Ted Dinard's Ghost

[Ray_Krebbs]

How would you all have felt if Dynasty dabbed into the supernatural? Pluto is showing Dinard's murder trial, and it got me thinking. Perhaps Alexis hires a clairvoyant and has a seance to conjure up the ghost of Ted Dinard to speak about what happened in the later years to get Blake sent to prison, and it goes horribly wrong. The characters all get haunted. The final scene shows Blake on the balcony. Ted's ghost approaches him, levitates him, and throws him into the burning fireplace.

 

[Snarky Oracle!]

The characters all get haunted.

Oh, totally.

 

[Lankershim Blasdel 1]

Alexis should have been plagued with nightmares after marrying Cecil.
Which forced her to move out of his mansion and purchase her penthouse.

 

[Snarky Oracle!]

There is an innate karmic connection between Ted Dinard and Roger Grimes -- they were both lovers of which the family didn't approve, and they were both murdered by that family.

Fallon had dreams and hallucinations about Grimes, so there's no reason someone shouldn't have dreams about Ted Dinard.

I want Krystle, as a result of her various head injuries, to turn reluctant psychic healer during Season 8 -- complicating her role as Blake's campaign manager and leading to her exit in Season 9 as Roger Grimes' body washes up out of that frozen Colorado lake (which looks like a hot summer lake in Hidden Valley, southern California). So why shouldn't she see everybody's ghosts?

And I want to play Roger Grimes. Without the anachronistic hair.

 

[Zara]

There is an innate karmic connection between Ted Dinard and Roger Grimes -- they were both lovers of which the family didn't approve, and they were both murdered by that family.

Fallon had dreams and hallucinations about Grimes, so there's no reason someone shouldn't have dreams about Ted Dinard.

I want Krystle, as a result of her various head injuries, to turn reluctant psychic healer during Season 8 -- complicating her role as Blake's campaign manager and leading to her exit in Season 9 as Roger Grimes' body washes up out of that frozen Colorado lake (which looks like a hot summer lake in Hidden Valley, southern California). So why shouldn't she see everybody's ghosts?

And I want to play Roger Grimes. Without the anachronistic hair.

Love the Dinard title card!

 

[Snarky Oracle!]

According to the script, Ted Dinard died 45 years ago tonight.

It's easy to forget how long it's been -- but my grandfather told me all about it:

 

[Artur]

He died in November 1980. At least he had a chance to do some dance in front of a mirror with deodorant lip-syncing to „I’m coming out” released by Diana Ross three months before.