Season 5: Episode 257 - DARK SHADOWS: June-July 1970/Episodes 1071 - 1113

August 1970
Episodes 1071 - 1091
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September 1970
Episodes 1092 - 1113
 
We travel back to the present that is 1970.  Daphne makes an appearance with Gerard creating devastating effects.  A dollhouse shows us that maybe we are not in control of our lives as we once thought.  Sebastian finds himself in the middle of supernatural occurrences.  Julia escapes through the staircase of time.  The Barnabas/Maggie storyline takes a turn with a new vampire on the scene.   Julia goes back to 1840 and meets a much older Ben Stokes.
 
Special Thank You to Patrick McCray for stepping in. 
 
Opening Credits; Introduction (1.07); Into The Shadows:  Scene One- Back to the 70’s (5.56; Scene Two – The Daphne Effect  (59.01); Scene Three – The Youngsters Are At It Again (1:19.06); Scene Four – Let’s Foreshadow the 1840s (1:41.33); Scene Five – The Cure That Just Won’t Take  (1:52.21); Scene Six – Living It Up in 1840 (2:02.12); Shedding Some Light (2:19.00); Character Breaks (2:22.00); Tune In Next Time (2:26.41); Closing Credits (2:27.47)
 
Opening Credits – Dark Shadows Theme – by Robert Cobert
 
Closing Credits – This Hell by Rina Samayama.  Taken from the upcoming album Hold That Girl.  Copyrights 2022 Dirt Records. 
 
Rina Samyama’s new album.  Hold That Girl out 02 September 2022.
 
Music Cues by Robert Cobert from Dark Shadows Catalogue
 
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Season 5: Episode 253 - DARK SHADOWS: Episodes 1026 - 1070

June 1970
Episodes 1026 - 1047
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July 1970
Episodes 1048 - 1070
 
 
Alexis/Angelique saga continues as tries to get rid of Maggie and step into her sister’s shoes, literally.  Quentin still grumpy and jumping from one girl to the next.  Maggie gets accused of witchcraft and gets kidnapped again.  The Jekyll and Hyde storyline comes to a close.  The Hoffman gets rid of the maid and comes into parallel time as herself.  The Rebecca storyline comes to an end.  Barnabas and Julia find themselves in 1994 and everyone has gone mad.  The ghost of Daphne makes an appearance as we step back into time in parallel time. 
 
Opening Credits; Introduction (1.07); Into The Shadows:  Scene One- The Saga of Angelique (14.01); Scene Two – The Perils of Maggie (24.12); Scene Three – A Tale of Two Hoffmans (42.03); Scene Four – Who Is Doing The Murdering (48.02); Scene Five – Steal A Body – Get A New Character (53.47); Scene Six – Snap Into 1995 (1:02.52); Shedding Some Light (1:20.30); Character Breaks (1:26.40); Tune In Next Time (1:31.02); Closing Credits (1:32.39)
 
Opening Credits – Dark Shadows Theme – by Robert Cobert
You Must Love Me – Elena Rogers – Original Broadway Argentina Revial Cast – Evita – Original Cast Recording. Copyright 2012 – Masterworks Broadway Records
 
Music Cues by Robert Cobert from Dark Shadows Catalogue
 
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Season 5: Episode 249 - DARK SHADOWS: Episodes 983 - 1025

April 1970
Episodes 983 - 1005
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May 1970
Episodes 1006 - 1025
 
As we enter Parallel time, we find our selves in Rebecca storylines as Dark Shadows tries to emanate the Hitchcock classic with Maggie trying to fill the shoes of the dead wife.  Alexis/Angelique rework Edgar Allen Poe’s Tomb of Ligeia as Robert Louis Stephenson’s Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde storyline gets its own Dark Shadows twist.  We have a ghost of Dameon Edwards which no one knows the reasoning behind this odd twist and Barnabas gets involved and screws up everyone’s storylines as he can’t seem to get over Josette again.  All this and more from Dark Shadows. 
 
We are joined by Patrick McCray. 
 
