Dark Shadows Episode 1185 1/8/71

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Carrie arrives at Grimes's house and finds him on the floor. Jeremy returns and when he sees Carrie, tells her she can't stay. She tells him that his father is dead on the floor just a few feet away. Jeremy is upset, realizing that his father is really dead. He asks her how it happened. Carrie says he was moaning when she arrived. Jeremy asks if he said anything before he died. She says that he did.

Gerard tells Dawson that he should be getting the coroner's report on Grimes soon. Dawson asks who found the body, and Gerard says it was Carrie. Dawson says that Grimes testimony would have been useless, but with his death, it would appear that he will win the case for them.

Barnabas tells Quentin that Mordecai Grimes is dead. Quentin asks how it happened. Barnabas says they don't know yet. He says Carrie Stokes found him. He says it will be a field day for Dawson, as he's sure he will attribute his death to witchcraft. Quentin asks how he can prove it. Barnabas says that he doesn't know. 

The court comes to order, and Dawson solemnly notes that his next witness turned up dead last night. He says he can prove without a shadow of a doubt that the death is the result of witchcraft at the hands of Quentin. He calls Carrie Stokes to the stand. She is sworn in. Dawson asks her when she last saw Mordecai Grimes. She says she saw him at his house last night. She found him on the floor in his house. She thought he had fallen, and when she saw the look in his eyes, she knew he was dying. Dawson asks if he said anything to her. She says he did, and when he asks what he said before dying, she refuses. Dawson compels her to tell them. She says that his last words were, "Quentin Collins." She adds that Quentin didn't kill him, and when Dawson objects, it is sustained. Barnabas has no questions for her. Dawson provides the coroner's report saying the cause of death is unknown, and clearly an act of sorcery. 

He then calls Jeremy Grimes to the stand. Dawson asks him about the letter he's holding. Jeremy explains that it was a letter his father wrote and asked him to deliver to Dawson right before he died. Dawson reads the letter explaining how he had evidence proving Quentin's guilt. Barnabas asks Jeremy if the letter was sealed when it was given to him. He says that it was. He asks if his father told him of the contents of the letter. Jeremy says he did not. Barnabas points out that only Jeremy's father and Dawson were the only two men to know the contents of the letter were his father and Dawson, and now one of those men is dead. He points out how conveniently the course of the trial has been altered in the last 24 hours. The last remark is stricken from the record, and Jeremy is dismissed. Dawson rests his case, and Barnabas is asked to present the case. Barnabas calls Quentin to the stand.

Quentin discusses his arguments with Grimes. Barnabas asks if he had anything to do with his death, and Quentin has denied it. Barnabas asks if Quentin has ever practiced the Black Arts, and he says he wouldn't even know how. Dawson cross-examines him. He asks if Desmond sought out the head of Judah Zachery on his request. He admits that he did. Dawson asks why, and Quentin says it was merely curiosity. Dawson asks if he longed for the powers of Judah Zachery. Quentin says he did not, and Dawson accuses him of using those powers to kill off the list of victims. Quentin says he's sick of Dawson's lies and insinuations, and when he gets through with the trial, he'll deal with him. 

The judge threatens Quentin with contempt. Dawson says the defendant has given an adequate demonstration of what he was trying to prove. Quentin steps down, and the defense rests. Dawson gives his closing remarks. He says facts support that he is guilty as charged, listing off the victims he was found with. He mentions Quentin's staircase through time, and his admission of owning the head of Judah Zachery. Barnabas points out that what Dawson claims as fact is hearsay. No one alive can say that he killed any of the victims. He points out that given that fact, the tribunal cannot come back with any verdict but not guilty.

Carries comes to see Jeremy. He tells her that Quentin is guilty. He says he's a warlock, She tells Jeremy that he sounds like his father. He says he hopes they execute Quentin. Carrie runs out on him.

The court comes to order, and the judges announce that they have arrived at a verdict.

Our thoughts: 

John: Grimes' pupils were like half moons? What the hell does that even mean? And how exactly did Dawson know what Grimes told Carrie? Because a good lawyer would never ask a question to which he didn't know the answer. I'd almost be willing to buy it if Gerard had planned for Carrie to be there, and used his powers to make Grimes tell her Quentin was responsible.

 

Christine: It means his pupils looked like this, I guess. 🌗 Eww, that must have been pretty creepy to see. I'm guessing that Jeremy told Dawson about Carrie hearing his dying dad utter Quentin's name. 

