Gerard said you wanted to see me.
Yes, good morning.
Close the door, please.
Blake.
I'm sorry.
I'm sorry about last night.
Krystle, all the time we've been married,
we've never been less than honest with each other.
And we've solved more than one problem, always together.
But last night, it was as if you were almost a total stranger. Why?
I mean, is there something that you can't tell me,
for whatever the reason?
But I have told you. It's this illness of mine.
It's made me overly emotional, and everyhing that's happening is my fault.
We've been to see a second doctor about your illness.
And he couldn't find anything wrong.
I have to assume that whatever the problem is,
it's between us.
[KNOCKlNG OF DOOR]
Yes, come in.
Excuse me, sir, the car's out front.
May I remind you of your appointment at the Harrison Building.
Oh, yes, thank you, Gerard.
I have to go now but...
Tonight, we're going to say whatever we have to say to each other
until whatever is wrong is straightened out.
I am not going to settle for anything less.
I can't.
We can't.
I am sick and tired of it, do you understand?
I'm not going to take any more of this stalling.
What a sweet niece you are, Samantha Josephine.
Can't stand the idea of your Auntie Krystle being locked up any longer.
Listen to me, Joel,
I order you to tell Rita to transfer my money
to that bank account she set up in the Cayenne lslands--
- Cayman. Cayman lslands. - Whatever.
- And I want-- - All right, cool it. I'll do it, okay?
One week, Joel. That's what you get to deliver my money to me
- or I'm calling this whole deal off. RlTA: Joel, can I talk to you?
It's kind of personal.
Go ahead, both of you.
As long as you understand. And make it clear to Rita too.
Make what clear?
Nothing, don't worry about it.
Now, what do you need to talk about, princess?
I'm scared, Joel.
I know. Blake. You told me.
But you didn't tell me what to do about it.
I can't keep coming up with excuses.
Let him make love to you.
But how can you say that?
You're supposed to love me.
I do love you.
I love you so much, I'm willing to make this sacrifice.
But you've got to do your part too.
What if I can't get away with it?
I wouldn't worry about that.
Remember, all cats are grey in the dark.
But Blake and Krystle Carrington
seem to have something so special between them.
- He'll know I'm not her, Joel. - He may notice the improvement.
But to be safe, make sure he has wine with dinner,
- and fix him a brandy after. A couple. - But he isn't a big drinker, Joel.
But you're a great actress and you can do it, princess.
We've worked so hard for this, and why?
Because we love each other.
And we want only the best, right?
Tell me you're gonna make it work.
Tell me you're gonna make all our dreams become as real
as money, lots of money.
[CHUCKLES]
Wanna try for some dessert?
Darling, I'm having my breakfast.
Well, we could start a whole new trend, dear.
Come on, let's go for it.
Look, it was a long night and we both overslept.
I think we should both start up our day.
What's the matter, Alexis?
Are you trying to get me out of here
before King Galen arrives from the hospital?
Afraid I'll cause a scene?
No, but you haven't exactly made a secret
about how you feel about him moving in here.
I think His Majesty is a majestic conniver,
and that you're a fool.
The man may be planning to take you for all you've got.
But, hey, it's your life and money, so do what you want with them.
Does that mean that you're not going to fight me on this, Dex?
Alexis,
if your deal with our forthcoming houseguest means that much to you,
- no, I'm not going to fight you. - Good.
- I have got to get to work. - Hm.
- Ciao. - Ciao, baby.
- Galen. Galen, welcome. - Alexis.
What a welcome and beautiful sight you are.
- Oh, thank you. - Hello, Mrs. Dexter.
Oh, good morning, Larry.
- It's Harry. - Oh, of course.
I'll check with Mr. Lin on the menus, Your Majesty.
Alexis. Alexis.
Shall I count the ways I'm prepared to show my gratitude to you?
Oh, Galen, a simple thank you would be enough.
I'm just happy to have you here.
I hope you like the decor, I didn't have much time.
You have done wonders. Wonders.
And is there anything else that I can do for you?
- Make myself more of a burden to you? - No.
Oh, no. No.
Oh, there must be something.
Well, there are a few things which would help me.
