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<blockquote data-quote="Ked" data-source="post: 2282" data-attributes="member: 54">That&#039;s easy for me in certain cases: Season 9: replace Virginia with both Dana and Amanda, cuz I would have loved seeing what Paulsen would with them. Virginia was nice and she had potential, but ultimately she was superfluous, unneeded. Dana and Amanda had stronger ties to the family, plus I still love the notion of Amanda being on Adam&#039;s side and backing him up when the rest of the family gets mad at him (although I can&#039;t see Amanda believing Blake killed Roger Grimes; maybe she tries to encourage Adam not to help their mother in that endeavor). Season 8: replace the Atkinsons with Kirby and the secret son she conceived back in season 4 with Adam. Although perhaps I&#039;d still keep the Atkinsons around - but only for a *minor* role, in that Dana, competing with Kirby, hires Karen to be the surrogate, but Kirby somehow pays her to take the baby away. Resulting in a three-way catfight between Dana, Kirby and Karen. Season 7: replace Leslie with Amanda, who is still being played by Catherine Oxenberg. Make Michael Cullhane&#039;s role smaller in the first part of the season with Amanda battling Sammy Jo for Clay&#039;s affections. Later on Michael manages to win over Amanda, but he gets killed (either he&#039;s shot by his mafia connections, or he dies in the rumored avalanche finale, or in the wedding when Matthew returns). Season 6: replace Dominique and Jackie with Fallon, who goes back and forth between Denver and Los Angeles. The Deveraux women set up home in LA and become regulars on The Colbys. Jackie sets eyes on Miles and believes he is the one for her. Things only get more complicated when Channing arrives on the scene. <img src="data:image/gif;base64,R0lGODlhAQABAIAAAAAAAP///yH5BAEAAAAALAAAAAABAAEAAAIBRAA7" class="smilie smilie--sprite smilie--sprite2" alt=";)" title="Wink&nbsp; &nbsp; ;)" loading="lazy" data-shortname=";)" /> Oh yes, and replace Prince Michael with Clay Fallmont a LOT sooner. Or have Prince Charmless be killed in the season premiere. Or in the massacre. Whichever. lolI guess that&#039;s it for now.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Ked, post: 2282, member: 54"] That's easy for me in certain cases: Season 9: replace Virginia with both Dana and Amanda, cuz I would have loved seeing what Paulsen would with them. Virginia was nice and she had potential, but ultimately she was superfluous, unneeded. Dana and Amanda had stronger ties to the family, plus I still love the notion of Amanda being on Adam's side and backing him up when the rest of the family gets mad at him (although I can't see Amanda believing Blake killed Roger Grimes; maybe she tries to encourage Adam not to help their mother in that endeavor). Season 8: replace the Atkinsons with Kirby and the secret son she conceived back in season 4 with Adam. Although perhaps I'd still keep the Atkinsons around - but only for a *minor* role, in that Dana, competing with Kirby, hires Karen to be the surrogate, but Kirby somehow pays her to take the baby away. Resulting in a three-way catfight between Dana, Kirby and Karen. Season 7: replace Leslie with Amanda, who is still being played by Catherine Oxenberg. Make Michael Cullhane's role smaller in the first part of the season with Amanda battling Sammy Jo for Clay's affections. Later on Michael manages to win over Amanda, but he gets killed (either he's shot by his mafia connections, or he dies in the rumored avalanche finale, or in the wedding when Matthew returns). Season 6: replace Dominique and Jackie with Fallon, who goes back and forth between Denver and Los Angeles. The Deveraux women set up home in LA and become regulars on The Colbys. Jackie sets eyes on Miles and believes he is the one for her. Things only get more complicated when Channing arrives on the scene. ;) Oh yes, and replace Prince Michael with Clay Fallmont a LOT sooner. Or have Prince Charmless be killed in the season premiere. Or in the massacre. Whichever. lol I guess that's it for now. [/QUOTE]

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