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Dark Shadows Season 1 Episode 13
Elizabeth and Roger continue to harbour suspicions about Burke, in spite of him offering the hand of friendship. As Victoria walks to Matthew’s cottage, she notices Burke examining Roger’s car.
Serie: Dark Shadows
Episode Title: DS-13
Air Date: 1966-07-13
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