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Jun 16, 2009
Who Needs Edward Cullen When You Can Have Barnabas Collins?
The TV Guide

Yesterday was a very nice and quiet day around here … altho I had to run out to take care of a few errands yesterday afternoon, David and I spent most of the evening together here at home. Over the weekend, I got caught up in a marathon of the 1991 revival of the classic “horror soap opera” Dark Shadows on Chiller. Dark Shadows was a daily serial that aired in the 1960′s about the cursed Collins family in Massachusetts. My mom was a big fan of the series (which is how I heard about it originally) and was thrilled when the show was revamped in the early ’90′s. Dark Shadows ’91 was a pretty big hit for NBC when it aired but due to the Gulf War, the miniseries was constantly preempted … and then eventually canceled. I hadn’t seen the series since 1991 and ended up missing the last 3 eps. I watched 8 eps on Chiller over the weekend and then, thankfully, found out that the rest of the eps are available on Hulu.com


I know that everyone is all ga-ga over Twilight, True Blood and the forthcoming Vampire Diaries but Dark Shadows was a pretty damn good series itself. It’s unfortunate the ’91 version couldn’t live longer than half a season cuz the original ran for years. If any of y’all are interested in fun vampire drama, I highly suggest you check it out. Those of you who remember the series and want a second look can head over to Hulu to watch all the eps in HD :)

Not sure what’s going on tonight … I really want to see Up but David is really lukewarm on the idea … we’ll see. I just picked up the newly published J.R.R. Tolkein book The Legend of Sigurd and Gudrun which is his version of the Norse Poetic Edda. I am desperate to start reading it, which I’ll get started tonight if we stay in. Ah … tough choices, right? Believe me … the simple pleasures in life are to be appreciated.

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  1. Tubers says:

    RE: The Legend of Sigurd and Gudrun, I’m enticed about a new JRR book, but I really don’t like Christopher’s writing additions/editing of his father’s stuff. The Silmarillion 1-5 taught me that. Chris doesn’t have his father’s vision… or writing talent. While I WANT this to be amazing, I’m sadly skeptical. I’m HOPING it’s great, but not holding my breath too much.

  2. Taeylor says:

    I came to love DS through the Revival and then I started watching the original and loved it. I was so sad when it was cancelled. I am so glad you posted this and hope you will continue to promote DS on your site. It’s what our fandom needs. We have conventions and we have a good turn out but we need new blood, excuse the pun!

    Glad you enjoyed watching the Revival. It was pretty damn good for 1991!

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