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Cole and Melissa have decided to have their marriage blessed in the church.
Oh, God.
Whatever you think just happened there.
She's not accepting submissions.
If she's willing to take a chance, why can't you? Why don't you two stop
like I'm not here?
Why don't I just stop talking?
Why are you stopping?
We'll be late for the ceremony.
Please get out of the car now, Mr. Stavros.
Oh, boy, he's gone and done it again, huh?
Oh, well.
Of course, Angela had to announce it in front of the entire valley.
How about it, Brandy?
Oh, fine.
I don't know how that woman sleeps nights.
No, of course not. She sleeps nights. No conscience.
He didn't give me a chance to explain at the party.
Okay.
After we found out Melissa couldn't have any more children, we decided to use a
surrogate.
Fascinating.
We couldn't find anybody really suitable.
Except... Rob?
Why didn't you tell us? Why all the secrecy?
Well, you had your own problems to worry about. I was... trying to wait for the
timing to be right. No, no, the timing was perfect. In front of all those
people, a month before the girls to have a baby, and from Angela's mouth, no
less. Perfect, but irresponsible.
Don't you think I know how screwed up things are right now?
I'm trying to work things out.
I hope you are, Cole, for Joseph's sake, because you're not alone anymore. You
have a son to think about, and he deserves a more stable home than he's
Don't worry about Joseph.
I'll take care of him.
And in conclusion, Your Honor,
Mrs. Channing has testified here in this court that she signed the contract
transferring the ownership of the New Globe to Lance Compson with the express
and very clear understanding that he runs the newspaper himself.
Now, aside from the fact, therefore, that Mr. Compson has clearly dealt in
faith, there is, however, a more important issue at stake here. Whoever
newspaper has a real... and absolute responsibility to the whole community.
The fact that Lance Compton has completely and irresponsibly failed to
in trading the New Globe to Richard Channing just as so much horse flesh.
We therefore urge you, Your Honor, to uphold the terms of their understanding
and to return the control of the New Globe to Mrs. Channing, who will and can
run the New Globe in a very fit and thoroughly responsible fashion.
Miss Roberts?
A very eloquent summation, Mr. Reardon.
However, Your Honor, the morality of the situation is not at issue here.
The fact remains that this contract is legally binding.
Thank you.
I must say I have to agree with Mr. Reardon.
This whole affair has been handled abominably.
However, Miss Roberts is right.
The contract is legally binding.
Mr. Channing may keep the New Globe, and Mr. Cunston is free to keep the radio
station.
I urge you, Mrs. Channing, to be more prudent in your business dealings in the
future.
Case dismissed.
Put it there.
I'm sorry, Angela.
The law is the law. I want you to meet me back at Falcon Crest as fast as you
can get there. We have to talk.
Yes, ma 'am.
We did it.
Mr. Roberts?
I did want to thank you.
You're welcome.
You were great.
Well, thank you. The pleasure's all mine. Of course, there will be a small
attached.
Hope you enjoyed the show.
Hope you enjoy rock and roll.
Bye -bye. Good luck.
Yes, boss?
Well, I've got a newspaper to run now. Guess I better get to work.
Well, I'll see you there.
Congratulations again.
You did the best you could with a bad hand.
Thank you, I think.
How about the loser treating the winner to a drink?
Not today, thanks.
Well, then, how about the winner treating the loser tomorrow night?
You're badgering, Mr. Reardon, and the answer is still no.
Well, if admiration for the performance of a fellow...
Attorney is called badgering then. Yes, Miss Roberts, I have to plead guilty.
And should you be interested in some shop talk, small talk, or even just a
jokes, here's my card. And if not, I'm quite sure we'll see each other again in
court with different hands.
I know. Why don't you and I buy a great bottle of wine, find a secluded piece
somewhere, and have our own... Private celebration.
I'd love to, but now I have a radio station to run.
Why don't the boss get his own hours?
Well, I do, but I have to work a little bit first, and then we'll go out and
we'll celebrate all night long.
Hmm.
It's a deal.
It's about time you got here.
Chase takes my land for a county reservoir.
And Richard and Lance humiliate me in court.
Now, I am sick and tired of losing one battle after another.
Then pick your fights more carefully.
This court case was hardly a no -lose proposition.
But if you can't say something constructive, don't say anything.
Right.
However, there is one other thing we have to discuss. I've just picked up a
message from your West Coast distributor.
Stubling? What does he want?
Well, it's what he doesn't want that's rather upsetting.
Your wines.
