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Come give your sister a big hug.

She hates me.

I'll take care of Corrine Powers.

You can't fight the sentiment here. I
don't know how much longer I can

living at Falcon Crest.

Hold on and the rewards will be great.

I think I'm going to like it here.

Thank you.

I thought the Duchess only drank wine.

You're sitting in my chair.

No, you're sitting in mine.

That's in my chair for the past six
years. Why don't you just move?

Why don't you just crawl back under a
rock?

You shut your mouth, lady, or I'll pin
it shut!

Weren't you working?

I was thirsty.

Looks to me like you got what you
wanted.

You saw them. They almost drowned me.
Are you just going to stand there?

All I saw was you getting a drink of
water.

But if you think you're in some kind of
danger here, maybe you ought to look

into an insurance policy. Right, girls?

Right.

Fifty bucks a week might keep you real
safe.

That's extortion. I can report you for
that. Oops. The premium just went up.

Make that a hundred.

Don't hold your breath.

Get back to work.

And if I was you, I'd be real careful.

Because this kitchen is a very dangerous
place.

Okay, everybody, come on, back to work.

Well?

She's over 40 and she's still holding.
It's like riding on whipped cream, huh?

Well, shall I put a soul sign on her?

Not so fast, Cass.

Come on, I know a buyer when I see one.
And you, my fine friend, are a buyer.

I wish I had you selling wine for
Falcon, Cass.

It's no good unless you love what you're
selling.

You going to take this aircraft home
with you?

No, don't pressure me. Who's pressuring
you?

Come on into the office. I'll pour you a
drink and we'll do a little business.

I'm in a dealing mood today.

Cass, I told you on the phone I would
fly her for fun.

And I knew the minute you flew her,
you'd want her.

Fabulous plane.

I don't have to think about it.

Okay, but don't take too long.

Don't go in a hurry.

It's a chance I'll have to take.

Well, he has quite a history, eh? Yes,
and your place has quite a history, too.

Otis McKay established the vineyards in
1875.

Shortly after that, he imported a wife
from back east.

His first mistake.

He could have found someone out here.

Nell was a feisty little thing. She
didn't fit into the valley.

She wouldn't play by the rules.

Well, sometimes that's what you have to
do to get what you want, I suppose.

You ought to know about that, Mother.

They found her mangled body in a grape
press.

Not very subtle, Philip.

Moral make wine not ways, eh?

I hope her ghost won't be too
troublesome to you.

I'm not afraid of ghosts, Angie.

Well, that's wise.

It's the living we have to watch out
for.

I don't care if you have to pull a
rabbit out of a hat.

I want those circulation figures.

To show an increase over last quarter.

Yes, sir, I'll do what I can.

No, you will do what I ask. Yes, sir.

David, turn that thing off.

David, thank you.

What are you doing here, Mrs. Cumson?

Do you want me to leave?

I'll decide that after I find out what
you're doing here.

I've been told that unpredictability is
part of my charm.

I don't know about that.

But you do make me feel good, Melissa.

I'm going to give you the chance to
corner the market on feeling good.

I'm listening.

I'm leaving, Lance.

Well, that's not exactly the response
that I'd hoped for.

I'm sorry.

You caught me off guard.

I thought it was a pretty terrific idea.

Oh, it is, it is. I'm sorry that you
don't seem to agree.

Melissa, I do agree. I think it's a
terrific idea.

The timing's just wrong, that's all. We
don't have a lot of time, Richard.

I'm pregnant with your baby.

I know.

I just want to maintain a low profile
until I am able to convince my...

Dear brother Chase, that I am deserving
of half my mother's estate.

I don't know how much longer I can
tolerate living at Falcon Crest.

Melissa, you are a very strong woman.

You can do it.

Now hold on and the rewards will be
great.

Well, then I'm going to need a lot of
reinforcement.

I can always make time for
reinforcement.

Doctor.

I'll talk to you about something.

This witch hunt that you've been
conducting, it better stop.

It's not a witch hunt, Doctor.

