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Our engine's overheating. Not overheating.
It's on fire.
I thought you said this plane was in perfect order.
There's nothing wrong with it yesterday.
We lost the engine.
Great. We'll be all right, Emma.
Now it's a starboard engine.
We can sanitize it.
This is Maryland.
Mayday, mayday, mayday.
We've lost both engines and our hydraulic.
Remember, we're going down.
Yeah.
Speaking.
Listen to me.
Plane's gone down somewhere this side of Denver. That's all they know. What?
I've chartered a jet. You've got to get ready.
Joseph, what about Joseph? They don't know about Joseph. They don't know about
anybody. Please, hurry.
Wait, I'll get dressed. Wait.
I'm Sheriff Kingman. I heard on the radio that you were coming. Our son was
that plane along with my mother and father. We want to go to him. We just
located the wreckage. We don't know anything about survivors.
Is that helicopter going there?
Whoa, whoa, hold it.
There's no room.
Paramedics have top priority.
I've only got two covers.
I know it's tough, but we'll just have to wait right here. Ah, you could help
out by verifying this passenger list we have.
Could we get your name, please? No, you can't. Come on. Sheriff?
No, just stand back. I'll talk to you in a few minutes.
That's the best.
Should have been with them.
I'm glad you weren't. Yes.
You couldn't get through this without you.
Joseph's alive.
He's gotta be.
And Linda.
We'll get everybody back.
No,
stay here.
My
wife,
please! Linda!
Say that.
Keep out of the way for her sake.
Did you see the little boy? Easy, son. Stay back, stay back. Hold him, stay
back.
Emma?
Emma, can you hear me? Emma, where's Joseph?
Is Joseph all right, Emma?
Angela, where's Joseph? Is my mother and father?
Philip's dead.
Let's get you in the ambulance.
No room. Careful, get to the hospital.
Lance! Where's Joseph? In the chopper.
He's all right, Melissa.
Are you sure you're all right? Yeah.
And Dad?
He's fine.
Just some broken ribs.
They'll be done with Richard. Angela says Philip's dead.
And the co -pilot.
And Michael.
Oh, my God.
I'm sorry. You folks will have to ride in a patrol car. It won't take long.
The sooner we get to the hospital, the better.
I'm Sheriff Kingman. I'm Caldwell, FAA. This is my assistant, Mr. Hanson, and
this is Mr.
Padgett.
I don't know, Jake.
Jack was right next to me in the cockpit.
No rhyme or reason.
You did all you could.
Two engines don't just burst into flame unless somebody tampered with them. I'm
Sheriff Kingman.
You the pilot?
Yeah, I'm Chase Giverny. This is Richard Channing, the owner of the plane.
Gentlemen, welcome back.
Listen, if you get up to it, Mr. Caldwell from the FAA is headed out to
crash site, and he'd really like to talk to you first.
Yeah, sure. Where is he?
He's right over here.
All right.
I'll be right there. Okay.
I'm glad you're okay, Mr. Channing. Yeah.
Thanks for plain old luck, Patton. Not to the head of my security.
Now, that plane checked out clean before the takeoff. What do you expect?
They think it was sabotage.
You may be right. And if that's the case, that means the cartel's involved.
Well, the investigation should clear that up. It better not. If there's an
investigation into the cartel, then everybody's going to find out I was
associated with it.
I got acquainted with the FAA men. They'll let me go to the crash site with
them.
Just make sure that they don't find any evidence of sabotage.
I want to have the pleasure of dealing with those murderers myself.
It had to be sabotage.
Very simple.
We're going to be looking into that, Mr. Giberti, along with weather conditions,
mechanical failure, and, of course, the possibility of pilot error.
We'll be getting back to you as soon as possible.
We're ready to go now, Sheriff.
Okay.
I feel very lucky to be standing here talking to you.
The plane came down and it was on a slope at about the 10 ,000 foot level.
And it broke up.
I think the reason that we didn't have more fatalities was because there was
only a small fire.
Any indication of what caused the crash?
Not yet.
Obviously, there'll be an investigation.
What condition are the survivors in?
I'm sure the hospital will be able to provide you with that information.
Mr. Channing, it was your plane that carried those people to their deaths.
you say the crash was in some way your responsibility?
Okay, that's all the questions.