 

John: Again, Dawson is in fine form in the courtroom today. I think his best move was getting Quentin to fly off the handle, and go so far as to threaten him in front of the tribunal. While I'd like to see Quentin get back at Dawson, it probably wasn't the smartest thing to say from the witness stand.

 

Christine: You can't blame Quentin. It's up to the lawyer to see that he keeps his yap shut and doesn't walk into traps like that. 

John: I sure hope this is the end of the road for Carrie and Jeremy's relationship. The two young lovers were really beginning to get on my nerves.

 

Christine: That's because you're not a teenager with raging hormones. The conflict between them will only fuel their intense feelings for one another, so I recommend that you take up meditation or have a cocktail before episodes from now on. What's your guess on the verdict? I'm expecting a date will be set with the executioner on Monday. 

Dark Shadows Episode 1184 1/7/71

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Daphne tells Quentin that she can't see him any more. She tells him that Joanna still loves him. He says that he and Joanna broke up. She can't listen to him. She says Joanna won't be right again without him. He asks if she's willing to sacrifice everything for her sister. She tells him that she doesn't feel the same about him anymore. He asks what she's going to do, and she tells him that she's going to marry Gerard Stiles. He can't believe it. He asks what made her change. She says he doesn't understand the hold Gerard has over her. He says he's not going to let her marry Gerard. He tells her that he's going to divorce Samantha when he gets out of jail. He asks Daphne when she last spoke to Joanna. She says it was this afternoon. He asks if Joanna told her that he loved her. She says she did not. He asks why she thinks Joanna didn't tell her. He says he knows her better than Gerard does. He asks what Gerard did to make her change. She says she would explain it if she could. He begs her to promise him that she won't do anything until he gets out. He tells her that he will be free soon, and Joanna will leave. 

Mordecai Grimes reads a letter from Dawson saying he doesn't know if he should come to court or not. His son Jeremy reminds him that if Quentin is acquitted, then he's not a warlock. Grimes tells Jeremy that if Dawson doesn't want his testimony, other Jeremy son walks out on him. 

Jeremy meets Carrie in the woods. He holds her and she says it's wrong. He tells her that she has to get over it. He explains that he has work to do during the day, so he can't come see her. She says he just wants her to listen to him, but he's wrong sometimes. He says he's not wrong about her, and kisses her. 

Daphne returns to Collinwood, and Gerard stops her as she heads upstairs. He reminds her that he hasn't asked his question about getting married. He says that he knows that Quentin would have her not do it. He says deep in her heart, he knows she will, and kisses her. 

Gerard visits Quentin in his cell. He tells him that he's in love with Daphne. Quentin reminds him that he was in love with Samantha when he returned to Collinwood. Quentin says he seems to want his life, and he's well on his way, having the estate, and the fortune. Gerard says it will all revert to him when he's free. Quentin says he doesn't think Gerard has human emotions. He tells Gerard that he's not going to let him marry Daphne. He says he'll kill him first. Gerard can't believe it, hearing those words from his best friend. Quentin laughs at him, and tells him to get out. Gerard says he came to make him understand that falling in love is an involuntary thing, and if it's a crime, it's the only thing he's guilty of.

Jeremy tells Carrie that it's time everyone knew about them. He kisses her, and they enter Collinwood together. He says he feels right at home. They hear someone enter and he's surprised to see his father. Grimes sees him with Carrie, and tells him to come with him. He warns Carrie to stay away from Jeremy. His father tells him to say goodbye to her for the last time. He says he'll stop the two of them if it's the last thing he does. Carrie tells Jeremy to try and make his father understand.

Gerard tells Grimes that he heard he came to Collinwood. Grimes refers to Collinwood as a house of corruption. Gerard says it isn't corrupting him, and Grimes says he heard as much from Trask. Gerard says he doesn't think Grimes' testimony will be strong enough. He adds that he found some evidence that he's sure would prove Quentin's guilt. He asks Grimes to incorporate this evidence into his testimony, without reference to him. He agrees. Gerard asks him to write a note to Dawson. He reminds him that it could be used as evidence in the trial, so it mustn't mention his name. He dictates the letter from Grimes' perspective, pointing out that he has found evidence of Quentin's guilt, and asking him to come see him immediately. Grimes finishes the letter and says his son will deliver it. Gerard says he'll be back with the evidence before Dawson arrives. Gerard leaves, and Grimes tells Jeremy to deliver the note to Dawson.

