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[[Maggie Evans|Maggie]] is unable to learn what is troubling [[Sam Evans|Sam]]. Torn by his conscience, Sam comes to [[Collinwood]].
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[[Maggie Evans|Maggie]] is unable to learn what is troubling [[Sam Evans|Sam]]; Torn by his conscience, Sam comes to [[Collinwood]].
   
 
== Synopsis ==
 
== Synopsis ==
   
: ''My name is Victoria Winters. This great house called [[Collinwood]] is the only home I've ever known, and yet I've known it such a short time&mdash;a short time that terror has made ageless. And friend has turned against friend.''
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: ''My name is [[Victoria Winters]]. This great house called [[Collinwood]] is the only home I've ever known, and yet I've known it such a short time, a short time that terror has made ageless. And friend has turned against friend.''
   
Roger calls Sam, who admits he can't remember what he told Malloy. After he hangs up, he destroys his sketch of Burke. Roger is needled by a third person about his not being at the office. Roger tells Liz of his triumph preventing Burke and Carolyn's meeting. Liz is curious. Liz and Roger discuss their inheritances, including stock options in the family company which Roger offered for sale on the public market. (Apparently he had a controlling share which Liz bought.) They needle each other about stuff (including Paul's being "departed"). Maggie comes home to check on Sam and remarks that Burke is different. Maggie asks about the accident and assumes it must involve Roger Collins. Maggie calls Collinwood and for Roger; he takes the phone from Vicki and hangs it up. Liz worries about Carolyn and Vicki tells her she phoned (in the last episode) to say she wouldn't be home soon. Joe receives a call from Liz, to whom he apologizes. Liz is shocked that they don't have dinner plans and that Malloy's not been in all day. Sam wonders why Bill is pumping him. Liz is still calling everyone and his brother to find Ned Calder when Sam shows up at Collinwood.
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[[Roger]] calls [[Sam]], who admits he can't remember what he told [[Malloy]]. After he hangs up, he destroys his sketch of Burke. Roger is needled by a third person about his not being at the office. Roger tells [[Elizabeth]] of his triumph preventing Burke and [[Carolyn Stoddard|Carolyn's]] meeting. Elizabeth is curious. Elizabeth and Roger discuss their inheritances, including stock options in the family company which Roger offered for sale on the public market. Apparently he had a controlling share which Elizabeth bought. They needle each other about stuff, including [[Paul Stoddard|Paul's]] being "departed". [[Maggie]] comes home to check on Sam and remarks that Burke is different. Maggie asks about the accident and assumes it must involve Roger Collins. Maggie calls Collinwood and asks for Roger; he takes the phone from Victoria and hangs it up. Maggie tells Sam that she called Roger but no one answered. Sam scolds her, saying that was none of her business to get involved with his problems. Elizabeth worries about Carolyn and Victoria tells her she phoned ([[40]]) to say she wouldn't be home soon. [[Joe]] receives a call from Elizabeth, to whom he apologizes. Elizabeth is shocked that they don't have dinner plans and that Malloy's not been in all day. Sam wonders why Bill is pumping him. Elizabeth is still calling everyone and his brother to find [[Ned Calder]] when Sam shows up at Collinwood.
   
 
== Memorable quotes ==
 
== Memorable quotes ==
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: '''[[Roger Collins|Roger]]''': Are you alone?
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: '''[[Sam Evans|Sam]]''': I'm alone, except for the devils in my brain.
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: Roger: What kind of an answer is that?
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----
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: '''Roger''': Did it ever occur to you that you could've left this mausoleum, my dear sister, and gone out into the outside world?
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: '''[[Elizabeth Collins Stoddard|Elizabeth]]''': My place is here.
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: '''Roger''': I know, I know. 18 years of self-imposed imprisonment. And for what? Surely a departed husband isn't worth waiting for.
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: '''Elizabeth''': Why do you say "departed"?
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: '''Roger''': Well, he departed from this lovely house on Widows' Hill, didn't he?
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: '''Elizabeth''': I have no intention of discussing Paul with you.
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----
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: '''[[Maggie Evans|Maggie]]''': Well, how about if I make you a hot cup of coffee?
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: '''[[Sam Evans|Sam]]''': No. Why is it that all women think that a cup of coffee is a cure-all?
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: '''Maggie''': Oh, Pop, you'd be surprised how many of the solid, upright citizens of Collinsport come into my restaurant in need of a hot cup of black coffee.
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----
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: ''(Maggie telephones Collinwood and Victoria answers)''
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: '''Maggie''': Listen, Vicki, is Roger Collins there?
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: '''[[Victoria Winters|Victoria]]''': Have you tried his office? He's usually there this time of day.
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: '''Maggie''': He isn't there. Have you any idea where he is, Vicki? It's important.
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: '''Victoria''': I'm afraid Mr. Collins doesn't confide in me.
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: '''Roger''': Miss Winters.
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: ''(Roger is seen at the Drawing Room door)''
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: '''Victoria''': I'm sorry. It...
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: '''Roger''': Is there any reason why I should confide in you?
   
