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<blockquote data-quote="Michael Torrance" data-source="post: 89457" data-attributes="member: 719"><p>Well, three episodes in (and 9 minutes into the episode) we actually get a theme. It <em>is</em> and <em>isn't </em>the old theme. Like, the pattern is there but the tempo borders on hysterical. Pretty much also like the show. FYI, TNT Dallas had the actual theme.</p><p>Jeff Colby has a thing for Fallon and is upset when he sees that she has an affair--going on for four years as Steven informs us--with Michael. Anders, who is looking more and more like a vampire, is watching Cristal like a hawk, whose secret is either that she escaped from Caracas like [USER=370]@tommie[/USER] said or, worse, that she eats Venezuelan street food. Another secret is that Blake stole Matthew's phone, which was in turn stolen when Sammy Jo set up a fake burglary to find money to pay for his mother's life (though Iris looked so plain I'd cut my losses). The 80s gala passed without any actual 80s moment being recreated--nice going, nuDYNASTY. There is some misunderstanding between Steven and Blake that ended up a love fest in the end--in fact, there is hardly any real, ongoing tension in the family except the one between Cristal and Fallon and also Anders and Cristal. The Fallon/Blake rivalry over the name also ends in a love fest. Overall, the show is sliding into boring territory for me, and unless they bring an amazing Alexis (what are the chances?), I will take it off my Netflix list. Oh yeah, Matthew's phone could destroy the Carrington family. Why? Because Blake said so in the last scene.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Michael Torrance, post: 89457, member: 719"] Well, three episodes in (and 9 minutes into the episode) we actually get a theme. It [I]is[/I] and [I]isn't [/I]the old theme. Like, the pattern is there but the tempo borders on hysterical. Pretty much also like the show. FYI, TNT Dallas had the actual theme. Jeff Colby has a thing for Fallon and is upset when he sees that she has an affair--going on for four years as Steven informs us--with Michael. Anders, who is looking more and more like a vampire, is watching Cristal like a hawk, whose secret is either that she escaped from Caracas like [USER=370]@tommie[/USER] said or, worse, that she eats Venezuelan street food. Another secret is that Blake stole Matthew's phone, which was in turn stolen when Sammy Jo set up a fake burglary to find money to pay for his mother's life (though Iris looked so plain I'd cut my losses). The 80s gala passed without any actual 80s moment being recreated--nice going, nuDYNASTY. There is some misunderstanding between Steven and Blake that ended up a love fest in the end--in fact, there is hardly any real, ongoing tension in the family except the one between Cristal and Fallon and also Anders and Cristal. The Fallon/Blake rivalry over the name also ends in a love fest. Overall, the show is sliding into boring territory for me, and unless they bring an amazing Alexis (what are the chances?), I will take it off my Netflix list. Oh yeah, Matthew's phone could destroy the Carrington family. Why? Because Blake said so in the last scene. [/QUOTE]
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