Carrie decides to go see Jeremy's father to explain how she feels. After she leaves, Gerard returns to Collinwood and goes into the drawing room. He takes out his devil's sigil, and says it's a shame they must sacrifice Grimes so that Quentin will be beheaded. Gerard calls for the shadow of death to visit Grimes.

Grimes sees the shadow approaching him, and collapses.

Gerard smiles and declares that Quentin will be found guilty.

Carrie arrives at Grimes's house and finds him on the floor. He tells her that Quentin Collins did this.

Our thoughts: 

John: We've got the trial of the century underway, and all of the folks that should be keeping a watchful eye on Gerard are off. I sure hope that before the show is over, Quentin will get a chance to duke it out with his 'old buddy,' possessed or not!

 

Christine: Hopefully Quentin's lawyer will show up tomorrow to give us a break from some of the traditional soap opera love triangles and teen smooching that's been going on heavily this week. 

 

John: It's the return of the killer shadow! Who would have expected that the least-convincing effect in the history of the show (a title not so easily awarded) would return to haunt someone else.

 

Christine: What's up with those spindly legs on the shadow monster? Even though this shadow didn't have the same undulating motion that Angelique's conjured shadow had, I still couldn't help hearing Herb Alpert and the Tijuana brass when it advanced on Mordecai. Now we know where Angelique learned how to conjure this cutout figure. 

John: For a moment I thought that we'd find out that Jeremy refused to deliver his father's note to Dawson, and Carrie's unannounced arrival would thwart Gerard's plan, but it looks as if it will serve him well, giving Grimes a chance to level an accusation at Quentin directly. Unless I'm right about the first part, and Jeremy returns and he and Carrie decide to hide his father's body. Of course, that seems somewhat far-fetched, even for our writers...

 

Christine: Nothing is too farfetched for this gang of writers. 

Episode 972

Dark Shadows Episode 1167 12/15/70

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Daphne goes looking for the room in her dream. She finds a room with the wedding dress she was wearing in the dream lying on the bed. Carrie finds her in the room and asks if she's exploring, too. She sees the wedding dress and says it's beautiful. She asks whose it is. Daphne snaps at her, telling her to put it down. She suggests that they return to the other wing. Carrie says she thinks the room will be an important place. 

After they're gone, Gerard comes into the room and picks up the wedding dress. 

Trask tells Gerard that the trial against Quentin needs to move faster. He suggests that Dawson should put him on the stand. Gerard says he has little influence in what Dawson does. Trask says that Barnabas should be charged alongside. Gerard says they have no case against Barnabas. Trask says Barnabas had some strange power over Roxanne. Gerard reminds Trask that he was in love with her. He admits it, and says she was a vampire. Gerard says that in order to be a vampire, one has to be bitten by one, and Quentin is not. Trasks asks if Barnabas could be. They agree they must find out. Gerard says Flora has investigated vampires for her new book on vampirism, inspired by Roxanne. He says they will visit Flora, but they must not mention Barnabas. 

Trask leaves and Daphne enters. She turns to leave, and when Gerard stops her, she says his friend Dawson hates Quentin. Gerard says he takes his job seriously, and wants to win the case. Gerard says he pleaded with Dawson not to take the case, and he is no longer his friend. Daphne apologizes for saying what she said to him. He asks he why she didn't mention seeing Joanna. She points out that she didn't see her — only Samantha did. He asks how long before she will trust him, and she says she cannot answer that. He tells her that he loves her, and kisses her forehead. He says that someday she will find out how much she loves him, and they kiss.

Flora tells Jeremy that she's needed an accountant for some time, but his father won't be happy that he's working for her. She points out that he's nothing like his father. He asks her if Carrie Stokes is old enough to be courted, and she says of course, but he could talk to Quentin, first. He says he's the last person Quentin would want to see in jail, and she suggests he talk to Gerard. He asks if she has something 'terribly important' to justify his going to Collinwood. She gives him some books to return, and wishes him luck with Carrie.

Later, Trask and Gerard speak with Flora about her new book. Trask asks if she's found anything in her research, and she tells them there was a vampire in Collinsport in 1796-1797. Trask says that was when his father was in Collinwood. Gerard asks her who lived in Collinwood in 1796. She says Daniel was a child, Ben Stokes, and Banrabas' father lived in the old house before moving to England later that same year. She tells Trask that his father disappeaaed the day before he was going to make a statement about the attacks. Trask says that's the reason he was never heard from again. Flora says that if Daniel were alive, he could help. Gerard points out that Ben could as well, considering that he was Barnabas' servant.