 
Opening Credits; Introduction (01.08); Firey Kitten Podcast (17.13);  Into The Shadows:  Scene One  Curtis Does Hitchcock’s Rebecca (17.46); Scene Two – AngeliqueAlexis – Which Witch Is Which (35.08); Scene Three – Curtis does Robert Louis Stephenson (57.49); Scene Four – And Then There Is This (1:25.24); Scene Five – Barnabas is Stuck on Repeat (1:43.01); (); Morning Has Broken (1:55.25); Character Breaks Tune In Next Time (2:10.41); Nothing To Say Podcast (2:44.42) Closing Credits (2:25.12); End Credits (2:26.06)
 
 
Opening Credits – Dark Shadows Theme – by Robert Cobert
 
Closing Credits – Monsters and Angels by Voice of the Beehive.  Taken from the album Honey Lingers.  Copyright 1991, London Records.
 
Music Cues by Robert Cobert from Dark Shadows Catalogue
 
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Season 5: Episode 246 -DARK SHADOWS: Episodes 941 - 982

February 1970
Episodes 941 - 960
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March 1970
Episodes 961 - 982
 
 
The Leviathan storyline comes to the close as Barnabas comes to term with his vampirism.  Carolyn and Jeb get married and have the honeymoon from hell.  Bruno has a hair helmet.  Peter Bradford makes an appearance.  Shadow puppets give Jeb the willies.  Julia’s medicine can’t fix Barnabas.  Dark Shadows goes to parallel lines with Daphne Du Manier with a Rebecca storyline.  Barnabas uses the parallel room as his own personal theatre going experience.  Barnabas finally becomes part of parallel time.  Willy chains Barnabas back to the coffin. 
 
Opening Credits; Introduction (1.07); Firey Kitten Podcast Trailer (15.31); Out of the Shadows:   Scene One: The Leviathan Storyline (16.06); Scene Two:  Carolyn and Jeb (47.03); Scene Three:  Barnabas Vampire Curse (1:03.56); Scene Four: From Lovecraft to Du Manier (1:08.40); Into The Shadows (1:19.05); Character Breaks (1:36.06); With Nothing To Say Podcast Trailer (1:41.46); Tune In Next Time (1:42.16); Closing Credits (1:44.39)
 
Opening Credits – Dark Shadows Theme – by Robert Cobert
 
Closing Credits – The Woman Before Me by Trisha Yearwood.  Taken from the album Trisha Yearwood.  Copyright 1992 MCA Records.
 
Music Cues by Robert Cobert from Dark Shadows Catalogue
 
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Season 5: Episode 242 - DARK SHADOWS: Episodes 894 - 940

December 1969 
Episodes 894 - 917
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January 1970
Episodes 918 - 940
 
Philip and Megan are at odds about child rearing.  Michael ages to Jeb.  Quentin forgets who he is and then remembers.  Amanda becomes a woman of the 1960’s.  Julia is suspicious of Barnabas’ behaviour.  David breaks a leg.  Carolyn gets closer to her father.  Paul Stoddard makes a dramatic return and exit.  Elizabeth looks good in black.  The Leviathan storyline takes over.
 
 
Opening Credits; Introduction (1.07); Out of the Shadows (17.17); Into The Shadows (18.23); Shedding Some Light – Scene 1: Leviathan Storyline (1:04.10); Scene 2: The Tate Portraits (1:42.29); Scene 3 – Quentin’s Storyline (1:59.28); Scene 4 – The Paul Stoddard Story (2:23.05); Morning Has Broken (2:39.51); Character Breaks (2:50.43);Tune In Next Time (3:06.29); Closing Credits (3:09.13)
 
 
Opening Credits – Dark Shadows Theme – by Robert Cobert
 
Closing Credits:  Join Us For A Bite – by FNAF Sister Location, Song by JT Music.  Copyright 2016 JT Music.  Available on Spotify or purchase via Amazon Music.  http://jtmch.co/2DkRNyV
 
Music Cues by Robert Cobert from Dark Shadows Catalogue
 
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Season 5: Episode 238 - DARK SHADOWS: Episodes 856 - 893

October 1969
Episodes 856 - 875
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November 1969
Episodes 876 - 893
 
Petofi and Quentin switch bodies.  Aristede gets his, Petofi gets just desserts, Barnabas and Angelique become allies.  Barnabas moves back from 1897 to 1796.  Josette takes a powder.  Barnabas meets a cult.  The Leviathan push Barnabas back to 1969 modern day Collinwood.  Carolyn gets a part time job and a new shop opens in Collinport.  Antiques will never be the same again. 
 
