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<blockquote data-quote="Willie Oleson" data-source="post: 410280" data-attributes="member: 8"><p>Dr. Eric Lang's tacky recording gets a surprisingly poignant meaning when Adam throws himself off Widows' Hill into the Dark Waters.</p><p>[ATTACH=full]54464[/ATTACH]</p><p>I'd be surprised (not to mention furious) if this the definite end of Adam but nevertheless the images of the brutal sea accompanied by Dr. Lang's vocal warning is an unusual ending for a Dark Shadows episode. Heck, there's a little bit of <em>Howards' Way</em> in it.</p><p>Watching videos on Dailymotion is a nightmare. Videos keep buffering and there's no chronological playlist which means that every next episode has to be searched for manually - but it's better than nothing at all.</p><p>It'll all be over after episode 533 and then I have to skip 203 episodes and continue the rest on you-know-where. Unless....a miracle happens <span style="font-size: 10px">(*checks calendar*)</span></p><p></p><p>The story of the vampire-transfer-operation itself has taken a backseat, despite the imminent danger that Barnabas will permanently revert to vampirism.</p><p>Maybe they'll pick it up once/if Adam resurfaces. Or, to put it in Dr. Lang's poetic words, <em>"if they both live".</em></p><p></p><p>The episodes about Angelique's aging painting were very creepy, I knew the trick wouldn't work but I hoped it would.</p><p>Anyway, back to dailynotsmoothmotion.com.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Willie Oleson, post: 410280, member: 8"] Dr. Eric Lang's tacky recording gets a surprisingly poignant meaning when Adam throws himself off Widows' Hill into the Dark Waters. [ATTACH type="full" alt="1727288354189.png"]54464[/ATTACH] I'd be surprised (not to mention furious) if this the definite end of Adam but nevertheless the images of the brutal sea accompanied by Dr. Lang's vocal warning is an unusual ending for a Dark Shadows episode. Heck, there's a little bit of [I]Howards' Way[/I] in it. Watching videos on Dailymotion is a nightmare. Videos keep buffering and there's no chronological playlist which means that every next episode has to be searched for manually - but it's better than nothing at all. It'll all be over after episode 533 and then I have to skip 203 episodes and continue the rest on you-know-where. Unless....a miracle happens [SIZE=2](*checks calendar*)[/SIZE] The story of the vampire-transfer-operation itself has taken a backseat, despite the imminent danger that Barnabas will permanently revert to vampirism. Maybe they'll pick it up once/if Adam resurfaces. Or, to put it in Dr. Lang's poetic words, [I]"if they both live".[/I] The episodes about Angelique's aging painting were very creepy, I knew the trick wouldn't work but I hoped it would. Anyway, back to dailynotsmoothmotion.com. [/QUOTE]
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