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It is said that blood
is thicker than water.

It is what defines us.

Binds us. Curses us.

Come, my love. Let's go.

Come, Barnabas.

For some, blood means a life
of wealth and privilege.

For others, a fife of servitude.

Angelique, how many times
do I have to tell you not to stare at him?

Remember your place.

When I was but a boy...

my father took us to the New World
to expand the Collins family empire.

We brought English industry
to the wilds of Maine...

and built a fishing business...

the likes of which America
had never seen.

A man should take pride in what he builds.

But remember, Barnabas,
family is the only real wealth. Hm?

(JOSHUA CHUCKLES)

As our business grew,
the town of Collinsport grew with it...

and we decided to put down
permanent roots.

We spent the next 15 years
building our beloved home:

Collinwoocl.

But not everyone shared
in our family's success.

(SPEAKS IN FRENCH)

Let me hear you say
"I love you, Angelique. I want you."

Angelique...

I am sorry, my dear...

but you would be hearing a lie.

Make the high and mighty low.

Arrogant creatures, down you go

(THUNDER CRACKING)

(THUNDER CRACKING)

(THUMP)

Convinced my parents'
death was no accident...

I became obsessed with dark magic
and ancient curses.

"Lo! Above the gates of hell..."

he found a single letter.

A letter proclaiming Satan's true name.

"Mephistopheles."

But even then, in the depths
of my grief, not all was darkness.

For I had found my one true love.

Promise we'll be together forever.

God as my witness, Josette...

I swear it.

Of all the servants I could have spurned...

all the hearts I could have broken...

I got the one with the secret.

I got the witch.

If he doth another choose.

To lend his heart an eye.

Then magic shall the slighted use.

So all he loves will.

Die.

Caught in Angelique's spell...

my beloved Josette wandered
helplessly towards Widow's Hill...

where many a despondent soul
had leapt to their death.

Josette!

Josette!

Josette.

Help me.

Josette!

What have you done?!

(GRUNTING)

Angelique had cursed me to be a vampire...

so that my suffering would never end.

(CROWD SHOUTING INDISTINCTLY)

There's the monster.

Resolved that I would
never belong to her...

Angelique turned the townspeople
against me...

and condemned me to suffer
my anguish alone in the dark...

Let me out!

For all time.

Let me out, I say!

Release me!

Hello. My name is Maggie Ev-

Hello. My name is Victoria Winters.

Please, call me Vicky.

So where are you from, Veronica?

New York. And it's Victoria.

"And it's Victoria. I
love this chick, man."

New York's a trip, huh?

I guess.

What about you?

What brings a New York girl
out to the sticks?

An old friend.

Be cool.
Have a nice day.

Catch you later.
Take it easy, Veronica.

Hello. I'm Victoria Winters.

Congratulations.

I'm here to see Ms. Stoddard
about the governess position.

Oh, yeah. Been expecting you.

Come on.

Sorry I didn't grab you
down at the station.

Damn wagon's been acting up.

Miss Elizabeth won't spend the money
to get her fixed.

It's beautiful.

A bitch to dust is what it is.

This place was designed
for a staff of a hundred.

Now they got a staff of me.

Me and Mrs. Johnson.

She's about as useful
as a bucket without a bottom.

Still, not every family
has a house like this.

Or a whole town named after them.

Come again?

Collins. "Collinsport."

Never got that.

Who's that?

Barnaby, maybe.

Something with a "Barn" in it.

One of the real important ones
from way back.

Back when they were rich, rich people.

Barnabas.

His name was Barnabas Collins.

And he was the finest man
this family ever knew.

Welcome to Collinwood.

You'll have to imagine us
on a better day.

The house has some 200 rooms...

most closed off to save on heating.

We don't even go in
the old wing anymore.

Sit.

There are only seven of us, after all.

My daughter, Carolyn, and I.

My brother, Roger, and his son, David.

Willie, who you've met.

Mrs. Johnson and Dr. Hoffman...

who I suspect is sleeping off
one of her legendary hangovers.

And where is David's mother,
if you don't mind my asking?

Laura was lost at sea...

when David was 5.

He's had a rather difficult time
accepting her passing.

I brought Dr. Hoffman here
to work with him for a month.

That was three years ago.

There are just a few questions,
if you don't mind...

that were not on the application.

Of course.

How do you feel about the president?

Never met him.

The war?

I don't watch television.

Do you think the sexes should be equal?

Heavens, no.

Men would become unmanageable.

I think we'll get along just fine,
Ms. Winters.

Vicky. Please, call me Vicky.

(IGGY POP'S "I'M SICK OF
YOU" PLAYING OVER SPEAKER)

Carolyn.

Carolyn, this is Ms. Winters.

Sick of hanging around your pad.

You're from New York?

I am.

What's Manhattan like?

I'm going to live there when I'm 16.

Carolyn has a fantasy
that I'm going to allow this.

And Mother has a fantasy
I won't run away if she doesn't.

So you're here to babysit the loony.

What have I told you
about using that word?

I'm here to teach David.

Good luck.

None of the others
have made it past a week.

Ms. Winters.

Please, call me Vicky.

(DONOVAN'S "SEASON OF THE WITCH"
PLAYING OVER SPEAKER)

Chop-chop, Willie, I'm starving.

And God help me
if it's another bone-dry pot roast-

Who's this?

Ms. Winters, this is my brother, Roger.

Roger, Ms. Winters
is to be David's new governess.

Please, call me Vicky.

