Season 2 Episode 239
Dark Shadows
Fantasy • Mystery • DramaSeason 220 Episodes
Ben tells Barnabas that things are looking bad for Vicky; Peter tries to have Nathan's testimony stricken; Ben steps forward to testify for Vicky; Trask calls Angelique to the stand.- Vicky and Peter discuss Ben's revelations; Nathan tries to talk to Ben; Ben takes Peter to Angelique's grave; Peter decides to put Vicky on the stand.
- Trask tells Nathan he must testify again; Vicky is hysterical at the thought of being convicted; Peter produces the Collins family book; the judges retire to make their decision.
- Ben tells Barnabas that Vicky has been found guilty and sentenced to hang; Trask goes to collect Vicky's possessions to burn them; a ghostly voice terrorizes Trask.
- Ben disapproves of Barnabas' plans for Trask; Nathan has his friend pump Ben for information about Barnabas; Maude runs into Barnabas on the docks; Nathan thinks he knows who's behind the attacks.
- Barnabas sends Ben to the docks to retrieve his cane; Trask warns Nathan that the witch is seeking revenge; Nathan follows Ben back to the old house and listens in.
- Nathan barges into Trask's room, where Trask has concealed Maude's body; Trask tries to deliver Nathan's letter to Millicent; Trask dreams of Abigail.
- Trask tells Nathan what happened to the letter; Abigail tells Trask to go to the old house; Barnabas confronts Trask; Barnabas bricks up the wall.
- Nathan schemes to marry Millicent Collins; Natalie tells Millicent that Barnabas is dead; Peter urges Natalie to help him prove Vicky's innocence.
- Nathan stages a fight for Millicent to witness; Millicent believes it was Barnabas who attacked her; during a late-night visit to Nathan's hotel, Millicent begs him to stay in Collinsport.
- Millicent prepares to go into town for her wedding; Joshua refuses permission for Millicent to wed; Nathan tries to blackmail Joshua; Ben tries to keep Joshua out of the cellar.
Joshua asks Barnabas how he is still alive; Barnabas begs Joshua not to tell his mother; Naomi arrives at the old house; Joshua agrees not to stand in the way of Millicent's marriage.- Barnabas tells Joshua that Angelique is responsible for the curse; Joshua locks Barnabas in the tower room; Naomi questions Joshua about the tower room.
Millicent asks Joshua about lights in the tower room; Nathan announces that he has resigned from the Navy; Daniel unknowingly tells Nathan about the money.- Joshua asks Natalie to help lift the curse on Barnabas; Nathan urges Millicent to visit the tower room; an elderly woman appears at the door.
- The old woman insists there is no one under a curse at Collinwood, though there is madness there; Joshua finds Millicent in the tower; Angelique interferes.
- The old woman tells Joshua she is afraid of Angelique's power; Nathan and Naomi return to Collinwood and find Millicent; Angelique's power prevails.
- Naomi confronts Joshua about his presence at the old house; Peter tells Vicky he has been unable to find Trask; Joshua tells Vicky he will speak to the judge for her.
- Peter takes Vicky to the old house; Daniel asks Nathan about Millicent; Ben hides Peter and Vicky; Vicky has a nightmare about Nathan.
- Vicky tells Peter about her dream, convinced it was a premonition; Nathan gives Noah an assignment; Daniel runs to the cemetery to avoid Noah.
Season 2 Episode 239
Cast
Jonathan Frid, Grayson Hall, Alexandra Isles, Louis Edmonds, David Henesy, Joan Bennett, David Selby, Kathryn Scott, David Ford, Nancy Barrett, Mitch Ryan, Kate Jackson, Lara Parker, Jerry LacyGenres
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