Dark Shadows episode guide Dark Shadows Every Day. Here’s an episode guide for all of the Dark Shadows Every Day posts. For the blog’s greatest hits, check out the “Satan’s Favorite TV Show” tag. April 1. 96. 7Introduction: Satan’s Favorite TV Show.

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Barnabas Collins appears at the White House to frighten underprivileged children. Episode 2. 10: Opening the Box  We break into the mausoleum, find the secret room and open the mystery box. Episode 2. 11: Guess Who’s Coming to Dinner  Jason visits the cemetery and makes a new friend.

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Episode 2. 12: The Collins Blood  We learn several reasons why you shouldn’t play in a haunted house. Episode 2. 13: I’m Upset About Something. I explain why Dark Shadows is just like Melrose Place,Happy Days and Family Matters. But in a good way. Episode 2. 14: Very Much Alive. Barnabas talks about pyramids and plaster for a while.

Then he loses track of what he’s talking about and never really recovers. Episode 2. 15: Where’s Willie? Somebody’s going around perforating cows, and Jason’s going to get to the bottom of it. Episode 2. 16: I Don’t Dig You Out. We get examples of various acting techniques, including backacting and pretending to be afraid of portraits.

Episode 2. 17: Not Enough Vampire in Your Vampire Show. Jason gives his expert opinion re: arm blood, we consider the consequences of dude- on- dude vampire action, and Stanley Kubrick gets a great idea.

Episode 2. 18: Madman with a Box. Roger opens and closes doors, Jason plays Where’s Willie, and Barnabas hangs out under the boom mic for a while. Episode 2. 19: Addled Quacks. Roger talks to Willie, Jason, Sheriff Patterson and Dr. Woodard. The episode stops when he runs out of people to be sarcastic to. May 1. 96. 7Episode 2.

Never Drink Wine. Willie demonstrates a common soap opera malady called EPCP, or Excessive Pre- Commercial Pausing.

It’s important! Episode 2. Mystery Date. Maggie meets a tall, dark stranger, and Barnabas gets cane- blocked. Episode 2. 22: Whom It Was.

Barnabas makes a social call, and we learn why castles don’t get stormed very often. Also, Sam Evans has 2. Episode 2. 23: The Me/You Fun Gap.

The AFTRA strike of April 1. Dark Shadows cast, as Liz putters around, Burke sets his wristwatch, and David complains about the air. Episode 2. 24: The Late Shift.

David hears dogs, Jason makes insinuations, and Maggie has some pretty sweet dreams. Episode 2. 25/2. 26: Fangs for Nothing    The end of today’s episode is a huge exciting milestone, which they screw up completely.

Also: Barnabas, Sam and Burke play dialogue chicken. Episode 2. 27: Sick Day. Maggie feels drained this morning. We go through the Dracula checklist, plus: triple backacting. Episode 2. 28: Those Things in That Room. What things? You know, those things in that room in the basement.

What room? And so on. Epsiode 2. 29: Thirst World Problems. Maggie’s lost a lot of blood. She’ll probably find it in the last place she looks. Episode 2. 30: The Transylvania Twist.

Maggie’s in a cemetery with a vampire and a fog machine and a brand new hairstyle. Episode 2. 31: Bedside Manners.

The Doctor regenerates, and we break new ground in the field of recaps. Also: I have a question for women. Episode 2. 32: Just Add Water. A bunch of recap conversations, plus a thunderstorm. Episode 2. 33: All Wet.

It’s raining, so Vicki and Carolyn sit around in the drawing room and talk about how scared they are. Episode 2. 34: Adventures in Babysitting. Dr. Woodard tells Sam that Maggie’s going to be hit by a car. Or something. I wasn’t really paying attention.

Episode 2. 35: The Waiting Room. Maggie loses blood, and then Dr. Woodard loses Maggie. Episode 2. 36: Extreme Makeover. Maggie’s disappeared from the hospital, but the most pressing questions are: Why is there a camera in the hallway, and why does everybody keep touching Sam?

Episode 2. 37: Cold Case. Sheriff Patterson was up all night searching for Maggie. Now he’s sitting on the couch and talking about how discouraged he is. Episode 2. 38: Unreal Estate. Vicki and Carolyn just walk right into the Old House and look around. This is technically suspenseful but you have to be pretty generous about it. Episode 2. 39: Local Girl Mysteriously Disappears.

An undead ghoul from the 1. Relationship status: It’s complicated. Episode 2. 40: Open House.

We review the appropriate security protocol for vampires who have a hypnotized girl on the premises. Episode 2. 41: Mrs. Snuffleupagus. Another etiquette lesson for the criminally insane: How to react when you find uninvited guests hanging out in your house with your brainwashed girlfriend. Episode 2. 42: A Mystery in Science. Dr. Woodard thinks he’s going to find out who kidnapped Maggie by looking at her blood tests. Burke is concerned, but not enough to remember his lines past sentence four.