In Collinwood, someone sneaks up behind Carrie and covers her eyes. She turns and is surprised to see Jeremy. He jookingly says he killed his father. She points out that his father may kill him if he finds out where he is. Jeremy points out that he is now working for Flora. The hear Trask talking, and Carrie shuts the drawing room doors. She tells Jeremy to hide. Trask and Gerard come in, talking about there being no history of Barnabas in England. They mention they're looking for a book of her grandfather's, and she says they're welcome to check his room. After they leave, Jeremy comes out, and tells her where to meet with him later.

Trask reviews Ben Stokes' journal. Gerard admires the portrait of Barnabas' father, pointing out they could be the same man. Trask says that if he is a vampire, they may be the same man. Gerard points out that Stokes' journal makes no mention of it. Trask reads an excerpt about his father finding out about a secret in the basement of the old house. Trask adds that he was in the basement the day that Randall destroyed Roxanne. He says Barnabas locked him down there, and he heard sounds of rattling chains behind a brick wall. He's convinced that he heard his father's spirit trying to reach him. Gerard says they must go to the basement. 

Trask and Gerard take down the brick wall in the basement of the old house. It reveals a skeleton. Trask says at last he has found his father's resting place. Gerard asks if they can prove that it's him. He searches the skeleton and finds a note. Trask says Barnabas Collins killed his father, and takes the note from Gerard, hoping it will explain why.

Our thoughts: 

John: So do you think Jeremy will ask Gerard's permission to court Carrie? Or is he just going to take advantage of the fact that Quentin is in jail to run off with her? Of course he can't leave his great job with Flora behind. Perhaps they'll live happily ever after in Rose Cottage, assuming Ju-rard gets his way...

 

Christine:  I expect there to be some kind of Romeo and Juliet shenanigans that is destined to end in tragedy.

 

John: It's always amusing when the writers lead a character right up to the cusp of making a revelation (Barnabas looking exactly like his 1979 counterpart, someone being a vampire, no documentation of a Barnabas is London, etc.), and then don't bring it all the way home. With all the evidence against him, wouldn't it be obvious to anyone looking for a vampire that Barnabas is their man?

 
Christine: Perhaps they're leaving it to the senior Trask's note to make that revelation.

John: Amusing that they had removed half of the brick wall before they realized there was a skeleton behind it! What do you think happend to Papa Trask's clothes? I find it hard to believe they would turn to dust in 43 years... particularly if a note he was carrying survived.

 

Christine: The question truly is whether or not this is the same skeleton that was behind the wall the last time Jerry Lacy discovered it. At that time, he had no clothes at all, yet in both instances, all his bones still held together!

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Episode 511 

Dark Shadows Episode 1163 12/9/70

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Leticia runs into Rose Cottage and tells Flora that she was chased by a crowd calling her a witch. Flora says perhaps Daniel's death was a kindness, when Desmond returns. He says Quentin will not be tried for Randall's murder. The women smile until Desmond adds that he's going to be tried for witchcraft. Flora says it's ridiculous, and Desmond says that an old statute on the books allows it. He says the difficult thing is Quentin's stairway to time. And the voodoo doll that belonged to Quentin. Flora says that Desmond might have died if Trask and Gerard hadn't removed the scarf from the doll's neck. Desmond says he doesn't think it's any coincidence that Gerard was the one to do that. He points out that Gerard stands to gain if Quentin is beheaded. Flora doesn't believe it. She's sure that someone else must be scheming against Quentin. She leaves, and Desmond asks if Leticia agrees with Flora. She says Gerard can be dangerous to his enemies. She asks if Gerard dabbled in witchcraft when she first met him. She says he was fascinated by her, she thought because she was pretty, but he wanted to know how to read minds. Desmond tells her that she is pretty. Leticia tells Desmond that she'll help him. He leans in to kiss her.

Flora, Carrie, Leticia and Desmond are leaving Daniel's service when Carrie sees someone watching them from the woods. 

Back at Rose Cottage, Flora asks Desmond if he's doing the right thing serving as Quentin's attorney. She asks him what will happen if someone were to accuse him next, and Desmond tells her she must never mention the head he brought back from Asia, as it's said to have magical powers. He says if they find out that he did have it, he could be linked to witchcraft. 