Opening Credits; Introduction (.59); Out of the Shadows (26.26); Into The Shadows – Scene One: Petofi’s Story (48.48); Scene Two:  Quentin’s Story (1:12.19); Scene Three:  1897 Collinwood (1:27.15); Scene Four:  Kitty’s Story/1796 Collinwood (1:40.06); Scene Five – Collinwood 1969 (1:54.51);  Shedding Some Light (2:19.15); Character Breaks (2:32.37); Tune In Next Time (2:42.20); Closing Credits (2:42.30)
 
Opening Credits – Dark Shadows Theme – by Robert Cobert
 
Closing Credits – Anyplace, Anywhere, Anytime by Nena. Taken from the album  It’s All In The Game.  Copyright 1985 BMG-EPIC
 
Music Cues by Robert Cobert from Dark Shadows Catalogue
 
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Season 5: Episode 234 - INTERVIEWS: The Mark B Perry Interview

The Mark B Perry Interview
 
Mark B Perry is the writer and producer of the new Dark Shadows Reincarnation series currently in preproduction.
 
Mark B. Perry grew up in the suburbs of Atlanta, Georgia, where his childhood love of Carl Reiner's The Dick Van Dyke Show inspired him to pursue a writing career-after all, doing what Rob, Buddy, and Sally did all day sure looked like a great way to make a living. Because the University of Georgia lacked a prestigious film school at the time, Mark cobbled his own degree together from film and TV classes in the Henry W. Grady School of Journalism, supplemented by studies in play-writing, acting, directing, and cinema in the theater department. Before graduating with a bachelor's in broadcast journalism, Mark won the Claude P. Callison Award (or "Claudie" as it was known back in the day) for excellence in filmmaking by a student. After a brief sojourn writing and producing industrials for the local newspapers and a variety of companies including Southern Bell, General Motors, and Oral-B, Mark moved to Los Angeles in 1986 where he worked as an office temp by day while churning out sample feature screenplays and television scripts by night. Two years later, a chance viewing of a new series called The Wonder Years changed his trajectory forever. Mark's spec script for that top-ten show led to a freelance episode and a staff writer gig where the highlight of his first day in the room was the announcement that his spec script, "Summer Song," was to be purchased and produced as the premiere of the 1989-90 season. After racking up eighteen writing credits on The Wonder Years, a Humanitas nomination for his Thanksgiving episode, "The Ties That Bind," and his first producer title, Mark went on to write, produce, and sometimes serve as show-runner on such diverse series as Northern Exposure, Picket Fences, Moon Over Miami, Law & Order (which still sometimes gets him excused from jury duty), Party of Five, Push (to this day a sensitive subject), Time of Your Life, Pasadena, First Years, That Was Then, One Tree Hill, Windfall, and What About Brian. After helping to successfully launch the second season of ABC's Brothers & Sisters in 2007, Mark was a co-executive producer on CBS's Ghost Whisperer, then an executive producer on the first two (and arguably best) seasons of ABC's Revenge, followed by a stint as executive producer on NBC's Heartbeat. In 2018-19, Mark wrote the first season finale of Netflix's Dolly Parton's Heartstrings, "Two Doors Down," an LGBTQ-themed episode starring Academy Award-winners Melissa Leo and Ray McKinnon and directed by Wendy Stanzler.As a writer-producer on the first season on David E. Kelley's Picket Fences, Mark shared an Emmy Award for Outstanding Dramatic Series.For his "Falsies" episode of Party of Five, Mark was nominated for a Writers Guild of America Award for Best Achievement in Dramatic Writing.And for his writing and producing services on that same series, Mark shared a Golden Globe Award for Best Drama.
 
