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some dude has been watching Tony in hope of finding her
Who you may recognize as a very young looking Mike from Breaking Bad.
some dude has been watching Tony in hope of finding her
No I didn't notice him that time but I did catch it was him later. I have 3 more episodes to post because I forgot the last two yesterday.Who you may recognize as a very young looking Mike from Breaking Bad.





I also think Chase is the father, there was that weird scene where someone was messing with his blood sample.






Angela watches Tony leave the winery in a suspicious way and so does the head henchman, who then decides to profit from Saunders death by taking his money.
Oh my dear Lord! I knew it might be coming, but the way they played it out was brilliant as Chase fills Maggie in: “Maggie, I’m the father of the baby”
Melissa: “How could anyone call you Kevin?”
. When J.R. turned sentimental, it almost always felt fake. With Angela, it feels like she's more multi-dimensional than ever because she does feel the sadness and pain, but never allows herself to show it or break down
And what a fun surprise when Richard and Pamela hook up. I've been liking Pamela in the recent episodes!

















It hasn't completely sunk in yet. I was thrilled to bits with the revelation, yet never gave any thought to Jacqueline and the original back story - until now...If you´re ok with Richard being Angela´s son, then I´m happy for you. At the time I felt cheated by the writers, as if they wanted to erase all the Season 2 episodes with Jacqueline in it..
Tony’s lawyer is talking with that dumb detective, she tells him the story about Kit/Skylar and he continues his dumbness by saying that he doesn’t believe her and he’s still going for Tony.
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“When the truth comes out, you’re going to be the laughing stock”
Oh I highly doubt he’s notice, you see this is what dumb people are like, they don’t feel humiliated because they’re too caught up in their own stupidity.
Yup, like you did Pamela, Ome. And she went down a similar path as Meredith! I wonder what you'd say about Maggie, given time.“Destroy him for me Mrs Channing”
And I used to like Meredith!

Ooh, nice one. Maggie slaps Vickie.
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That’s a start!
Angela gets a phone call from Dan
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“I’ve got some bad news about Chase. He’s dead”
At the time I felt cheated by the writers,
FC looked like it was becoming a somewhat "tedious soap" in a new wrapping in spite of Freilich's efforts to "make Falcon Crest less of a tedious soap opera and more of a twisty dramatic story".Even more interestingly, Angela has been showing a more well-rounded, vulnerable side, but it works and it's done so well, that it serves to enhance her ruthlessness. When J.R. turned sentimental, it almost always felt fake. With Angela, it feels like she's more multi-dimensional than ever because she does feel the sadness and pain, but never allows herself to show it or break down.
Richard wants Angela to beg!!
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“I am begging you to please give me back my wines”
Yup, I felt the same way too about that storyline. I thought it was another mistake by new EP Jeff Freilich (this time at the end of S6), revisiting the "vintage years" on top of destroying the "we're brothers married to sisters" dynamic Richard had with Chase, Maggie & Terry.
[I'd heard David Selby had been wanting out of the series from end Season 4. Don't know how true, but supposedly he was tired of his character bedding woman after woman, season in and season out; but was persuaded by the story of domesticity in S5. Meanwhile, Lorimar president & co-owner Lee Rich thought the show "boring" and "in need of a goose" because it was in danger of being cancelled at the end of S5 (to quote Freilich, from an interview Marc Bradley conducted with him in 2003). For whatever reason, series creator and co-EP Earl Hamner was leaving at end S5. (The other always credited co-EP, Michael Filerman, had actually not been involved with FC since before Ana-Alicia was hired in Season 1.) Rich prevailed on Freilich to take over from Hamner. Promised Freilich the backing to spend & do whatever was necessary to get ratings ups. Freilich said he came in determined to change all storylines. For Season 6 he wanted to have a single storyline with Kim Novak as the main feature. The other stories had to be sub-plots to it. Season 7 appears to have grown out of the sub-plots and Freilich's plans for S8, essentially role-reversals, were offshoots of S7's stories, with roots in S6. Howard Lakin said he "cried in his beer" when he learnt that the all-new production team in S8 had thrown almost everything Freilich, he and the others had planned for S8 out the window. That was Filerman's regime. He was brought back to the task by the new owners of Lorimar. As you know, Filerman lasted one season. A new EP made S9.]
In the end, Freilich's Season 7 was, for me, emotionally the most heightened season of them all for how it ended. Which was badly, for most characters, bar one or two among the core. That was oddly satisfying.
IMO, the new owners of Lorimar should have allowed FC to end at S7, and not put the cast and viewers through the wringer with 2 more seasons, each going in different directions yet again.
It seems Soap Opera Digest was a fan of Jeff Freilich, giving FC "best prime-time soap" accolades under his tenure and "most ruined show" (after his departure) for S8.
S9 was a different kettle of fish in the way it was made; and I quite liked it as a standalone. It might as well have been another world for the changes that were made.
But it stood out as a sore thumb against what had gone on before. What a small world S9 turned out to be, having the never-heard-of-cousin of one long-standing Tuscany Valley character suddenly being one of the slickest new villains in town; and having that same villain turn out to not be the biological father of you-know-who who, in turn, turns out to be the biological son of you-know-who.FC looked like it was becoming a somewhat "tedious soap" in a new wrapping in spite of Freilich's efforts to "make Falcon Crest less of a tedious soap opera and more of a twisty dramatic story".
Richard Channing is actually Angela’s son.