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Beauty and the Beast: Though Lovers Be Lost [VHS]

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I have always enjoyed watching this series and have almost all the episodes on tape. Though Lovers Be Lost for me is one of the best. I highly recommend it. I would love to get in contact with anyone who has tapes of this series, or good copies, that I might purchase, as I missed some critical ones. Such as "Pure and Faithful Knight, Ceremony of Innocence, A Time to Heal. I have the episodes after A Time to Heal, including the Invictus through the ending and finding of Vincent's son.

From a religious symbolic point of view, Vincent can be seen as a sort of Christ figure in some instances. This whole series is extremely rich in symbolism beyond the obvious interplay of characters. It was amazing what I gleaned when watching other episodes such as "Bless this Child, where the "Women at the Well,(getting the water) meets Vincent and really "sees" him for the first time. It wasn't until after I finished my Masters in Transpersonal Psychology, that I viewed the series again using it in a workshop seminar. I would love to share this with those who might be interested. I am definitely a real fan.

While I agree this episode in itself is quite dramatic & touching, I would have prefered the series continue with the story-line with which it began, instead of the ending which was written. And also would've prefered re-casting of the Catherine character. Like many other fans, I would like to see season II available on video at least, but would truly love to have the series in its entirety available on DVD. Furthermore, fans still long to see a tv movie or mini-series re-uniting the original classic cast. - The series as a whole is fantasy/romance at its zenith.

I love all of the Beauty & The Beast episodes from the TV series. I have most on VHS. To Peggy Hendershot, I may have the ones you are looking for. I tried to never miss an episode!

This video, although beautiful and astounding cannot be watched without seeing the episodes surrounding it: "What Rough Beast" , Ceremony of Innocence" , and " The Rest is Silence" . Once you have seen these Though Lovers be lost will steal your heart and capture your soul.

Hi, this is one of my favorite episodes. I constantly cry at the end because I know how much Catherine and Vincent mean to eachother. It wasn't right they killed her. I wanted to know if anyone knew if there was a follow up episode to this in which Vincent saves his and Catherine's son? I heard there was but I could never find it. If anyone has heard of it please let me know. Thank you.

This was a good episode although I can't keep from feeling that the series should have continued in the direction it was going instead of resorting to this overdramatic rather mean way of ending what was once a lovely story. The series should have substituted another woman for the then pregnant Linda Hamilton who refused to return. She was good but we could have lived without her. I have all of the tapes of the beginning series. I have the tapes of the last season also which I can't bear to watch. Vincent is in constant agony and very little about that time is pleasant.

I purchase this video and enjoy it very much. I used to watch the tv series and hoping to find the rest of the videos. So if anyone has the rest of the videos please let me know if you are selling yours. Use to have them all and it got stolen from my home.......

This sets the stage for the remaining episodes with Vincent chasing Gabriel and his lost child. It is a shame that the final episodes are not yet commercially available. I would love to purchase them to complete the circle.

I'm looking for the same tapes (those following "Though Lovers Be Lost"). If you still have them, please let me know and let me know how much you want and how I can get them from you. JB-L

I am desperatly trying to find the last 4-5 episodes...the ones where Gabriel has Catherine and Vincent is trying to find her and their son. If anyone has access to these, I'm willing to pay...this was some of the best stuff on television...ever!