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Last season on Falcon Crest.

Keith, your buddy left it to me in his will.

That key is going to destroy Falcon Crest. I think one of us should be there

when she finds it, don't you?

It's a fake! No, it's not!

Don't you see? It's mine!

Falcon Crest is mine!

Soon, Mr. Stavros will be the ultimate killing machine.

Party's over, Channing.

Time to say goodnight.

How do you feel about losing Falcon Crab?

You have asked me to make an impossible choice. A choice between you and Falcon

Crab. The choice was between love and greed.

Greed won.

You won, Melissa.

For now.

But you won't have one night in this house without wondering what I'm up to.

And believe me, I'll be up to something.

I'll be back.

And now the season premiere of Falcon Crest.

I'd never leave you.

Don't you know that?

I love you too much. Nobody can help dying, Richard.

Not Chase, not even you. Chase didn't love you as much as I do.

Please don't go.

Richard, I love you. Don't go!

You were dreaming.

Oh, Vicki.

Oh, my God, I had that dream again.

I know.

You were shouting.

I didn't wake the boys.

It's so real. I can see him. I can feel him. I can touch him.

I just can't believe that he's dead.

Is she all right, Charlie?

Mrs. Chaney is the strongest woman I've ever known.

She'll be fine.

Maybe it would be better for her if she stopped coming here to Falcon Crest.

It's not good to think too much about what you've lost.

What are you doing here?

Going to work. What are you doing here?

Grandmother, if you just file that appeal against Melissa, you'd have

Crest back.

And you wouldn't have to come skulking around here at dawn. I am not skulking.

I love the vineyards at this hour.

I don't understand you.

I really don't. When we lost Falcon Crest, you were determined to get it

Ever since that trip you took to Europe. Well, I had the flu.

I have a perfect right to get sick once in a while. Grandmother, you've been

fine for days.

Well, I'm tired.

I'm just tired of fighting.

Can you understand that?

Cesar, take care of the vineyards for Mr. Gretti.

Sally, get me back to the shop.

I want this one.

Okay, okay. Michael, Michael, give Kevin his toy back, please. Thank you.

Well, you can play with it. You just have to ask him for it first, and he'll

you play with it, won't you? If he asks you nicely, we'll play anyway, okay?

Are you saving Daddy more clothes?

No, sweetheart.

Then I'll be home soon?

Michael, now, I explained this to you.

This time, Daddy can't come home.

Remember? It's all right.

It's all right.

It's time we were leaving, ma 'am.

Okay.

We'll talk about this when you get home from school, okay?

Okay, boys, we're off to school. Are you ready to go? Give your mom a kiss.

That's my baby.

Hold hands.

That's it. Take your brother's hand. There we go.

Remember, finger paints are on the paper, not on the sheet.

Oh, Mrs. Frasier, today's the day Michael goes to his grandmother's after

school. Yes, ma 'am. Bye, guys.

Bye.

You okay?

Yeah.

Yeah, I'm fine.

Guess I've put this off for about as long as I can.

It's been over three months. I guess it's time to get on with your life.

I'm trying, believe me.

Why else do you think I go into that office every day? I don't do anything

there. Just wait around.

I don't even know what I'm waiting for.

Maybe I expect to see Richard walk in through the door.

I never should have listened to them, to Garth, to the coroner, to anybody who

told me that Richard was so badly...

It would have been better if I had seen him.

It's like your father all over again.

Never even got a chance to say goodbye.

But you didn't still love Dad when he died.

Oh, Maggie.

Darling, I spent half of my life with your father. I never stopped caring

him.

Come here. I'm sorry.

I'm sorry. I'm sorry.

I get wrapped up in my own grief. I forget that other people are in pain.

You forgive me?

It's okay.

You know, it has been so... so good to have you here these last few months. You

know that.

And Eric will turn up. He always does.

I'm not sure I want him to.

I'm not sure I ever want to see him again.

You don't think...

Richard's death and Eric disappearing at the same time. You don't think they're

somehow connected?

I wouldn't think so, Vicki. Richard was killed by the 13.

You know what? You are right.

We have got to stop brooding about this. It doesn't help.

If Enrique slows the pace again tomorrow, we're going to have to let him

want the columbar finished by Friday.

You really are a fool, Lance. Come sit.

Hello, Melissa.

Is that a falcon crest? What do you have? Just this creamy vineyard your

gave you.

You'll never grow a decent grape here.

Thanks. Thanks for the vote of confidence.

Hey, come on. I didn't come here to fight. I just wanted to talk.

