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At 6:30, it makes no sense to me that Angelique told Ben to bring the carriage around at 6 o'clock since that was nightfall. She knew that she had to get to Barnabas BEFORE nightfall. She didn't even ask Ben where Barnabas body was, how long it would take to get there, or if they would need to dig up a grave in order to figure out how long before nightfall she needed to leave. In fact, she should have had Ben bring round the carriage right away. Why did she start packing instead of having Ben take her immediately to where Barnabas was laid to rest? She could have packed after she returned from staking Barnabas. This was just sloppy writing. Angelique is smarter than this. The writers could have had Ben return with the stake shortly before nightfall so that Angelique had no choice but to take the risk and go to Barnabas near nightfall.

Angelique really bit off a whole lot more than she can chew. She became victim #1 of Barnabas's curse. Again she finds herself in fear from another curse/spell and she never learns.

Is Angelique really surprised Ben believed Barnabas was justified in shooting her? She's treated him like crap ever since she enslaved him. I still say Angelique plotted all along to manipulate Joshua into bribing her into leaving town with her talk of travelling and bringing 'new friends' to the estate (to Joshua they would be only outsiders to him). With Barnabas gone, what was there to keep her around? Not to mention the fact she wouldn't want to risk somebody else catching wise to her and expose her, even if Vicki was the one under suspicion and in jail at the moment. Angelique arrives way too late to stake Barnabas. Did she really think she could still control Barnabas now that he has risen? Then again, did Barnabas really think he'd be rid of Angelique once and for all after he did away with her? I mean, I don't blame him for wringing her pretty little neck for what she had done to him, but he should have taken into account that since she was a witch, she could very easily return from the grave (which she eventually did).

Good bye for now Angelique 😂

I never cared for the character of Carrie, or the actress who played her ...

And thus begins the most painfully long storyline ...

Jane draper who played suki forbes, was the lovelyest girl to play on DS, she was my favorite, but her acting career didnt go very well in hollywood unfortunately.

Wow! Gerard Stiles is neck nibbing Leticia?!😲😳 How naughty! I'll have what she's having.😏😄

Since Episode 660 or so... This is turning into 'Days of Our Lives' on LSD + Steroids! 😆 If I was Barnabas. I would have smacked David. That little brat and his Machinations!

The make-up is impeccable for the women, both Kathryn Leigh Scott and Joan Bennett look gorgeous. And even though I've seen the death scene before, i don' think I realized until now that the last words Barnabas heard were those of Josette telling him she will wait for him. That is probably part of why he was so obsessed with her when he finally got let out of his coffin in 1967.

Please i wish that the whole series could be put on utube.that would be super awesome 👍.

I have lived on the Maine coast near Bangor. It does not thunder every night. But it SHOULD.

The casket looks different?

Usually Angelique is on top of things, but not in this case. If I were her, immediately after learning of Joshua's plans to bury Barnabas in secret and tell everyone he had left for England, I would have cast a spell on Joshua to make him unconscious with a fever before he had a chance to implement his plan. The others would think that Joshua had contracted the plague from Barnabas. With Joshua incapacitated, Angelique would have time to stop Barnabas' burial and to go into town to notify the authorities of Barnabas death. They would send the coroner or a doctor to examine the body and certify Barnabas death. This would effectively thwart Joshua's plan to hide Barnabas death. While in town, Angelique should also engage a lawyer to start the settlement of Barnabas' estate. Since Barnabas had no heirs, in the absence of a will, as his lawful widow, Angelique would inherit Barnabas' entire estate, especially the Old House and the property on which it sits. Recall in episode 395, the deed of the Old House was in Naomi's name, and she gave the Old House to Barnabas in the presence of Angelique as a wedding present. This is why Angelique has a vested interest in thwarting Joshua's plan to hide Barnabas' death. Perhaps Angelique was too distraught at Barnabas' death and impending return as a vampire to think clearly. Usually, however, it is when Angelique is backed into a corner as she was in this episode that she is best at coming up with and implementing a dastardly plan.

The scriptwriters must have had a few loose screws to come up with the story lines in this soap.

I love watching these early episodes! We dee who Willie truly was before "meeting" Barnabas. What a punkish, sneaky, conniving thug! I love him! And I love him even more when Barnabas breaks him. Willie is a survivor.

Elizabeth her children dies her brother in law her strong husband is breaking down all what left is exterior to keep,that is to much to handle

Angelique had to get her Bat 🦇 from Grandpa Munster/Count Dracula over on Mocking Bird Lane that he conjured up in his basement laboratory. 😆

Barnabas will be entering into eternal life shortly. 16:30-Bens big face peeking through the window at Josette, Joshua and Natalie. Joshua was looking toward that direction and doesn't notice him but Josette spots him right off not knowing it was Ben.

Touching scene between Barnabas and Josette. So sad when he dies as she watches. She vows to wait for him, even as Natalie dismisses it as wishful thinking and a fool's dream. Joshua's reasoning as to spread the lie that Barnabas went to England rather than die from the plague is understandable, but he would have had to really do some hard talking to convince the doctor who examined Barnabas not to say anything. I know Joshua would not have said that Barnabas had died to anyone outside the family, but the doc would almost be curious as to what Barnabas did have if it hadn't been the plague. Dear Angelique, Joshua never gave you a chance because you never deserved one, and your husband's death, courtesy of your curse, proves that more than ever.

