We Segue Magic from Nancy in her bed to Past!Nancy putting on some makeup. NDVO says that her other choice is to believe Dead Lucy is trying to warn her about Bess being the killer. Nancy stubbornly says that she’s choosing not to believe that, and turns out the lights. Dead Lucy was probably trying to send a message, like the time she tried to warn Nancy not to go to the morgue. Bess then says that the weird lights thing was definitely not a fuse and they are definitely being haunted. Nancy says there’s nothing to talk about. Bess says that Nancy never talks about her. Up in her room, Nancy finds Bess looking at a framed picture of Mama Drew. Nancy introduces him to Bess and then tells him that something weird with the fuses caused the TV to explode. But don’t you dare break my television.Īfter the credits, Papa Drew comes downstairs to figure out what’s going on. If you feel the need to do jump scares or make creaking noises, fine. I’m not sure if I noticed before, but here, as Tiffany calls 9-1-1, it kind of sounds like she can’t breathe? Or like she’s choking? The TV also explodes and cracks. Next, the TV turns on with ghost static (you know the kind) until the video of the night Tiffany died starts playing. I yell ME TOO GIRL because I keep expecting Dead Lucy to jump out of a light bulb. A light in the living room turns on and also starts buzzing. The girls watch the empty plate spin as they get closer and suddenly, the power surges there too and causes the microwave glass to crack.
In the kitchen, the microwave has turned on by itself. The porch light is surging and buzzing and then goes out. It gets so loud that not even Nancy can ignore it so the two girls creep downstairs to investigate. The creaking is definitely not regular old house noises. Sweeney: When I was a kid we lived in an older rental for a few months and my mom hated but I loved it, even though my room was the one with access to the attic that was definitely haunted and I was afraid to go in by myself? But also I loved it? Sara: People talk about how old houses have character and charm but all I hear is ghosts and ghosts. That sounds like an incredible reason to m o v e. Nancy tells her it’s just an old house that makes a lot of noise. Marines: Nancy watches Bess sleep while Nancy Drew’s Voice Over gives us the quick and dirty on Bess as a suspect: liar, stole Tiffany’s ring. However, her and George's roles are brief, only being seen within the first ten minutes of the film.Previously: A storm with thunder, lightening and ghosts.
#NANCY DREW TV SHOW BESS MOVIE#
In the Nancy Drew movie of 2007, Bess is played by Amy Bruckner.In the 2002 TV movie, Bess is portrayed by Jill Ritchie.Here, Bess is a columnist for an alternative newspaper, and shares an apartment with George. In the 1995 television series, Bess is portrayed by Jhene Erwin.In season two, Bess is portrayed by Ruth Cox in the two-part season premiere. Her character traits were combined with that of George Fayne, portrayed by Jean Rasey. In The Hardy Boys/Nancy Drew Mysteries (1977-1979).Although George considers her a coward, Bess does sometimes surprise even herself with her bravery, and she occasionally deciphers clues that stump even Nancy.īess has appeared in the following Nancy Drew adaptions. She is loyal, and she always enjoys helping Nancy, albeit with some trepidation. She is introduced to him in Nancy's Mysterious Letter. Her boyfriend is Emerson College student Dave Evans. Bess, admittedly, cannot stick to a diet, no matter how she tries. In most volumes in the series, George makes at least one comment on Bess' diet. She is somewhat flighty, fickle, and a bit of a flirt - quite the opposite of cousin George, who is more practical, steady, and very much a tomboy.īess loves to shop, and has a weakness for food, especially chocolate and ice cream. Bess always fears the worst is going to happen and insists that Nancy gives up several mysteries. She is very feminine, and is easily frightened when involved in Nancy's adventures. Bess is described as blond, slightly plump, pretty, and blue eyed.
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