Let’s see what happens. Episode 2. 43: Blood Drive.

Dr. Woodard shows up at the Old House and asks Willie for another blood sample, which is a totally normal thing that doctors do. June 1. 96. 7Episode 2. Indecent Proposal. This episode is basically a series of escalating dares between Liz and Jason, like a very slow and dramatic game of chicken. Episode 2. 45: Tragic Malady.

Another great example of how Barnabas takes over the show, by being way more interesting than anyone else has ever been. Episode 2. 46: Family Planning. We see the very last lawyer to appear on the show who doesn’t end up possessed by a witch.

Also: two minutes spent opening and closing doors. Episode 2. 47: I’m Someone Else.

Burke touches Sam again, Maggie invents thinks, and the director tries to figure out how to shoot a scene where a grown man has a conversation while lying on his back in a coffin, without looking silly. Episode 2. 48: Damsel in This Dress    Maggie walked from Collinwood all the way down the hill to her father’s house, wearing a bright white wedding gown and holding a pipe, and attracted no attention at all. What are people doing in Collinsport that they’re too busy to notice that? Episode 2. 49: That Room with Those Things. Liz and Jason finally let Carolyn and Roger into that room in the basement, and everybody walks around on Paul’s grave. Episode 2. 50: Exit Strategy.

Maggie the Vampire Slayer takes action, recruiting Willie into helping her knock some sense into Barnabas. Episode 2. 51: Close to Killing You. What do you do when your abduction storyline has run its course?

You take the same girl and lock her up in a different room. It’s that simple! Episode 2. 52: How to Ruin Your Life. Carolyn has a pleasant evening out with an agreeable and attentive young man. Everybody else needs to lighten the hell up. Episode 2. 53: Alive and Someplace.

Maggie is still spitballing escape plans, while David continues his reign as World’s Noisiest Intruder. Episode 2. 54: The Summer of Love. Carolyn has another awesome evening with her dreamboat beatnik boyfriend. Episode 2. 55: Job Interview with the Vampire.

Barnabas touches Maggie’s hand, and without thinking, she recoils. That’s what we call a career- limiting move. Episode 2. 56: Falling Down. London Bridge is falling down, falling down, falling down. London Bridge is falling down, my fair lady. Episode 2. 57: Bachelor Party.

Jason has a quiet word with Carolyn’s boyfriend. It doesn’t go that well.

Episode 2. 58: The Casual Ghost. Maggie makes a new friend, who happens to be a dead nine- year- old obsessed with singing “London Bridge”. Jealous? Episode 2. Cell Blocked. Carolyn decides that today she’s the lead character in an educational short about juvenile delinquency.

Episode 2. 60: The Secret of My Suspense    It’s a Friday afternoon on the last day of school, and the Dark Shadows writers finally figure out what suspense means, just in time to scare the hell out of the kids. Episode 2. 61: Bigger on the Inside.

Maggie is found alive on the beach, and Dr. Woodard comes up with a crazy idea: tell everybody she’s dead, and hope for the best. Episode 2. 62: Feelin’ Gloomy. Vicki tells everybody that Maggie is dead, individually and in slow motion.

Episode 2. 63: Don’t Say Anything.

Basics - Lord of the Rings Online Wiki Guide. Weapon Trader/Bowyer/Armoursmith. A weapon trader deals in weapons while a bowyer sells bows. There are light, medium and heavy armoursmiths.

Each one sells armour in their particular category. You want to buy whatever you can afford, make certain that is better than your current gear, and something that you can actually equip. Otherwise it's not much use to you! Don't bother to repair gear before you sell it, save your money for the gear that you're wearing.

In between quests its handy to sell off any useless trophies, or old equipment that you no longer need. This way you have more space for better equipment and a bit more money to buy it with. You should also repair your current gear. When choosing your reward after certain quests, be sure to pick the most expensive item if you can't use either one or won't keep the item until you can use it. Watch Shooting Dogs 4Shared. This way you can sell or auction the item for more money.

Most quests involve moving to a location and talking to a person, killing someone, or getting/returning an item. Pay attention to what people say and check your quest log if you forget. Also use your map and minimap to make things easier. Watch for supply crates and other containers during quests for items.

When a quest has a checkmark beside it, then you are on the last step of the quest before you get your reward. You can cancel an instance in some quests, so you can return to town to restock. This is done through your quest log. You'll also find rally points in your travels, which are circles of stones where you spawn after death. You appear at the closest rally point to where you died, but some characters have skills to take them directly to the closest rally point. Don't be afraid to use the social window and invite people to join a fellowship.

