All language subtitles for Falcon Crest s08e05 Tuscany Venus.eng

Previously on Falcon Crest. I have it
from a reliable source that the DA is

going to ask for bail on the amount of
one million dollars.

I hear you told her you'd kill her if
she crossed you.

You think all this is too devious, don't
you? I understand it's necessary.

Finding Remick is the only way I know
how to get out from under this.

You're trying to deceive me.

Oh, dear.

Maggie, I have to level with you. I just
got some disturbing news.

Richard killed the Thirteen.

And tonight... It is murder, not petty
theft.

Look, the hearing is next week. I could
be indicted. I want you to get me back

what belongs to me. I can't do that,
Mrs. Channing. This land belongs to

Melissa's son, Joseph.

And if I catch you messing around with
my kid brother again, I'll tear your

off.

Everyone has a skeleton in their closet.

You find Nick Agretti's and make sure
that skeleton...

Rattles.

How long is the cabin there? How about
two hours?

One shot.

You're going to do the autopsy now?
Yeah.

I will check with you in a couple hours.

Mr. Channing.

I got a couple more questions for your
wife. Can I see her? My wife's been

through enough today.

Look, a United States senator's been
killed. I'm aware of that. I'm also

of my wife's emotional state. She was
held at gunpoint. She killed a man.

not ready to deal with the FBI. Look, I
understand, Mr. Channing, but I got

windows south and there's people
breathing down my neck. This is a matter

national security. Look, we're not going
to leave the country. We're going to be

right here. You can ask as many damn
questions as you like, but not today.

Maggie, it's going to be all right.

It's going to be all right.

Maggie. Oh, Richard, I killed him.

Oh, God, I killed him. I killed him.

Kenny, thanks for everything.

Richard, the kids will spend the night
at my house, won't they? All right, I'll

have Mrs. Fraser bring some things over.

It's teddy bear. It's teddy bear.

Orchid, how do I ever live with myself?

I've done the most horrible thing one
human being can do to another.

Maggie, the man was a murderer.

He tried to kill me.

You saved my life.

I did what I had to do.

I'd do it again to protect you.

It is murder, not petty theft.

Look, the hearing is next week.

I could be indicted.

The press is having a field day with
this story, and I want to know what

doing about it.

Unfortunately, that is what happens with
murder, especially among the

privileged.

Especially when Howard Pax is involved.

You know, publicity follows you like a
little puppy dog.

You knew that when you hired me.

I don't intend to advance your career at
my expense.

Have you seen the latest edition, Lance?

There's your problem.

Field.

They call me untouchable.

He's running for governor in two years.

And if he makes a name for himself on
this case, he's halfway there.

I'll handle Field in court.

I know my business.

It's better to take care of things
before you get to court.

Thank you for the advice.

Try to relax, okay?

I don't take cases in order to lose
them.

He's an arrogant SOB.

I hope he's as good as he thinks he is.

Wait up.

Okay.

Hey,

Maria. Hey, Andrew.

Hey, what's happening?

I have a poly -sci test tomorrow. If I
don't study, I'm going to fall. Yeah,

wait till you take chemistry.

Who's the new dude?

He's from out of town.

He's in my math class.

Hey.

You ever play basketball before?

Uh, no, not really. I play soccer.

You guys don't play soccer around here?

That's how you do it.

Okay.

All right.

Name's Gabriel. This is Andrea and
Maria.

How you doing? I'm Ben. Hi. Hi.

What do you say we shoot around a little
bit?

Sure.

Come on, Andrew. Let's show them how to
do it.

Okay.

Hello.

Earth to Lance Compson.

I'm sorry.

I must be rotten company.

You must be thinking about the hearing.

And some other things.

Like Melissa?

That's the first time you smiled today.

I have to admit that I'm a little more
worried about this hearing than I

I would be.

You didn't

kill Melissa.

There's no way they can prove a thing.

You have more faith in the law than I
do. Yeah.

Is there anything I can do to help?

You're a very good friend.

I'll call you tomorrow.

I don't want you spending so much time
with him.

Pop, I think I'm old enough to choose my
own friend.

That's what you thought ten years ago.

I should have stopped it then.

I was too easy.

I trusted you.

How can you talk about trust?

When I needed you the most, you sent me
away, Pop.

How could you do that to me?

I did what I thought was best.

Best?

For home.

So how many tests did they do?

Too many.

How are you doing?

Okay, I guess.

Better than you and Mom, I think.