I have nothing left to talk to you about, Melissa.

You can't keep on avoiding me. We love each other. We always have.

Believe what you want to believe.

Lance...

Alcumcrest is mine now.

Don't forget that. You can't have it without me.

I wouldn't count on that if I were you.

Look, Grandma, I made a parrot.

Oh, you did? That's a noisy little bird, isn't it?

Michael's the only way they can get her to smile, he says.

Losing Falcon Crest and Richard at the same time.

It's been hard on her.

Michael?

Hi. Bob, look what me and Joe bought me. Oh, look at that. Hello, Maggie. How

are you?

Come on, young man. Let me put your sweater on.

Thank you for this wonderful time he gets to spend with me. He is such a

to me.

Yes, to me, too.

He's really all we have left of Richard.

Well, anyway.

We're a family. We should be behaving like one. It's about time.

Yeah, so are the Borgias.

Oh, Emma.

Maggie, can I get you something like some tea or coffee or something? No, no,

nothing. Actually, Angela, I could use a little advice.

You know, Richard left me with a huge responsibility, making me executor of

estate. I am in control of everything.

What he left to me, his trust to Michael, it amounts to hundreds of

dollars, and I'm just not quite sure how to handle it.

Well, Richard has always employed experienced people to run his business.

Why don't you let them handle it? At least they know what they're doing.

Are you saying you don't think I'm capable of even learning?

Oh, no, no, no. I'm not saying that.

I just don't want you to do something that you might regret.

I'll tell you what I regret.

Thinking you might be willing to help.

Michael, darling, let's go.

Mrs. Frazier will be by next Friday, same time.

Bye, Emma. Bye, Angela.

Well, we are running late.

Come on, get out of here.

You know, these days, I prefer a good book to people.

I'll get it.

What are you doing here?

I've looked everywhere there is to look, Vicki. From one end of the world to the

other. Now I'm back to square one.

Where's Eric?

I don't know. I told you that over the phone. I told you that over and over.

He wouldn't have left without telling you where he was going. He loved you.

You are way behind the times. Your son stopped loving me a long time ago.

My son has been missing for months.

He's gone so far underground, nobody can find him.

And believe me, I hired the best to look. Tell me, what happened between the

of you? What reason he had to disappear?

A reason? I don't know. You know, I've been asking myself that for months.

You know, maybe he got into some kind of gambling problem. Without Daddy around

to pick up the debt, he thought he better disappear.

Oh, my son was always wild, always headstrong.

But I could control him until he met you. Your son was a liar and a gambler

a wife -beater and a thief.

And with no help from me.

Look, Mr.

Stavros, I really don't know where your son is.

But to tell you the truth, I think we're both a lot better off without him.

No, thanks, Charlie.

Good night, Miss Channing. Good night.

I'm worried about you, pal.

Why?

I'm fine.

Oh, you're not.

Except for the time you spend with Michael.

You're either moping around in that vineyard... You're stuck inside here

your nose in a book.

What should I be doing?

Giving Melissa nightmares like I said I would? No, but it's what I would have

expected.

Look, Angie, if you've retired from the fight ring, that's just fine with me. I

just want to be sure you haven't retired from life.

Oh, don't be silly.

I hate what this battle over Falcon Crest has done to you. To you and

both.

I mean, she's always been a handful. But these days, I mean, she's as nice as

pie one minute, and she's a wild cat the next.

Every time I try and talk to her and patch things up, it's a fight.

She's never had a very stable personality.

I know. That's why I'm worried about her.

I really dislike what she's done, but she's my niece.

She's the only family I got left.

She's the only family you say you've got left.

Why don't you stop this hypocrisy and finally admit you have a son?

And you know what a mess you made out of that.

Now, Frank, forget about Melissa.

and start to build some kind of a relationship with Nick.

That's my advice.

Yes, Mr. Stevens, I do know what time it is.

I just wanted to ask you a question.

You're supposed to be one of the hottest young architects in this country.

That's why I hired you to redesign this Victorian monstrosity.

What I'd like to know is why the plans you delivered still make this place look

like the drafty old barn that it is.

I don't care about architectural integrity.

What I care about is getting what I pay for. Now do them over again.

I told you I didn't want to be disturbed.

Yes, but I thought you should have something to eat.

I don't pay you to think.

I pay you to do what I say. Now just get out.

Nothing I do seems to please you. For the past few weeks, I've tried. I've

really tried.

I'm sorry, Mr. Grady, but I...

I just can't work here anymore.

