A Warm Pug

"Barnabas finds Carolyn is infatuated by a stranger and Elizabeth has a bizarre dream."

"Julia allows Olivia Corey to photograph her Tate painting, leading Olivia to a surprising discovery."

"David reads the Leviathan book and takes something to the mysterious presence at the shop."

"Carolyn goes upstairs in the antique shop and hears strange breathing noises."

"Barnabas reminds Paul of the unusual bargain he made twenty years ago."

"A sailor at the Blue Whale is horrified to see the sign of the Naga on Paul Stoddard's wrist."

"A seance is held to contact Quentin. Paul panics when he sees the Naga mark on his wrist."

"The ghost of Jenny Collins warns Chris Jennings that he must find Quentin."

"David Collins is mesmerized by the Leviathan sign of the Naga. Olivia Corey searches for the Tate painting."

"Barnabas claims that Philip will be punished for allowing the Leviathan book to be stolen."

"The Leviathan child has come to stay with Philip and Megan."

"A mysterious stranger introduces himself to Carolyn as her father, Paul Stoddard."

"Barnabas gives Megan the Leviathan box. A sound indicates something may have escaped from it."

"In a dream, Oberon, the Leviathan, tells Barnabas how to recognize the chosen ones."

"Professor Stokes tries to restore Sabrina's memory. Julia is mystified by Barnabas' strange behavior."

"In 1969, Julia and Carolyn meet Megan and Philip Todd, who owns the antique shop."

"The Leviathans greet Barnabas as their master and give him a mysterious box."

"In 1796, Josette believes Barnabas has betrayed her. The Leviathans capture Barnabas."

Six continuous hours of unedited WKNR from September 3rd, 1970. Featuring Scott Regan, Dan Henderson and Bill Garcia. This came from original WKNR log recorder tapes that I found many years ago. Commercials, jingles, newscasts, weather reports, it's all here!

1) The Murder of King George V - 1936 2) The Ardlamont Mystery: Alfred John Monson - 1893 3) Murder in the Mews: Elvira Barney - 1932 4) The Murder of Reverend Hall & Mrs. Mills - 1922 5) The Green Bicycle Murder: Ronald Light - 1920 6) The Suspicious Death of Mrs. Rosse: Arthur Maundy Gregory - 1932 7) Death by Gooseberry: The Murder of Mabel Greenwood - 1919

A look at the nearly finished product, inside and out. And the finishing touches are put on the picket fence, the deck, and yard.

The house painter demonstrates how to apply primer. Host Bob Vila talks about installing an oak floor and sanding floors. A stonemason repairs the stone wall around the house, and the yard gets two new trees.

Host Bob Vila demonstrates how to lay a parquet kitchen floor. He speaks to a marble expert about the dining room fireplace and the bathroom tile floor. A security expert shares his plans for protecting the Dorchester House.

In the tenth week of construction new clapboards are going up on the house exterior in place of damages ones. Norm installs red cedar boards and explains how to replace split boards. Bob joins Phyllis Anderson, a landscape designer, on a tour of the exterior lot. They determine which existing trees and shrubs can be salvaged and which need to be removed. Phyllis talks about plans to raise a wood fence around the perimeter of the grounds. Inside, new kitchen cabinets are going in. Bob walks us through the layout for the kitchen. He and Norm screw in the top row of cabinets. The Mayor of Boston, Kevin White, pays a visit to the house. He discussed taxes, crime, and home affordability in the city of Boston.

Bob tours the town of Dorchester beginning in Ronan Park, a spacious recreation area with views of Dorchester Bay. Carl drives Bob around the neighborhood to see various styles homes, including turn of the century triple decker, multi-family homes and single family Cape Codes, Victorians, and Queen Anne-style houses. Bob and Carl arrive at the Dorchester house to find that work on the deck and its foundation is underway. Norm explains how the deck supports are built and the concrete footings are poured. The wood framework for the two-level deck is just beginning. Bob heads to the front of the home to discuss how the crew safely strips lead paint from the exterior of the project house, outlining the precautions that need to be taken. He demonstrated how to scrap and sand the paint from the wood clapboards. Inside, we take a look at how the old window sashes are being repaired. In the bathroom Paul is finished the installation for the master bathroom tub surround. He introduces us to an alternative to ceramic wall tile and his brother Tom demonstrates the installation.