It was very nice of you to invite me to
dinner, Channing. I want to show you

there are no hard feelings.

How's your wife doing?

She'll be fine once the deposition's out
of the way. Hey, Dad, isn't that

Richard Channing?

Yes.

Why don't you go get the car?

And we don't want to miss that film.
I'll see you outside.

Well, well, it's our illustrious D .A.

Well, Channing, I heard you were a
member here.

Yes, I'm thinking of dropping my
membership, though. Used to be a nice

they let in anyone nowadays.

You know, Channing, I never thought that
the New Globe would ever be on my side.

But the coverage has been fantastic.
Keep it up, please. More photos of your

nephew hitting a reporter?

That kid is sure photogenic.

Enjoy it while you can, Phil, because
when you run for governor, we're not

to be quite so cooperative. It will be
as if you don't exist.

I don't need your paper.

And I don't need your money.

And I'm going to win.

Because nobody, not even the Channings,
can ever find anything to pin on me.

Mr. Untouchable.

Right. I'll have to remember that.

Wow.

God, Melissa was really pretty.

She was a beauty, all right.

But she sure was wild.

And she sure was very, very unhappy.

I still can't figure out why she made me
execute her.

She gave all this responsibility to
someone she never even met.

It should have been you.

Oh, she was mad at me.

She thought I was siding with Angela
against her.

And she figured I'd give Falcon Crest
back to Angie.

Was she right?

Listen, I could never, ever be against
Melissa.

The falcon crypt belongs to Angela
Channing, and that's all there is to it.

God, I wish I'd have gotten to know her.

I don't have any cousins at all.

She really would have liked you, Ben.

Well, thanks for showing us the photos,
Frank.

Just wish I could have met her.

God, you know, I really do miss her.

I'm sorry, Frank.

I know you cared about her a lot.

Where are you going? Out for a walk. I
need some air.

Wait a minute. Did I say something?

No.

Well, I think I did. Well, what the hell
did I say?

Drop it, okay?

Dad, do you want me to come along? No,
no.

Stay with Frank.

Well, tell me. I don't get it. I don't
imagine you do.

Well, say something.

It's not about Melissa, is it?

No, Frank. It's about me.

You grieve for your niece, but you don't
give enough of a damn about your own

son to stick around.

Hey, I'm telling you how I feel. Don't
tell me it isn't true.

I can't stop feeling it just because you
tell me that isn't the way it was.

I've got 17 years of anger to get over.

Give me 10 minutes, okay?

Dad, we want death.

Come on.

He's a really good guy.

Yeah.

I wonder if he'll say that about me one
day.

Stop trembling.

The deposition's over.

Between South's testimony and yours,
they're satisfied.

This whole mess is finished.

How do I get these images out of my
mind, Richard?

We need some time alone, Maggie.

Just the two of us.

Why don't we take a holiday?

Go to Paris?

Rome? London?

What do you say?

I need to get away from everything.

Including me.

Richard, Penny has invited me up to her
cabin in Mendocino.

It would just be for the weekend. I
think it would be a good idea for me to

I wish you didn't feel that you had to
get away from me.

Just try to understand. I am, but I need
you.

Who gave you permission to play the
piano?

Mr. Cabot said it would be all right.

Well, it isn't all right.

No one has touched this piano since Mrs.
Young died.

I'm sorry.

Mrs. Anderson, did she play well?

What were her favorite pieces?

It is none of your business. And please
don't ask about her again.

I was curious, that's all. I was curious
about you.

You said you came from Palo Alto?

There is no Emma Cooley listed there.

Well, I'm not listed. And why did you
check on me? Because I never trusted you

from the first moment you came here.

Mrs. Anderson, I don't know why you
don't like me. I do my job, and Mr.

Young is pleased with my work.

Men are such fools.

Why did you stop playing?

to dust the piano.

It's her favorite job.

It's too bad.

I was enjoying it.

I'm sorry.

I'll clean it up.

Harriet, what have you been telling her?

That men are idiots when it comes to
pretty women.

Any arguments?

I'd be a lot happier if she weren't
here.

I don't doubt that for a second.

But I like having her around.

She isn't who she says she is.

She's no secretary.

She types a hundred words a minute, no
errors.

She qualifies.

Well, look at the way she dresses.

I mean, her shoes, for one thing.

Her shoes?

She's wearing $400 shoes.

Well done, Harriet.

Your powers of observation have
definitely improved since you started

for Mr. Young.

You're enjoying this, aren't you?

But you won't if she finds out.