You mishandled a Chase -Giberti case,
and I'd like to try to find out why.

a minute. Let's not confuse differences
of opinion with mithandling. I happen to

have felt we should operate, and you
didn't. Going after a fragmented bullet

dangerous, if not futile, Doctor. Any
resident in surgery means that.

It was my considered opinion it was
worth trying.

What about the pneumonia?

Was it also your considered opinion to
ignore the x -rays?

I demand that you stop this character
assassination.

You're not in a position to demand
anything, Doctor.

You keep taking pot shots at me and
you're heading for trouble. Bye, Doc.

There's a guy in San Francisco who
specializes in vintage cars. I had him

it down for me.

You know, this is my high school fantasy
car.

I know.

That's why I bought it for you.

You bought it for me?

Oh, I love you.

Oh, I love this car.

You know, there was a time in high
school I would have done anything for a

in this car.

Anything?

Anything except go out with Buddy
Clouser, and he was the only one who had

kind of car.

Let's take a ride.

Go for a ride. What a great idea.

Don't let that peaceful atmosphere fool
you.

We've got our own set of rules here.

You break one of them and you're in a
lot of trouble.

I do my work.

That should be sufficient.

You're in here for rehabilitation.

You've got a real bad attitude.

Going back to your cell. It's almost
light now. Come on.

Wait till tomorrow.

We go back to work and I get to work on
you.

I adore your new house.

When you're locked in battle, you take
to the high ground.

Have a look at my valley.

Oh, it's not your valley yet.

Angela Channing still controls most of
it.

The end of that era is very much in
sight. Oh, I admire your confidence.

Some might call it arrogance.

I've never worried about what others
think. Oh, I bet you were spoiled as a

child. On the contrary.

No, I simply begin to think of things as
mine long before I acquire them. It's

my way of speeding up the process.

Some things are never attainable at any
price.

Seems so cold all of a sudden.

Got things on my mind.

I was the only thing on your mind a few
minutes ago.

Let's just say that was for old time's
sake.

Things change real quick for me these
days.

I've made plans for us to go to Acapulco
next week.

Take your wife.

I left her for you.

That was your idea, remember?

You're the one who always had to make
everything so serious.

Terry, why are you doing this?

Because my sister Maggie's husband has
just come into a windfall, suddenly life

is just ripe with possibilities.

Is your sister as cold -hearted as you?

Just the opposite.

A real soft touch.

You'd love her.

Ciao.

Oh.

I'm keeping the ring.

I've earned it.

Chowder, behave yourself.

He doesn't mean any harm.

He's just feisty. I see. I'm afraid I
startled him. I'm sorry.

Oh, Chowder knows better than to act up
in front of visitors, especially such

pretty ones.

Oh, thank you.

I'm Maggie Giberti. I'm a reporter for
the New Globe.

My pleasure.

Thank you. Now, you hear that, Chowder?
The pretty lady's from the paper.

I'm out here doing a story on the track.
Something with a, you know, human

interest angle.

You find a million stories here at the
track.

Well, I'll tell you, I'd settle for just
one.

I don't know. Nobody seems to want to
talk to me.

Horse folks are tight -lipped.

Some of them.

And your name is, um... Teddy, you bet.

Teddy. Teddy, would you mind if I, um...
Be my guest.

Great. So how long have you been working
with horses?

Forty years.

Forty? I wanted to be a jockey.

I just could never get past the color
line.

But then again, I never could stop
growing either.

Anyway, I like being a groom, so
everything turned out just fine.

Well, there are not many people who can
say that.

Come on.

Let's give Charlie his walk.

I'd love to.

Come on, boy.

Well, I bet you've seen a lot of great
horses in the 40 years you've been

working here.

Sure have.

And both of them were stabled right here
in Barn 10.

Really? The Lucky Barn.

Seabiscuit, Suave, Citation, Seattle
Sleuth. Oh, that's quite a group.

Has racing changed a lot in the years
that you've been in it?

It sure has.

In the old days, owners were born... and
bred just like their horses.

Today, anyone that's got the money can
buy a horse and race it.