It's nice to meet you.

Yeah. Yeah. Nice to meet you.

That it's strange.

You're a liar.

I can tell, you know.
Just from a person's face.

Yours says:

"I might look sweet and innocent,
but I have secrets.

Secrets that'll make the hairs on your arms
stand straight up."

Leave her be, Julia.

You're the doctor.

Yeah. And you're "the nanny,"
and she's "the bitch."".

How do you ever expect us girls
to advance...

if we keep reducing each other
to labels?

So, Vicky, where'd you c-?

Carolyn!
Will you please turn that noise down?

(MUSIC STOPS)

David, this is Vicky.

She's going to be your new governess.

You ruined it!

I was gonna scare her.

Damn it. What have I told you
about cutting holes in the sheets?

Those are Egyptian cotton.

I was gonna scare you.

Were you scared?

Terrified beyond belief.

You don't have to be nice to him
just because he's nuts, you know.

Carolyn...

Carolyn touches herself.
She makes noises like a kitten.

- David.
- You little shit.

Carolyn. Enough, both of you.

If I may, what is the family business?

Seafood, Ms. Winters.
We had a large cannery in town.

We still own a few fishing boats.

Rusty old boats that no one will hire.

And David's mother's at the bottom
with one of them.

Carolyn, go to your room.

Everybody in this house tiptoes
around him, but no one cares how I feel!

(DOOR SLAMS)

She didn't die.

- She can't.
- Enough, David.

Yes, David believes his mother
has some kind of...

cyclical immortality'.

Fascinating, really.

I feel her.

She talks to me.

All the time.

Well...

I think ghosts are just people...

who've moved into
a slightly different dimension than ours.

And I think some people just have
antennas strong enough to pick them up.

There's actually scientific evidence
to support-

Thank you, Ms. Winters.

David, you startled me.

Getting ready for Halloween?

He's coming.

He's coming.

(THUMPING)

We hit something.

Let's dig it out.

Get down here.

What the hell is this?

Think it's a gas main?

Not supposed to be any out here.

You've gotta be shitting me.
Grab me some bolt cutters.

(THUMPING)

Jesus!

(MAN 1 SCREAMING)

Run!

(SCREAMS)

(SCREAMING)

(SCREAMS)

(SCREAMING)

I am terribly sorry.

You cannot imagine how thirsty I am.

(MAN GRUNTING)

(MACHINE WHIRRING)

Mephistopheles.

Show yourself, Satan!

Mock me not
with your strange luminance!

Curious terrain.

What is this?

Some specter approaches.

It is the eyes of the devil himself,
come to drag me to my judgment.

Have at me, Lucifer.

My soul is prepared!

(HORN HONKING)

Asshole!

(WOMEN CHATTERING)

(SPEAKING INDISTINCTLY)

(SPEAKING INDISTINCTLY)

My beloved Collinwood.

What have they done to you?

(WILLIE MUTTERING)

(SINGING INDISTINCTLY)

I'll keep on drinking and trust my-

Hi, pumpkin.

Fear me not, drunkard.

You shall not be harmed...

so long as you tell me
all that I need to know.

Well, here's all you need to know.

See me, derelict.

Look into my eyes...

and deliver me
your innermost thoughts.

(SNORING)

Awaken.

Well done.

Now, tell me, the Collins family...

do they endure?

A- yuh. There's four of them.

Thank heaven.

Pray, what month is it?

October. That's why there's pumpkins.

What is the year?
'?2.

Wait. '71.

A- yuh, 1972.

1972?

Hear me, future-dweller.

You shall be my loyal servant...

until such time as I release you.

So, what first, master?

You will cleanse me, miscreant.

And then you will take me
to these living Collinses you speak of.

Okay.

(DOOR CLOSES)

Have you ever seen such majesty?

Every day.

The perfect marriage
of European elegance...

and American enterprise.

Nine of the finest craftsmen
the world will ever know...

lost digit, limb and life...

in the process of carving
these glorious pillars.

And they all considered it
worth the sacrifice, I assure you.

The opulence and complexity
of this magnificent chandelier...

should only be found
in the palaces of nobility.

The fireplace...

sculpted entirely of the most
exquisite Carrara marble...

a...

each joint containing a single pearl.

Are you stoned or something?

They tried stoning me, my dear.

It did not work.

When did they start allowing
women of the night on estate grounds?

Carolyn.

- Look.
- Ah, yes.

Uncanny, is it not?

Worth every hour I spent posing.

Forgive me.
My name is Barnabas Collins.

I'm David Collins.

- Are we-?
- Related?

Distantly, you might say.

It is a pleasure to make your acquaintance,
Master David.

Children!

Get away from that man.

He says his name is Barnabas Collins.

And I'm pretty sure
he called me a hooker.

That'll do, Carolyn.

A word, please.

If this is some kind of a joke,
consider it played.

If it's money you're after,
I'm afraid you've been misinformed.

But whoever you are, you're not to look
at those children again. Am I clear?

Your devotion to family...

is admirable, madam.

And your suspicion...

(BUZZ)

Understandable.

A stranger arrives...

claiming to be a distant relation.

The question of motive
is to be expected.

As a Collins...

surely you are aware of the darkness
that has long plagued our family.

You mean our curse.

Witches, ghosts and vampires.

Myths.

And like so many before you...

I suppose you're here
to rid us of them.

For a price, of course.

- I can prove that I am different.
- Oh?

Firstly, I do not come seeking money.

Rather, to provide it.