What you mean is that you can't work for me anymore, right?

Mrs. Channing never lost her temper with you. Is that what you're trying to tell

me? Is that what you want me to believe? Mrs. Channing is a great lady.

She was always very polite to all the help. Oh, get out of here!

I don't want to see you again. Now get out!

Should have put in a revolving door.

Peter.

Come in.

I certainly didn't expect to see you.

I wasn't sure you'd want to see me again.

After that surprise I delivered to you.

Angela, I'm sorry about Richard.

Thank you.

Can I get you something? Nothing, thank you.

Just to look at you is enough.

Well, I didn't think you were welcome in this country anymore.

Well, the charges were dropped. I'm a free man.

Oh. Well, I suppose money and friends can make anything possible. Well, let us

say money.

Angela, you know everything that goes on in this valley. Would you happen to

know where my son is?

Peter, if I knew, I would certainly tell you.

Oh, excuse me just a moment.

Hello.

No, I'm not alone.

Could I call you back?

Don't be ridiculous. Why can't I call you back?

Don't you think you've been gone long enough?

I can't sleep till the body can't get enough of that home sweet homemade love.

I heard your daughter's coming to town. You must be excited.

Well, it's been a long time since I've seen her. The boys went to visit her in

Chicago last year.

Yeah, it's a great building with big chandeliers in the lobby and a doorman.

What was she doing in Chicago?

She's working at a bank.

The executive, my sister.

Teaches me why she'd want to come back around this place, though.

We're going to be late.

Tell me you come straight home tonight, you hear?

We're having a family reunion. I'll be home. Don't worry about it.

Good morning, gentlemen.

Good morning.

Oh, sorry. Sit down, please.

Uh, I've asked you here... Well, first of all, because I want to thank you,

Larry, for everything that you have done in the last couple of months. You've

gone way beyond the call of duty for any lawyer.

Well, Mr.

Channing's business holdings are extensive, as you know, Mrs. Channing.

But to be perfectly honest, there haven't been a great many problems.

Of course, Garth's help has been invaluable.

So I gathered.

That's why I've invited him to be here.

Well, I've merely been trying to carry out what I think Mr. Channing's wishes

would be.

Yes, well, as I said, I'm grateful to both of you. However, I want you now

to understand that I am the one running Channing Enterprises, in fact, as well

as in name.

Now, I know there's a great deal that I don't know. I intend to learn it.

I am certainly not going to be making any rash decisions.

And I will come to you for advice first.

However, there will be no decisions made regarding Channing Enterprises except

by me.

How do you understand that, gentlemen?

But, Mrs. Channing, how could it be otherwise?

Garth has assured me that you've known about and approved everything we've

Well, in the future, unless you hear it from me, you haven't heard it.

Now, I would like to have a...

Complete inventory of all of our holdings, business, property,

all of it. And I'd like to have at least a partial list by this afternoon.

That about covers it.

Larry, thank you again.

Bye -bye. Mrs. Channing.

Garth, I'd like you to stay for a moment, please.

Look, I would like to get something very clear between the two of us.

I kept you on because I knew that that's what Richard wanted.

I realize that Richard had confidence in you and that you could help.

But that help does not include going over my head and making decisions for

Is that understood?

Yes, madame. Good.

Because I'd hate to have to fire you.

Let me help you.

Thank you.

What

the

hell are you doing in the Cesar?

I told you that this year I wanted to start with a Zinfandel. No, we agreed

start with a Chardonnay. You're not getting paid to argue with me. I'm only

trying to explain. How Mrs. Channing used to do it? Well, I don't give a

I am so sick and tired of everyone throwing that woman up to me. Ma 'am, no

to get excited.

How's it going, Cesar?

You look upset.

What's the problem?

The problem is that nobody around here seems to understand who's running this

place now.

You're fired, Cesar.

What? Hey. You heard me.

As of now.

If that's how you want it, ma 'am.

He's been here 35 years.

Are you out of your mind?

Where are you going to find a manager as good as Cesar this time of the year?

He's been giving me nothing but problems for weeks.

And why are you here?

Did Angela send you to spy on me?

Oh, don't be ridiculous. I came to talk to you.

What's gotten into you?

If there's one thing I thought you knew how to do, it was run a vineyard. And if

there's one thing I thought you'd do, it was be loyal to your own flesh and

blood. Well, I don't need you. I don't need anybody.

Why don't you just stay away from me?

Yes. Hi, Maggie.

Come on.

My latest dear Emma Collins.

It stinks.