It makes the game a lot more fun, and easier for everyone. You get slightly less XP when teamed up, and only the leader can invite new people to join. You can transfer leadership to another member by right- clicking their portrait. You can right click people that you see around you to invite them to your fellowship, if you're the leader and they're not already in a fellowship.

You can also set the loot rule by right- clicking your own portrait, the three possible rules are: Free For All: First one to loot keeps the items. Round Robin With Roll: Money is divided up evenly. Common items are given to the player to loot the body. All other items are rolled on, the person who rolls the highest value gets the item.

You have a choice of NEED, GREED and PASS when rolling. Need mean you need the item and can equip it or use it for crafting. Greed means you don't need the item, but you wouldn't mind it for selling or trading. Pass means you don't care, or are too busy and you'll give up a chance on the item to someone else. So only roll "need" if you really and truly need an item, otherwise you'll make everyone angry, and you might get kicked out of the fellowship.

Round Robin With Loot Master: Money is divided up evenly. The leader of the fellowship decides who gets what items. On harder quests it's very important to make plans as a group and communicate. Things like which enemy people should attack, not to hit sleeping enemies, only let certain players pull enemies and which colour fellowship attack to use. Fellowship attacks become available at level 1. Basically 4 coloured circles appear and you click the one you want to contribute to the attack while your friends do the same.

Generally, red deals more damage to the enemy, green restores morale, blue restores power and yellow deals damage over time. It's best to communicate to your fellowship what the best choice is for a situation, so you can make sure that you get the most out of the attack. Eg: if everyone needs morale and only 1 player picks green, there won't be much of a bonus. If you all pick green, then you'll really notice the help. Money Money comes in the form of Copper, Silver & Gold. Copper equals 1 Silver, and 1.

Silver gives you 1 gold. Chatting is done by text or by voice if you have a microphone. For voice chat among fellowship members, just enable it in the options. You can either use hands- free mode or press "Z" before talking. Pay attention to the speech bubble in the bottom left corner of text chat. The name beside it tells you what channel you're talking on. You could be talking to your fellowship, a certain person, the trade or advice channels, etc.

Don't be afraid to travel to nearby towns to see what other equipment, items and services they offer. Often it can make the difference in a particularly hard quest. It helps to turn off the quest filter on your minimap when entering a new town. This way you can check out where everything is before you turn the filter back on. Milestones in towns allow you to set your home location.

You can then use the map in your inventory to warp back there. Vaults are in some towns and allow you to store up to 3.

It's good to store gear that you can't yet equip in here, so you don't waste money repairing it. Auction halls let you post your items for auction after you pay a fee. You can bid on other items and pay your bid right away. You will be told in chat if you are outbid. Once the auction ends you are mailed the money you bid if you lost, or the item if you won.

Stable- Masters allow you to take a horse to another location that you've visited before. It costs a few silver to do this, so save your money if you can. Reflecting pools allow you to replay the instances from some of the quests that take place around the town. When fighting enemies you have to make sure that you target the right enemy. Backspace targets the closest one and Tab switches between targets.

You also need to pull or attract only as many enemies as you can handle fighting at once. If you can only handle one enemy at a time, then don't attack the enemy who has 5 of his friends nearby. Attack the enemy going for a walk in the distance instead. Pay attention to your morale and the enemy's, especially if yours is draining faster during the fight. If it looks like you're going to lose then by all means RUN LIKE THE WIND before the enemy kills you. They will chase you for a bit, but they should lose interest as long as you don't bump into any new enemies along the way.

Don't forget to drag your items and skills to the quickslot bar at the bottom so you can use them easier when you need them. There are also 3 other rows above that bar that appear when you hold down Ctrl, Alt or Shift and press the indicated button. After the fight you can loot the body of the enemy for items, money and gear if their corpse is sparkling. Only the first player or fellowship to attack an enemy gets the experience for it and is allowed to loot the body. You can always help another player or fellowship to attack an enemy, but you won't get anything for it. Enemies that have already been engaged by another player or fellowship have grey stats. Your character has a status being affected by either hope or dread, or neutral.

When affected by dread your maximum morale is lowered, heals aren't as effective, enemies deal more damage and you sometimes cower out of fear. Hope on the other hand makes heals more effective and enemy damage is reduced. If you lose all your morale, then you will take a dread penalty for 1. This penalty gets larger as your levels increase, so it's best to spend time shopping and repairing rather than fighting just after death. Perks You start earning destiny points after every level starting with level 1. These destiny points can be spent on temporary effects called perks.

Perks can boost the strength of your armour, your running speed, morale, hope, even grant you extra experience. The choice is yours, but IGN Guides uses the accelerated experience perk most often. Signature/Elite/Elite- Master/Nemesis. Often times you will see an enemy of slightly higher or even lower level than you, with a lot of morale.

If you click this enemy you might see signature or elite under its name.