Secondly...

I know the body of this mansion
as well as I know my own.

Every nook...

every corner...

every secret!

That's where I keep my macramé©.

A disgraceful misuse.

Impressive.

But there are plenty of old houses
with hidden doors.

I hope you have a "thirdly."

Indeed.

Tell me...

what do you know...

of Barnabas Collins?

Just legends, really.

He was confident and strong.

Admired by all.

But he believed our family was cursed...

and when his parents were killed,
he went mad.

Went around insisting that a witch
had turned him into a vampire.

And what is known of his death?

Nothing.

Not that I can think of.

That, madam...

is because he never died.

(WOLF HOWLING)

I am Barnabas Collins.

That means you're-

A vampire, madam. Yes.

And most regrettably so.

But more importantly, I am a Collins.

And I give you my word of honor:

Neither you nor any under this roof
need fear my cursed nature.

My father had quite a flair
for secret passages and rooms.

(MOUSE SQUEALING)

As a boy, I took it upon myself
to discover each one.

But this one...

This one was always my favorite.

"Family is the only real wealth,"
he would often remark.

Though clearly...

he was not opposed to other kinds.

Oh, my God.

We've been sitting on top of a fortune
all these years.

Know this:

I mean to stay.

I mean to be a part of this family again.

On one condition.

Yes.

Promise me that this...

all of this, will remain our secret.

So be it.

Partners.

Welcome home, Barnabas Collins.

I was awakened...

by a yellow dragon with iron teeth.

Confronted by a giant letter M
with the luminance of a thousand lanterns.

He's not staying with us forever, is he?

I like him.

Yes, well, I'm sure things
are very different in England.

So, Barnabas, what sort of business
are you in back home?

The Collins family has always been
in the fishing business.

But after two centuries
of consideration...

I have decided to devote
the entirety of my energies...

to family.

He means it seemed like two centuries.

Morning.

Who the hell is this?

Dr. Hoffman, this is our distant relative,
Barnabas Collins.

The Third.

Barnabas Collins Ill
is going to stay with us from England.

Barnabas? Dr. Julia Hoffman.

My God...

a woman doctor.

What an age this is.

Is he for real?

I think he's just tired from his long trip.

I see that you have grown
desperate enough...

to sell off the prized
family silverware.

How could you tell?
These are exact replicas.

Had this fork been real silver...

my hand would have burst into flames
upon its slightest touch.

Yes, you mentioned
you have a terrible metal allergy.

Anyway, the fishing business
is all but gone.

The manor is nearly in ruins.

Well, I have returned.

And in short order,
so shall our fortunes.

Huh. Good luck.

Angie has deals
with most of the boats in Maine.

- "Angie"?
- Angelbay.

They've taken just about every port
on the East Coast.

Then that is where my work begins.
And with your blessing...

I shall restore the family business
to its former glory.

Josette.

That's Vicky.

She believes in ghosts, like me.

Hi.

Enchanted.

Surely you do not let them
call you "Vicky."

A name like Victoria is so beautiful...

I could not bear to part
with a single syllable of it.

Yeah, well...

money might grow on trees
where you're from...

but ifs a little harder to come by here.

Do not concern yourself
with my methods.

I should like to see the
factory immediately.

How soon can the
horses be ready?

We don't have horses.

We have a Chevy.

Hey, Angie, have a great day!

Morning, Angie!
Hi, Angie!

Morning!

One of the seamers blew a clutch.
It'll be two hours before ifs back online.

Make it an hour.
And start cracking the whip out here.

Everybody looks like
they're moving at half speed today.

Tell you the truth, I
think they're a little

spooked about what
happened last night.

- What do you mean?
- Didn't you hear'!

They found 11 workers dead in the woods
off Route 9 this morning.

Well, accidents happen.

It wasn't an accident.
Some maniac ripped their throats out.

Where off Route 9?

(POLICE SIREN WAILING)

Yeah, Helen, it's me. Yeah, you
heard me right. It's carnage here.

All right! I heard you the first 20 times.

Keep your damn panties...

- on.
- I'll do my best.

A word with Barnabas Collins, please.

Oh, he's, um... Who?

Oh, I think you know who.

Black hair, handsome features.

Strange clothes covered in fresh blood.

My, we've let this place go to hell,
haven't we?

Right where it belongs.

(ROCK MUSIC PLAYING OVER SPEAKER)

(GASP)

You must be Carolyn.

You're like a hungry tiger.

We're growing into
quite the fetching creature.

Angelique.

Elizabeth.

You're looking well.

And to what do we owe the pleasure?

I'm here on behalf of the town council
to welcome our new visitor to Collinsport.

He's asleep, I'm afraid.

During the day? How odd.

What was that infernal banging?

Barnabas, we have a guest.

My apologies, madam.
I have just arisen.

You must think me a fright. Miss...?

Hello, Barnabas.

My name is Angie Bouchard.

So it is.

Do you know what I would very much
like to do with you?

I can only imagine.

I would very much like to have a word
in the drawing room.

With your permission, Elizabeth.
Would you excuse us?

How dare you defile my manor
with your noxious-?

Mmm.

It's really you.

How dare you place
your wicked lips upon me?

I remember this place
being less depressing.

I also remember the two of us
having a lot of fun.

Here...

(PIANO PLAYS)

And...

here.

Have you any idea
what you put me through?

You killed the woman I love
and cursed me to be this hideous creature.

Barnabas, get over it.

Locked in a box for 200 years!