Hm.
A private telephone line, a telex address,
a trustworthy secretary, and perhaps a line of credit.
Oh, consider it done.
You are so good to me, Alexis.
Although, it is obvious I can't impose upon you forever.
Not forever, Galen,
just until you're well enough to walk out of here.
I'm happy to give you anything I have.
Oh, excuse me.
Oh, that's all right. I was just leaving, Michael.
I'll see you later. Take care.
- Bye-bye. ALEXlS: Bye.
- I received your message, Father. - Come, sit.
I've been working on the plan to retake our homeland.
- You ready for your first mission? - I'm more than ready.
Good.
Tonight, you will fly to New York and meet with several officers,
mercenaries, whose loyalties are for sale,
which means, Michael, you must be very tough in your dealings with them.
- Is that understood? - Yes, Father.
There's danger involved.
There are enemies among us even now, here.
Do you mean possibly among the hotel staff?
I mean Mr. Dexter.
He is not to be trusted, not under any circumstances.
But he saved your life.
And I am grateful to the man.
But that is in the past.
I'm concerned with my future now and the future of our country.
So be careful. He's not our friend.
He may be our very mortal enemy.
Would you take some of these, please?
RlTA: Gerard.
All these flowers.
And there's something else in the box.
My God, this looks like the botanical gardens back home.
"My darling Krystle,
there is no problem that can't be worked out.
You told me that once, and you were right.
Meanwhile, a few tokens of my everlasting love.
Blake,"
A few?
He must have cleaned out every florist in the state of Colorado.
RlTA: Oh....
SAMMY JO: What's the matter?
Come back here.
Rita, what is the matter?
It's Blake.
No man has ever loved me the way he does.
But it isn't me he loves.
But you have Joel.
Oh, sure, Joel.
Joel told me to sleep with Blake tonight.
That's the kind of guy I get involved with.
[PHONE BUZZES]
- Hello? - Krystle, I'm calling you because--
Oh, Blake, your flowers and the earrings, they're so beautiful.
Oh, good, I'm glad you liked them.
I'm calling you because
I didn't like the way I sounded when I was talking to you this morning.
I love you.
And our marriage means more to me than anything in this world.
And I just wanted you to know how I was looking forward
to being with you tonight.
And so am l, Blake. Goodbye, darling.
Being with him.
Oh, God.
Mrs. Gunnerson, I'd like you to prepare
my husband's favourite entree for dinner tonight.
- BeefWellington. - Yes.
And would you have Gerard open up a very special bottle of wine.
Oh, a very special dinner, hm?
Oh, yes. Very special.
[SlGHS]
AMANDA: Surprise.
And a very nice one, Amanda.
Then may I take you to lunch? You look tired and you need a break.
Besides, crown princes and chairmen of the board
do not eat tuna fish sandwiches in their offices.
Well, I'd love to but I've got a lot to do today.
Oh, and tonight--
If you're about to dare to tell me that you've got a date
with that movie star in the Brisas suite, I'll be absolutely mortified.
Well, no, but I do have to leave town.
I have to fly to New York tonight on business.
What sort of business?
Well, maybe the movie star in the Brisas suite
has made a date with me there.
No, seriously, Michael.
Well, now that my father is back, we have a lot of work to do together.
Political work? Is that it?
Yes, and the less you know about it, the better.
But that doesn't mean I can't go with you, Michael.
I want to be a part of whatever you're involved in.
Is that so much for a wife to ask of her husband?
- I can't allow it, Amanda. - Why not?
I just can't allow it and I won't.
Now is that clear enough?
I see.
Is it because it might be dangerous?
Then I'll be a part of that danger.
Unless you want to shut me out of your life again.
I'm just trying to protect you.
Now, please believe that.
Michael, it's just because I love you and I'm so frightened.
Shh. Everyhing's gonna be all right.
What about Dex?
He knows about these things. Maybe he could help you.
No, Dex is the last person you should talk to about this.
You have to keep this to yourself, Amanda.
Everyhing I've told you.
Look, I'm trusting you with my life.
[KNOCKlNG ON DOOR]
- Hello, Dominique. - Hello.