Sounds like there's a tax shelter in
there somewhere.

Got me up a treat.

The trainer I work for has a contract
for a dozen horses.

Half of the owners wouldn't know the
front end from the back.

This is a list of the owners, right?

Yeah, that's it.

Oh, now I recognize that name from
television. Oh, yeah.

Wait a minute.

Dr. Hal Lantry owns a horse here?

Pablo's Pride.

A three -year -old filly with lead in
her boots.

Now that's Dr.

Lantry from the Tuscany Valley.

The same.

Friend of yours?

Of our paths have crossed.

Do a lot of doctors own and race horses?

Like I said, anyone can own a horse. If
he's got lots of money or more, where

that came from.

They're going to kill me. And she's just
going to stand there and let them.

I don't have anyone else to turn to.

And I'm scared.

Now, don't panic. That's just what they
want.

You don't understand.

She hates me.

She's out to get me. She hates Falcon
Christ.

I'll take care of Corinne Powers.

Now, you stay out of her way.

a system invented that I can't fight and
beat.

It's over.

Let's go.

Goodbye, mother.

Let's go.

What's going on?

Hey, Chase.

It looks like somebody got himself an
airplane after all.

Maggie, are you crazy?

You like it?

I love it.

Then I'm not crazy.

What are you two waiting for?

Me to get out, right?

All right, I'm out.

Come on, honey, take me up. You make a
sale after all that you I'm going to

I hope so. Oh, wait a minute, wait a
minute. You need these.

Okay. Thank you.

You two go up and grab yourselves some
clouds.

Charlie, that looks lovely.

Well, Mrs. Channing, when you said
lunch, I hardly expected all of this.

Please, Arthur, call me Angela.

I felt that a little celebration was in
order. After all, we are proceeding with

the hospital wing, aren't we?

That's your decision. We're working on
the feasibility study now, which, by the

way, is going to cost us far less than
the $100 ,000 you've already given us.

Well, I'm sure you'll put the balance to
good use.

I wouldn't quibble over money.

I must say, you have a very interesting
sense of economy, Mrs. Janning.

Angela.

Okay.

Of course, one thing might keep me from
going forward with the plan.

Oh, what's that?

Well, the hospital has such a wonderful
reputation, but there might be a scandal

on the horizon.

Are you referring to Dr. Landry?

Oh, is he the one that's involved?

Well, we really don't think that it's
worth being called a scandal at this

point. There have been some questions
about his performance.

Well, yes.

Well, I certainly hope you can find the
answer.

Because Dr. Landry's been on your staff
for a long time, and any reflection on

him would be a reflection on the
hospital.

Angela, there might be some
repercussions, publicity, that kind of

Well, in that case...

I'm afraid you won't get your wing.

I haven't flown in a plane like that
since I was a kid.

What a kick.

Of course, today the emphasis is on
speed.

But it's sure a nice feeling to know
that Tiger Moth will stay airborne at 50

knots. Now you said you'd be excited.

You knew about this before I did.

Had to tell somebody.

Oh, you.

Well, look, any time you want to go up,
let me know. Okay. No, maybe next week,

okay? All right.

So, what's new with Lantry? Anything?

After you called me telling me he owned
a racehorse, I decided to do a little

research into his surgical record, get
an indication of his income level.

Horse racing can certainly be more
expensive than airplanes.

According to the hospital, he didn't
earn enough money in surgery last year

support that house in the valley, much
less an expensive hobby.

Well, maybe he's independently wealthy.

Either that or he's moonlighting.

In that case, the question is, at what?

They're killing me.

Who are?

All of them.

They hate me.

I need protection.

Isn't there someone you can talk to?

Someone you can tell what's happening?

No.

You see, that would be squealing.

And it would just make it harder on me.

I won't let that happen.

Grandmother won't either.

She's very concerned.

I'll tell you something.

This is one place in the world where my
mother's influence doesn't mean a damn.

I'm the only one I can count on.

You can count on me.

You?

No.

No, I can't count on you.

I'm going to tell you something.

They're not going to have the pleasure
of killing me.