Don't exaggerate, it was only 196.

It was an eternity.

I shall have you tried for witchcraft
and burnt at the stake.

(ANGELIQUE LAUGHS)

Poor, sweet Barnabas.

Things have changed
while you were taking your little nap.

My Angelbay is Collinsport now.

So you are the one who has sent
the Collins family business into the abyss.

They love me here.

I'm the only big fish left
in their little pond.

Is that so?

And do the good people of Collinsport
know that their beloved Angie...

is a whore of Beelzebub?

Heh. Do you really think anyone
would believe a word you said?

I've been an upstanding member
of this community for 200 years...

in one form or another.

Your name may have changed,
but you remain the succubus of Satan.

Harlot of the devil. Vulgar-!

(BARNABAS SIZZLES)

The people of Collinsport
are my worshippers now.

And to them...

you're just a stranger
who's afraid of the sun.

Welcome back to the shadows,
Barnabas Collins.

I've missed you.

Angel ha?'

The very audacity of the name summons
vomit into the recesses of my mouth.

I always knew there was something off
about Angie. But a witch?

Indeed.

But a witch with
an impenetrable hatred of me.

Hate?

No, if she merely hated you,
she would've killed you.

A curse takes devotion.

Why must I alone...

bear the rotten fruit
of our cursed family tree?

My parents, taken.

(SYNTHESIZER PLAYS MELLOW MUSIC)

My true love, taken.

(SYNTHESIZER PLAYS LONG NOTE)

And what did you do?

I attempted to throw myself from a cliff.

Tragically, to no avail.

And then...

I became a vampire...

and started to kill
innocent townspeople.

(SYNTHESIZER PLAYS LONG NOTE)

(MUSIC STOPS)

Yes...

but you also kept
the family business afloat...

and tried to keep the manor
from falling apart.

Yes.

Yes, I did, didn't I?

You fought on, Barnabas.

In your own crazy and miserable way,
you fought on...

until they had to drag you away
and lock you in an iron box...

- to keep you from fighting.
- My God, you're right.

You fought on
because it's in your blood.

In our blood, madam.

And now you have a chance
to fight again.

And fight I shall.

(HAMMER POUNDING)

(MICE SQUEALING)

Just the same for you and me.

All I need will be mine if you are here.

I'm on the top of the world looking down.

What sorcery is this?

Reveal yourself, tiny songstress!

(INAUDIBLE DIALOGUE)

(YAWNING)

(BELL RINGING)

(CAMERAS CLICKING)

(ROCK PLAYING OVER SPEAKER)

You want fishermen,
you gotta get Silas Clarney first.

He's got the ear of every captain
from Bar Harbor to Boston.

They call him the
"Godfather of the Grand Banks."

Excuse me. Captain Clarney?

Captain Clarney,
I'd like you to meet Barnabas Collins.

"Collins"?

And why does a Collins
want to talk to me?

To offer you a contract.

I have a contract...

with Angelbay.

And if I told you
I could offer you a better one?

Then, Mr. Collins, I would tell you
to take along walk off a short pier.

There is such a thing as loyalty
in our line of work.

I see.

Mr. Clarney...

you have grown rather Weary
of working for Angelbay.

In fact, you would rather
sell your soul to Satan...

then sell another fish
to Angelique Bouchard.

Do you understand?

L...

understand.

Very good.

Now...

if you would be so kind
as to introduce me...

to some of your fellow captains...

(DOOR CREAKING)

(WOLF HOWLING)

Barnabas? Why are you
staring into Carolyn's room?

What is that thing?

It's a lamp.

It looks like a pulsating blood urn.

I think it's time I showed you
my office, Barnabas.

Do you know what a psychiatrist is?

Regrettably, the word is foreign to me.

May I assume it is some species
of American delicacy?

It's a medical doctor that specializes
in disorders of the mind.

- I'm a psychiatrist.
- Hm.

Now, where were you born?

- Liverpool.
- Can you describe it for me'?

Filthy.

The air is choked with soot
and the streets reek...

of freshly hurled chamber pots.

The smell of urine permeates the air.

Have you any experience
with hypnotism, Barnabas?

I find it very useful, yes.

Yes, I agree.

You see...

sometimes we make up
a fantasy world...

to help us erase horrible memories
from our past.

I find hypnotism cuts through all that.

I employ it for other purposes.

May I hypnotize you, Barnabas?

Madam...

I do not believe that remotely possi...

Good.

Now...

I'd like you to tell me a few things.

A vampire?

Keep your voice down.

What on earth are you talking about?

Oh, spare me.
I had him under hypnosis for hours.

Barnabas?

There's a point where delusions fail,
but his didn't budge.

He told me everything...

including that you've known
his secret since he arrived!

- Why didn't you say anything?
- I was protecting the children.

Oh, by letting a vampire
use one of the guest bedrooms?

He admitted killing those men
at the construction site.

- He's a murderer.
- He's a Collins and a good man...

and these days,
that's a desperately rare combination.

Oh, yes, I almost forgot,
the family that can do no wrong.

You know, Julia, I'm surprised at you.

I'd think a physician like you
would find him fascinating.

Well, sure.

Medically, psychologically
and physically, he's fascinating.

Which is exactly why I came to you
instead of the police.

Then be fascinated, Julia.

And if you have an ounce of love
or respect for this family...

keep your mouth shut.

I don't feel comfortable
discussing this with you.

Do not fear, my child.

I simply seek advice on the art
of courting a woman of this time.

