Vicky the gorgeous, sweet innocent schoolgirl. 1 of my favorite childhood babysitters. I love you. 💖💕💖💕💖💕💖💕💖💕💖💕💖💕💖💕💖💕. This seance all took place because they were trying to contact little Sarah.
Boy! The look on Barnabas' face when Vicki showed him that portrait of Angelique was priceless! I thought he was going to have kittens! lol! I agree with Roger, though, that frame is hideous! ( watched that video before this one) this was very enjoyable, indeed! Thanks for sharing! ~Janet in Canada
Vicky (Alexandra) left the show before they could officially do her Orphan storyline. She was Liz's daughter the whole time and it's so obvious here. Instead of the 1841 alternate timeline with Bramwell, they should've closed up the show by bringing Vicki back and the discovery of Liz being her Mom...
@@melodiefrances3898 They did like a radio dramrmatization years later ...I think it's on here somewhere....where they read Liz's will and she confessed (not sure who her Dad was....it wasn't Paul)....So I think Vicki inherits Colinwood with Carolyn and David and ....seems like Quentin is in the will too....I think Alexandra Isles even played her
In this episode, Vicki did return & sucked back to the present 1968 after she was hanged & was glad to see the present Collins family again, but she is still bewildered & confused. The mystery woman disappeared & sucked back to 1795 & died. Then Dr. Julia performs hypnotism on Vicki.& placed her on a sedative. Then Vicki fell asleep & dreamt about Jeremiah's ghost appearing to her in the past. When Julia returned to her room, she was wide awake and restless. Julia found out about Peter Bradford who was hanged for a murder he didn't commit, but it was Vicki was the one who shot & killed Noah Gifford (a sailor). So, after Peter was hanged, he also was sucked into the present 1968 as Jeff Clark. Vicki still recalled & obsessed about the past, 1795 that she did kill Noah Gifford, not Peter Bradford whilst both she & Elizabeth Stoddard went to the cemetery & saw Peter Bradford's grave. Then, both Elizabeth & Vicki returned to Collinsport along with the portrait of Angelique. Barnabas was startled.
@@maritzaagosto1793 ....No one "replaced" Victoria Winters...But actress Kathryn Leigh Scott is an excellent Actress Who played iconic characters MAGGIE EVANS & JOSETTE DUPRE.
Time in the 20th century suspended until Victoria returned from 1795.Clock in the foyer starting up, Barnabas in a panic over Phyllis Wick in 1968 fearing that she will tell the Collins family that he is the same Barnabas from her time. That was quite an episode.
I know. I was exhausted by the time it was done. One think that I thought helped the transition back to 1968 was the voice over. Nancy Barrett was on deck that day and instead of one narrative at the beginning, the narrative continued through as we were going back and forth in time.
You ain't b******* that eyeliner they had around his eyes he like to s*** bricks when he saw Phyllis Wick it's bad when a spook can spook a spook and that was the second Phyllis Wick the first one was better🤷♂️👍🥳🧐 If people could do that today and tell who killed them it would be off the damn chain and over with🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Well, what for????!!!!!!!! Not me!!!!!!! And you know what I mean. Especially from the point of death, just by a close range of a near death, just by two seconds left.
I'm sorry all you Shadows fans, for me Grayson Hall in this series just wasn't that great of an actress. I mean in movies such as That Darn Cat, she did a very conviencing job as a kidnapped victim she did really well, but in live shows like this it just wasn't that conviencing. I think she does great in films when giving takes, but I don't think much of her as a stage actress.
Oh heck no!! LOL Grayson Hall I thought was charismatic and the character of Julia Hoffman was fearless. Way ahead of her time. Such a strong female character for the 1960's. Originally the character was suppose to be a man "Julian Hoffman" but either through a typo or just sheer moment of brilliance, they changed the character to a woman. The subtext of Julia being in love with Barnabas was an added layer that was pure gold. Yes Grayson may have been over the top a bit in her delivery from time to time but it was very entertaining and added to the camp element of the show. I love Julia Hoffman and Grayson Hall!!
Vicky the gorgeous, sweet innocent schoolgirl. 1 of my favorite childhood babysitters. I love you. 💖💕💖💕💖💕💖💕💖💕💖💕💖💕💖💕💖💕. This seance all took place because they were trying to contact little Sarah.
rip to the very beautiful inside and out lara parker a truly wonderful lady i met her several times and she was always really nice. rip lara
You can tell Barnabas loved Victoria Winters at the end of her story. He went back in time to save her
Barnabas demeaning comment at the end had me rolling, "I would guess that the painting is of very little value" hahaha, the best!
Boy! The look on Barnabas' face when Vicki showed him that portrait of Angelique was priceless! I thought he was going to have kittens! lol! I agree with Roger, though, that frame is hideous! ( watched that video before this one) this was very enjoyable, indeed! Thanks for sharing! ~Janet in Canada
Victoria Winters...deserved BETTER storylines After 1795.