I know this is an imposition, but thank you for allowing me
- to come up. - You caught me at a very busy time.
I must say, Jonathan, for someone trained by the State Department,
I find these sudden phone calls from the lobby very undiplo--
Very undiplomatic.
[BOTH CHUCKLE]
Please sit down.
You have such a beautiful smile.
That's very sweet.
And you'll thank me by allowing me to invite you to dinner.
Say, tomorrow night.
I'm sorry, but I can't.
In that case, I'll make reservations for us tonight.
- Say, the Sierra Room at 7:30. - Jonathan, I'm telling you that I can't.
I'll wait for you until 8.
Now, you'll either be there
or you'll continue playing hurt and locking out the rest of the world.
Including this undiplomatic but genuinely caring type.
- Hello, Jeanette. - Mrs. Dexter.
I was told you wanted to see me.
Yes, I certainly do.
I just came from visiting Little Blake and he seemed rather upset.
- Upset? - Yes.
I presume you heard about the unfortunate incident the other day
when he accidentally bumped into Mrs. Carrington in his toy car
and she became angry and started swearing at him.
Well, I heard that you phoned Mrs. Gunnerson and told her.
Yes, I did. I told her that Mrs. Carrington
was abusing that child.
Mrs. Dexter, what does all of this have to do with me?
[SlGHS]
Jeannette, since I can't be here, I want you to help me.
- Help you? - Yes.
I want you to keep your eyes open,
and to tell me everyhing that Mrs. Carrington does with L.B.
Here's a hundred dollars.
Well, call it a retainer.
I'll match it every week.
I'm sorry, I can't do that, Mrs. Dexter.
I work for Mrs. Carrington.
Jeannette, I'm not asking you to be a spy.
I'm just asking you to protect Little Blake from that woman.
God knows what she could--
Jeannette, would you please go?
I know what you're doing, Alexis.
First, you try to turn my family on me and now you're working on my staff.
I want you out of my house, immediately.
Krystle, I'm not working on anyone.
I just want to prevent you from hurting L.B. anymore.
Maybe you didn't hear me. I said get out.
With pleasure.
Oh, Alexis, you forgot your hundred dollar bill.
Why don't you keep it, Krystle.
As soon as Blake realises what shoddy goods he's married,
you may need it for a bus ticket back to Dayton.
Good evening, Jonathan. I'm just a little late.
Just a little.
Thank you.
You can pour the wine now. I think it's breathed long enough.
Well, Dominique, here we are.
- So it seems. - And so much for small talk.
Thank God. Ha, ha.
Now, let us move on to weightier matters.
Seriously.
I told you I heard you sing in Paris. That night I had considered suicide.
Your voice touched me more than I can ever explain.
It was something inside you.
Something that made me feel I knew you then
as I feel I know you now.
I must have given a hell of a performance.
We're very much alike.
Two people who have had to work hard for they have.
And we've both suffered some deep hurts.
Kindred spirits, so to speak?
Maybe so
and maybe not.
There aren't many people like us in this world
and when two of them meet, it's too precious to waste on small talk.
I agree.
So why don't we get down to some very serious business?
Let's order a scrumptious, delicious dinner, shall we?
[BOTH LAUGH]
I'm gonna make a prediction.
In time,
in short time,
you are going to drop all of those defences.
And when you do, you will not be sorry.
[DOOR RATTLlNG]
I've got a surprise for you.
Some of your own clothes.
Pick one for tomorrow.
Tomorrow?
A night on the town, just the two of us.
What are you talking about?
I'm taking you out for cocktails. Dining, dancing.
Who knows, maybe even a drive.
Oh, you don't mean that.
Don't tell me what I mean and don't mean.
I said I'm taking you out.
If you try anything stupid, anything at all
the price will be more than you'll wanna pay.
- Price? - That woman,
the one that's living at the mansion,
she's gonna know where I'm taking you.
If you make a scene, get me into any kind of trouble,
she's gonna know what to do.
And you don't want your baby hurt.
And don't be late.
Dinner was wonderful.
And here's to a very special evening.
At the risk of breaking the spell,
is there something that I've said or something I've done
that's been disturbing you?