Land.

And who better to tutor me
than a woman of your age.

What is your age, if I may?

- Fifteen.
- Fifteen and no husband.

You must put those birthing hips
to good use at once...

lest your womb shrivel up and die.

You're weird.

But do you think me too weird
for a woman of this...

land?

You obviously mean Vicky.

She has the most fertile birthing hips
I have ever laid eyes upon.

You're way too weird.

Do you really think so?

You're all stiff, proper and old-fashioned.

And Victoria...

is she not proper?

She likes to pretend she's rock 'n' roll.

She's a Carpenters kind of chick for sure.

Do you mean to say that she has
a penchant for woodworkers?

The Carpenters are musicians, stupid.

Ah, music.

Yes, I'm rather fond
of the music of the day.

(SPEAKING LYRICS)
I am a picker.

I am a grinner

lam a lover.

And I am a sinner.

I play my music.

In the sun

(HAND SIZZLES)

If only Shakespeare
had been as eloquent.

Okay.

If you wanna get with her, you're
gonna have to change your approach.

Drop the whole weird
Swinging London thing...

and hang out
with a few normal people.

Hmm.

You know what's good
about this war, man?

What?
No way, man.

No, no, no, listen up.

What's good about this war...

is that it's so bad...

it's gonna be the last one.

Yeah.
The last one.

And this last war we're in the middle of...

who wins?

- Peace wins, man.
- Yeah.

- Peace wins every war.
- Yeah.

Every war.
Yeah.

- You speak of peace.
- Yeah.

I have spent the last two centuries
locked in a box...

Whoa.

Staring into the all-consuming void.

The dark shadows of one's soul.

That's heavy, man.

Man, you tripped for two centuries?

Indeed.

But with great purpose, methinks.

For I believe that I have found
my one true love.

Whoa.

Alas, I know not how to win
her tender affections...

for I fear that I am a relic in her eyes
Aw.

- That's what they say about us.
- Yeah.

Where I'm from...

the love of a woman is won
by giving money to her father.

Or sheep.

And if the love is earnest enough...

then perhaps even
a combination of the two.

Women don't care about money...

or sheep.

Yeah.

Are you absolutely certain?

Love.

Chicks dig love, man.

Yeah.

Yes.

I am reminded of a line...

from Erich Se-gal's wonderful novel
Love Story.

"Love means never having to say...

you are sorry."

That is so beautiful.

However, please know
that it is with sincere regret...

that I must now kill all of you.

- Heh.
- Yeah.

(ALL CHUCKLE)

(ALL SCREAMING)

No, it's brilliant.

Theoretically, anyway.

A series of transfusions
to try and purify your blood.

And my soul with it.

I should warn you, Barnabas,
there's a slight chance it won't work.

It isn't exactly the kind of thing
they teach in medical school.

You must have faith, doctor...

for if a man can become a monster,
then a monster can become a man.

But why become a man, Barnabas?

Why give up the gift of eternal youth?

Look at me. Every year I get half as pretty
and twice as drunk.

If that is true, madam...

you must have started as the most
beautiful creature that has ever lived.

Uh...

Barnabas...

are you aware of the concept
of doctor-patient confidentiality?

No.

Perhaps you would be kind enough
to enlighten me.

All right.

Barnabas!

Ah, Victoria.

Mind if I tag along?

Nothing would make me happier.

You've come down for a stroll?

Actually, I came down looking for David.

God knows where he's run off to now.

We'll be lucky if we see him
before Christmas.

He's a fine lad.

Every bit as curious and rambunctious
as I was.

He idolizes you.

Between you and his mother, I can hardly
get him to talk about anything else.

You believe him, that he sees her
and speaks to her'!

Part of me believes he's a lonely boy
looking for comfort.

Part of me believes there are things
in this world we don't understand.

Things like magic, death, destiny.

I guess as long as it makes him happy,
what does it matter what anyone believes?

Eloquently put.

Maybe we're getting Ina worked up
about this, Angie.

They spruced up the cannery
and renovated their house. So what?

We still hold pink slips on 95 percent
of the nets dragging the Grand Banks.

He's right.

It doesn't mean anything
to our bottom line.

"Doesn't mean anything"?

"Doesn't mean anything"?

My great-great grandmother
started Angelbay...

to show those Collins
that they didn't own the water.

That they couldn't look down
their entitled noses at us.

The Bouchard women slaved
for over two centuries...

sacrificing their lives
to build this business.

So that means something, gentlemen.

And I'll be damned if I'm gonna see it
destroyed by those bastards.

Call and arrange a meeting.

(THE TOKEN'S "THE LION SLEEPS
TONIGHT" PLAYING ON RADIO)

(HUMMING ALONG TO SONG)

Sell to you? Never.

One cannot put a price on the restoration
of a family's honor.

Let me try.

I had no idea that my business acumen
was giving you such spasms.

Hypnotizing fishermen
isn't business acumen, Barnabas.

Those are my terms.

Here are my terms:

Goest thou to hell, and swiftly, please.

And there may Asmodeus himself
suckle from your diseased teat.

Ooh. No one talks like you anymore,
Barnabas.

Yes, indeed.

I must say this age
does remain a mystery to me.

Give me one good reason
why I should not kill you this instant.

Because I'd kill you if you tried.

Impossible.

That would require mercy.

Instead, you have made me a monster.

We're both monsters, Barnabas.

Just two big fish in an my-bitty pond.

Now, we can either fight
until one of us is dead...

or we can make...

little fish together.