Opening Credits – Dark Shadows Theme – by Robert Cobert
 
Music Cues by Robert Cobert from Dark Shadows Catalogue
 
Closing Credits – Sorry For Writing All the Songs About You – by Clara Mae.  Taken from the EP Sorry For Writing All The Songs About You.  Copyright 2018 Big Beat Records
 
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Season 5: Episode 232 - DARK SHADOWS: Episodes 810 - 856

August 1969
Episodes 810 - 830
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September 1969
Episodes 831 - 855
 
Tim Shaw appears with a show girl.  The hand finds a home back to its owner.  Count Petofi is the harbinger of death.  We go back to the present.  Lady Kitty comes to call and live with the family.  Barnabas is in peril.
 
Opening Credits; Introduction (1.08); Out of the Shadows (23.11); Into The Shadows:  Scene 1: Quentin’s Story (1:07.09); Scene 2: Count Petofi’s Story (1;24.02); Scene 3: Magda’s Story(1:39.07); Scene 4: Amanda’s Story (1:47.50); Scene 5: Barnabas and Julia’s Story (2:02.26); Shedding Some Light (2:21.03); Character Breaks (2:33.13); Tune In Next Time (2:42.20); Closing Credits (2:43.48)
 
Opening Credits – Dark Shadows Theme – by Robert Cobert
 
Closing Credits – Pie di Te (I Won’t Tell) by Mina from the album Studio Uno.  Copyright 1965 PSP Italy
 
Music Cues by Robert Cobert from Dark Shadows Catalogue
 
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Season 5: Episode 227 - DARK SHADOWS: Episodes 766 - 809

June 1969Episodes 766 - 786
July 1969Episodes 787 - 809 Dirk turns into a vampire.  Magda goes a field trip to the king of the gypsies.  A severed hand gets a storyline.  Aristede enters the grounds.  Count Petofi comes to call.  Quentin has a werewolf picture done.  Poe and Wilde get plagiarised 
Opening Credits; Introduction (1.05); Out of the Shadows (17.36); Lara Segment Recollection (43.07 ); INTO THE SHADOWS - Scene One (52.06); Scene Two (1:06.57); Scene Three (1:34.17); Scene Four (1:56.27); Scene Five (2:02.27); Morning Has Broken (2:31.21); Character Breaks (2:40.54); Tune In Next Time (2:50.52); Closing Credits (2:52.24)
Opening Credits – Dark Shadows Theme – by Robert Cobert
Closing Credits  - Put Your Hand In The Hand – by Ocean from the album Put Your Hand In The Hand.  Copyright 1971 Kama Sutra Records Music Cues by Robert Cobert from Dark Shadows Catalogue All Rights Reserved. All Songs Available on Amazon

Season 5: Episode 223 - DARK SHADOWS: Episodes 723 - 765

April 1969Episodes 723 - 743
May 1969Episodes 744 - 765
Zombie Quentin passes out. Reverend Trask makes a comeback. Laura Collins comes back to do her storyline in colour. Angelique comes back to wreak havoc. Laura wants to burn up her kids. Werewolf is running amok. Barnabas and Magda need to stop the werewolf.
Opening Credits; Introduction (1.06); Out of the Shadows (10.52); Into The Shadows Pt 1: (36.17); Into the Shadows Pt 2 (41.42); Into the Shadows Pt 3 (51.15); Into the Shadows Pt 4 (1`:08.36); Into the Shadows Pt 5 (1:15.46); Into the Shadows Pt 6 (1:26.55); Into the Shadows Pt 7 (1:33.05); Shedding Some Light (1:37.07); Character Breaks (1:49.08); Morning Has Broken (1:55.34); Closing Credits (1:56.52)
Opening and Closing Credits – Dark Shadows Theme – by Robert Cobert
Music Cues by Robert Cobert from Dark Shadows Catalogue
Closing Credits: Different by Cass Elliott taken from the album Pufnstuf original film soundtrack. Copyright 1969 Ringosoundtrack
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Season 5: Episode 222 - THE INTERVIEW: The Don Briscoe Tribute

Cecil Donald Briscoe (March 20, 1940 – October 31, 2004) was an American stage and soap opera actor known for starring in the TV series Dark Shadows.
 
We are joined by Roger Davis, Mrs Shawn Randall (close friend of Don Briscoe), Bonnie Jenkins (Don Briscoe’s Sister) and his great niece.
 