I haven't fired the editor -in -chief. At least I don't think I have.

Well, I don't have the nerve to show it to him.

I just can't do it anymore. I'm burnt out.

Maybe I should be writing features or something. I need a new challenge.

You wouldn't be saying that if you were sitting where I'm sitting.

You know, it seems strange to see you sitting in Richard's chair.

I really miss him.

It's funny, because for a long time I really thought I hated him.

But for once, I agree with Mother.

There is no point in looking anywhere but forward.

You know...

At first, I was so angry about losing Falcon, Chris.

But now, I feel maybe it was for the best.

For me, anyway.

I feel... I don't know, free.

I was, uh... Just going over this list of Richard's holdings. I had...

No idea.

Maggie.

We have new vistas in front of us.

We have new worlds to conquer.

Both of us.

Would Richard have made you executrix if he didn't know that you could handle

it?

What if he's wrong?

And your mother's right. What do I know about running an empire?

What do I know about writing features?

But you don't think that's going to stop me, do you?

As you can see, the design is going to remain

principally the same, but what we have to decide is the color scheme for the

background of the field, whether you want to go with the black.

Angela!

Angela, I'd like you to meet Addison Kent.

Not only am I going to rebuild the interior of that mausoleum you used to

in, but I thought I'd update the Falcon Crest label.

Mr. Kent is a graphic designer. I hired to do it.

How do you do, Mrs. Channing?

How do you do?

I sort of like this one, Angela, don't you?

Are you sure you're going to like the blue?

Nice to have met you, Mr. Kent.

I can't decide. Maybe this one.

No, I think this one.

Both. We'll do both.

But lose the blue.

Peter.

Uh -huh.

As long as you're living in this valley, you're going to be forced to fight the

same old battles.

Melissa took Falconcrest away from me, but she didn't take my other vineyards

my other businesses.

Can you honestly tell me that you care about anything but Falconcrest?

Well, I love this valley. I mean, this is my home.

You love my home, too, Angela.

It's different from here.

Wilder, but very beautiful.

I can't stay much longer. I have business in Greece.

As soon as I learn everything I can here about Eric, I'll be leaving.

Come with me, Angela.

You have to get away.

You need to take some time to decide what you're going to do with the rest of

your life.

Always before, falcon crest stood between us.

It doesn't now.

Come with me when I go.

How long you got here?

Yeah, sorry.

Hi, Tommy.

Hi. I had a meeting with a lawyer, and as usual, it went longer than I thought.

Um, Tommy, will you get that release form for Lance to sign, please? Sure.

How you been?

And where is Dan?

I haven't seen him around.

That rat took off about ten days ago, and the only news I've heard from him is

letter from Oklahoma saying that he needs more time to think.

Yeah, well, it's a lot for a guy to deal with, finding out that you're not a

sister or just like that.

Hey, it was rough for me when I first found out, too. I mean, it's like...

A shock finding out that the guy you're nuts about isn't really your brother

after all.

But I love him, Lance, and I can't just let him walk out of my life, you know,

just like that.

Here you go, Lance.

Hey, look, don't worry about her, okay?

She'll be back.

Hope so.

We'll deliver your crates first thing in the morning.

Great. Okay.

Thank you very much.

You idiot.

Can I help you up?

I can do it myself.

Thank you.

I'm sorry.

Let me take these.

Thank you.

Are you sure you're okay?

I'm fine.

What are you doing here?

It's a long story. Oh, how are you?

Oh, fine.

How are you?

Good. When did you get back?

Clark says we can move to a new house, and I can have my own room again. Ah,

Gabrielle, you think this is a lot. I was a boy. We only had one room. There

were ten of us.

Where are you going?

I'm going out. I told you, Tommy, I don't want you running around with that

-good bunch of people. I came home for dinner like you asked, all right? I'm

just going to go out for a little while, and I won't be late.

Come in.

I don't mind sharing a room with Tommy.

Except he makes so much noise I can't read.

Well, it's quiet now.

Go do your homework.

Hey, hey.

All unpacked.

Thanks for putting that wall hanging in my room, Pop.

I remember it was Mama's favorite.

It was Gabrielle's idea.

Should have known it wasn't yours.

Aren't you ever going to forgive me, Pop?

Why did you come home, Pilar?

Certainly not to make you happy.

I gave up on that a long time ago.

You want me to move out, find a place in town?

And make people talk even more. No, you stay here.

You didn't answer my question.

Why did I come back?

I guess I, uh...

I guess I wanted to show them all what Pilar Ortega could do if she tried. Show

who?

