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January 23, 1967 |
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January 16, 1967 |
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Roger primes David to leave with Laura to the chagrin of Elizabeth, who is pleased that Burke and Carolyn are over.
Synopsis[]
Teaser
- My name is Victoria Winters. After a night of mysterious events and unexplainable visitations, morning comes to Collinwood with a guise of innocence that will soon be shattered by disturbing news.
Elizabeth comes into David's room to wake him. David's still upset over the destruction of his painting and tells his aunt he cried an awful lot until Laura visited him. David shows the handkerchief his mother gave him to Elizabeth, who is noticeably disturbed.
Act I
Elizabeth wonders if Laura frightened David, he says no. They speak of his happy-again dreams about his mother and habits. David is cheerful thanks to his mother, and Elizabeth intends to "thank her" for that. He thinks he might like the idea of going away with Laura.
Act II
Elizabeth is angry because a smug Roger is more concerned with digestion than David. Elizabeth makes threats: If David leaves, so must Roger. Carolyn comes into the kitchen as Roger leaves. Elizabeth learns that Burke and Carolyn are over after she makes cryptic remarks about Laura not being her elder (and hence worthy of respect) by much because they have the same playmates. Elizabeth asks directly about Laura and Burke.
Act III
Carolyn admits she was used by Burke and questions Laura's sanity. Carolyn questions Laura's instincts--maternal and revenge-related in kind. Carolyn gets her mother to thinking that stealing David is a Burke- and-Laura plot to hurt the family. Elizabeth is more insistent than ever before that Laura must leave Collinsport immediately. Roger, intent on convincing David to go away with his mother, talk about how good it is to be with Laura. Roger suggests that Laura and David take a trip together, then subtly uses psychology on the boy.
Act IV
Carolyn visits David and keeps the secret that David's been skirting his studies. They talk of Laura and the picture. David wants to go away with Laura, and Carolyn tries to talk him out of the idea. Carolyn heads downstairs while David continues to play with his toy soldiers. Carolyn and Roger speak of Laura and Burke. Roger believes he has the upper hand. Carolyn can't wait to "watch" Burke and Laura get what's coming to them.
Memorable quotes[]
- Roger: No, David, I didn't say I could; I said one could. I really must speak to Vicki about your syntax.
- Roger: I'm trying to have a man-to-man talk with you, boy!
Dramatis personae[]
- ← Joan Bennett as Elizabeth Collins Stoddard →
- ← David Henesy as David Collins →
- ← Nancy Barrett as Carolyn Stoddard →
- ← Louis Edmonds as Roger Collins →
Background information and notes[]
Production[]
- A brief portion of Carolyn and David's talk appears to have been lifted from a filmed kinescope copy.
Story[]
- TIMELINE: Day 30 begins, and will end in episode 154. It was last night when the picture mysteriously burned and when Laura mysteriously visited David in the middle of the night. (This information is also given in the next episode).
Bloopers and continuity errors[]
- Actress Joan Bennett stumbles through one of her llnes with David, pausing after an unusual word choice. After Elizabeth asks him if he was forgetting something and he doesn't know, she says, "The operation of...getting washed."
- As Roger and Elizabeth talk over breakfast, Louis Edmonds leaves the letter "d" off of "world" so that it sounds like "whirl" when he says the line, "Oh, Liz, you really think you can still run the world."
- The toaster prop on the table was not plugged in, possibly for fire safety reasons. Actor Louis Edmonds has to lift the lever to get the bread out of the toaster. When it comes out, the bread is not any darker than it was when he had first put it in.
End credits announcement[]
- Follow the story of "Peyton Place" every Monday and Tuesday night in color at 9:30, 8:30 Central Time, here on ABC.
- Dark Shadows is a Dan Curtis Production.
External Links []
Dark Shadows - Episode 151 on the IMDb