1967 Dark Shadows: The Mysterious Disappearance of Maggie Evans

1967 Dark Shadows: The Mysterious Disappearance of Maggie Evans
Dark Shadows was an American gothic soap opera that premiered on ABC on June 27, 1966. Created by Dan Curtis, the series focused on the wealthy Collins family of Collinsport, Maine, and the supernatural events they encountered.
Genre: It was known for its gothic romance, suspense, and supernatural elements, which were unusual for daytime television at the time.
Initial Plot: The show started as a traditional soap opera centered on governess Victoria Winters and the Collins family's history. Early on, ratings were low.
The Introduction of Barnabas Collins: The series gained significant popularity after the introduction of the vampire Barnabas Collins, played by Jonathan Frid, in April 1967. Barnabas became a central character and a cultural icon.
S1.E229 Episode #1.229 Episode aired May 11, 1967 TV-PG
Dark Shadows (1966)
Dr. Woodard says Maggie's illness is due to blood loss. Sam later discovers that Maggie is missing.
Director: Lela Swift
Writers: Malcolm Marmorstein, Art Wallace
Stars: Katherine Leigh Scott, Alexandra Moltke, Mitchell Ryan, David Ford,
Joel Crothers, Richard Woods