Melissa, Greti, Lance, Cumson.

That was always your problem.

Your own kind were never good enough for you. That's what got you into trouble.

What got me into trouble, Pop, was being young and stupid.

And I'm not anymore.

You don't have to worry.

Remember when I used to play with Lance and Melissa?

I never once got invited to their homes.

And now I will, Pop.

Now I'm a success.

Pop, I'm a vice president at the Tuscany Interstate Bank.

I'm going to be on everybody's guest list now.

You're a vice president?

I'm one of many, but it's a start.

I was waiting until I got home to tell you.

What's the matter?

happy for you. Truly, I am.

No matter what you think, I only want what's good for you.

Now tell me what's wrong.

There have been some changes here in the Valley. So many.

Mrs. Channing no longer owns Falcon Crest.

Melissa Greddy does.

Today she fired me.

Fired you?

But you've worked at Falcon Crest since you were a boy.

Still think they can treat us like dirt, huh?

It's going to change, Pop.

I'm going to make it change.

It seems I've taken pretty well.

Better than I am.

I could wring Melissa's neck.

You're going to have to stand in line.

The manager of the two Oaks quit.

I'll talk to the owners, and if that doesn't help, then maybe Lance can put

on his payroll for a while. That's good.

Well, if his timing stinks, too.

His daughter just can't hold him.

What?

Well, Pilar ran away when she was 16.

I mean, Cesar didn't say why, but if she's back, that must mean that she and

father have worked out their problems.

Now, don't be an old fool.

Angie, you know damn well I tried.

Over and over I tried to patch things up with Nick.

He is your son. He is your only child.

So try again.

Don't you have enough problems of your own to worry about, Angie?

None that I can think of.

Lance has hired a lawyer to file an appeal against Melissa.

A lawyer called me.

You know,

I think Melissa has done me a great favor.

What do you mean by that? May I join you?

Oh, Peter.

Peter Stavros. I'm Frank O 'Grady. How do you do?

I was just going to tell Frank about your suggestion.

What suggestion is that?

Well, Peter suggested that when he goes back to Greece, that I should go with

him. To live?

You think I can't survive without this valley and falcon crest? Of course you

could. Never.

A couple of weeks ago, I would have agreed with you.

But now I think I can.

I certainly think I can.

Leave? With Stavros?

I don't know how you could even consider doing this now.

It seemed the perfect time for me.

Grandmother, all these years you've preached to me about family.

About what it means to be a Gioberti. Well, I can be a Gioberti in Greece as

well as I can in the valley.

And Lance, I'll always be a part of this family no matter where I am. What about

Falcon Crest? What about the appeal?

That'll take months and years before you get a court date.

You can walk away from this?

You're willing to let Melissa keep Falcon Crest?

Well, if you can get it away from her, you have my blessing.

And if you can't, Melissa knows how to run a vineyard. Grandmother, she's

planning on tearing the house apart.

The staff is leaving one by one. Our workers are leaving the vineyards. Frank

just told me that she fired Cesar. Stop it.

This is my life we're talking about.

And I'm going to live it any damn way I please.

Understand? Michael, when I was a little girl, just about your size, my

grandfather used to put me on the front of his saddle and we would ride all over

the vineyards and the valley.

Didn't you have your own pony?

Oh, yes, I had a pony. It was much more fun to ride with my grandfather.

And though I was a very, very good little girl, then sometimes we'd stop,

say, about here, And we would have a sandwich together.

Did you have peanut butter?

No, I think we had chicken.

But one peanut butter sandwich coming up.

Thank you. Okay.

What are you looking at, Grandma?

Oh, Michael.

Look at it.

All of this is Falcon Crest.

Oh, Mrs.

Canning. Oh, Mrs. Ranger, we had the nicest ride.

Michael, give Grandma a big hug.

Oh, thank you.

Come on, Michael.

Bye, dear.

Bye, dear. I'll see you.

Hello, Angela.

You and Michael had a good day?

Yes, we did.

Good. You sound like you had a bad one.

Uh, it had its moments.

Well, I must say, you certainly know how to handle widowhood.

I'm a mother, Angela. I have my children's interests to consider. I have

my life. I cannot do it by living in the past. Well, I wouldn't encourage anyone

to live in the past.

As a matter of fact, I'm making a few changes myself.

When Peter goes back to Greece, I'm going with him.

How long?

I don't know.

Permanently, maybe.

You never cease to bowl me over. I never thought that you'd... You know what?

I think you're right. I think that is exactly what you need.

