"Dark Shadows" Episode #1.86 (TV Episode 1966) Poster

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(1966)

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6/10
The key is mightier than the pen.
mark.waltz9 July 2020
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Victoria ended up in the locked section of Collinwood because of a pen, and will end up being let out by the key that Elizabeth finds in David's room. It's curtains for David as both papa Roger and Aunt Elizabeth question him about if he has seen Victoria, and David insists in his testy way that he has no idea where he is. When Elizabeth confronts him with the key, David continues his series of lies, but the smart Elizabeth seems to see right through him. Meanwhile, Burke ends up hosting Carolyn in his motel room and tells her briefly about his romantic history. This shows a different side of Burke, but his scenes end with a speech to himself of vague plans for her. Victoria frantically tries to find a way out of the shut off wing, probably the only uneventful part of the show as she fails to get the key from the other side of the door through the space underneath it. But with Elizabeth about to check out the key she found, it's only the matter of waiting for the next episode or so, taking away the tension of how she will get out.
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5/10
A thumb-twiddler
Leofwine_draca10 June 2018
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Episode 86 is another thumb-twiddler that cuts between three separate scenes. The first involves Victoria's continued captivity in the basement room; sadly there are no more ghosts so not much going on here. The second involves Burke and Carolyn flirting and boozing together; nothing much going on here either. The third sees Roger examining David's crystal ball with a line to discovering Victoria's whereabouts. It's a little more fun, but still strictly filler.
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