I just want to take a look at Mr. Channing.
Mr. Channing, may I ask you a question, please?
Channing, over here, please.
And so, ladies and gentlemen, from this little town in the Colorado Rockies, an
incredible tale of death and survival is slowly emerging.
You, uh, you almost inherited Falcon Crest last night.
I'm glad I didn't.
How is he?
It's a miracle.
There's hardly a scratch on him.
It was pretty random, the way the plane broke up.
Grandmother and Philip were sitting side by side.
Joseph was in the back of the plane, though, and the tail section stayed
much intact.
How are the others?
Linda's hurt pretty bad.
They scheduled her for surgery.
Grandmother and Emma are going to be fine. They had to, uh... Give Terry
something to knock her out.
Michael hung on ten hours after the crash.
And then he died just before the helicopters got there.
Terry took it pretty hard.
Glad you're all right.
I prayed up there, would you believe it?
I prayed.
Think of it.
seemed important before weren't that important up there.
I began to wish I'd done a lot of things differently.
That'll change in a day or two.
I was trying to remember what happened.
Oh, not now, darling.
It was so dark and cold, I thought I heard someone crying. I didn't know
was. Darling, the plane crashed, and we had to wait for help.
Mother, I'm so glad you're here.
I am here, darling.
And so are you.
Thank God.
I don't have time for this.
You've been walking around all day with four broken ribs and lacerations.
I told you it's going to catch up to you sooner or later.
How are the others? How's Linda?
Relax.
Everybody's in good hands.
There was something else I could have done. Some way I could have avoided it.
Doctor, is there anything that you could give him? He could use about a month's
sleep. Are you sure my wife's all right?
I told you she's fine. I checked her over myself.
You know...
If we could have gotten Michael down sooner... Chase, it is over.
Look, if anybody else had been piloting that plane, we would have probably all
been dead.
Now, you did everything that could possibly have been done before and after
crash. Now, would you stop torturing yourself?
Yeah.
I've got to go check on my parents.
Whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa. Mr. Gioberti, we've got a wheelchair for
bed's ready.
Well, that's very considerate of you, but please get out of my way.
It's all right, Doctor.
I'll be with him.
Is she going to be all right?
With internal injuries, it's hard to tell.
I can't make any promises.
You're all right now.
You're safe.
Joseph.
How's Joseph?
He's a little shaken up, but he's going to be fine.
Good.
I want you to get better.
I love you.
I need you.
I know.
There's things we've been quarreling about lately.
They were never important.
We had... We had some good times.
I've been thinking, when you come home, when you feel better,
leave Joseph with the folks and we'll spend a week in San Francisco, just the
two of us.
I'd like that.
Hang on, sweetheart.
Please.
Cole? I'm right here.
Cole?
I love you.
And, uh...
Hello? Just a moment, please.
It's your call from Buenos Aires.
I did everything exactly as I was ordered, Herr Riemann. The plane went
the mountains.
I knew when I sent you on that mission that you were the right man for a job.
Mr. Vizier?
We are very pleased.
Unfortunately, the pilot made a crash landing.
There were survivors.
It's impossible.
Richard Channing? Escaped uninjured.
Angela Channing's husband was killed. Young Giuberti's wife, a cousin, a co
-pilot. All the rest survived.
You stupid bungler!
This could compromise everything.
I made sure there was no evidence connecting the cartel to the crash. We
proceed as planned.
The question is, can I trust you to carry it out?
You have no choice.
Everything is set in motion.
This time, there must be no mistakes.
I am well aware of that.
I'll call you as soon as it's over.
I tried to tell you, Father.
A bomb.
A single bomb planted on that plane would have eliminated them all.
It had to look like an accident.
I am tired of waiting.
I have waited far
longer than you.
And it has taught me patience.
Something you would do well to learn, boy.
Patience is an old man's excuse.
And you'll find out one of these days I'm no longer a boy.
Grant, O Lord, we pray you that while we lament the departure of our brothers
and sister out of this life, we may bear in mind that we are most certain to
follow them.
Give us the grace to make ready for that last hour by a devout and holy life and
protect us against a sudden and unprovided death.
We pray through Christ our Lord.
Amen.
Eternal rest grant unto them, O Lord.
and let perpetual light shine upon them.
