Alyssa's Geordie Johnson site is wonderful, with Lucard multimedia as well as a wealth of goodies related to Mr. Johnson's other roles.

Yes! K'lin kaShante's famous Picture Gallery is back!

Elaine Brennan's fantastic and extremely useful Episode Walkthroughs site contains transcripts and sounds from most of the episodes. A lot of work went into it, and it shows. She also offers D:tS e-postcards.

Faye Locke cares for a nice collection of fan fiction; send stories to her!

History's Mirror features a growing collection of fanfiction.

The Nite Project has the original script for "I Love Lucard" (slightly different from the aired version).

Lindy Cooksey's wonderful Geordie Johnson site includes information on the many roles of the actor who played Lucard, and updated upcoming TV appearances.

The Unofficial Kate Trotter Home Page is stuffed full of info about the actress who played Margo Burton in "I Love Lucard."

There is a treasure-trove of Chris images at the Star Galaxy web site. It must be seen to be believed.

Mia-kirshner.com is a comprehensive and nicely put together site devoted to the lovely actress who played Sophie, who has gone on to star in film and television.

The Complete Works of William Shakespeare at The Tech is much more than just an online version of Lucard's and Klaus's favourite source for dramatic recitation. It features a discussion area, glossary, and excellent search capabilities, so even if you don't have as good a memory for line numbers as Klaus does, you too can spout Shakespeare at will.

The Vianden Castle web site tells all about Vianden, the real location of Lucard's castle.

Here's a neat little article about Vianden and Luxembourg. According to it, "the great fortress built by Vianden's feudal lords is more fairy tale than horror story." I guess they don't know about Lucard...

There's also a Luxembourg Travel Guide site and the excellent and very comprehensive Luxembourg Today, if you are interested in finding out more about the country where "Dracula" was filmed, or in doing research for Lucard fanfic!

The 2VC Online page will connect you to any and every site with information about Gustav's car!

And, of course, there is the online text of the original Dracula novel by Bram Stoker.