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These episodes of Dark Shadows originally aired April 29 – May 10, 1968. In this installment of The Drawing Room: Old McCollins had a dream, E I E I O…. “Is it really that important for you to learn everything … Continue reading →

These episodes of Dark Shadows originally aired April 15 – April 26, 1968. In this installment of The Drawing Room: Is it all too much? Lang, the multi-tasking mad scientist Kindness, sweetness and gentleness of spirit (rolls eyes::) Call Me … Continue reading →

These episodes of Dark Shadows originally aired April 1 – April 12, 1968. In this installment of The Drawing Room: Back to the future What about David? Barnabas and Julia mend fences The lovers’ inconvenience of being born in different … Continue reading →

These episodes of Dark Shadows originally aired March 25 – 29, 1968. In this installment of The Drawing Room: Time is running out Once upon a time, there were three little foreshadows… The crossbow, the bare hands, and an unlikely … Continue reading →

These episodes of Dark Shadows originally aired March 18 – 22, 1968. In this installment of The Drawing Room: Is Vicki changing history, or preserving it? If someone is crazy, does that mean you can’t believe ANYTHING they say? When … Continue reading →

These episodes of Dark Shadows originally aired March 11-15, 1968. In this installment of The Drawing Room: I, Vampire The Economy of Language “Oh my God, I can’t believe this is really happening…” Secret Passageways The Pain in the Neck … Continue reading →

These episodes of Dark Shadows originally aired March 4-8, 1968. In this installment of The Drawing Room: Barnabas the Bricklayer: Hero or Villain? Trask, you can’t HANDLE the supernatural! Robin Hood on steroids Chrissy psychoanalyzes the vampire Atonement is a … Continue reading →

These episodes of Dark Shadows originally aired February 26 – March 1, 1968. In this installment of The Drawing Room: It’s not the end…yet! When all else, fails, tell the truth The Paranormal Paradox “And then I woke up…”? Special … Continue reading →