I'll be honest. I was really angry at you
for the first century or so.

Sure, it was fun...

watching your family squirm
and burn away...

like ants under a magnifying glass.

And yes, it was fun being adored
as the Collins name crumbled...

growing wealthy on the backs
of their despair.

But lately...

Lately it's just been...

lonely.

We're different from
these people, Barnabas.

We're better than they are.

That's why I've missed you.

You're the only ant I couldn't...

burn.

What is it you want, Angelique?

Your love.

You do still love me, don't you?

Somewhere deep down in that cold,
un-beating heart.

My dear, even Aphrodite herself
could not construct a more odious union.

What if I made you?

With what, a spell?

A little doll filled with pins?
That is not love.

- With this.
- Oh.

- The body you once begged me for.
- Mmm.

I must admit,
they have not aged a day.

I'm willing to start over, Barnabas.

I'm willing to call a truce
if you'll just take me.

I am not as I once was.

I could change that.

And if I refuse?

I'll take everything you love...

starting with that little creature
you've been eyeing so fondly.

The one who looks like Josette.

Well, then...

I suppose strictly
in the name of her honor...

I must now defile...

your most intimate
and womanly segments.

(ANGELIQUE GROANING)

(BARNABAS GROANING)

That was a regrettable turn of events.

You didn't seem to regret it.

Yes.

Seems that even in death,
I have a weakness for the living flesh.

Especially yours.

What a cold way
to describe something so hot.

Perhaps.

But I cannot succumb to your charms
ever again.

Please, forgive me.

If I can't have you, my love...

I'll destroy you.

(INDISTINCT DIALOGUE ON TV)

Five more minutes.

This is a very silly play.

A werewolf.

A werewolf?

Yeah, well, it's the only station
we get out here.

How are we doing?

I do not feel as though
I'm becoming more human as yet.

Give it some time.

Time, doctor,
I have an unfortunate excess of.

(BREATHING HEAVILY)

This is my favorite doll, called Lucy.

And my favorite bit about Lucy
is her crazy, crazy red hair.

I mean, look at her red hair.

And my second favorite bit about her...

is her nice, shiny, pink bow and...

No! Please! Please, no! Please!

Please, I'm begging you! Please, don't!

It's really true! Mommy, Daddy, please!

Mommy! Daddy!

Mommy!

Please, Daddy! Daddy!

(ENS PS)

Help me.

Help me.

Help you what?

A what?

A ball.

And a most splendid one.

A ball for who'?

For the entire town, of course.

Don't you know the entire town
kind of hates us?

Balls are demonstrations of power.

Balls are how the ruling class
remain the ruling class.

Exactly what I've been saying.
This family could use some balls.

Indeed. And the Collins family
have always held the biggest...

and the most wonderful balls.

Jesus, can somebody shut the drapes?

You know, Barnabas has a point.

It's about time
we threw a little dough around. Hm?

Show the peasants
that we're back in action.

People don't throw balls anymore,
stupid.

Do they not?

They throw happenings.

And how, pray,
does one throw a happening?

Well...

first things first,
you'll need a mirror ball.

Whatever that is, we shall have it.

And booze, lots of booze.

Carolyn.

We shall have spirits enough
to fill a schooner's hull.

And...

Alice Cooper.

(ROGER SCOFFS)

I seem to recall an Alice Cooper
from my youth.

Does she reside in Collinsport?

Not exactly.

Well, she shall be our guest
nonetheless.

How do you do?

- Thank you for having us.
- Evening.

Good evening. Welcome to Collinwood.

I have to hand it to you.
This is a happening.

I guess the only thing missing
is Alice Cooper.

Perhaps you should go and acquaint
yourself with the evening's entertainment.

(CROWD CHEERING AND BAND PLAYING
"NO MORE MR. NICE GUY")

(SINGING) I used to be such a sweet,
sweet thing Till they got ahold of me.

I opened doors for little old ladies.

I helped the blind to see.

I got no friends 'cause
they read the papers.

They can'! Be seen with me.

And I'm getting real shot down
And I'm feeling mean.

Ugliest woman I've ever seen.

No more Mr. Nice Guy.

No more Mr. Clean.

No more Mr. Nice Guy.

They say he's sick
He's obscene.

I got no friends 'cause
they read the papers.

Master David.

Where is the female coat attendant?

My dad's talking to her inside.

Hm.

But he told me to keep everybody out.

I'm sure he did, David.
And you've done a marvelous job.

But now I would like you to go
and watch Alice Cooper with the others.

But my dad said-

Go and watch the Cooper woman.

(COUGHS)

You were right about this stuff.

Nothing but the best for you, pussycat.

Who was the kid?

I have no idea. I never saw him before.

Now...

come here.

Mommy, where's Daddy?

He's been gone for so long.

Is he ever coming home?

(BAND PLAYING "BALLAD OF DWIGHT FRY")

(SINGING)
I was gone for 14 days.

I could've been gone for more.

Whatever are you doing outside,
my dear?

You'll catch your death of cold.

I've caught the only thing
that matters, Barnabas.

Your eye.

I have withheld my tender affections...

fearful that they were unrequited.

I've not spoken of my feelings
to another soul.

Right. You've only spoken
of my birthing hips.

Yes, well...

I don't know why, but for some reason,
I feel like I can tell you anything.

It's like I've known you forever.

Yes.

It's almost hypnotic.

Yes.

But, wait, no.

