Clearly, he's opened a vintage tin of McClellands Dark Star, but his expression tells me he can't keep it lit either.
DARK SHADOWS
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I would have guessed an aro. He seems like a Mixture 79 guy.
(It drives away vampires).
Yet must attract bats
I'd worry the room note might trigger the shit out of Dr Hoffman. It doesn't seem to take much.
He's got more hair than I do (and more Old Spice).
It was on Hulu for a while and I tried watching a few episodes but it's incredibly slow moving compared to contemporary TV.
That is all soap operas. They draw out the emotions and cringes and let a storyline take a year to finish, whereas nowadays, the kiddies need fast, action packed, less suspense.
That's probably true. The only other soap I ever watched was The Edge of Night. I had a roomate in college who was obsessed with that show.
that's like saying hugs are better then being launched into the Sun. Well true it's a comical understatement. It's like saying that a gourmet meal at the best restaurant is fancier and tastier then a plate of feces. Or that a massage is more relaxing then having toothpicks shoved into your eyeballs. Or in other words the one is a classic and the other is a plate of feces that watching is as hard on the eyes as shoving toothpicks in there would be.
and Hulu starts way into the show. It's better to start at the beginning. So much of it's way more intense if you already know who the people are and what they're like.
So did I. You could always tell which kids watched Dark Shadows. We were the ones running home to get there in time to watch it.
The 1991 DS series was great. It should have had a longer run. I believe it was the first TV series to cost a million dollars an episode to film. At least I remember hearing that at the time.
The Johnny Depp movie was worse than Holly's Non Plus Ultra.
When they released all 1,220-some episodes on DVD, the case they used was a coffin. It sold for around $600. When Amazon had a one day sale for $225, m'lady, her mom, and my mother bought it for my Christmas present.
that box set is awesome. And a great deal. Seriously I did the math it's a deal per dvd. And when you have the dvd's in their cases in the coffin box it makes a Barnabus Collins in the coffin. It's one of my prized possessions. If there is a house fire I'll grab the cat, the Meer and that box set. In that order.
That is Days of Our Lives. When you grew up on a farm in the 60s and you only got 3 channels on your family’s B/W (that is black and white for you youngsters) TV on a good day, you knew all of the soaps.
Oh I know. It’s just the one I always remember finishing up and seeing the ending with the globe and the superimposed hourglass as they voice said that.
then Duck Tales or Rescue Rangers came on and all was good.
I watched the first 100 episodes of the original; series and liked it a lot. How can you lose when one of the main characters is a vampire? Somehow I got the impression that Barnabas chewed mothballs.
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Your right, that one was pretty good.
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