Dark Shadows: 658

On this night, not far away from the Great House at Collinwood, one man will live through the most hideous terror that exists - the terror of madness; for he has witnessed something so monstrous that he may dwell forever in the dark and frightening realm of insanity.

Episode 658
Series Dark ShadowsSeason 1969, Episode 658
Air date	January 1st, 1969
Writers	Gordon Russell
Director	Henry Kaplan
Producers	Robert Costello; Dan Curtis
Starring	Joel Crothers; Grayson Hall; Don Briscoe; Vince O'Brien
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Episode 658 of Dark Shadows was directed by Henry Kaplan and written by Gordon Russell. It first aired on ABC on Wednesday, January 1st, 1969. This episode is part of the "The Curse of the Werewolf" storyline. In this episode, Joe Haskell goes completely insane after witnessing his cousin Chris transform into a werewolf. Having failed to take Amy Jennings away from Collinwood, Joe is arrested and held at the Collinsport jail. Sheriff Patterson contacts Doctor Julia Hoffman, but neither of them can make sense of Joe's ramblings. Julia sedates Joe and he suffers an intense nightmare in which he is attacked by Chris Jennings as well as his deceased vampire brother Tom.

Cast

Principal Cast

Actor	Role
Joel Crothers	Joe Haskell
Grayson Hall	Julia Hoffman
Don Briscoe	Tom Jennings/Chris Jennings
Vince O'Brien	Sheriff George Patterson

Guest Stars

Actor	Role
Alex Stevens	Werewolf

Notes & Trivia

• This episode is included on disc 1 of Dark Shadows DVD Collection 12 and disc 69 of Dark Shadows: The Complete Original Series DVD collection.

• Opening narration: Vince O'Brien.

• Closing still: Collins family mausoleum.

• This episode is part of the "The Curse of the Werewolf" storyline.

• This episode was recorded on December 24th, 1968.

• First episode of Dark Shadows to air in 1969.

• This is the final appearance of Joe Haskell on Dark Shadows. Presumably, he spends the rest of his days locked up at Windcliff Sanitarium playing with his lip.

• This is the forty-third appearance of Sheriff George Patterson. He appeared last in episode 615, where he was played by one-time actor Alfred Sandor.

Bloopers

• Joe Haskell had no prior knowledge that Tom Jennings was a vampire so it makes little sense that Joe would seem him as such in his nightmare.

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See also

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External Links

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Episode This article pertains to an episode from the original Dark Shadows television series. This template will categorize articles that include it into the Dark Shadows episodes category. Characters Barnabas Collins • Elizabeth Collins Stoddard • Quentin Collins • Victoria Winters • Roger Collins • Carolyn Stoddard • David Collins • Maggie Evans • Sarah Johnson • Angelique Bouchard • Josette du Pres • Chris Jennings • Amy Jennings • Timothy Eliot Stokes • Joe Haskell • Sarah Collins • Adam Locations Blue Whale • Collins family mausoleum • Collinsport • Collinsport Inn • Collinwood • Eagle Hill Cemetery • Evans' cottage • Maine • Old House • Widows' Hill • Worthington Hall Items Altar of the Leviathans • Barnabas' toy soldier • Barnabas' wolf's head cane • Hand of Count Petofi • Josette's music box • Julia Hoffman's medallion • Leviathan box • Portrait of Angelique • Portrait of Barnabas Collins • Portrait of Josette du Pres • Quentin's gramophone

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