Blake.
Everyhing is so good between us now.
Isn't that all that's important?
I wish it were.
But so much distance has developed between us.
So much has happened that I honestly don't understand.
Maybe this is all we needed to correct that.
A quiet evening, alone.
I love you, Blake.
And I didn't mean to reject you.
I love you.
I love you with all my heart and all my being.
I love you so much.
No, I can't.
What is it? What's the matter now?
Damn it, did you hear me? I said, what's the matter now?
Am I going to have to force you into reminding you
of what we have together?
No, please don't.
Once before, just this way, I almost destroyed what we had.
I won't do it again.
I know things haven't been exactly good between us,
but I need your help.
How do you think I can help?
It's about my inheritance.
You know the oil well that Matthew had with Walter Lankershim,
the one that Walter left me in his will?
Well, your father's trying to rob me of it. It's my will.
Claudia, no matter what you think about Blake,
you can't think he's a thief.
Well, let's not get into semantics now. Let's get into facts.
You were working with Matthew and Walter when that well came in.
You must remember how badly Blake wanted that well.
And how hard Matthew and Walter worked to keep it.
You know how your father finally came by it?
I was gone for a long time.
Walter could have over-extended himself, drilling holes didn't pay off.
I don't know, there are any number of explanations.
You wanna hear Blake's version of it?
He said that Walter used that well as collateral
on a loan that he never paid off.
I wanna pay Blake back on that loan, only he won't let me.
So how do I fit into all this?
You're his son.
I want you to talk to him and convince him that he's wrong.
Sorry, Claudia.
I can't help you. I don't believe you have a case against Blake.
Of course you don't.
You're Steven Carrington.
A born-to-the-manor Carrington.
And all the Carringtons stick together, don't they, right or wrong?
Only this case, you're wrong.
Oh, Steven, go back to your rich boy's toys that your Daddy bought you.
He got you a whole room full of them, didn't he?
Maybe he thought that they would help,
but he was wrong, in more ways than one.
I'm gonna ignore that, because that's not you talking.
That's Adam Carrington's wife, and she's a stranger to me.
And she's becoming more and more a stranger to all of us.
BART: May I get you a drink? ADAM: No, thank you.
- I'm here to talk about the-- - Preliminary injunction, yes.
- I received your message yesterday. - Thank you.
"Urgent. I repeat, urgent.
As you know, Denver-Carrington and Colby Enterprises of California
are planning to build a pipeline
from the Pacific Ocean to America's heartland,"
There are those who oppose this
and threaten to halt it with a preliminary injunction.
So here you are, Mr. Carrington, urgently, to...
To talk about the injunction, yes, Mr. Fallmont.
And to make you an offer.
Nothing unsavoury, I trust.
How could you even begin to think that?
There is nothing unsavoury about a gift to a friend of the family,
in this case, the corporate family.
A gift. I see.
Explain that, Mr. Carrington, will you, please?
[LAUGHS]
Look, Mr. Fallmont, we all know what you're after.
A bid for the Senate.
To follow in your father's and your grandfather's footsteps, as it were.
You want Capitol Hill, we want the pipeline.
So why don't we just save ourselves a lot of time and energy.
You help us
and Denver-Carrington will contribute handsomely to your campaign.
That being your gift to me.
And to the state, and to the country.
All wrapped up in a pretty, if invisible, ribbon.
Mr. Carrington, do you know a gift that I would really appreciate now?
No. What's that?
If you were to get up out of that chair,
turn around and get the hell out of my office.
Fallmont.
Do you really plan to get to Washington
based on your good looks alone?
Or on your family's political record?
This is more than an injunction, this is a principle.
And I am gonna fight you people with everyhing that I've got.
You read my message, Carrington?
You went to see Bart Fallmont without telling me?
Steven, I'm busy.
I knew I couldn't trust you. When you said we'd work together,
- you were lying through your teeth. - Look, this is my responsibility.
I'm going to handle this injunction my way whether you like it or not.
That's exactly what I'm afraid of.
Well, mother still owns 25 percent of those oil leases.
I'm not letting you off the hook. I'm gonna see Fallmont myself.