What are you planning to do?

I don't know.

But they won't kill me.

They won't.

Mother.

Mom!

800, 900, 1 ,000.

Always wondered what the inside of this
house looked like.

Well, now you know.

This is for you.

What do I have to do for it?

I want you to make my daughter stay in
your prison as pleasant as possible.

I treat all my prisoners the same. I
don't care about your other prisoners.

I care about my daughter.

How do I know this isn't a set -up?

Inviting me here to Falcon Crest,
offering me money.

You don't.

How many hours do you have to work in
that sewer to make a thousand dollars?

A few.

Will you take care of my daughter, and I
will see to it that you get $1 ,000

every month.

Okay, Mrs. Channing.

You're in business.

And I mean business.

Now, don't you let me down, or I'll have
you charged with soliciting bribes.

I think we'd better take a rest.

I'm okay.

I don't want you exhausted.

Not on our honeymoon.

I'll never be too tired for you.

I feel like a whole new part of my life
is beginning.

The best part.

I keep wanting to stop people in the
street just to tell them how happy I am.

Just keep telling me.

I'm going to go get some water.

Isn't this a pretty place?

this on your pillow and surprise you,
but I cannot wait.

Okay.

Oh, Linda.

It's beautiful.

Turn it over.

To love and respect always.

Linda.

Last words of our wedding vows.

I want us to always feel the same way.

I love you.

What are you trying to do? Get yourself
killed?

I've got a flat tire. Can you help me?

I'll call the auto club. Wait.

Please?

I'm in a hurry.

You can change a tire, can't you?

Mrs. Berg, one ricotta cheesecake.

Two dollars, thank you. Who's next?

Mrs. Winters, I got some fresh bread
coming out of the oven. Two minute

Excuse me.

Mr. Caproni?

What do you want?

Well, we thought we'd stop in and get
acquainted now that we're part of the

family. I'm not part of your family.

And you'll never be part of mine.

I think our children have changed that,
Mr. Caproni.

Family comes from here.

All your money can't buy my friendship.

Mr. Caproni, I'm sure your friendship
would be much too valuable to put a

on.

I'm not interested.

Why?

Afraid you might find out that you're
wrong about us? I'm not wrong.

You're users, just like Angela Channing.
You feed off the sweat and labor of

others. Oh, yeah?

You spend a day with me sometime, Mr.
Caproni.

Look, you want to buy something, take a
number.

If not... I got paying customers.

Come on, we're wasting our time. This
was our move, Caproni. The next one's up

to you.

Your son stole my daughter.

Just a minute.

My son did not steal your daughter.
They're in love. And if you weren't so

selfish and possessive, you'd realize
that.

Get out of my bakery.

We're going.

Let me give you a piece of advice.

You don't change your attitude, you're
going to lose your daughter.

I've already lost her.

As far as I'm concerned, she's out of my
life. She doesn't have to be. You have

the power to change that.

got something for you to read.

Pretty houses, pretty gardens. They're
for you.

I don't want them.

Oh, come on, Duchess.

We have a lot of lost time to make up
for.

Why are you being so good to me all of a
sudden?

Because I've been too hard on you.

The Jenkins boy in 312 is showing steady
improvement.

He's the spontaneous new month or axis
case from right in the day before

yesterday.

He's better. I just wish we could say
the same for Mrs. Cutler. She's still

critical.

But are there any way I can make this
more interesting for you?

I'm sorry, but if we're going to make
the rounds together, I need your

attention. I'm sorry. I've got a lot on
my mind. I know.

It goes with the territory, being chief
of staff, right?

And you're part of it.

What do you mean?

Well, with the question you've been
asking about Hal Lantry, it just might

this hospital a $3 million endowment.

And with the scandal brewing, I've
suddenly got a very skittish donor on my

hands.

You're talking about one surgeon?

Angela Channing believes in guilt by
association.

You mean she's the donor?

Well, now, who else got that kind of
money in this county?

Arthur, we need to talk.

Angela has been throwing crumbs, and you
are obviously halfway down the garden

path.

