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746
Number

737

Timeline

1897

Narrator

Grayson Hall

Writer

Sam Hall

Director

Lela Swift

Broadcast

May 5, 1969
(Monday)

Recorded

April 28, 1969
(Monday)

Video

Complete: Disc 78
Collection 14: Disc 2

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We have 13 images of Dark Shadows 746

Quentin shows up at the Old House, prepared to strangle Jenny; Magda warns him that she will put a curse on him if he hurts Jenny.

Synopsis[]

The great estate of Collinwood in the year 1897, and Barnabas Collins finds himself on a mission to save the life of a child in the present. But this day, the first rays of the sun have forced him back to his coffin in the basement of the Old House on the estate, while a mad woman escaping from her locked room opens a door, which no one should open.

Jenny has opened the coffin and believes that Barnabas is dead. Magda finds her and convinces her to never speak of finding the coffin or the room.

Quentin returns to the Old House with a rope. He tells Magda, "You and your house fascinate me, just walking in the door, one begins to sense secrets."

Magda threatens to curse Quentin if he harms Jenny. She uses the gypsy hand curse sign. Magda tells him, "Now you are seeing me as I really am for the first time." She taunts Quentin that he knows nothing. He thinks Jenny was born in New York and grew up in a village in Virginia. Magda tells him that Jenny was born in a caravan, "I am her sister". At first, Quentin is shocked and scared but then he gets back to his old sarcastic self and tells her that Jenny should have told him she was gypsy, "It would have made her more interesting". Magda continues to threaten him, "You will not be able to fight me".

Jenny looks out the Josette room window and sees Quentin leaving the house.

Magda asks Barnabas to release Sandor so they can take Jenny away. Barnabas refuses. Magda explains about Jenny and she being sisters. He tells her, regardless, "You know why I am here in this century. There are two lives I must save. Two lives that live 100 years in the future." For some reason he tells her he was not here to keep Jenny locked up the first time but he wants history to play out as it originally did without him here.

Barnabas threatens Magda. He does tell her he wants to help Jenny. Magda tells him that is the first time. When Judith comes knocking, Magda says, "Her majesty herself." Judith insults Magda who attacks her but is stopped by Barnabas. He is concerned about Jenny and her children. Judith insists there are no children. Jenny hated being a gypsy.

In Josette’s room, Magda writes a note to Sandor and leaves it. In the spring, the caravans will meet and get ready for the summer travel. She wants to take Jenny there. Magda does not watch Jenny, and again Jenny sneaks out.

Downstairs, Barnabas lies that he has friends in England that are treating the mentally ill and making strides. When Jenny confronts them she points out to Barnabas, "You're dead! You're dead! You were there in the coffin!"

Memorable quotes[]

Magda: (about Jenny) The loveliest of us all once, the gayest, the gentlest...

Jenny: Barnabas is dead. He locked me in a room, and then he died.

Quentin: You and your house fascinate me. Just walking in the door, one begins to sense secrets.

Magda: Now you are seeing me as I really am for the first time.

Quentin: (about Jenny being a gyspy) It would have made her more interesting.

Barnabas: You know why I am here in this century. There are two lives I must save, two lives that live 100 years in the future.

Magda: (about Judith's entering) Her majesty herself.

Judith: (to Barnabas) My dear cousin, you're an incredible optimist.

Judith (to Magda, re: Jenny): Since learning that she is your sister, I'm inclined to think there is already madness in her background.

Dramatis personae[]

Background information and notes[]

Production[]

  • No cast or crew members are credited.

Story[]

Bloopers and continuity errors[]

External Links []

Dark Shadows - Episode 746 on the IMDb

Dark Shadows Everyday - Episode 746 - The Love Lives of Unhappy People

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