So you've come to apologise for your brother, is that it?
He's his own man.
Let him make his own apologies.
I would, however, like to discuss the pipeline.
Point out its more positive aspects, I suppose.
Talk about all its aspects.
Tell me something, what is this game you Carringtons play?
Good cop, bad cop,
- both of them self-serving? - What are you talking about?
I'm talking about fighting you people with everyhing that I've got.
Because it's time the big oil companies realise they can't rape the land
and poison the environment
just to add to their already enormous tax-protected profits.
Look, I'm sympathetic to everyhing you're saying.
- Are you? - Yes.
And I can assure you every means will be taken to protect the environment.
Every means. Including your father's, I suppose.
My father, in case you don't realise it or don't want to realise it,
is very aware of what's right and what's wrong.
He also happens to be a man who's done a lot to help this country grow,
to create jobs, to supply necessary energy where there was none.
And you're your father's son and I've offended you.
Well, I'm gonna go one step further.
I'm gonna throw you out of this office the same way I threw out your brother.
There is the door, Carrington. Use it.
Now.
ALEXlS: Damn.
Why did I trade in the other Rolls for this heap?
A hundred and fifty thousand dollars and all I get is a flat tyre.
How long is it going to take to fix, Bruce?
It's Eric, Mrs. Dexter. And it won't take long.
DEX: Well...
In the meantime, would Mrs. Dexter care for a drink?
In this godforsaken place?
There's a roadhouse. We could kill a little time there.
That shack? You must be joking.
Alexis, it's either that shack or help Eric change the tyre.
Let's hit the shack.
Oh, what a dump.
Dex.
I don't believe it.
Do you see what I see?
Yes, I do.
Let's dance. I want to get a little closer, see what's going on.
Oh, let it go, Alexis. It's not your affair.
No, but it's obviously theirs, isn't it? The sterling Krystle
and the rather attractive stranger in a tete-a-tete.
Come on, let's dance.
[MELLOW COUNTRY MUSlC PLAYlNG ON SPEAKERS]
ALEXlS: Howdy.
You having a good time?
Because I am.
It's sort of magical for me. It's all...
It's all very, very special.
- Who are those people? - I don't know.
Don't do anything stupid.
Remember what I said about your baby?
It's up to you.
I'm not gonna do anything.
I'm feeling better. Do you wanna dance?
Krystle, what a surprise.
Tell me, is this the new in place?
Hello, Alexis, Dex.
Krystle.
Oh, well, aren't you going to introduce us to your friend?
I'm Alexis Dexter.
Robert Travers. I'm Mrs. Carrington's doctor.
Psychiatrist, no doubt.
Well, Krystle, have you been beating up any small children recently?
- Alexis, this isn't the time for that. - Oh, I think it is.
- I'd like to talk to you, Krystle. - And I'd like to speak to you, Alexis.
I'd give anything for one of your cigarettes.
Since when do you smoke?
I started recently.
I'd like to try one of those brown cigarettes you smoke.
Well, you certainly have changed. Smoking, no jewellery.
- Dex has the cigarettes. - Here's some matches, Dex.
You shouldn't smoke, Mrs. Carrington. It's bad for your allergy.
- Nice to have met both of you. - Nice to see you.
By the way, how long have you been in Denver?
Nearly a year.
Are you at Cheney Hospital or Denver Memorial?
Private practise.
ALEXlS: What do you specialise in?
JOEL: Allergies. - Fascinating.
You certainly are.
Nice to have met you.
- Something's wrong, Alexis. - How observant of you.
No, I mean it. She looks frightened.
I'm gonna ask her if she'd like a ride home with us.
Oh, Dex. Dex, don't be so naive.
What she is allergic to is Blake.
She's obviously cheating on him.
And how she looks is guilty. Heh.
It's written all over her face.
Come on, let's go.
Stupid little trick, writing "help" on a matchbook cover.
It's from an old movie. It never works.
You wanna play fun and games?
I know some games that are a lot more fun.
You're much too lovely to stay angry with for long.
Besides, I did enjoy our first date.
We should do this more often.
Pleasant dreams.