Oh, thank you, Charlie.

What in the world are you doing out here
with the baby?

Shh, shh, shh.

Joseph was having a nightmare.

It's a shame his mother isn't here when
he needs her.

Charlie, take Joseph upstairs.

You can go upstairs to bed now.

You could get a chill out here.

Come along, little one.

It's nice to see you performing like a
father.

Joseph and Falcon Crest are the only
important things to me now.

Well, it's all well and good to act like
a father, but you'll never replace his

mother. I'm not trying to.

You know, Melissa is gone a lot at night
lately.

Aren't you curious?

She told me she goes to group therapy
sessions three nights a week.

And you believe that?

No, but she thinks I do.

Why do you let her get by with it?

I'm not.

I'm just keeping score.

Not too shabby, Green Pea.

Ben, you like it?

The writing's okay.

What makes you think anyone's going to
be interested in this guy's story?

Well, I think Teddy Eubanks represents a
lot of people out there. He's a man who

had a dream.

He wasn't able to fulfill it, but it
didn't defeat him.

It doesn't do much for me.

Could you be a little more specific?

Why, pick this group.

What about the trainers?

Jockey, see them?

You can find a lot more glamour out at
the track than some guy who...

crutches horses' tails.

Well, you see, that's the point, Mr.
Delaney.

This is an ordinary man who has a unique
outlook on life, and I happen to find

him very interesting and very
compelling.

And I'm just, I'm sorry that you don't.
If you want something with glamour, I

suppose I could do with Dory on the
Rockettes. I understand they're back in

town, or Tori, or... Is this what you
call creative differences?

Ask your editor.

The stories he wants to write have no
edge.

The thing on Teddy Eubanks?

I think it has. I think it has
possibilities.

You're the boss.

Is it the story or the fact that I'm
writing it?

Both. Ralph, I know you feel that Maggie
was forced on you, but she's an

excellent writer and she'll make us all
look good. I've always picked my own

staff. Well, make an exception this
time.

She's worth it.

I'll tell you what, Green Pea.

Rework this, make it less sentimental,
and bring it around, and I'll have

another look at it.

That's Phil. I will.

Uh, uh, just one other thing. Could you
drop the green pea bit?

All right, Joseph, now hide your eyes.

Okay, now open your eyes.

Now, which hand is the block in?

This one.

Well... Oh, come on in, Philip. Which
hand is it?

That one.

Look here.

Oh, I win.

Now, come on, take your block, and you
run along with Charlie. Did you see my

new game?

No, just a lesson in life.

How close are you to Richard Channing?

I beg your pardon.

Is that why you called me all the way
out here?

I want to do something about that
windfall that he and Chase are coming

There is a loophole.

Jacqueline's will stipulates that they
get the $50 million only if Chase feels

that Richard is his real friend.

Well, we'll have to do something to see
that that doesn't happen.

I already have one foot inside Richard's
store. By all means, go all the way.

Make yourself indispensable.

Excuse me, Mrs. Channing, but Dr. Hooks
is here to see you.

Oh? Well, send him in.

Good news on the lantry front?

I hope so.

Doctor!

Mrs. Channing?

Dr. Hooks, how are you?

Won't you sit down?

No, thank you. This will be brief.

When are we going to break ground for
the new hospital wing?

Not as soon as I'd hoped, I'm afraid.

The planning takes quite some time,
Philip.

It's not the planning, Mrs. Channing.

It's Dr. Landry.

Oh? Is there a problem?

Well, it could have been worse if I had
fallen for your ploy.

What is this?

Well, I think that's obvious. I'm
returning your $100 ,000.

But you're throwing away millions.

I can't be bought.

Oh, you should know. I've turned over
all the hospital records to Chase

and Michael Ranson.

And they both have my blessing to climb
down Hal Lantry's throat, if necessary,

to get to the bottom of this thing.

Oh, a lawyer would be a good idea.

Somebody might get hurt.

Have a nice day.

Who are you calling?

Albright.

He's the chairman of the board of that
hospital. Now, if anybody's going to get

hurt around here, it's going to be
Arthur Hooks.

