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Fallon vs Fallon 2.0 🎬
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Fallon vs Fallon 2.0 🎬

I was disappointed when Pamela Sue Martin, who originally played Fallon Carrington Colby, left the show. She spoke about the pressure of fame and the demanding schedule on Dynasty—long filming hours plus constant press and promotion. At one point, she reportedly said, “I can’t do this anymore.”

Later, Emma Samms stepped in as her replacement. She even mentioned she had no formal acting training before taking on the role.

I still don’t fully understand the decision to bring Fallon back with amnesia and a British accent. It felt like a complete reset of the character. Do you think Amanda Carrington was originally meant to serve as her long-term replacement, similar to how Adam replaced Steven Carrington?

u/Vivid-Office5666 — 3 days ago
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Alexis & Dex Season 9

I love Alexis & Dex in every season. Whether they are fighting or flirting.
But early in season 9 though they both are having so much fun together. Alexis is having the time of her life flirting with Dex. Until Sable comes along…..

u/LexDexCorp85 — 4 days ago

Fallon's ring

I noticed a plot hole. When Fallon is presumed dead in the plane crash with Peter De Vilbis, Blake and Jeff go to Seattle to collect her body and they're shown a ring that looks like the one Jeff gave Fallon when they got engaged. When the woman in the plane crash with De Vilbis is revealed not to be Fallon, it's still never explained how she had the ring. Any theories?

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u/melrosecritic99 — 5 days ago
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Matthew Blaisdell Holds Everyone Hostage 🚨

This storyline was so random and pointless. Matthew disappeared from Dynasty in Season 1, then suddenly shows up seven years later holding everyone hostage out of nowhere. It made absolutely no sense.

Season 8 was one of the worst seasons ever. The Blake vs. Alexis governor storyline was a complete snooze fest. I could not wait for Sable Colby to arrive in Season 9 and finally bring some real drama back to the show.

u/Vivid-Office5666 — 6 days ago
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Is it really ok for a member of staff to work around the shopfloor with this attitude and facial expressions?

So I have an interview and a friend of mine he works for morrisons said that if I get the job then I should walk around with the EXACT same attitude and facial expressions as the guy in this gif. I asked why and he said managers insist on that attitude and that his manager asked him to walk around behaving exactly like he is in the gif. I said why again and he said its obvious and wouldn't expand any further. Why would it be considered good for a staff member to walk around the shopfloor like this? What vibe would that give?

u/makosidan — 8 days ago
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Dominique Deveraux’s Struggle for Acceptance💔

I know this feeling all too well—I deeply empathize with this character.

Dominique Deveraux has never been fully accepted by her family. Blake Carrington and Tom Carrington refuse to acknowledge her as part of the Carrington family. Tom carries shame because Dominique’s mother was a Black maid, which fuels his rejection of her.

In this scene, Dominique Deveraux appears alongside her husband, Brady Lloyd—played by Billy Dee Williams.

u/Vivid-Office5666 — 10 days ago
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Linda Evans’ journey from The Big Valley to Dynasty ✨

Linda first captured audiences as Audra Barkley on The Big Valley alongside the legendary Barbara Stanwyck from 1965–1969. Years later, she became a television icon as Krystle Carrington on Dynasty from 1981–1989.

Two unforgettable roles in two classic primetime eras.

Has anyone here ever watched The Big Valley? What did you think of Linda as Audra compared to Krystle?

u/Vivid-Office5666 — 10 days ago
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👗💎Fashion Was the Real Star of Dynasty

The wardrobe on Dynasty was a character all on its own. Every glamorous look and unforgettable costume was designed by the late, great Nolan Miller, whose iconic fashion helped define the series and made Alexis Colby a true television legend.

u/Vivid-Office5666 — 10 days ago
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The shocking series finale of Dynasty. 🎬🪦

It’s been 37 years since American Broadcasting Company (ABC) cancelled Dynasty on a cliffhanger, leaving fans shocked and wanting closure.

May 11, 1989 - "Catch 22".

When Blake and Jeff are set up by a corrupt cop, Blake ends up taking a bullet. Fallon and Krystina become trapped in a collapsing mine shaft, while Alexis and Dex plunge from a balcony at the Carlton Hotel. The episode ended with viewers left wondering who would survive.

u/Vivid-Office5666 — 11 days ago
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🇬🇧 Sable Colby and Frankie Colby’s Childhood

Fans often ask why Frankie has no British accent while Sable does. Sable and Frankie came from a wealthy family in England. After their parents divorced, Frankie moved to California with their father, while Sable remained in London with their mother.

They were originally born Sabella Scott and Francesca Scott before marrying into the powerful Colby family through brothers Philip Colby and Jason Colby.

Frankie was married three times — to Philip Colby, Peter Hamilton (deceased), and Roger Langdon — and was later engaged to Jason Colby. Meanwhile, Sable became known for her elegance, ambition, and distinctive British sophistication.

u/Vivid-Office5666 — 10 days ago
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✨ Heather Locklear: Aaron Spelling’s Golden Girl

Heather Locklear starred in three Aaron Spelling productions and was often referred to as “Aaron Spelling’s good luck charm.” Whenever one of his shows needed a boost, Heather seemed to deliver. When Melrose Place was struggling in the ratings, her arrival helped bring new energy and attention to the series.

Heather had a strong working relationship with Spelling and appeared on both Dynasty and T. J. Hooker during the same period. The production schedules were carefully coordinated so she could film her scenes on Dynasty—where she was not needed in every episode—while continuing her work on T. J. Hooker.

What character did you enjoy the most?

u/Vivid-Office5666 — 13 days ago

Favorite non-main actor/actresses/characters on Dynasty

Maybe they had a smaller role/ shorter time on the show. For me the actress who played Sarah (Cassie Yates) was amazing as the mother of Kathy when Krystina needed the heart transplant.

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u/Scent_Memory — 12 days ago
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Continuity error with the name of Blake's mother

I remember there was an early episode where Blake told Fallon she was named after his mother. But then in Season 6, his mother's name is revealed to have been Ellen. So was Fallon her maiden name or something?

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u/melrosecritic99 — 11 days ago
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Happy Mother’s Day to all my Dynasty family and friends 💐✨

Honoring Alexis Morrell Carrington Colby Dexter Rowan this Mother’s Day. I miss this original cast so much — back when it all began. 📺💎 The glamour, the drama, the fashion, and the unforgettable moments made this era truly iconic.

No cast will ever recreate the magic of classic Dynasty. ❤️

Pamela Sue Martin and Al Corley with Joan Collins.

The original Alexis, Fallon, and Steven.

u/Vivid-Office5666 — 11 days ago
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Dynasty Reunion (1991)💎

There were so many loose ends that never got proper closure. We never found out what happened to Dex or Sable. The original Steven returned, but Adam Carrington was suddenly played by a different actor. Even John Forsythe reportedly hated the script because it barely made sense. At times, it feels like watching an alternate reality version of Dynasty.

Why did the Carrington mansion look completely different? Why was Alexis Colby running Colby Enterprises instead of ColbyCo?

The one thing the reunion did give us was one final legendary showdown between Alexis and Krystle. 🍷🔥

October 20–22, 1991

You can still watch Parts 1 & 2 of the reunion on YouTube.

u/Vivid-Office5666 — 14 days ago