I have used no such trickery
to summon your ardor, I assure you.

I don't know what it is.
I just know there's

always been something
pulling me here.

Pulling me to Collinsport.

To you.

Oh, my dear Victoria.

- Hath my scent offended thee?
- No, no.

I'm sorry. It's just...

The people I love
haven't always loved me back.

My own family sent me away.
Swept me under the rug...

because it was easier than having
a daughter who was different.

Who was cursed.

Cursed because I saw things
other little girls didn't.

They were the loneliest, most painful years
a child could know.

Now, hold still, Maggie.

This will only hurt for a minute.

Aah!

But as hard as they were,
I never lost my will.

The need to feel the sun
on my face again.

So I set out in search
of a new home.

A new life, far away from that pain.

But even in my wildest dreams, I never
thought I'd feel as happy as I do now.

To betray one's own kin,
and because she possesses a gift.

No, Victoria.

It is unforgivable.

And your parents deserve to boil
in hell's everlasting sulfur.

See my lonely life unfold.

Since I've gone away.

Uh-oh. Hey.

Hey, you're not invited. Um...

Hey. Uh...

But-

Sleeping don'! Come very easy.

In a straight, white vest.

Should like to see that little children.

She's only 4 years old.

For most of my life,
I've wanted a place where I belonged.

A place where I could feel at home again.

Feel loved again.

And I've found that place
here at Collinwood.

And here.

We must intensify our efforts.

I have urgent need to be human again.

I can explain.

My God.

You're not using your blood
to make me human.

You're using my blood
to make yourself immortal.

Yes, but, Barnabas, you have a gift.
It isn't fair to keep it all to yourself.

The Collins family took you in,
bestowed their sacred trust upon you.

And you brazenly betray that trust.

I'm sorry.

I just don't want to grow old.

I want to be beautiful again.

- I want to live forever, like you.
- I'm afraid that is out of the question.

A stout man contains
some five quarts of blood...

which, if you will forgive the boast...

I can consume in a mere
seven and a half seconds.

But you, my dear little wisp...

I dare say I shall drink you
to a withered husk in less than five.

Please don't kill me. You're a good man.
You're a gentleman.

- Please, forgive me.
- Madam.

I am neither good nor gentle,
and I do not forgive.

Aah!

I should tell you, Willie...

if you ever speak a word of this
to anyone...

I shall have to kill you
in a most unpleasant manner.

Don't worry, Mr. B.

I never liked the bitch anyway.

Come on. I know you're here.

Hey?'

Beautiful workmanship, isn't it?

Hm. I was just looking for the, uh...

This?

(DOOR OPENS)

There's nothing worth stealing,
I'm afraid.

Sadly, Elizabeth uses it
for the badminton equipment.

That's what I was looking for.

(ROGER GRUNTING)

What are you?

I am about to do something so repellent...

that it sickens me to my very core.

I'm going to give you a choice.

What choice?

Either you remain at Collinwood...

and devote your every waking moment
to becoming an exemplary father...

the father David so desperately
wants and deserves...

Or?

Or you leave...

with sufficient money...

to live your thieving,
selfish life elsewhere.

Where on earth is Dr. Hoffman
when we need her?

Indeed.

(SOBBING)

(ENS PS)

(BARNABAS SIZZLING)

(SNIFFING)

Barnabas, you're on fire.

(SINGING OVER RADIO)
I'd like to teach the world to sing

I demand that you release me
from my curse.

You're late.

What is that?

The only thing you drink these days.

From where does it come?

No one you know.

I promise.

I knew it wouldn't be long
before you barged in...

begging me to make you mortal again.

Now that Dr. Hoffman isn't around
to give you your little transfusions.

Yes.

Yes, it was a shame...

she was called away
on business so suddenly.

Interesting. I don't know many people
who take business meetings...

on the bottom of the ocean.

She was a liar.

She was stealing my blood.

Aren't we being a smidge hypocritical?

Lying and stealing blood
are things you're rather familiar with.

Yes, I killed Dr. Hoffman...

and the workmen and those
very nice, unshaven young people.

But know this:

With each life I take...

a piece of my wretched soul dies.

For I only kill because I'm compelled to.

Compelled by your witchcraft.

By your curse.

Why have you done this to me?

It's a shame.

You know, if you'd just been smart enough
to love me, I would've let her go.

Speak plainly, snake.

I sent your little girlfriend
over the cliffs once before.

What makes you think
I wouldn't do it again?

I'm gonna offer you
a business proposal, Barnabas.

My final offer.

Either you agree to rule
this little pond of mine side by side...

partners and lovers...

or I put you back in the box.

I have already prepared
my counterproposal.

It reads thusly:

You may strategically place
your wonderful lips upon my posterior...

and kiss it repeatedly!

(SNORING)

Sleeping flame, I summon thee.

To your form return.

Make the night as bright as day.

And burn, baby, burn

(WILLIE GRUNTS)

Wha-?

I've come to realize shutting you
in that box for all eternity...

might've been a tad harsh.

So here is the deal:

I'm gonna destroy everything you love...

and you're gonna take some more time
to think about us.

See you in a couple centuries, lover boy.

(MAKES KISSING NOISE)

Do not dismay, Barnabas.
We shall yet again escape this nightmare.

Perhaps only a few brief decades
this time.

(FOOTSTEPS APPROACHING)

Oh, hello!

Hello! I hear you!

Oh, sweet glories be. Whoever you are,
fear not. I will not harm you.

What year is it?
How many centuries have I-?