Duchess, why don't you take a break once
in a while? I already had my break.

Well, take another one.

Besides, I've got something that might
help pass the time quicker.

How come you're so good to me?

Well, like I told you, we're friends.

Keep it.

Thanks. I guess I owe you one, huh?

You did that on purpose.

Your Duchess could.

It was an accident.

I am going to get you.

Keep away from me.

That's right. Keep her away.

I'm a dangerous woman and I've got
friends in high places.

We'll see about that.

Julia.

You're going to have to be careful.

Corrine ain't going to be around all the
time to protect you. What makes you so

sure?

Experience.

Trust me.

Experience.

Hey, fellas, would you put that in the
master bedroom for now?

Thank you.

Hi, neighbor.

Welcome. Hello, neighbor.

Hi. Well,

did everything arrive from Baltimore in
one piece? So far, I'm not sure I've got

enough to fill this whole house.

It's okay. We've got all these great
little antique stores in the valley, and

you'll just finish it in no time. I hope
you're hungry. We put together a little

gourmet treat here. Great. I'm starved.
I just happen to have an oak tree over

here. Perfect. This will be perfect.

Well, while you've been lounging around
your new estate, I've been doing some

digging. Oh, yeah? Yeah.

Our friend Lantry, besides owning a
racehorse, also

owns an expensive condo in Hawaii.

I'll say this for Lanter, he sure knows
how to live well. Well beyond his

income.

But he doesn't own the condo on his own.
He bought it with someone named

Ackerman.

Neil Ackerman?

Yeah, that's it. Do you know him?

Yeah, he's the pharmacist at the
hospital.

Isn't that a rather interesting
coincidence that they own a condo

Maybe they wanted a drugstore with a
view. Who knows?

Sounds funny to me.

Yeah, well, something's going on.

I'm going to find out what it is.

What's this?

Skip lunch.

I didn't want you to miss dinner as
well.

I see you've ordered for two.

Of course.

And lasting and trusting relationships.

To lucrative business affiliations.

Shall we eat?

Calamari fruity.

My favorite.

How did you know?

It's my job to know.

Excellent. Thank you.

And the shepherd Parolis thanks you too.

Melissa and I had dinner there the other
night.

No. I thought I detected a slight
disturbance at the mention of Melissa.

She may be a valuable instrument for
achieving your goals, but if I were you,

would treat her like a missile test
site, you know? Best enjoyed at a

I think you're misjudging Melissa.

She lacks conscience.

So do most of the people in my life,
including you.

The difference is I work for you.

She works for herself.

The real difference is Melissa is
willing to work after hours.

What do you mean you're going to resign?

I got an offer from a new facility in
San Diego. I couldn't turn it down.

You're not leaving for more money,
Arthur.

Why not?

I told you this chief of staff job was
temporary.

Come on, Arthur.

I know you. There's more to it than
that. What is it?

Oh, I'm just not cut out for
administrative work.

You're a great chief of staff.

Well, you might think so.

But others don't.

They fired you?

Michael, I just can't play their games.

And when I returned the Angela Channing
donation and cut the string she'd

attached, boy, it came down on me hard.

Sorry to hear that.

Well, knowing you, I imagine you gave
them as good as you got, though.

You might say I left the room with my
pride intact.

I'm sure the ears are probably still
ringing.

Well, what do you think they're going to
do now?

What they need is a man who is
politically adept, someone who has good

connections in the community, a man with
a prestigious medical background,

someone preferably from back east, say,
Baltimore.

Ah, oh, no.

Yes. No.

I am no administrator.

Michael, look at it this way.

If you take on the job as chief of
staff, you can dig as deeply as you like

Lantry's connection with Angela
Channing.

Think about it.

Be at the winery. Okay.

Who the devil is that?

Well, now I don't recognize the car.

Terry! Maggie!

Come give your sister a big hug.

Now, how about something really nice for
my brother -in -law?

All right.

Hey, you can do better than that.

This is some spread.

I think I'm going to like it here.

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