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<blockquote data-quote="Rove" data-source="post: 112072" data-attributes="member: 100">It&#039;s what I&#039;ve been arguing now for a long while. I wonder, given the mood that seems to be prevailing America right now and in other parts of the world, if Dynasty 2.0 should have taken a darker path to reflect that mood. This version is not what I call escapism television. Upon reflection I think Dynasty could have benefited from this. The Carrington mansion with it&#039;s heavy wood interior with some rooms not used. Perhaps the family should have been on the verge of bankruptcy and Krystle (rather than being the secretary) is actually the one with wealth. This would have placed Blake in a position of weakness. The same goes for that smart mouth Fallon. [ATTACH=full]10511[/ATTACH]
Perhaps what is hurting the re-boot is they&#039;re following the path of the original just a little too much.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Rove, post: 112072, member: 100"] It's what I've been arguing now for a long while. I wonder, given the mood that seems to be prevailing America right now and in other parts of the world, if Dynasty 2.0 should have taken a darker path to reflect that mood. This version is not what I call escapism television. Upon reflection I think Dynasty could have benefited from this. The Carrington mansion with it's heavy wood interior with some rooms not used. Perhaps the family should have been on the verge of bankruptcy and Krystle (rather than being the secretary) is actually the one with wealth. This would have placed Blake in a position of weakness. The same goes for that smart mouth Fallon. [CENTER][ATTACH=full]10511[/ATTACH] [/CENTER] Perhaps what is hurting the re-boot is they're following the path of the original just a little too much. [/QUOTE]

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