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[spoiler]Today's quote:
DS 1991 Ep #3 (-1966: Ep #8) - Victoria - 'Boy, that MUST have been some dream. You want to tell me about it?'
From
SHADOWS IN THE '90s: The Dark Shadows Concordance 1991 - PLOT SUMMARIES - MINISERIES PART TWO (EPISODES TWO AND THREE):
COLLINWOOD: David strolls inside, shouting for people. "Mrs. Johnson? Anybody around? When are we having dinner?" A door squeaks open. He calls for whoever it is to come out. Carolyn does. He laughs, "You really scared me. Where is everybody?" She remains silent. He becomes dis- turbed by this. She suddenly hisses and reveals fangs. She goes for him. Screaming, he races upstairs and into a room. There Daphne, fangs bared, waits for him. He runs to Victoria, who also reveals fangs. Daphne and Carolyn join her, fangs glistening, all hissing and coming for him -- David wakes up screaming. Victoria tries to comfort and soothe him. He gasps Daphne is coming back to get him. Daphne can't come back. David, "I don't care what you say. She was dead the last time." She of- fers to stay with him for a while.
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And the summary doesn't reference the quote at all - nor does the summary in
DS Resurrected - both simply say Victoria tries to comfort David. But what happens as things lead up to the quote is that after David wakes, sees the real Victoria, and realizes it was all a dream, she reassures him, "Nobody's going to hurt you. It's me. It's Vicki. Nobody's going to hurt you." And after Victoria turns on the light and tells David to sit up, she hands him a glass of water, which he quickly drinks from. And once he's done drinking, Victoria takes the glass from him and delivers the quote, after which David explains that Daphne is still trying to get him...
And similar to what I've done previously when it comes to the '91 Series, I used a screen capture from the TGG Direct DVD release that's the same dimensions as the ones from the original series -
- because even though that release also doesn't have the correct color timing like the VHS release does -
- also like the VHS release, it has the correct aspect ratio, plus it even tends to show a bit more of the frame and it's clearer than the VHS.
And even though the MGM DVD release, like the TGG Direct release, is clearer than the VHS, frustratingly, the aspect ratio is cropped from 4X3 to 16X9 -
- and it's interesting that in this instance compared to the MGM release, the TGG Direct release shows more of the left and right sides of the frame, which is the first time we're seeing something like that happen.
And Ep #8 now joins Eps #1, #5, #120, #124, #136, #189, #198, #210, #478, #659, #667 and #904 as ones without any "must" lines - and that's just the first one for this month.