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Dark Shadows: Old Acquaintance

Dark Shadows: Old Acquaintance

31 December 2017 · Matthew Waterhouse · Directed by David Darlington, Jim Pierson · Dark Shadows: Short Stories #8 · at Big Finish

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New Years Eve, 1971 and Quentin Collins is celebrating in the Blue Whale. But something is coming for him... Something he first met in a Welsh village in 1914. Will the people of Collinsport survive to see 1972?
Romance not assessedInferred themesghosts-hauntingsgriefsurvival
A chilling New Year's Eve as a past evil resurfaces.
“New Years Eve, 1971 and Quentin Collins is celebrating in the Blue Whale.”
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David Selby

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Directed by David DarlingtonJim Pierson

Written by Matthew Waterhouse

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