Donna mistakenly accepts an invitation to 'culture vulture' Lydia Langley's cocktail party, at which Lydia mentions that she also conducts a book discussion group. She goads Donna into joining it and then reporting on Tolstoy's "War and Peace" at her first meeting.

Ford went drag racing in 1964 with their new Fairlane and their NASCAR 427 engine. Talk about a ringer! The result was the most mind-boggling car the NHRA stock classes had ever seen.

Barnabas rescues Julia and returns to the crypt to fight the vampire.

After dawn arrives, Barnabas stakes Tom in his coffin.

In the Old House basement laboratory, Julia makes preparations for the experiment.

Needing Lucy's inimitable services at his office, Harry transforms Lucy's living room into an office, much against the protestations of Lucy, still recuperating from her broken leg.

Elizabeth sees Cassandra and Tony kiss. When she threatens to tell Roger, Cassandra places a curse on her.

Lucy buys a reproduction of a famous antique chair, unaware it's worth more than $5,000. Robert Cummings guests as the convincing antique dealer who tries to get it back.

Plymouth’s little compact Valiant, with new skin and a huge rear window, became a hot item – once the 383s, 440s and 426 Hemi engines found their way under the hood. Its cousin from Dodge, the Challenger, was an upscale hot rod with as much luxury as performance.

Nicholas summons the ghost of Dr. Lang, who reveals that Julia brought Adam to life.