Why, that's impossible.
He's handled my wines for years. Apparently, he's had another offer, a
offer, from another vintner.
What other vintner?
Chase Gioberti.
I want that deal broken.
Now, you tell Stubling that Chase cannot supply the wines he needs. Angela, I
don't do your dirty work.
Now, do you have any other legal matters for me to handle today?
Yes. Close the door as you leave.
Joe Kellogg, please.
Mr. Kellogg, this is Angela Channing.
That's right.
I'm having trouble with a vintner in the valley.
And I think I'm going to need your help.
Wasn't Angela's party something?
How did Angela find out you're carrying Cole's baby?
What difference does it make anyway? I mean, you couldn't keep it a secret
forever. This is just great.
Now half the valley thinks you sleep with Cole.
I did.
Once. Not all the time.
Look, isn't it better that... It's finally out in the open. I mean, now I
really be a part of the family.
The moment the baby's born.
And I mean the moment.
Your bags are packed. Do you understand me?
Of course, Melissa.
I'll do what I damn well please, whether you approve or not.
Well, you'll regret it.
Peter.
Is there something wrong? Oh, no. Everything is fine, Angela.
I was just taking care of some business.
You can't imagine how much paperwork is involved in merging our empires. Almost
like merging France and England. Are you as amazed as I am that we're finally
going through with it?
You're getting cold feet.
Not on your life.
I have some paperwork here for your man Reardon to look over and...
I have something else here for you.
Peter.
This is my two -thirds of falcon crest.
But you told me you weren't going to give it to me until after the wedding.
I don't want you to become my bride, Angela, because of coercion.
I want you to marry me because you love me.
Is there still going to be a wedding on Sunday?
I'm going to be at the altar.
And you had better show up.
Chris, would you come here a minute?
Cole and Melissa have decided to have their marriage validated, blessed in the
church.
Oh, congratulations. That's good news.
Thanks. Now, since I'm going to be on retreat, why don't you do the ceremony?
We can wait till you come back.
I thought we agreed to get married as soon as possible.
I assure both of you, you're going to be in very good hands with Father
Christopher. Now let's go register the date. You're getting married on Friday.
Melissa?
Melissa?
New Globe may not be much for hard news, but it sure knows how to print gossip.
Oh, put that rag down.
Callie and I have picked out the prettiest flower arrangement. You are
have the best reception that Callie's ever seen.
Well, Emma, thank you for being so helpful.
You're moving with Peter. Can Aploni and I have your room?
Good morning.
Oh, good morning.
How are you, Peter?
Your grandmother's staying right here at Falcon Crest, where she belongs.
Oh, does that mean you're going to move in here with us, Peter?
Oh, I'll be going back and forth.
So will she.
Mostly back instead of forth.
And in answer to your question, no.
Ready, Angela?
We have a lot to do before the wedding. Of course.
Have a good day. Oh, you too.
Bye -bye.
Let me see.
Oh, give me the sports page.
I've worked with your father for a decade now.
But I never realized what a fool he could be.
A fool for love.
But he always was when it came to Angela Channing.
There are too many beneficiaries in his will already, Philippe. Yes, and now
he's liable to cut you out completely in favor of Mrs. Channing.
Ever since I was a girl, Father promised me the world.
Not have that American woman steal him away.
That wedding must never take place, Philippe.
I think I've just the right man for the job.
I don't want him hurt.
Understand?
You know, I've often heard your father say that if he had it his way, he'd
the rest of his life on his yacht.
Well, I think it's about time that we grant him his wish.
Were you always this wicked?
Only when I'm this inspired, my dear.
I know if I can just work out this one little lyric, I got a hit song on my
hands.
What can I say? I've been writing for Neil Diamond ever since.
That is remarkable.
Oh, thanks.
Well, I'm in San Francisco.
Working out of a studio downtown.
You ought to come by and see it sometime. It's gorgeous.
I'd like that.
I'm really happy we're friends again.
I always felt bad about how it happened at the end.
I don't want to talk about that, Walker.
I was such a loser, and I don't know how I got so crazy. The frustration, the
depression. And the drinking?
No surprise your boyfriend doesn't like me around you.
Lance knows you and I used to write songs together.
I see no reason in telling him all the gory details.
I'm different now. I'm me again.
You remember, uh... You remember when we used to dream about being rock stars?
I'd write the songs, you'd sing them.
Ladies and gentlemen, presenting the incredible Apple.
Those dreams were the only things that kept us going back then, you know?