He hasn't given up looking for Eric, has he?

I don't know why you'd want to see that young man again.

I don't.

I just want to know where he is.

Maybe so I can be sure never to be in the same place.

So, uh, when's Mr. Stavros planning on leaving?

Whenever he's convinced there are no more clues in Tuscany.

You will bring Michael over to visit.

Oh, Angela, I don't know. That's an awfully long trip, and I...

Of course, I will let him visit you, even if I have to bring him myself.

Well, for Michael's sake, I think I can put up with you. You do? Well, good.

Oops, look, your pin's undone. Oh, no.

Oh, the clasp is broken. Thank you.

And thank you for such a nice time with Michael.

You're welcome.

You really think she's going to do it?

Once Miss Channing makes up her mind?

Yeah, I know.

Not even the devil himself could make her change it.

As she wants him to.

There's something, you know.

If she does go, it might not be a bad thing for Lance.

There comes a time when every child must learn to stand on his own.

You got any kids, Charlie? Two.

I have a daughter in Beijing and a son in Hong Kong.

I have a son.

I'm not sure where he is.

It is working?

Are you sure?

Yeah, thanks.

Well, I've been calling that number for days now, and his ex -wife is still not

answering the phone.

So she must be away.

I just hope she's not with Dan.

Where's Dan?

I don't know, Melissa. I don't keep them on a leash.

Okay.

Then you tell me.

Where's my shipment of barrels that was supposed to be delivered yesterday?

What shipment?

Here, please.

You've lost my barrels. Is that it?

Melissa, I don't know what you're talking about.

Don't try to gaslight me, Carly. You find those barrels, or you can kiss the

Falcon Crest account goodbye.

You know what? That's it. I've had it. If any other crazy people show up, you

handle it, okay?

Can I please have my purse? Wait a second. Where are you going?

To Oklahoma to find Dan.

What is going on around here?

Those vines look like pop. They hired Louise.

She's not very smart and he's lazy.

Even if he knew what to look for, he wouldn't bother.

Don't you care?

I love Falcon Crest like it was my own.

I know you do.

I don't know why. You know, when I was little, I used to pretend it was mine.

Hi. Still mad at me?

I have to admit, usually when I knock a lady off her feet, I do it with a little

more finesse.

I'm sorry.

But it wasn't all my fault, you know.

You're right.

It wasn't.

Come on in. You're here to see my father, I suppose.

Pop, Lance is here.

Yes, sir.

Hey.

Listen, uh, Frank told me about Melissa letting you go.

And I just came by to tell you how sorry I am about it.

It was kind of you to come.

Well, there's work for you at my vineyards if you want it.

I could sure use somebody who knows what they're doing.

Tell him, Pop.

Tell him about Falconcrest.

I come to the vineyards every day, Lance. You couldn't have seen this or

would have stopped it.

Well, that's mildew. Mm -hmm.

Is it as bad as I think? Yes, Mrs. Chen.

What are you doing on my land, Angela?

Melissa, I've never really liked you.

But I always thought that you cared for the land as much as I do and knew your

business.

Luis told me he knew what he was doing.

He said everything was fine.

I thought Falcon Crest would be safe in your hands, so I planned on going away

and leaving it with you.

You're leaving?

Was leaving.

I can't stand by and see you ruin everything that my family has worked for

generations.

You don't have a lot of choice, Angela, do you?

Lance, get her out of here.

Melissa, you are such a fool.

You could have had it all.

Isabel, ma 'am, the new maid? You hired me yesterday, remember?

Of course I remember.

Would you just get those dead flowers out of here, please?

You can't take Falcon Crest away from me, Angela.

Did you really think I would notice that you went through my papers?

Now Larry tells me that you informed him I decided against selling the

television station.

What? Why would you do that?

Well, I thought perhaps... Well, I thought you might want time to

So instead of coming to me, you went behind my back?

You would not have listened to me, Mrs. Channing. Who the hell do you think you

are, Garth? What makes you think that you and only you would know what Richard

would want?

Mrs. Channing, I have nothing but your best interest at heart. Believe me. I

don't believe you.

And I expect you to be out of here by the morning.

Yes, madame.

Next, on Falcon Crest. Oh, Charlie, you are impossible.

Perhaps my inner being is resisting burglary. I suppose you want to know

Eric. He vanished off the face of the earth at the same time you faked your

murder. Am I supposed to believe that's a coincidence?

Please leave me alone!

I hate you!

Shut up!

You do that again, and it'll be the last thing you do.