 
Opening Credits – Dark Shadows Theme – by Robert Cobert
 
Music Cues by Robert Cobert from Dark Shadows Catalogue
 
Closing Credits:  If These Walls Could Speak by Amy Grant.  Taken from the album Lead Me On.  Copyright 1988 A&M Records.
 
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Season 5: Episode 215 - DARK SHADOWS: Episodes 681 - 721

February 1969
Episodes 681 - 700
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March 1969
Episodes 701 - 723
 
Maggie steps into Vickie's shoes.  Maggie falls in love with Barnabas.  David and Amy are possessed by demons.  Professor Stokes holds an exorcism.  We go back in time to the 1800s.  Barnabas goes back to 1897 to meet relatives that he missed whilst locked in the coffin.  We are introduced to Collins, gypsies, tramps and thieves.  It all becomes about the money, money, money.
 
Opening Credits; Introduction (1.01); Out of the Shadows (29.20); Into The Shadows: Scene One (50.05); Scene Two (1:13.32); Scene Three (1:34.25); Scene Four (1:53.59); Scene Five (2:13.22); Scene Six (2:26.15); Shedding Some Light (2:44.44); Character Breaks (2:50.01); Tom’s Song (2:55.09); Tune In Next Time (2:59.55); Closing Credits (3:00.01)
 
Opening Credits – Dark Shadows Theme – by Robert Cobert
Closing Credits – Russian Style – by The Hatters taken from the Album Полная шляпа.  Copyright 2017 LB Family
 
Music Cues by Robert Cobert from Dark Shadows Catalogue
 
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Season 5: Episode 213 - DARK SHADOWS: Interview with Stacey Poulos, Niece of Alex Stevens (The Dark Shadows Werewolf)

DARK SHADOWS:  Interview with Stacy Poulos, Niece of Alex Stevens, The Werewolf of Dark Shadows
 
Alex Stevens (1936-2015) was a stuntman from New York City. Born in Connecticut, he and his twin brother lived in several homes before settling in New York. He served as a stunt coordinator on the original Dark Shadows. Alex also appeared on-screen in the role of the werewolf, although he was never credited for this. As the werewolf, Alex doubled for the characters of both Chris Jennings and Quentin Collins.
 
Alex Stevens also performed stunts on the 1970 MGM feature film, House of Dark Shadows and its followup, Night of Dark Shadows. In 1970, Alex was the mystery guest on a memorable episode of "What's My Line?" where he appeared in full werewolf makeup. He signed in as the Wolfman. After the panel members were allowed to remove their blindfolds, Stevens removed his werewolf makeup for the audience.
 
We are joined by Stacy Poulos, the niece of Alex Stevens who shares her memories of her uncle.
 
Opening Credits – Dark Shadows Theme – by Robert Cobert
 
Music Cues by Robert Cobert from Dark Shadows Catalogue
 
Closing Credits – Awooo by LVCRFT – taken from the album This is Halloween Volume 1.  Copyright 2019 LVCRFT MUSIC
 
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Season 5: Episode 210 - DARK SHADOWS: Episodes 636 - 680

December 1968
Episodes 636 – 657
 
January 1969
Episodes 658 - 680
 
Jeff marries Vickie and then disappears.  Amy breaks out of Asylum and ends up at the big house.  Chris is a werewolf.  Vickie communes with the dead to find her husband.  The ghost of Quentin Collins appears.  Joe goes off to Windcliff.  Chris moves to the cottage and becomes poisoned.  Barnabas and Julia begin their detective agency.
 
We are joined by Mary O’Leary, Producer of the Jonathan Frid documentary, Dark Shadows and Beyond, The Jonathan Frid Documentary. 
 
The documentary is available on Apple TV in UK, USA, Ireland and Canada for 5 October 2021 release. It will also be available through Microsoft, Google Play, Vimeo on Demand through these territories which will include New Zealand and Australia.
 