 
== Dramatis personae ==
 
== Dramatis personae ==
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* [[35|←]] [[Joel Crothers]] as [[Joe Haskell]] [[42|→]]
 
* [[35|←]] [[Joel Crothers]] as [[Joe Haskell]] [[42|→]]
 
* [[37|←]] [[Kathryn Leigh Scott]] as [[Maggie Evans]] [[43|→]]
 
* [[37|←]] [[Kathryn Leigh Scott]] as [[Maggie Evans]] [[43|→]]
* [[38|←]] and [[Alexandra Moltke]] as [[Victoria Winters]] [[43|→]]
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* [[38|←]] [[Alexandra Moltke]] as [[Victoria Winters]] [[43|→]]
   
 
== Background information and notes ==
 
== Background information and notes ==
   
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=== Production ===
* [[Paul Stoddard]] is referred to by name for the first time in this episode.
 
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* This is writer [[Francis Swann]]'s first episode. This is also the first episode to be written by someone other than [[Art Wallace]].
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* The end credits seem to be a harsher, more organ-like version of the theme song.
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* Despite that Sam has torn his charcoal sketch of Burke into pieces, it will reemerge intact as part of his studio art collection in a later episode ([[193]]).
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=== Story ===
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* [[Paul Stoddard]], [[Elizabeth Collins Stoddard|Elizabeth's]] husband, is referred to by name for the first time in this episode.
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* [[Joe Haskell|Joe]] works in an office, not on the ships as previously talked about. He received a promotion early on ([[8]]), which took him off the boats and placed him in the fleet office as a checker.
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== Bloopers and continuity errors ==
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* [[Roger Collins|Roger]], on the phone, asks [[Sam Evans|Sam]] if he is alone and Sam replies that he is alone. Actor [[Louis Edmonds]] then asks if [[Bill Malloy]] is still there. [I'm guessing it's because Roger didn't believe Sam.]
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* Actress [[Joan Bennett]] stutters in this episode, "Buy... buy...", and flubs over the "clever man, clever boy" line.
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* During the scene with [[Victoria Winters|Victoria]] and [[Elizabeth Collins Stoddard|Elizabeth]] in the [[drawing room]], clicks, noises, and a loud humming sound can be heard.
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* The clock in [[Joe Haskell|Joe's]] office is at 11:30, either it is wrong or it has stopped, as it conflicts with the [[40|previous episode]].
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* Roger says "last night" when referring to Bill and Sam's meeting. However, it was that same morning when Bill visited.
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* In the final scene, as Elizabeth begins crossing the foyer to answer the knock at the door, the camera angle from the drawing room picks up the undressed part of the foyer set along with a studio light at upper right of screen.
   
== Continuity and mistakes ==
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== End credits announcements ==
   
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* ''Stay tuned for '{{w|Where the Action Is}}' next on [[ABC]].''
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* ''Dark Shadows is a [[Dan Curtis production]].''
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==External Links ==
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[http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0855376/?ref_=tt_ep_nx Dark Shadows - Episode 41 on the IMDb]
   
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[http://www.collinsporthistoricalsociety.com/2012/10/dark-shadow-diary-episode-41.html The Collinsport Historical Society - Dark Shadows Diary - Episode 41][[Category:Dark Shadows episodes|0041]]
[[Category:Dark Shadows episodes|0041]]
 

Revision as of 19:40, 12 November 2019

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Number

41

Timeline

1967

Narrator

Alexandra Moltke
(as Victoria Winters)

Writer

Francis Swann

Director

John Sedwick

Broadcast

August 22, 1966
(Monday)

Recorded

August 8, 1966
(Monday)

Video

Complete: Disc 5
Beginning 2: Disc 1

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Maggie is unable to learn what is troubling Sam; Torn by his conscience, Sam comes to Collinwood.

