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<blockquote data-quote="Jock Og" data-source="post: 356603" data-attributes="member: 17">John Beck was of course in line to portray &#039;Tricky Dicky&#039; Channing, after Michael Swan was cast as the very one dimensional Richard in the unaired pilot &#039;The Vintage Years&#039;.&nbsp; When the fall of 1982 dawned the leading man of axed but inspiring FLAMINGO ROAD was handed the torch and so a character was introduced who brought carryover fans plus instigated fresh followers. John Beck had great gusto as Pamela&#039;s other man in the oil/cattle show.&nbsp; If Patrick Duffy had not returned by some miracle after Pam&#039;s forty winks (enticed by a big return bonus, thanks to Larry&#039;s clout); I strongly believe we would have had John in the opening credits, before Barbara Bel Geddes.Richard converses with Pamela about his mother&#039;s last will and testament (Jacqueline Perrault).&nbsp; The prodigal son digests the news that Chase has given away their $50,000,000 inheritance, (a scene from season 3, 1983 - &#039;84):&quot;There is no inheritance! My dear brother gave the money to some nuns. Maybe he thinks they&#039;re going to make him a cardinal, maybe even pope.&quot;</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Jock Og, post: 356603, member: 17"] John Beck was of course in line to portray 'Tricky Dicky' Channing, after Michael Swan was cast as the very one dimensional Richard in the unaired pilot 'The Vintage Years'. When the fall of 1982 dawned the leading man of axed but inspiring FLAMINGO ROAD was handed the torch and so a character was introduced who brought carryover fans plus instigated fresh followers. John Beck had great gusto as Pamela's other man in the oil/cattle show. If Patrick Duffy had not returned by some miracle after Pam's forty winks (enticed by a big return bonus, thanks to Larry's clout); I strongly believe we would have had John in the opening credits, before Barbara Bel Geddes. [B]Richard converses with Pamela about his mother's last will and testament (Jacqueline Perrault). The prodigal son digests the news that Chase has given away their $50,000,000 inheritance, (a scene from season 3, 1983 - '84): "There is no inheritance! My dear brother gave the money to some nuns. Maybe he thinks they're going to make him a cardinal, maybe even pope."[/B] [/QUOTE]

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