You can buy the DVD or BluRay at Info about preorder for DVD and Blu-ray on Amazonhttps://www.facebook.com/pages/category/News---Media-Website/Jonathan-Frid-Documentary-104062837679714/posts/
 
 
Opening Credits; Introduction (1.08); Out of the Shadows (22.15); Into The Shadows:  Scene One (59.15); Scene Two (1:22.17); Scene Three (1:49.07); Scene Four (2:16.34); Scene Five (2:28.39); Shedding Some Light (2:47.09);  Tune In Next Time (2:52.55); Closing Credits (2:55.00)
 
Opening Credits – Dark Shadows Theme – by Robert Cobert
 
Music Cues by Robert Cobert from Dark Shadows Catalogue
 
Closing Credits – Night Moves by Marilyn Martin – Self titled album.  Copyright 1986 Atlantic Records
 
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Season 5: Episode 208 - DARK SHADOWS: The David Selby Interview

David Selby joined us to talk about his career as a stage, film and television actor and his poetry and writing career.  He joins Vickie Rae and Jesse Fultz to discuss his roles as Quentin Collins, Abraham Lincoln, roles in Flamingo Road, Falcon Crest and Castle Rock.  Listen to an icon as he discusses his life and what is to come.  

Season 4: Episode 201 - DARK SHADOWS: Episodes 615 - 636

November 1968
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Episodes 615 - 635
 
Barnabas is reburied.  Roger catches Eve and Jeff in an intimate moment.  Vickie and Jeff plan on getting married.  Vickie Winters gets re-casted.  Adam makes a last stand.
We are joined by Jonathan Vincent, Thayer David’s nephew.
 
Opening Credits; Introduction (Interview with Jonathan Vincent, nephew of Thayer David) (1.06); Out of the Shadows (34.32); Part One (53.54); Part Two (1:16.25); Part Three (1:33.53); Part Four (1:45.54); Part Five (1:56.17); Part Six (2:12.58); Character Breaks (2:12.58); Tune In Next Time (2:21.39); Closing Credits (2:23.46)
 
Opening Credits - Dark Shadows Main Theme by Robert Cobert from the Dark Shadows Catalogue.  Used by kind permission of Universal Music.
 
Music Cues by Robert Cobert from Dark Shadows Catalogue
 
Gratitude by Danny Elfman  taken from the album So-Lo –.  Used by kind permission 1984 MCA Records
 
Original Music copyrighted 2020 Dan Hughes Music and the Literary License Podcast. 
 
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Season 4: Episode 192 - DARK SHADOWS - The Marie Wallace Interview

Born and raised in New York City, Marie Wallace found herself drawn to the footlights at an early age. She appeared in her first professional production, off-Broadway, as a teenager. She also modeled, both on the runway and in print.In 1959, Marie landed her first Broadway show: as one of the showgirls in the original production of "Gypsy", starring Ethel Merman. Her list of Broadway credits grew to include The Beauty Part (1962-63); Nobody Loves an Albatross (1963-64), with Robert Preston; The Right Honourable Gentleman (1965-66) with Coral Browne and Frances Sternhagen; Sweet Charity (1966-67) starring Gwen Verdon and Ruth Buzzi, and directed by Bob Fosse; Mert and Phil with Beverlee McKinsey and Estelle Parsons, and directed by Joseph Papp; and The Women (1973) with Myrna Loy and Kim Hunter. She also toured the U.S. with Jackie Gleason in a production of Sly Fox.On TV, Marie guest-starred on Car 54 Where Are You?, The Phil Silvers Show, The Perry Como Show, and Victor Borge's 20th Anniversary Show, among others.She played three roles on the Gothic soap opera Dark Shadows, beginning in 1968: evil Eve, demented Jenny Collins, and antique shop-owner Megan Todd.Megan became a vampire, and the day the character met her demise, Marie got a call from her agent with another job. "I said, 'I've just been staked,' I'd better take it!," she recalled years later. Marie then moved to NBC and originated the character India Delaney on the 1970 Another World spin-off Somerset. She remained on the show until 1972. In 1978, she played Johnsie Lafite on The Guiding Light.In the early 1980s, Marie went to Los Angeles on a television assignment and stayed for two years, making guest appearances on several shows, including Fame and Fantasy Island. While there, she also appeared in commercials.The actress returned to New York and established a career as a professional photographer, shooting assignments for many clients in New York. She also continues to act on stage and television.In the winter of 1993, Marie worked with Dark Shadows star Jonathan Frid as he made his directing debut on a stage production of The Lion in Winter, at the Georgia College Theatre in Milledgeville, Georgia. Heading up a cast of students, Marie played Eleanor of Aquitaine.In 1999, she had a brief role as Molly O'Day on One Life To Live. She's been a fan favorite at the annual Dark Shadows Festivals, often performing dramatic one-woman shows and readings.She is currently working on a book about her stage career, In Shadows and On Stage, with publication planned for late 2004. Read a preview at Marie's official site, part of Dark Shadows Online.

