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David is still missing. Liz tells Carolyn she loves David, who replies he's a horror. Liz says if anything happens to David, she'll never fo...
In which I praise Art Wallace’s technique of structuring an episode as an intertwining pair of dramatic confrontations, and say that in this episode, the pairing of Burke and David on the one hand with Carolyn, Liz, and Vicki on the other brings out new depths in all five characters.
Burke Devlin bursts into the sheriff's office, upset about his room being searched. The sheriff shares the warrant with Devlin, who asks who...
In which I complain about the show’s second Idiot Plot in three days, say a couple of things about the first scene between Maggie and David, and find a clue to the Collins family’s politics in a most peculiar photograph of Lyndon B. Johnson.
Vicki searches for David. Carolyn comes home and is shocked when Vicki claims he tried to commit murder. She explains she found the valve, a...
In which I talk about the use of the word “ghost” in the first weeks of the show, and praise Joan Bennett’s performance in the episode for putting the audience in suspense.
David comes out the door of the closed wing of the house holding Vicki's letter. Vicki confronts him about tampering with his father's car. ...
In which I lament the first example of an Idiot Plot on Dark Shadows, one in which, as will happen disastrously often later in the series, Vicki is cast as the Designated Idiot.
David sneaks into Vicki's room. He opens the letter from the foundling home and starts to read it when his father bursts in. David runs out ...
In which I express my appreciation for one of the strongest episodes of the series.
The constable shows up at the diner looking for Burke Devlin. Carolyn has been shopping, and stops in the diner for lunch. She orders f...
In which I remark on some ambitious camera work, on the laughable ineptitude of actor Michael Currie, and on some drastic revisions in the characters’ relationships to one another that took place between episode 1 and episode 24.
The constable arrives to speak with Roger. Roger tells him he needs him to dig up a murderer, and the constable clarifies attempted murder. ...
In which I say that Constable Carter seems to be a dimwit, that Roger’s behavior these last several days indicates that he is trying to keep more than one secret, that David makes good use of his second direct look into the camera, and that the last few seconds of the episode feature a powerful bit of acting by Alexandra Moltke Isles.
Burke Devlin shows up at the Evans home looking for Sam. Maggie asks if his visit has to do with Roger Collins' accident. He tells her it wa...
In which I speculate that a substandard performance by Mitch Ryan was Mark Allen’s fault.