Match point.

You win this set.

And I pull all my advertising from the
New Globe.

You're a genuine sportsman.

I owe you a beer

after my shower.

What, did you finish your game already?

Couldn't finish, Dad.

Got too tired.

Maybe we ought to get you into that
clinic.

No more hospitals, okay?

Ready? You bet.

Hi,

Richard. Hello, lad.

Hi.

Will you excuse me for a second?

Hey, Field.

You really think it's necessary to
crucify me in order to make it to the

governor's office?

You're out of line, Cump. No, I'm
interested.

Don't you have anything better to do?
Like putting real criminals behind bars?

Get away from me and stay away from me
or you'll be back in jail before you

it. And that is a warning. I'm warning
you, you son of a bitch.

Nobody, not you or anybody else, is
going to ride in the governor's office

back. All right. All right, boys, time
out. Come on, let's get out of here.

Channing, you keep this hothead away
from me or he'll stay in jail until his

preliminary hearing. Good to see you
again, Field.

Good to see you, too.

I should have checked him. Yeah, and get
yourself in worse trouble. I'll take

care of Field. You introduce me to your
good -looking friend.

Pilar Ortega, Richard Channing.

Hello. Hello.

Ortega, you're the one who helped put
together the company of Del Pueblo.

right. I've heard a lot about you.

Well, I'm very happy to meet you.

I've been wanting to for a long time.

Buck up, Lance. It'll be over soon. Nice
meeting you. You also.

Seems like a nice guy.

He's a barracuda. Let's play tennis.

Damn, why did Melissa order these
barrels?

She should have known better. She grew
up in this business. Mrs. Channing

used Dempter's oak.

The best.

Can you get those for him?

Yes. I think I can get hold of some
pretty quick.

You know, Cesar, Melissa was very lucky
to have you working for her. Well, I've

only worked for her a short time.

I was always Mrs. Channing's employee.

Well, now you're a terrific help to me.

I'm happy to be back at Falcon Crest.
This is my home, Mr. Gritty.

Please, call me Nick.

And listen, thank you for inviting Ben
over to dinner tomorrow night.

It's hard for a kid to make new friends.
Gabriel's making it a hell of a lot

easier. He seems like a nice boy.

Nick, would you like to join us?

Nothing fancy, but it's a home -cooked
meal.

Thanks, I'd like that.

May I come in?

Of course.

Hello, Mrs. Channing. Please. Hello,
Cesar.

I'll try to get those barrels by the end
of the week. Thanks, Cesar.

Why, thank you. Thank you very much.

My goodness, you settled in rather
quickly.

Oh, I'm at home in wineries.

So am I.

You know, my grandfather and his father
built all of these vats.

Now, don't let me keep you from what you
were doing.

Well, that's okay. I need her to brag.

Listen, Frank is not going to be back
until much later.

Oh, I didn't come to see Frank.

Me? Can I be of help?

Yes. I want you to get me back what
belongs to me.

I can't do that, Mrs. Channing, until
somebody tells me differently this land

belongs to Melissa's son, Joseph.

As executor, I have to abide by her
wishes. Well, you have to understand my

position. You see, I've lived in this
valley all of my life.

And to be turned away now... Please
don't put it that way. It's not as if

responsible.

And it's not as if you're homeless. You
own half the valley. That's not the

point. I understand how you feel.

But I have an obligation to Melissa.

Someone you've never known.

When I agreed to become executor...
Well, why did you agree?

I mean, why are you staying here?

Any objection?

Oh, well, no, no, no objections.

I just wouldn't get too settled if I
were you.

I hope you're enjoying your monthly
retainer.

Working for you has been a most
rewarding experience.

Thank you very much.

And if you wanted to continue that way,
I want my land back.

Oh, you'll get your land back, Mrs.
Channing.

It's only a matter of time. Time is very
precious.

And I don't want to wait, Kenneth.

Everyone has a skeleton in their closet.

You find Nick Agretti's and make sure
that skeleton rattles.

Sure is beautiful country.

Yeah, I like it too.

Does that mean you don't mind staying
around here for a while?

No, no, I think that's great.

I mean, if that's what you want.

Well, I'm asking you what you want.

Well, Dad, I'm not really crazy about
traveling around like you.

I was talking to Frank the other day.
Yeah?

He was telling me that he thought you
inherited his genes.

You were like a vagabond.

So I guess that makes you more like your
father and me more like my mother,

right?

What made you think of her?

Been talking about her for a long time.