Carrie is walking back to Collinwood when she runs into a stranger. He knows her name, and tells her not to be frightened. He describes who she is and who her parents are before introducing himself as Jeremy Grimes. She says that Quentin is not a warlock, and he tells her that he's ashamed of his father's beliefs. She realizes that it was he who was watching them after the service. She asks why he lives with his father if he feels the way that he does. She starts to go, and he offers to walk her home. He says he'll take the chance of being seen with her. 

Leticia tells Flora that she needs to work to get her mind off of Quentin. She says work means thinking about vampires. Leticia reads her an article from 1797 about strange attacks in Collinsport, where the victims had two bites on their neck. Flora says that whoever attacked Roxanne could have been alive in 1797. Flora tells Leticia to go to Collinwood and bring her back family diaries from the period. She says that if there's a vampire in their midst, she needs to know who it is.

Jeremy tells Carrie he plans to get a job so he can afford to go back to school. He suggests that they could meet again, and when she turns away, he tells her that he understands. She points out that she's never asked to be courted before, and agrees to meet him again, before retiring into Collinwood, smitten with him. 

Barnabas is shocked to hear Quentin is being charged with witchcraft. He asks what's the most incriminating evidence against him. Desmond says Trask saw him leave the chapel with Lorna, and he has no alibi after that. Barnabas says they need to find the proof that Gerard is behind the effort to convict Quentin. 

Leticia arrives at Collinwood, and Carrie asks her if she knows what it's like to be in love. Leticia hugs her and congratulates her for growing up. She says she doesn't need her second sight to know that Carrie met someone. Carrie asks for her palm to be read, and Leticia looks alarmed and says she'll be very happy. Carrie asks if she saw her and Tad dead, like she saw in the crystal ball...

Flora tells Barnabas that she was shocked he didn't attend Daniel's funeral. He explains that he couldn't. She tells him that she's writing a book on vampires, and she has a theory that there's a vampire in Collinsport. She says she found out there were similar attacks in Collinsport in 1797. Leticia arrives with the books Flora requested, and Flora realizes that they can find out who the vampire is through a seance! Flora tells Barnabas that Leticia is a brilliant medium. Barnabas tries to discourage her, but Leticia is willing. Flora tells Barnabas that he needn't stay if he's offended, and he agrees to participate. They sit down at the table and Leticia starts the seance. She calls for Roxanne to come to them. The doors swing open, and they hear Roxanne's voice. She appears as a ghost. She says she has no rest. Leticia asks if she'll tell them who made her a vampire, and she says yes. Barnabas is mildly alarmed...

Our thoughts: 

John:  Do you think Desmond has ever stopped to think that everything went to hell when he brought the head home with him? And isn't he the least bit concerned that he doesn't know the whereabouts of said head?

 

Christine: He seemed confused about whether he still had it or not. Do you think Leticia was being shy or could Desmond have a problem with halitosis? Perhaps she was repelled by knowing he is clearly doomed, as evidenced by his insistence to Flora that he will be alright. 

 

John: So Flora needed to get a history lesson before she considered that the vampire responsible for Roxanne might still be out and about? I thought she was flighty before, but come on!

 
Christine: I think the Collinsport Courier research was to establish a connection between Barnabas of 1797, who was reported to have traveled to England in the Collins family history books, and the current Barnabas who claims to be from England. Do you know what is scarier than vampires? Star-crossed teen romance! Look out, Jonathan Frid! Tiger Beat has a new cover boy! With the way Leticia dropped Carrie's palm reading, she may not live to get her first kiss from Jeremy.

John: Another seance? Already? BOOM! Break out the seance tracker again. I think this one may have set a record for the fastest time from a seance being brought up to it being underway! And we got the requisite doors swinging open, even though the guest materialized in the room this time, rather than standing in the shadows waiting for the next episode to have their identity revealed.

Christine: Instead, we have to wait until tomorrow's episode to see if Barnabas is going to get called out for being a vampire, though it's unlikely she'll get the chance to point the accusatory finger at him.