[DOOR LOCKlNG]
[KNOCKlNG ON DOOR]
- Who is it? - Blake. May I come in for a moment?
Oh, please, come in.
Good morning.
I was on my way to the office,
but I wanted to remind you that we're going to that charity ball tonight.
You do remember?
Of course I remember, I'm looking forward to it, really.
Even though for the past few days and nights
it's been clear that we're married in name only,
this is more of a business occasion for me than anything else.
I would like, if possible, if you could act like a loving wife.
[SlGHS]
That woman is incredible.
I mean, two days ago, she throws me out of her house,
screaming like the alley cat that she really is.
And then last night, caught, trapped in her guilt,
she comes on all sweetness and light.
I mean, how two-faced can you get?
Come on, Alexis, you're not gonna lay into Krystle again, are you?
You like her, don't you?
Well, she's always been pleasant and gracious to me.
Of course she has. You're a man, darling.
Tell me something.
Has Krystle ever come on to you?
Hm?
Come on, Dex, tell me the truth.
[CHUCKLES]
- No, she hasn't. - Hm.
And no, I am not thinking what you are,
that she's having an affair.
I suppose she was just out dancing with the doctor.
That's right.
Dex, you are so naive.
She's obviously having an affair with him.
And that makes you smile.
-From ear to ear. -Ha, ha, ha. Alexis, you're perverse.
Yes, I know. But deliciously so.
Look, Alexis, the only doctor that I'm interested in right now is King Galen's,
what he has to say.
When will the majestic one walk again?
Any prognosis yet?
Oh, I didn't know you were so concerned.
Make that anxious.
Well, there is a very definite prognosis.
He will walk as soon as his nerves begin to respond.
First, he'll move his toes, then his ankles,
- then eventually, his legs. - Will it be quick when it starts?
Yes. Does that assuage your anxiety?
- Hello, Galen. - Alexis.
I'm sorry I am late in visiting you.
I've had a very busy day at the office. Here, some magazines for you.
How very kind of you.
It has seemed an eternity since this morning
but all is forgiven, as you say.
- Have you ordered your dinner yet? - Yes, I have.
But right now I am doing my exercise. More important than food.
Well, nearly.
Well...
How's it going?
Not very well, I'm afraid.
There's been no progress, at least not yet.
Well, don't worry, the doctor said it was going to take a little time.
And when that time comes, we are going to celebrate.
Denver's skies are going to light up with fireworks
and champagne is going to flow like fountains of Versailles.
[LAUGHlNG]
Oh, you'll never know, Alexis, never,
how much it means to me to let me stay here with you.
But once I walk again, and I will, I will,
I'm going to make all your trouble worth your while, believe that.
I do, Galen.
I really do.
Thought you'd enjoy some company, and a little entertainment.
Would you?
I don't care.
It'll be nice.
A quiet evening, together,
just the two of us.
WOMAN [ON TV]: You have been notified. The...
I've got our dinner outside. I'll just go out and get it.
--four vehicles, all passenger cars,
which in a matter of seconds, piled into another,
causing one witness to say...
According to police, the four-car collision
was the worst in Denver this month.
Now we switch you live to the Bergman Center
for a report on this evening's charity ball.
It's expected to raise at least $2 million.
REPORTER: Mrs. Carrington, Mr. Carrington,
would you step this way for a moment, please?
- Good evening, Mr. Carrington. - Good evening.
Mrs. Carrington, as one of the official sponsors of this ball,
would you tell us why you personally feel the Holloway Foundation
is so important to the Denver community?
The answer to that is very simple.
Estelle Holloway spent her life caring for needy children
in this city and throughout the country, and I think that we owe it
- Oh, God. - to her memory
- What's happening? - and to the people who need love
and emotional nurturing to keep this foundation alive.
- Thank you, Mrs. Carrington. - Thank you.
Thank you.
You. You've stolen my life from me!
I want it back, do you hear me?
I'm Krystle Carrington. I am!
I am!
Let go of me.
What do you want from me?
I want you to love me.
You're insane!
Am l?
Well, we'll see about that.
I have a way with women.
With all women.
You can't begin to know what it's like to be loved
by a man who knows women the way I do.
But you will.