Synopsis

My name is Victoria Winters. This great house called Collinwood is the only home I've ever known, and yet I've known it such a short time, a short time that terror has made ageless. And friend has turned against friend.

Roger calls Sam, who admits he can't remember what he told Malloy. After he hangs up, he destroys his sketch of Burke. Roger is needled by a third person about his not being at the office. Roger tells Elizabeth of his triumph preventing Burke and Carolyn's meeting. Elizabeth is curious. Elizabeth and Roger discuss their inheritances, including stock options in the family company which Roger offered for sale on the public market. Apparently he had a controlling share which Elizabeth bought. They needle each other about stuff, including Paul's being "departed". Maggie comes home to check on Sam and remarks that Burke is different. Maggie asks about the accident and assumes it must involve Roger Collins. Maggie calls Collinwood and asks for Roger; he takes the phone from Victoria and hangs it up. Maggie tells Sam that she called Roger but no one answered. Sam scolds her, saying that was none of her business to get involved with his problems. Elizabeth worries about Carolyn and Victoria tells her she phoned (40) to say she wouldn't be home soon. Joe receives a call from Elizabeth, to whom he apologizes. Elizabeth is shocked that they don't have dinner plans and that Malloy's not been in all day. Sam wonders why Bill is pumping him. Elizabeth is still calling everyone and his brother to find Ned Calder when Sam shows up at Collinwood.

Memorable quotes

Roger: Are you alone?
Sam: I'm alone, except for the devils in my brain.
Roger: What kind of an answer is that?

Roger: Did it ever occur to you that you could've left this mausoleum, my dear sister, and gone out into the outside world?
Elizabeth: My place is here.
Roger: I know, I know. 18 years of self-imposed imprisonment. And for what? Surely a departed husband isn't worth waiting for.
Elizabeth: Why do you say "departed"?
Roger: Well, he departed from this lovely house on Widows' Hill, didn't he?
Elizabeth: I have no intention of discussing Paul with you.

Maggie: Well, how about if I make you a hot cup of coffee?
Sam: No. Why is it that all women think that a cup of coffee is a cure-all?
Maggie: Oh, Pop, you'd be surprised how many of the solid, upright citizens of Collinsport come into my restaurant in need of a hot cup of black coffee.

(Maggie telephones Collinwood and Victoria answers)
Maggie: Listen, Vicki, is Roger Collins there?
Victoria: Have you tried his office? He's usually there this time of day.
Maggie: He isn't there. Have you any idea where he is, Vicki? It's important.
Victoria: I'm afraid Mr. Collins doesn't confide in me.
Roger: Miss Winters.
(Roger is seen at the Drawing Room door)
Victoria: I'm sorry. It...
Roger: Is there any reason why I should confide in you?

Dramatis personae

Background information and notes

Production

  • This is writer Francis Swann's first episode. This is also the first episode to be written by someone other than Art Wallace.
  • The end credits seem to be a harsher, more organ-like version of the theme song.
  • Despite that Sam has torn his charcoal sketch of Burke into pieces, it will reemerge intact as part of his studio art collection in a later episode (193).

Story

  • Paul Stoddard, Elizabeth's husband, is referred to by name for the first time in this episode.
  • Joe works in an office, not on the ships as previously talked about. He received a promotion early on (8), which took him off the boats and placed him in the fleet office as a checker.

Bloopers and continuity errors

  • Roger, on the phone, asks Sam if he is alone and Sam replies that he is alone. Actor Louis Edmonds then asks if Bill Malloy is still there. [I'm guessing it's because Roger didn't believe Sam.]
  • Actress Joan Bennett stutters in this episode, "Buy... buy...", and flubs over the "clever man, clever boy" line.
  • During the scene with Victoria and Elizabeth in the drawing room, clicks, noises, and a loud humming sound can be heard.
  • The clock in Joe's office is at 11:30, either it is wrong or it has stopped, as it conflicts with the previous episode.
  • Roger says "last night" when referring to Bill and Sam's meeting. However, it was that same morning when Bill visited.
  • In the final scene, as Elizabeth begins crossing the foyer to answer the knock at the door, the camera angle from the drawing room picks up the undressed part of the foyer set along with a studio light at upper right of screen.

End credits announcements

External Links 

Dark Shadows - Episode 41 on the IMDb

The Collinsport Historical Society - Dark Shadows Diary - Episode 41