Seen those pictures of Melissa?

Just made me wonder what my mother looks
like.

Listen, Ben, it's a long story.

That was not the time.

Yeah, I know.

Dad, it never is.

Dad, I'm 15 years old.

I'm old enough now.

Maybe you're right, Ben.

It's me, not you.

I'm not ready.

Hi.

Land. How's it going?

Okay. Hi, Nick. How you doing, Ben? How
you doing?

What a great idea.

Should have brought my fishing pole.
Then I'd have excuse to be down here

Look. You don't need an excuse.

It's Sunday.

You have my permission.

Thanks. Dad, I'm gonna go check this
place out, okay?

Okay. I'll wait here. Okay.

See ya.

It's definitely a magical place, huh?

It sure is.

You know, Nick, when we were kids, we
used to come down here and spend hours.

Talk.

Swim all day long.

Melissa and I were teenagers. This used
to be our favorite spot.

Then we grew up and everything got
complicated.

I wonder if you ever stopped loving some
people.

I don't know.

I sure miss her a hell of a lot.

In case you were wondering, I didn't
kill her.

Any good at this?

Not too bad.

We'll see.

The next chapter.

But it can wait until tomorrow.

Oh, are you sure?

Ah, yes, positive.

Mr. Young went to a concert in San
Francisco.

But I didn't hear him go out.

I didn't hear a car or anything.

Well, you were probably concentrating
too hard on your work.

Emma, would you like to go sailing with
me?

Sundays are my days to take the sloop
out.

Sailing?

In a boat?

That's how it's usually done.

I don't know. I don't think so.

Well, that is... I don't swim.

Well... You'd be safe with me.

Why don't you go home and change? I'll
pick you up in an hour.

You know, Ben reminds me of Lance when
he was his age. He was such fun and full

of life.

That he is.

Angie, this was a wonderful suggestion
of yours to have a nice little lunch.

it's nothing, really.

Of course, I had to steal Ben away from
a tennis match with his dad.

Oh, that's okay. My dad always beats me
anyway.

I want Ben to meet all my good friends
in this valley.

Ben, how does our valley compare with
the one you were living in?

Was it in France?

France, Spain, Germany, right?

Yeah, Dad didn't like to stay in one
place too long.

Said he had itchy feet.

Must be inherited.

Oh, I felt that, Angie.

Excuse me, Mr. Grady? Yeah. There's a
phone call for you. Thank you.

Excuse me.

Ben, where were you born? In France?

Nope, I was born in Italy.

Somewhere up north, I guess.

Northern Italy?

Isn't that amazing? That's where my
family's from.

Is your mother still living there?

I'm not really sure. I think she must be
dead.

Well, doesn't your father ever talk
about her?

No, no, he really doesn't say very much.

He's just got this thing about it.

How did they meet?

My dad was going to school in Italy,
learning about wine and stuff. She just

lived nearby.

Silliest thing out there. There wasn't
any phone call for me.

Oh, I'm sorry, Frank.

Cheers.

Kenneth, do you remember my telling you
about a skeleton in Nick Agretti's

closet?

Well, there's a wine institute in
northern Italy.

I think you'll find it there.

I still don't get it.

I can't believe you called me.

My father's not a big fan of the
Channings.

Your father is a very smart politician.

You see, he attacks me and my family in
public just to make sure there's not

even a hint of favoritism.

Besides, I'm not interviewing Mr. Field
Sr.

It's Mr. Field Jr.

that I'm interested in. I've been
wanting to get a job on the New Globe,

especially in sports.

Sometimes I have to go through the
resumes just to make sure my editors

passed over some real talent.

I want to be straight with you, Mr.
Channing.

I'm a good writer, and I've worked on
the local weeklies for a couple of

But I've been sick lately.

I haven't been working.

I know.

You know?

Lesson number one, make sure that you
know something about the person you're

about to interview.

You think you can work a full day?

Yes, I'm sure of it. All right, then.

Let's give it a shot.

Any questions?

Only one.

Why now?

To tell you the truth, your father asked
me to look over your resume.

I told him I would.

Thanks, Mr. Channing.

I don't want a handout.

Now, hold on. This isn't a handout.

Everybody needs help now and then
getting started.

You know that I turn down most of the
people who ask me favors, but I like

work. I think you have a real feel for
the guts of sport, not just for the

facts. You really believe that? Yes, I
do.

Welcome to the New Globe.

and I'll walk you out.

