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Dark Shadows Bloopers (Pt 1 of 4)
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LOL Great Stuff,
They did this live and made lot’s of bloopers.
I have around 200 VCR tapes of nothing but Dark Shadow’s.
judge this girl INNOCENT….until proved INNOCENT….
how fortunat….haha, how….UNFORTUNATE..
@StarnightStargazer Well, thanks for affirming that I’m not delusional. Or at least, if I am, that that’s one less piece of evidence they can use against me when they lock me up.
@TroyOi Yup, it’s true, but I don’t know if it’s anywhere on youtube, but I’ve seen it on my DVD copy plus I’ve seen Johnathan Frid tell the story of it on a youtube video.
I remember watching this in the mid-60′s after school…………the B&W episodes are so much creepier than the color…………to me, anyway. Some of these bloopers are hard to detect since they keep right on with the scene, but still amusing.
Wow! I watched Dark Shadows everyday after school! I believe it was on either before of after General Hospital (which was only 1/2 hour back then). I was addicted to Quentin. I can’t believe I thought he was the cutest thing on TV on at the Saturday matinees at the Paramount Theatre in Fields Corner, Dorchester, MA.
I love that show to death, but they were making making bloopers on that show even when they weren’t making bloopers… that’s what made it great…!!!
This is hilarious! Got to hand it to them for doing all they can to recover with ad libs. Thanx for the laugh.
@rldavis1959 That was super awesome. LOLOLOL!
@OneWorldGoneAry He acts so casual when he’s swatting it lol.
I was in high school when Dark Shadows was big, but only saw a couple of episodes. I could swear though, that I remember some girls coming into school one day & saying that, in the previous day’s episode, Barnabas’ false teeth fell out as he was about to bite some victim’s neck. Is that true? And if so, is it anywhere here on youtube?
Classic stuff
The Best @ 9:19 the fly on Barnabas’s forehead hahahahahah and @ 9:35 him swating at one rotfl
I wasn’t born when this first came out, I just started watching the episodes a few months ago, but I already love them.
What a LOL soap.
I’m almost sixteen and I’ve been watching this show for as long as I can remember, perhaps even before that! I watched the show on Sci-fi with my mom, and I was really put out about it when they stopped showing it. Of course, I was deliriously happy when the series came out on DVD.
I grew up watching Dark Shadows. Had to run home from school every day to see it. Now my kids are watching it. and love it.
@imaboygenius No- it was a matter of SOV (shot on video) and the difficulties of editing shots on video-tape back in the 1960′s. The technologies had not quite been developed.
@leia176oo Not exactly true. Like most soaps of the 60′s DS was shot on video. Back then editing video was more trouble than it was worth. Whole scenes could be lost trying to edit one bloop. Time was also a constraint since they had to have five shows per week, but the bloops were left in mostly because of the low tech available for video editing.
Love the fly. Wish Obama had been more forbearing with his.
This is one of the reasons why DS is a favorite of mine. The bloopers make the entire series so charming… especially Johnathan’s when the other actors look at him as if they could kick his ass for screwing up. I think he and Grayson were running neck and neck when it came to forgetting their lines and making them up.
All soap operas are pretty much filmed on the fly. One takes only.
This ain’t high art.
Yep Abe Vigoda was on two of the episode of Dark Shadows and Kate Jackson who potrayed Daphne Harriage and she has the role on early 70s TV Show called The Rookies and then Charlie Angels and do you remember Abe Vigoda who was on Barney Miller as Detective Phillip K Fish there was a spinoff Called Fish it didnt lasted that very long!
Loved the show as a kid….Love it as an adult who still watches it on vhs (50 tapes) in two boxes….Look for cameo by Abe Vigoda he looks the same now. And who can forget Charlie’s future Angel Kate Jackson towards the series end.