I did not know that Glenn Capable was on dark shadows, where is his guitar?

In episodes 814 and 1815, Barnabas looks more human than his usual vampire self. Guess the eyeliner wasn't available that day, lol. Petofi is prepared to put on the squeeze onto Barnabas until he agrees to take him to the future. Barnabas was only half truthful to him. While it's true it had never been his intention to go to 1897 (he merely wanted to confront Quentin's ghost), he does know he got to 1897 through I Ching. Now, I know nothing good would come out of Petofi getting to 1969, but it should have been obvious to Barnabas that he was risking David's life, maybe even the whole future of the Collins family, if he didn't at least throw Petofi a bone. Telling Petofi about the I Ching certainly wouldn't guarantee that Petofi would pick the right hexagram in getting there. Tim really is getting to be overbearing and obnoxious. He was so callous to Nora. Like I've said before, I believe the hand changed his personality for the worst, it's made him drunk with greed and power.

I think Barnabas let Angelique off too easily by strangling her he should have bitten her

The Countess saying she didn't think Vicki had any imagination 😂

John K.played his part well😊

Clarice blackburn did an awesome job as abigail collins!

That was the first time I liked Joshua. He does have a soul 😅😅😅

That was the first time I liked Joshua. He does have a soul 😅😅😅

Vicky should have told Josette that if she was a witch, she would not harm Barnabas,who has been nothing but kind to her. If she was a witch, her first target would be Trask.

Angelique is a piece of work. She knows Barnabas is very likely dying at this point, and has no conscience at all about threatening him over Josette on his deathbed. No wonder he doesn't want his 'loving, devoted wife' anywhere near him in the time he has left. Sweet scene where Joshua apologizes to Barnabas for the way he treated him over his marrying Angelique. Though Barnabas has got to be thinking at this point he should have listened to his father about her. The last thing Vicki should have done was to tell Josette about the book. No matter how skeptical Josette was to her claims of innocence before telling her about the book, all Vicki did by mentioning it was making herself look even more guilty in Josette's eyes. I appreciate Vicki wanting to prevent Josette's demise, but the way she went about it was just too stupid no matter how you look at it.

Where is her dignity? Married to someone who loves someone else disgusting

Some good teaching of American history here. Bangor WAS in Massachusetts in 1795. Maine did not break away from Massachusetts to become its own state until 1820.

Poor Vicky. She idolized Josette when she first heard and read about her, and then the ghost of Josette came to her rescue when she was abducted by Matthew Morgan. However, Josette was an antagonist toward Vicky when the latter went back in time.

vicki trying to help josette. sadly she is to stupid to understand it🤦‍♂

Love DS listen in way to work! Loved it as a child, resented kindergarten cause it didn’t end til DS was over! 😢

I always thought Angelique was a beautiful woman who was wonderfully evil!

Okay, the episode that was on before this one concerned Quinten being killed. But, here he’s very much alive.

Too bad Vicki had to be so darned truthful. Now they think she is insane as well as a witch! lol! Now we know why Barnabas doesn't tell the truth about who he is, and what time he came from! Time travel is very hard to swallow, and dumb old Vicki just doesn't get it! Thanks for this video!! ~Janet in Canada

Thayer David was such a good actor! I love the way he portrayed Ben Stokes! John Frid was so good at being a sick, delirious man. I actually feel sorry for him, and hope he doesn't die. However, he did become a vampire, and he played that part very well, too! That's why Dark Shadows was so popular. All the actors and actresses were so wonderful! Thanks for sharing this! ~Janet in Canada 🧛‍♀

Me to..never miss an episode..

Great acting on Jonathan's part! He does the sick and feverish bit so very well! Lara did the evil wife very well, too! What a lovely bunch of actors Dark Shadows had! Thanks for this video. I really appreciate it! ~Janet in Canada

Not a very good acting job by jonathan frid.

Cute don,brisce

Omg even little sara makes flubs on this show.😂😅

A bite on the neck yessss

Luvv this show 😅😅😅

Quentin before he got humbled by the curse was something else, Playboy, Bad Boy, dabbled in the black arts and will do anything to win….. Quentin was something else when Barnabas arrived in 1897

😂😅😅😅

You know what nobody says when we hear Edith talks she really was talking about Gabriel and Daniel’s relationship in 1840!!!! Daniel couldn’t stand his youngest son

As Barnabas lays deathly sick, his parents argue about where Barnabas could be. Naomi doesn't believe Barnabas would run out on his wife, while Joshua believes that Barnabas and Josette have run away together. Joshua wasn't entirely wrong. It had been Barnabas' attention to meet up with Josette in Boston once he disposed of Angelique (obviously it didn't work out that way). Love how Joshua pretends not to care wherever Barnabas may be or what may have happened to him. This annoys Naomi who walks out of the room, but once she's gone, we see Joshua contemplating what his son is up to. Whether he admits it or not, he does still care about his son. It's just his damn pride won't allow him to show it or admit it. Barnabas calls out and Josette runs to him. She's devastated to see how ill he is, and to find the marks on his neck, not knowing where they came from. The doctor recommends moving Barnabas away from Collinsport off to somewhere to die so no one else will be in danger of 'the plague'. The Countess does her best to talk him into allowing Barnabas to stay put and not to say anything to anyone. I have to wonder what Angelique had up her sleeve now that she knows her little potions cannot cure Barnabas. I think she may have resigned herself to the fact that he'll die and she will have to do something about that after he does.