A 12 part 50th celebration of the cult classic DARK SHADOWS!  Series commentary and exclusive  interviews highlight the revealing secrets behind this amazing television phenomenon! Angelique herself, Lara Parker, is interviewed.

*  Why she dropped her southern roots in favor of a New York state of  mind.

*  Why she thought they made a mistake casting her as Angelique.

*  How  Jonathan Frid helped her win the role.

*  Angelique or Josette?  Who was the real true love of Barnabas?

*  On working closely with Jonathan Frid.

*  Overly zealous fans and death threats.

*  Why she loved the Bramwell/Catherine story.

The governor, in a moment of panic, orders his men to fire their rifles into the protesting crowd of returning WWII veterans who are angry about losing state jobs due to racial and religious discrimination.  Commentary on how discrimination is used as a theme.

The fourth anniversary of Light’s Out celebrates by bringing to the microphone Boris Karloff to perform this psychological drama about a murderer who never experienced a dream suddenly falls into one during his sentencing trial.

A man decides to murder his boss by poison and then pushing him out the window so he can marry his wife and then frames her for the murder to steal the business.  Commentary on star Dan Duryea.

A corporate mogul uses his influence to control the political machine to remove citizens of different races and faiths by any means possible, even murder, claiming they are not real Americans.  Commentary on the major social and political pivot in Superman storytelling.

A Comedy of Errors as George is led to believe Liz might be expecting.  Commentary on the episode to follow.

A watch salesman tells Friday and Smith his sample case has been stolen and he knows the men who did it.  Friday and Smith investigate and make a curious discovery.  Commentary on why Friday was assigned to such a benign case.

Candy shows up to Fat Mike’s office to confront him which just may be the end of Candy as Fat Mike reaches for his gun. Commentary on the 1978 Superman movie and how it almost never got made.

An enterprising crook and his crony travel to a small town looking to screen monster films to keep the locals occupied while they burglarize their homes, but what's waiting for them will be most shocking.  Commentary on the broadcast history of the series.

A man accidentally walks into his next door neighbor’s apartment and witness two men killing the neighbor’s wife.  Thinking the man is the husband who employed them, they now want payment from him for their deed.  Commentary on the brilliant unexpected twist.  Plus, star Mark Stevens.