Season 4: Episode 188 - DARK SHADOWS: Episodes 592 - 614

October 1968
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Episodes 592 - 614
 
Adam tries to put Carolyn’s life force back into her body.  Adam goes a killing spree in Collinwood.  Nicholas summons the most evil woman in history.  Eve opens her eyes.  Joe throttles Barnabas with a rope.
 
 
Opening Credits; Introduction (1.06); Out of the Shadows (15.02); Into The Shadows (41.34); Shedding Some Light (44.06); Character Breaks (1:47.08); Morning Has Broken (1:55.41); Tune In Next Time (2:02.06); Closing Credits (2:03.50)
 
Opening Credits - Dark Shadows Main Theme by Robert Cobert from the Dark Shadows Catalogue.  Used by kind permission of Universal Music.
 
Music Cues by Robert Cobert from Dark Shadows Catalogue
 
Like A Cat by Cyndi Lauper  taken from the album A Night To Remember –.  Used by kind permission 1989 The Hit Factory
 
Original Music copyrighted 2020 Dan Hughes Music and the Literary License Podcast. 
 
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Season 4: Episode 184 - DARK SHADOWS: Episodes 571 - 591

September 1968
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Episodes 571 - 591
 
Elizabeth is obsessed with death.  Angelique has her teeth in all the sexy men.  Adam is waiting for his mate.  Barnabas is in a tizzy and Julia is trying to calm him.  Victoria realises that Jeff is a bit of a creep.  Carolyn wants to be a life force.  Willie abducts Maggie.  Maggie remembers her last abduction.
 
We are joined by Penny Dreadful, host of the Terror of Collinwood podcast.  You can follow her below:
 
Terror at Collinwood: A Dark Shadows Podcast: https://www.terroratcollinwood.com/
Penny Dreadful's Shilling Shockers - classic horror movies hosted by Penny Dreadful - https://www.shillingshockers.com/
 
 
 
 
Opening Credits; Introduction (1.06); Out of the Shadows (27.42); Into The Shadows (41.53); Shedding Some Light (43.55); Character Breaks (2:09.40); Morning Has Broken (2:27.37); Tune In Next Time (2:40.39); Closing Credits (2:43.03)
 
Opening Credits - Dark Shadows Main Theme by Robert Cobert from the Dark Shadows Catalogue.  Used by kind permission of Universal Music.
 
Music Cues by Robert Cobert from Dark Shadows Catalogue
 
I Can Feel Your Heatbeat by The Patridge Family taken from the album The Partridge Family Album –.  Used by kind permission Screen Gems 1970
 
Original Music copyrighted 2020 Dan Hughes Music and the Literary License Podcast. 
 
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Season 4: Episode 179 - DARK SHADOWS: Episodes 549 - 570

August 1968
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Episodes 549 - 570
 
Adam demands a woman.  Victoria gets kidnapped again.  Jeff Clark develops a jealous streak.  Two vampires are running around the town.  Julia gets a toy boy and Joe and Maggie's relationship heads downward. 
 
Opening Credits; Introduction (1.06); Out of the Shadows (17.24); Into The Shadows (40.01); Shedding Some Light (42.45); Character Breaks (1:57.21); Morning Has Broken (2:09.30); Tune In Next Time (2:21.20); Closing Credits (2:22,37)
 
Opening Credits - Dark Shadows Main Theme by Robert Cobert from the Dark Shadows Catalogue.  Used by kind permission of Universal Music.
 
Music Cues by Robert Cobert from Dark Shadows Catalogue
 
I Need A Woman by Silver Spoons –.  Used by kind permission Silver Spoons 2019
 
Original Music copyrighted 2020 Dan Hughes Music and the Literary License Podcast. 
 
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