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| − | }}'''Episode 781''' is the untitled 781st episode of the Gothic daytime soap opera series ''[[Dark Shadows]]''. It was directed by [[Henry Kaplan]], with a script written by [[Violet Welles]]. It first aired on |
+ | }}'''Episode 781''' is the untitled 781st episode of the Gothic daytime soap opera series ''[[Dark Shadows]]''. It was directed by [[Henry Kaplan]], with a script written by [[Violet Welles]]. It first aired on Tuesday, [[June 23rd]], [[1969]]. This episode is part of the [[Dark Shadows: 1897 Flashback|"1897 Flashback"]] storyline. In this episode, [[Gregory Trask]] tries to comfort [[Judith Collins]] after her recent ordeal with the [[vampire]], [[Dirk Wilkins]]. [[Tim Shaw]] bursts into [[Collinwood]] and accuses Judith of shooting [[Rachel Drummond]]. [[Carl Collins]] continues his search for [[Pansy Faye]], while the rest of the household prepare funeral services for Rachel. Tim Shaw goes to the [[Old House]] and sees the ghost of Pansy Faye. |
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Latest revision as of 15:23, 3 August 2020
| Episode 781 | |
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| File:DS 781 003.jpg | |
| Air date | June 23rd, 1969 |
| Writers | Violet Welles [1] |
| Director | Henry Kaplan [1] |
| Producers | Robert Costello; Dan Curtis |
| Starring | Joan Bennett; John Karlen; Jerry Lacy; Don Briscoe; Kay Frye |
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Episode 781 is the untitled 781st episode of the Gothic daytime soap opera series Dark Shadows. It was directed by Henry Kaplan, with a script written by Violet Welles. It first aired on Tuesday, June 23rd, 1969. This episode is part of the "1897 Flashback" storyline. In this episode, Gregory Trask tries to comfort Judith Collins after her recent ordeal with the vampire, Dirk Wilkins. Tim Shaw bursts into Collinwood and accuses Judith of shooting Rachel Drummond. Carl Collins continues his search for Pansy Faye, while the rest of the household prepare funeral services for Rachel. Tim Shaw goes to the Old House and sees the ghost of Pansy Faye.
- ↑ 1.0 1.1 Dark Shadows Wiki; Episode 777; Infobox.