How long has it been?

It's been 20 minutes.

Young Master David. How on earth
did you know I was imprisoned'?

My mom told me.

You probably think I'm crazy.

Young man, I think nothing of the sort.

Uncle Barnabas...

why do you have ladies' underwear
on your face?

Never mind that. Where is your family?
Where is Victoria?

I haven't seen Vicky...

but everybody else is in the town
watching our cannery burn.

We must save them! Hurry!

Master David!

Perhaps you should unchain me first?

Hank, we need another brigade
out of Portland, quick as you can!

Get these folks out of here!

All right, everybody, stand back!
Please, stand back!

Oh, boy.
Miss Elizabeth's gonna shit a brick.

Sheriff, we need to talk.

Christ, Angie, I ain't got time for
chitchat. The damned town's burning!

You don't have time for proof that
the Collins family is harboring a murderer?

Yes, I killed Dr. Hoffman...

and the workmen and those
very nice, unshaven young people.

Well, I'll be damned.

And to think the whole town's
named after them.

I'd be willing to bet that Barnabas
has already skipped town.

And I'd be willing to bet...

that you'll find the corpses of
more of his innocent victims in there!

The Collins family has rebuilt
their business with murder!

Well, I say, not in my town!

(CROWD SHOUTING INDISTINCTLY)

There's one of them now!

He's probably the one who started the fire
to cover his boss' tracks.

- Time to go.
- Where you going?

(WHIMPERING)

(SCREAMING)

(CROWD SHOUTING INDISTINCTLY)

Willie. What on earth's happened?

Fire. Murder. Angry mob. Run!

David, go inside.

(POLICE SIRENS WAILING)

Liz...

I'm sorry.

We're gonna have to take you in.

All of you.

Bill...

the Collins family built this town.

We built it with our boats and our nets.

With our sacrifices and our blood.

And this is how you repay us?

You've been harboring a murderer.

Arrest them.

I shall go willingly...

to whatever punishment awaits...

provided...

no harm befalls my family.

Hold it right there.

And provided...

Miss Bouchard goes along with me...

for she is no less a monster than I.

Perhaps it is best...

if we are both destroyed.

(ANGELIQUE GRUNTING)

Mr. Collins, back off! I'm warning you!

(GUNSHOTS)

(CROWD GASPING)

Go on, slaughter me.

Show them what you are.

No.

I shall show them what we are.

Unh!

What's that man done to Angie?

It's not him, it's her.

She's a witch.

(NECK CRACKING)

(CROWD GASPING)

Excuse me.

You gotta get through me first, lady.

(CROWD GASPING AND MURMURING)

(OVER PA)
All right, everybody, go on home now.

- Nothing to see here.
- Let's move.

You should've loved me, Barnabas.

None of this would've happened
if you'd just loved me.

I should have destroyed you.
You've brought me nothing but misery.

I Slave you my heart!

You have no heart.

You're the curse!

Women are undone by loving you.

Josette, Dr. Hoffman.
And your beloved Vicky.

I command you to release her
from your curse.

"Command"? You make me sick.

Missed me.

Vulgar, hideous serpent,
I shall deliver you to hell's doorstep.

(GROWLING)

(ROARS)

Get out of my room!

Angelique!

Get out of my house.

Your house?

(WOMAN LAUGHING)

(ALL LAUGHING)

(CRACKLING)

(HISSING)

Enough trickery.

I worshipped you.

Plagued me.

Adored you!

Despised you!

Fine.

If Collins blood built this house...

then let us bathe in it.

(CRACKLING)

(STATUE LAUGHING)

(STATUE LAUGHING)

(CAROLYN SNARLING)

Leave us alone.

Carolyn?

Carolyn, my God.

I'm a werewolf, okay?
Let's not make a big deal out of it.

Woof.

(CAROLYN GROWLING)

What have you done to my daughter?

Well, Liz...

your perfect Collins pedigree
lacked a bit of substance...

so I sent the werewolf
who bit Carolyn in her crib.

Just like I made David
no better than a bastard...

when I sent his mommy to the ocean floor
to have tea with the tuna.

And as for you, my love...

I killed your mother and father.

I cursed your family, my Barnabas.

They kept us apart.

They never understood, we're the same.

We're meant to be.

Leave him alone.

I think I'll kill you first, orphan.

David, get out!

Your quarrel is with me.

My quarrel is with all of you.

I'm warning you.

This is your last chance.

Let us go.

And what will you do if I don't,
you little bastard?

Not me.

My mom.

(SHRIEKING)

Go!

David, come on.

Willie, come on.

So this is how it ends.

So quiet...

as if you were asleep.

You know, there was a time
when I might have loved you.

We could have spent eternity together.

We still...

can I.

You never wanted my love.

You wanted to possess me.

No.

I love you, Barnabas.

You cannot love, Angelique.

That is your curse.

(HEART BEATING)

Take it.

Victoria!

Victoria!

She said Widow's Hill.

What do we do now?

What we've always done.

Endure.

I thought I'd lost you.

You have lost me.

I live in the light, Barnabas.

You live in the shadows.

I'll grow old and die,
and you'll live forever.

We will find a way, my love.

There's only one way.

No. I will not see you suffer as I do.
Never.

No!

Oh, Victoria.

My sweet Victoria.

Victoria.

Josette.

It is said that blood
is thicker than water.

It is what defines us.

Binds us.

Curses us.

My name is Barnabas Collins...

and my curse has finally been broken.

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