I think 1795 was my favorite travel back time. It laid out the foundation to Barnabas torment and cursed. As adult still my favorite time travel back.
I'm with you, Anne. You might have noticed that once I started with the 1795 scenes, I literally couldn't stop myself.
💯 mine as well❗️
I named my kitten “Millicent”
Vicky (Alexandra) left the show before they could officially do her Orphan storyline. She was Liz's daughter the whole time and it's so obvious here. Instead of the 1841 alternate timeline with Bramwell, they should've closed up the show by bringing Vicki back and the discovery of Liz being her Mom...
I really wish they had done that.
There might be a book out there about it. Or, at least some fan fiction 😊❤️
@@melodiefrances3898 They did like a radio dramrmatization years later ...I think it's on here somewhere....where they read Liz's will and she confessed (not sure who her Dad was....it wasn't Paul)....So I think Vicki inherits Colinwood with Carolyn and David and ....seems like Quentin is in the will too....I think Alexandra Isles even played her
He is a Royal baby boy
@@bethgott9768 Who is?
In this episode, Vicki did return & sucked back to the present 1968 after she was hanged & was glad to see the present Collins family again, but she is still bewildered & confused. The mystery woman disappeared & sucked back to 1795 & died. Then Dr. Julia performs hypnotism on Vicki.& placed her on a sedative. Then Vicki fell asleep & dreamt about Jeremiah's ghost appearing to her in the past. When Julia returned to her room, she was wide awake and restless. Julia found out about Peter Bradford who was hanged for a murder he didn't commit, but it was Vicki was the one who shot & killed Noah Gifford (a sailor). So, after Peter was hanged, he also was sucked into the present 1968 as Jeff Clark. Vicki still recalled & obsessed about the past, 1795 that she did kill Noah Gifford, not Peter Bradford whilst both she & Elizabeth Stoddard went to the cemetery & saw Peter Bradford's grave. Then, both Elizabeth & Vicki returned to Collinsport along with the portrait of Angelique. Barnabas was startled.
i can never get enough of alexandra🤩
The best Vicki of all ... far better than the other actress / actresses who replaced Alexandra Moltke .
@@maritzaagosto1793 ....No one "replaced" Victoria Winters...But actress Kathryn Leigh Scott is an excellent Actress Who played iconic characters MAGGIE EVANS & JOSETTE DUPRE.
Time in the 20th century suspended until Victoria returned from 1795.Clock in the foyer starting up, Barnabas in a panic over Phyllis Wick in 1968 fearing that she will tell the Collins family that he is the same Barnabas from her time. That was quite an episode.
I know. I was exhausted by the time it was done. One think that I thought helped the transition back to 1968 was the voice over. Nancy Barrett was on deck that day and instead of one narrative at the beginning, the narrative continued through as we were going back and forth in time.
You ain't b******* that eyeliner they had around his eyes he like to s*** bricks when he saw Phyllis Wick it's bad when a spook can spook a spook and that was the second Phyllis Wick the first one was better🤷♂️👍🥳🧐 If people could do that today and tell who killed them it would be off the damn chain and over with🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
@@MontrealNorth I noticed that they switched actresses, too, for Phyllis Wick.
I never actually saw these episodes before. It explains a LOT.
Thank you so much for loading these 😊❤️
@@darkshadowsfansunite8140likely that Dorie Cavanaugh wasn't available.
It would have been so much simpler if Dark Shadows just had people pass through those time stone circles.
That would have been easier!
Thanks DSFU! Great scenes! Especially the scene with the jailer and hangman. Great video.
Thank you so much for your comment.
Other surprising comeback got the nervous Barnabas ... Angelique . 😲🥀
Joan Bennett is a small petite Lady . i never realized that !
Me too till I saw her stand next to Lara Parker and saw Lara was taller
Glued to the TV when I first saw this.
Well, what for????!!!!!!!! Not me!!!!!!! And you know what I mean. Especially from the point of death, just by a close range of a near death, just by two seconds left.
I'm sorry all you Shadows fans, for me Grayson Hall in this series just wasn't that great of an actress. I mean in movies such as That Darn Cat, she did a very conviencing job as a kidnapped victim she did really well, but in live shows like this it just wasn't that conviencing. I think she does great in films when giving takes, but I don't think much of her as a stage actress.
You can always speak freely on my channel, Larry! Thank you for your comments.
Oh heck no!! LOL Grayson Hall I thought was charismatic and the character of Julia Hoffman was fearless. Way ahead of her time. Such a strong female character for the 1960's. Originally the character was suppose to be a man "Julian Hoffman" but either through a typo or just sheer moment of brilliance, they changed the character to a woman. The subtext of Julia being in love with Barnabas was an added layer that was pure gold. Yes Grayson may have been over the top a bit in her delivery from time to time but it was very entertaining and added to the camp element of the show. I love Julia Hoffman and Grayson Hall!!
Somewhat agree, many times the actors acted half joking because the storylines were so bizarre.