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<blockquote data-quote="Willie Oleson" data-source="post: 412953" data-attributes="member: 8">Yes there is something remarkably fluent about this part of DS, and rather than the typical daytime-soap stalling it is filled with lots of unexpected events&nbsp; They even made good use of Liz&#039;s. buried alive&nbsp; storyline (if only because it was the end of it, and there was the untypical moment of a Dark Shadows character remembering the details of how it came about in the first place).Every new supernatural storyline is introduced with a mild attempt at realism, meaning that there&#039;s always someone who claims that &quot;but that&#039;s impossible!&quot; even if that character is in the middle of his/her own impossible story arc. Looking back at what I&#039;ve seen so far, the Barnabas &amp; Josette storyline is my least favourite. It went on forever and unlike the viewers back in the day I wasn&#039;t very impressed by the vampire character. Maybe because I had already watched too many vampire films (and the series True Blood), it just isn&#039;t fun anymore.Greetings from the cottage (yes, it&#039;s back!)</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Willie Oleson, post: 412953, member: 8"] Yes there is something remarkably fluent about this part of DS, and rather than the typical daytime-soap stalling it is filled with lots of unexpected events They even made good use of Liz's. buried alive storyline (if only because it was the end of it, and there was the untypical moment of a Dark Shadows character remembering the details of how it came about in the first place). Every new supernatural storyline is introduced with a mild attempt at realism, meaning that there's always someone who claims that "but that's impossible!" even if that character is in the middle of his/her own impossible story arc. Looking back at what I've seen so far, the Barnabas & Josette storyline is my least favourite. It went on forever and unlike the viewers back in the day I wasn't very impressed by the vampire character. Maybe because I had already watched too many vampire films (and the series True Blood), it just isn't fun anymore. Greetings from the cottage (yes, it's back!) [/QUOTE]

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