May they rest in peace, and may their souls and the souls of all the faithful
departed through the mercy of God rest in peace.
Linda, my baby, my little girl.
walk you to your car.
I want to stay here for a few minutes.
Of course.
Now, you know, I'll stop by the house later.
Don't bother.
I don't need your sympathy and I don't need your help.
You're the cause of all of this.
You're responsible.
Angela, you can't know how I feel.
Terribly sorry, I am.
But I know I wasn't responsible for that crash.
You'll soon see, won't we?
We should think about moving back home.
Your place is going to be full of memories.
I know that.
And this piano.
Books.
I was going through a drawer in the kitchen today and I found a grocery list
hadn't... finished.
I have to face those things.
Well, darling, it's not just you. We're concerned about Joseph, too.
We'll be okay.
We know you will.
But if you change your mind, there's always a place here, you know.
Yeah.
But right now, all I can think about is getting through the night.
I checked it myself. The wreckage is clean. There's no sign that the plane
tampered with. Spears is a very sophisticated assassin.
If anyone could manage that, he could.
You think that'll stop Gioberti from yelling sabotage?
Not if I know anything about my brother.
He'll yell until he gets laryngitis, hopefully.
He will. I want you to double security, triple if necessary.
I don't mean just at the hangar.
Here, my home, racetrack, limousine. You understand?
Yes, sir. I'm talking about alarms, guards, bulletproof glass, electronic
surveillance, whatever it takes.
Why, don't just stand there. Get going. Get on it.
Right.
And you do a better job than you did finding Pamela.
Look, I did everything I could, pulled every string, and she just vanished into
thin air.
They killed her, Padgett.
Sure as we're standing here, she's dead.
They're sending me a message. They failed with the plane crash.
But they won't miss again.
There. I told you I could do many things.
From making a perfect pina colada to putting sunscreen on your delicate skin.
Oh, those are indeed talents to be greatly desired.
When you finish your business here, will you take me to Switzerland?
Oh, aren't you pleased with our little mansion here on the Hudson, my dear?
Oh, yes. It's most elegant.
But I've always wanted to go to Europe and places like that.
If you please me, who knows where we might go?
Yes?
The guards have Spirith.
Have them bring him here to me.
Mr. Crane wants you to bring him here.
Poor Mr. Spheeris will not be happy to see me here.
He'll know that I warned you about him. I can hardly wait to see his face.
You must be a very powerful man.
Oh, man, it's only as powerful as the organization he heads.
Our cartel is the strongest and wealthiest in the world.
Spheeris, we've been expecting you.
I am aware of that now.
You should learn to hire the right people and to find loyal ones to serve
Johan Riemann's plans to take over the cartel have failed.
I don't know what you are talking about.
I've already heard that a bomb blast killed most of our board of directors in
Geneva. But Johan should not have tangled with me.
And at your expense.
I have learned a great deal from you, Mr. Crane, about hiring the right
like these gentlemen here, and also about
accepting loyalty.
Elkie, you've done very well.
Goodbye, Mr. Crane.
be the same.
You know what to do.
Spirit, I'll double what the Reidmans are paying you.
Is there anything else, Mrs. Channing?
Excuse me, Mrs. Erickson.
Charlie, I've been Angela Channing in the business world for a long time.
I'm going back to it in my personal life.
Yes, Mrs. Channing.
Well, I see you're still determined to go through with this.
Mm -hmm.
I'm all packed. Everything's in the car.
Thanks for your help.
It'll be lonesome around here without you.
You'll be missed at the family gatherings.
It won't be the same without you, Melissa.
Oh, I'll always be available for the family gatherings, Angela.
Funerals, shootings, divorces.
And, of course, reading of will.
We'll keep you in mind.
I'll be at my father's house.
The number hasn't changed.
How about some of Sam's dessert wine?
Here, it's excellent.
Who's? Sam Giannini. He owns a small vineyard and winery adjacent to Falcon
Crest up on the ridge.
Very good. Yeah, it is.
Well, now that you own your own vineyard, you might get to know your
Do I have a vineyard, Chase?
You certainly do.
As executor of Michael's estate, I met with the lawyer today.
He filled me in generally with what's involved.
I think it's too soon.
Honey, Michael would want you to know as soon as possible.
Terry, unfortunately, there are some business affairs that just have to be
with.
