If you don't want to know the circumstances surrounding Sunday's entry in this slideshow, then don't read any further...
[spoiler]Sunday's quote:
Ep #544 (1968) - Nicholas - 'I MUST find Dr. Lang's creation, the man called Adam-- only after I've found him can I avenge your suffering. I command you to lead me to him. Surely you MUST know where he is, each of you is a part of him.'
From "Robservations 7/1/02 - Stokes Demands Answers - #544/545"
Nicholas tells the two deformed ghosts that he must find Dr. Lang's creation, Adam--only after that can he avenge their suffering. Lead me to Adam, he commands, you must know where he is, being part of him--if you can't lead me, then point the way. The two ghosts lift their arms and gesture. "Collinwood!" says Nicholas. He asks what part of the house Adam is in, but they disappear without supplying that information. That's all right, says Nicholas, he knows enough--he will find him!
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The Robservations doesn't reference the quote perfectly, but it does reference it well...
And this is the fourth quote from this ep, the first that isn't from Prof.Stokes. The first (Prof. Stokes - 'If anyone else discovers you, as Mrs. Johnson's son did yesterday, you MUSTN'T panic or be frightened') was back on July 29th of 2020, the second (Prof. Stokes - 'I MUST be more careful. There are times when even a momentary loss of self-control can be dangerous') was back on June 22nd of 2021, and the third (Prof. Stokes - 'Learning MUST come first') was back on August 31st. So that all means that Ep #544 has joined the club with Eps #2, #3, #195, #208, #211, #212, #296, #300, #365, #377, #384, #449, #450, #466, #550, #609, #629, #646, #678, #709, #727, #977, #993, #1057, #1064 and #1111. However, recall that Eps #208, #211, #300, #377, #449, #466, #678, #709, #1057 & #1111 have five quotes...
And as a bit of trivia, I'm sure those with sharp eyes have spotted David Groh of
Rhoda fame as the armless ghost:
And some questions to ponder:
- Did Jeff disrobe the bodies to remove the body parts that he did or were they buried naked from the waist up? I suspect the former.
- But why does the headless ghost have a bloodied torso? Shouldn't his blood have been drained when the body was embalmed before burial? Though I supposed we're not supposed to think about that.