Why can't you help out your own brother,
Pilar? I am not going to get into an

argument with you, Tommy. Oh, drop it.
But I can run the crocking company.

I mean, you're supposed to be helping
out Latinos. What do you think I am?

Irresponsible, okay?

That's what you are.

To run a company, you have to be able to
keep books, handle employees, and get

to work on time. That's enough. You're
the one who put the whole thing

You're the one who got the money.
They're going to listen to you. I only

one person. There are five other people
on the board.

Now, I think we have a responsibility to
the investors who gave us their money.

What, do you think I'm going to steal
your money?

Did I say that? I said that's enough.
We're not in a bar room.

My friend Ben's coming over. I don't
want him to hear all this hollering.

all right. I'm out of here.

Don't talk to Tony like that. You're not
his mother.

You take care of yourself. I'll take
care of my son.

Oh, yeah?

How? By bailing him out of jail?

Or sending him away like you did me?

I'm like a granny.

Why do you think I keep running back to
a man who is constantly putting me and

my children in danger?

Good question.

If it were me, I'd be out of there like
a shot.

You would?

It's the same with Chase, actually.

No. Oh, no. Chase was very stable. Chase
was an airline pilot when I married

him. How stable is that? Well, that's a
lot different from Richard.

Yeah. Richard's like a whirlwind.

I don't know. Maybe I like... Maybe I
like the feeling, the excitement around

him. Maybe you're in love.

That's a great feeling.

You need to think it's too high a price
to pay.

I mean, look at my life.

I've seen death and destruction.

I've been shot at, threatened. I've
killed a man.

That's the way I want to spend the rest
of my life.

So what are you going to do about it?

I mean, Richard's not going to change.

You know, when I'm thinking really
straight, I know that I should leave

But then I love him.

I love him. I'm crazy about him.

How do I think straight?

Thanks for the dinner, Cesar. Great
cook. Well, come over any time. I'll

quesadilla. Yeah, they're the best.

Listen, next time it's my turn, I make a
great cocoa bath. Oh, it's my favorite.

Thanks again for a great evening.
Pleasure.

I'll see you tomorrow.

In case no one has said it, welcome to
the valley.

No one has.

And I'm glad you were the first.

Well, don't be a stranger.

Come over after school any time.

Oh, thanks.

We'll see you again soon.

I hope so.

Neat, huh, Dad?

Very nice.

Our whole family's nice.

And along came a wicked wolf and knocked
on the door.

Little pig, little pig, let me come in,
said the wolf.

But the little pig answered, No, no, not
by the hair of my chinny -chin -chin.

Then I'll huff and I'll puff and I'll
blow your house in, said the book. That

story's so dull.

Oh, what are you, too old for the three
little pigs? Is that right?

Right. Kevin likes it.

Kevin likes everything.

Oh, so do I.

Mr. Channing. Honeypuff.

Mr. Channing, there's someone at the
door.

Channing, I want to talk to you.

All right, boy.

Upstairs, Mrs. Channing. Fraser, I'll be
up in a few minutes to tuck them in.

Michael.

All right, boys.

Field, I've been expecting you.

What kind of a bastard are you,
Channing?

Promising my son a job? No promise.

It's his.

And then telling him that I asked you
for the favor.

If you were a different kind of man,
Field, you would have.

If my son wanted something as badly as
Charlie wants this job, I would do

everything... I'd sooner ask the devil.

Well, it's been said we're on intimate
terms.

You're an evil man, Channing. You're
trying to put an innocent man in prison

you can be governor and you call me
evil.

Why did you do it?

Because I like your son's writing.

Because he wants this job more than
anything.

Because he's dying of leukemia and I'd
like to help make his dream come true.

And you know something? He would be very
disappointed if he ever found out that

his father never asked.

Go to hell.

I just may eventually.

But in the meantime, if you want your
son to keep his job, drop the charges

against Lance Compton.

Excuse me. Excuse me, Grandmother. Are
you responsible for this?

Well, no.

Are you, Richard?

What?

Oh, my goodness.

Looks like someone gave the DA a little
shove.

All right, I confess.

After all, we're family.

Damn it, Richard.

I wanted that trial. Oh, don't be
ridiculous.

Don't patronize me, Grandmother. You've
been trying to run my life ever since I

was a kid.

I'm an adult now. I make my own
decisions, and I wanted that trial.

Lance, the field is grandstanding
because of who you are. Now, why go

something as grueling as a trial when it
can be avoided?

Because now everyone will think that I
killed Melissa and Channing Money got me

off.