All right, I'll listen, but just... Give me time to get used to it, please.
Okay.
We'll go over the details another time.
First of all, there's the house you're living in now and the vineyards, both of
which Michael inherited from my mother's estate.
You know, you might think about becoming a vintner.
We'd be happy to help you.
Take your mind off your troubles, that's for sure.
I'll think about it.
And there are other properties, land, and...
Commercial buildings here and in the East that Michael accumulated over the
years.
And that's about it, other than some insurance policies.
The bottom line, Terry, is that you are a very wealthy woman.
I'd rather have Michael back than any part of that.
Listen, if you don't mind, I think I'm going to go.
You sure?
Yeah, I need to be alone.
Um, thank you, Chase. I know this had to be done.
Thank you. Thank you again, honey.
I'll give you a call
Somebody broke through our security system again
I didn't dare call you. I was frightened that your line would be tapped.
Then when I came here, I was confused by the security.
But you managed to slip through, didn't you?
You hear that?
When the alarms went off, I didn't know who was going to come out of the
woodwork.
That's why I hid.
I'm just glad you're alive.
You know, they killed Norton Crane.
That doesn't surprise me.
How'd they let you get away?
Well, the guards were in on it. And Spheeris as well, I think.
When they fled the scene, I fled the scene.
With Norton Crane's credit card.
I found it in her purse.
Well, of course I stole it. How else am I going to buy an airline ticket?
That's right, Padgett. Bad manners. You should be tightening your unreachable
security rather than rifling ladies' purses.
How do we know she's telling the truth?
What? Because I got word earlier, a bomb went off in Geneva killing most of the
cartel's border directors. I figured a takeover was in the wind. With Crane out
of the way, that makes it complete.
Do we know who's behind it?
It's got to be Johann Riedman.
Who's he?
He was the head of the Gestapo in Paris during World War II.
He and my mother founded the cartel, but he fell out of favor.
I thought he was dead.
So did I.
And two weeks ago, I got an invitation to visit him in Buenos Aires.
I wondered what he wanted to see me about.
Now I know.
He wanted you to cooperate in a takeover.
It's beginning to look like Mr. Reedman could be responsible for that plane
crash.
Well, you see, Joseph, there's really nothing to it. I used to watch our cook
it all the time. Just a few tomatoes, a couple of onions, a little garlic, and
presto, spaghetti sauce.
Well, I guess I could have left something out.
Wait, Mommy, I'm hungry.
Oh, how can somebody with the last name of Gretty not know how to make spaghetti
sauce?
There's got to be a recipe somewhere in here.
What are you doing here?
Hi.
I sent a sitter home. I wanted to surprise you with a nice dinner.
You don't have to do that.
Joseph and I are getting along fine.
Look, I know what you must be thinking, but in spite of the way everything
looks, I have everything under control.
Good. Then that pot's supposed to be boiling over.
Oh, no.
Supposed to be spaghetti.
Never mind.
I have a wonderful salad in the refrigerator. Why don't you two
yourself comfortable while I toss it?
What's so funny?
You trying to find your way around the kitchen. Never cooked a meal in your
life.
Oh, and I suppose that you had dinner all planned.
As a matter of fact, I did.
How do you feel about Chinese?
Would you trust me to dish it up?
Megan!
Oh, God.
Oh, another nightmare.
panel's flat.
The plane's dropping like a stone.
It's all right.
It's all right.
You've got to try to put this out of your mind. This is never going to happen
again. It's all right.
I'm asleep or awake. It happens over and over again.
The plane I'm flying is carrying people to their deaths.
There's nothing I can do to prevent it.
I can't wait until this investigation is finished and you can stop blaming
yourself.
What happened?
All the thousands of people I've flown.
I've flown safely.
But this one time, my own family... It's all right.
It's all right.
We're here. We're safe.
It's okay.
Johnny? Are you the man with the fertilizer?
Well, as a matter of fact, I do have a good supply of it.
Well, take it around by the gardener's shed.
Well, since you ask, my name is Greg Ridd.
I've heard of you, and I didn't like what I heard, and I certainly don't like
what I see.
Well, now, I wouldn't call that a very... Promising beginning.
You're that fancy lawyer from Boston my husband talked about.
Boston was a long time ago.