Dark Shadows Before I Die Séance Tracker

Episode 170/171: Dr. Peter Guthrie conducts; Carolyn, Vicki, Roger, Laura Collins participate; Josette speaks through Vicki in French; held in the drawing room at Collinwood

Episode 186: Vicki conducts; Sam and David participate; David Radcliffe speaks through David; held in the drawing room at the Old House

Episode 280/281: Roger conducts; Liz, Vicki, Burke, Barnabas, Carolyn participate; Josette speaks through Vicki; held in the drawing room at the Old House

Episode 365: Roger conducts; Liz, Julia, Vicki, Carolyn, Barnabas participate; Sarah Collins speaks through Vicki after Carolyn pretends Sarah is speaking through her; Vicki is transferred to 1795; held in the drawing room at Collinwood

Episode 449: Countess duPrés conducts; Joshua Collins participates; Bathia Mapes shows up, claiming she was called; held in the drawing room at Collinwood in 1795

Episode 510/511: Professor Stokes conducts; Julia and Tony Peterson participate; Reverend Trask speaks through Tony Peterson; the basement wall breaks open to reveal his skeleton; held in the basement at the Old House

Episode 600: Professor Stokes conducts; Barnabas and Julia participate; Phillipe Cordier speaks through Barnabas; held in the drawing room at the Old House

Episode 640: David conducts; Amy participates; unsuccessful attempt to contact Quentin Collins; held in Amy's bedroom

Episode 642: Professor Stokes conducts; Liz, Vicki, Carolyn, Chris participate; Magda speaks through Carolyn; held in the drawing room at Collinwood

Episode 682: Professor Stokes conducts; Barnabas, Maggie, Mrs. Johnson participate; Janet Findley speaks through Mrs. Johnson; held in the drawing room at Collinwood

Episode 698: Professor Stokes conducts (assumed); Roger participates; unsuccessful attempt to contact Quentin Collins, whose laughter is heard; held at Collinwood offscreen

Episode 797: Barnabas conducts; Quentin and Magda participate; Julianka's ghost appears and curses Magda; held in the drawing room at the Old House in 1897

Episode 860/861: Charity, possessed by Pansy Faye, conducts; Edward Collins and Kitty Soames participate; a hooded figure appears (revealed as Judith in the following episode); held in the drawing room at Collinwood in 1897

Episode 898: Julia conducts; David and Chris Jennings participate; Jamison speaks through David and tells them that Quentin's spirit is gone and won't come to them; held in the drawing room at Collinwood in 1969

Episode 948: Barnabas conducts; Maggie and Julia participate; Josette speaks through Maggie, informing Barnabas that the Leviathans aren't holding her and that she died by her own hand with poison; held in the drawing room at Collinwood in 1969

Episode 990: Cyrus conducts; Roger, Elizabeth, Bruno, Sabrina and Alexis participate; an unknown entity speaks through Sabrina, claiming that Alexis is dying, who then passes out; held in the parallel drawing room in 1970

Episode 1008/1009: Quentin conducts; Hoffman and Angelique as Alexis participate; after hearing spacey sounds, Hoffman freaks out and runs off, breaking the circle, and an entity appears in the room that turns out to be Joshua Collins, warning of an evil that is coming to the house; held in the parallel drawing room in 1970

Episode 1021: Unknown conductor; Quentin, Angelique, possibly Cyrus and other unseen people participate; Quentin rises up and strangles Angelique as colorful psychedelic lights flash; held in Maggie Collins' dream in 1970 parallel time

Episode 1070: Barnabas conducts; Julia and Professor Stokes participate; Carolyn speaks through Julia, providing the same six clues she wrote down before she died that portend the destruction of Collinwood, but is interrupted by the presence of Gerard before she can explain what they mean; held in the drawing room at the Old House in 1995

Episode 1079: David conducts; Hallie participates; a ghostly voice that sounds like David's repeatedly says, "Let us live!"; held in the Playroom at Collinwood in 1970

Episode 1126: Gerard conducts; Flora and Lamar Trask participate; the ghost of Reverend Trask informs them they are surrounded by evil and tells them to beware the cross; held in Rose Cottage in 1840

Episode 1150: Quentin conducts; Daphne participates; Joanna Mills is summoned and a hooded figure appears; held in the drawing room at Collinwood in 1840

Episode 1157: Gerard conducts; Charles Dawson and Daniel Collins participate; Dawson pretends that Randall Drew is speaking through him, and claims he was murdered by Quentin Collins; held in the drawing room at Collinwood in 1840

Episode 1163: Leticia conducts; Flora Collins and Barnabas participate; Leticia calls on the spirit of Roxanne to give the identity of the vampire who created her; held at Rose Cottage in 1840