You stay out of my life.

Both of you.

Well...

He was never very good at saying thank
you.

Doesn't matter. I didn't do it for him.

I did it for you.

And because Victor Field gets on my
nerves.

Well, you certainly know how to get
things accomplished, Richard.

What do they say? The apple never falls
far from the tree.

Hey, Holt.

That's my body. Hey, watch it. Come on,
man. You got plenty of room.

I don't see any room, man.

Hey, that's time to save his kid
brother. Let's get a little creep. Yeah.

Ben, quick, down the aisle.

Come on, Ben, move it.

The Canaanites, man. Go.

I can't get over it!

Ben,

you alright?

We don't want no angles around here. You
hear me?

Listen, man, he's my friend. We weren't
doing anything.

What's going on around here?

Nothing, man. We saw the kid take a
fall. It's true. He fell.

What are you doing on this side of town,
Raul? I told you once, dude, you stay

away from here. There's going to be
trouble.

And if I catch you messing around with
my kid brother again, I'll tear your

off. You understand me?

Pretty bad to me.

I've been better. How you doing?

If you guys are all right, go on, get
home.

Hey, some brother you are.

Come on, Gabriel.

You and your friend, ride with us.

Hey. Looks like he had a meeting with a
brick wall.

What happened?

A couple of guys hassled Gabriel and me.

I fell off my bike.

Who the hell was it?

I don't know. Some guys from the other
side of town.

You just sit right there. I'll take care
of that.

Uruguay?

I'll shot at that hand first.

Let me swab it down with something.

Is this going to sting? It may sting a
little, yeah.

Just hold on there.

Okay. There we go. Ah, okay. Thank you.
Like a man who expresses himself.

So you and this Gabriel are pretty
tight, huh?

Yeah, he's a great guy.

I'm really starting to like it here,
Frank.

Good.

I think Dad's even getting into it.

Oh, how's that?

Oh, probably because of Gabriel's
sister, Pilar.

I think he really likes her.

Uh -huh.

They got him off the hook.

That's what everybody said.

What difference does it make? You're
innocent.

Lance, you're a free man. Enjoy it.

I shouldn't have come here. There's too
many memories.

Yeah, well, it holds a lot of memories
for me, too.

Do you remember when we were kids and we
used to come here swimming?

Do you remember that?

Yeah, I remember.

Come on.

Yes.

Right by the fire.

Well, Kenneth, it's a little late for a
business call.

I have some information, Mrs. Channing.

Well, it better be good news.

Very good indeed.

If this is what I think it is, you have
a job, a life.

I'm glad you're back. The boys missed
you.

I missed you.

I needed to get away, Richard.

Just as long as you came back, it's
okay.

Do you really think I wouldn't come
back?

Come back?

Sure.

Come back to me?

I wasn't so sure.

I love you, Richard.

God, I love you.

And I want you more than I've ever
wanted anyone.

Tragically, something like Peter's death
made me realize how essential you are

to me. No, I don't, because I need to
save it.

Okay.

What?

I've also realized that you are never
going to change.

I'm not even sure that I want you to.

Please, Richard.

Never put me or the children in that
kind of danger again.

Maggie, you three are the most precious
things I have. We're not things,

Richard. We're people. We're separate.

We need... I stand corrected.

I hope you mean that.

I love you so much.

I almost went crazy without you. I will
make you so happy. You and Kevin and

Michael so happy.

Maggie, I need your respect.

And we need yours.

I need you.

Twenty

-one

barrels on this side, Mr. O 'Grady.
Twenty -two, twenty -three, twenty

twenty -five.

Is it great?

Where'd you find it? At the Heller
Winery.

They're going out of business.

Cesar, would you excuse us for a moment?

Of course, Mrs. Channing. I'll wait for
the other truck.

Right.

Well, I'm going to get right down to
business.

You know, when I want something, I get
it.

I thought we agreed to let the courts
decide.

You agreed.

I didn't.

Please get to the point, Mrs. Channing.

You have a very lovely son what about
him I've come across some rather

interesting information about his mother

Of course I can keep your secret

for a price What do you want Falcon
crest

Next on Falcon Prep. I would suggest
that you go home and practice saying

my way.

Everyone should be able to go after what
they want and get it.

Yeah.

That's what our boy said.

Not only is she ambitious, she is so
perceptive.

That's what you've always liked best
about me, Richard.

You let me grow up all these years
thinking she was dead. I deserve to

you think that I might want to see my
mother?

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