No, I moved over to California to go to Stanford. I've been here ever since.
Isn't it a little primitive for you out here in the West?
Not at all.
My father was American. He taught me to ruff it. My English mother, on the other
hand, taught me not to ask sarcastic questions.
Well, let me give you a direct question.
What are you doing here?
Direct question, direct answer.
I've been working my way through the courts and corporations of California, a
kind of high -priced itinerant worker.
I got tired of living out of a suitcase, so I bought myself a ranch here in the
valley, and I want to spend more time with my horses.
You need an attorney, and I need a job.
Perfect opportunity for the both of us.
My husband isn't cold in his grave, and you're applying for his job?
Well, outside of the courtroom, Philip and I liked each other, though I am very
sorry that he's dead.
You're still going to need... I need good legal advice.
You get out of here.
You're no better than an ambulance chaser.
Well, should you change your mind, I'll always be around.
And if nothing else, I guess we can always do a deal for the fertilizer.
Good morning.
Good morning. You look rested.
And I woke up this morning and I couldn't remember where I was.
You look very good in black.
Thank you.
You want to talk about what happened to you?
Not for a couple of days.
I'm still trying to convince myself that it's really over.
I never thought I'd see fresh orange juice again.
I'll have you know, I squeezed that myself.
Oh, you make me feel very pampered.
You deserve a little pampering.
That sounds like something I should take advantage of.
If every wish is my command.
Really?
Really.
You not only look rested, I believe you are rested.
Welcome home.
I'm so glad you stopped by. It's nice to have this little talk.
I appreciate the invitation.
And the tea.
We must keep in touch.
Next time you come down to my place.
Oh, Terry.
I do know what you're going through.
If there's anything I can do.
Thanks. I think I'm going to be all right.
But I was thinking about business matters.
Perhaps Michael left a couple of things unfinished.
Now, if I can be of any help.
You mean like the harvest from my vineyard?
Oh, well, we talk about that when the time comes.
Of course.
Goodbye, Terry.
Very nice.
Thanks. I picked it up this morning.
Oh, yeah?
You're not wasting any time spending Michael's inheritance, are you?
I checked with my attorney before I bought it.
Well, I'm sure Michael would have wanted you to have it.
Don't be tacky, Lance.
Me?
So soon after your husband's funeral, you're flashing around in a new fancy
sports car?
Look, I loved Michael, but he's dead.
And I am very much alive.
Oh, yeah. Glad to hear it.
We're going to get together soon.
Lance, I'm still in mourning.
Bye.
I came as soon as it was safe, Herima.
I thought you were your father.
I hope you will treat me with the same respect.
I understand you kept your appointment
with Norton Crane.
Ja, Herima.
And with his friends.
Geneva. So I hear.
To the battlement of the international police.
Well done.
However, your failure to eliminate all of the principles of Falcon Quest has
cost us dearly.
Perhaps, Father, if Mr. Spherus understood the importance of our
All right.
Not even Morton Crane knew the secret of Falcon Quest.
Not even the people who live there know that they are sitting on a hoard of gold
and diamonds and objects of art. They were moved from Germany shortly after
World War II.
Rebmann treasure.
I thought it was just a rumor.
Forty years ago, I amassed the fortune in jewels and artifacts taken from
museums, churches, and temples all across Europe.
After it disappeared, I knew at once who had taken it.
Jacqueline Perrault was the only other person who knew about it. She and Henri
Denon smuggled the treasure out and buried it somewhere beneath Gioberti
using all the resources of the cartel, of course.
I learned all of this after Henry died.
By then, Jacqueline turned the cartel which I had founded against me.
To find the treasure, we must have falcon craft.
But first, we must eliminate the present owners.
There could always be another accident.
Not yet.
Not without arousing suspicion.
We will wait for the right moment.
In the old days, we would not have hesitated.
I have outlived all of my contemporaries of the cartel, and I didn't achieve
that without a certain amount of caution.
We are so close.
If you're afraid, let someone who isn't act for you.
Listen to me. I am still in charge.
A Reitman treasure is safe where it is.
When it is time to uncover it, I will be the one to say so.
Diamonds growing in the roots of those vines.
And gold waiting to be dug like potatoes. I can feel them in my hands.
I will not let anyone stop me.
Falcon Crest will surrender its treasure.
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