Now we're on our way, Apple. I can feel it.
Hell, I gotta get going. I gotta meet Neil downtown at three.
Any chance I can come and hear you sing?
I'm in the studio tomorrow morning, sure.
See you then.
Bye -bye.
I found you two together. There's something I want to tell you.
Melissa and I are going to exchange vows in the church tomorrow.
What brings this on?
There's a lot of truth in what you said the other night.
I do want our children to have a good home.
This is a start.
Well, I think you're right.
We have a couple of openings for a matron of honor and a best man. You
interested? Well, you name the time and the place.
St. Martin's, 9 o 'clock.
We'll be there.
Okay.
Well, at least he and Melissa are trying.
Amen.
Sometimes I wonder what my life would have been like if Mother hadn't raised
to fight her battles with Angela.
Oh, I think you've done all right.
You have money, power, me.
Yes, but I might have been happier with a picket fence and a yard full of
children.
You were married.
Why didn't you ever have children?
She was like my own.
I'm sorry.
It's all right.
All right.
Come on.
I better get you home.
Oh, I don't want to leave.
I want to stay here with you tonight.
Wake up next to you in the morning.
Not yet, Cass.
I ever convince you to trust me?
Put it in writing.
That's the way people like you and me do business, Cass.
I, Richard Channing, in exchange for some token of your affection.
My undying love.
Do propose to Cassandra Wilder that we unite our bodies and our souls
and extensive real estate holding.
We did our best business in bed.
Caller Melissa, have you come here freely without reservation to give
to each other in marriage?
We have.
Will you love and honor each other as husband and wife for the rest of your
lives?
We will.
Will you accept children lovingly from God?
and bring them up according to the love of Christ.
Since it is your intention to enter into marriage, join your right hand and
declare your consent before God and his church.
Cole, repeat after me.
I, Cole, take you, Melissa, to be my wife.
I Cole take you Melissa to be my wife.
I promise to be true to you in good times and in bad, in sickness and in
I promise to be true to you in good times and in bad, in sickness and in
And I will love you and honor you all the days of my life.
And I will love you and honor you all the days of my life.
Melissa, repeat after me.
I, Melissa, take you cold to be my husband.
I, Melissa, take you cold to be my husband.
I promise to be true to you in good times and in bad, in sickness and in
I promise to be true to you in good times and in bad.
In sickness and in health.
I will love you and honor you all the days of my life.
And I will love you and honor you all the days of my life.
You have declared your consent before God and the church.
May the Lord in his goodness strengthen your consent and fill you both with his
blessing.
Now what God has joined together.
Man must not divide.
What's the matter?
The song doesn't feel right.
You're just tense. It sounds great.
Babylonia.
Hi, come in.
Larry, I think you're right. You know, that song really isn't you.
I like it.
I don't want to seem pushy, but I've been working on a song myself.
I promised it to somebody else, but I think it'd be perfect for her.
I'd like to hear it.
She's not accepting submissions.
If she's willing to take a chance, why can't you?
Why don't you two stop talking like I'm not here?
Why don't I just stop talking?
I'm sorry. Hey.
I didn't mean to cause any trouble, you know.
Let's get one thing straight, pal. I make the decisions about my career.
else. I'm your manager.
My manager, not my Svengali. I'm not going to let you order me around any
than I let Walker when he tried.
I thought the two of you only wrote songs together.
I guess I, uh... I'm missing out on something.
We lived together for a couple of years, Walker and I.
pretty bad terms.
Why are you telling me this now?
It was a long time ago, Lance.
And until now, it never had anything to do with us.
I mean, Walker and I were struggling to get our careers off the ground.
There was always a lot of pressure, a lot of stress.
And Walker developed a problem.
He liked to drink.
A lot.
And sometimes he hurt me.
You mean that guy in there physically hurt you? I don't understand why you
want him hanging around.
It isn't easy for me to explain.
You were very close.
I really wanted to see him get back on his feet.
Look, I may do a thong, I may not.
But I promise I'll make sure that he keeps his distance.
As long as you keep your perspective.
Walker's asked me to lunch tomorrow.
He wants me to meet some very important people.
And I said I couldn't go unless you were invited also.
Oh, forget about me, okay?
You go to lunch with him if you want to go to lunch.
Yes.
What are you doing here?
Well, you won't answer my phone call to my letters. I figured the only way to
get to see you is to show up at your door.
These are for you.
I don't take flowers.
Or anything else from you.
Now, why are you really here?
Well, I wanted to see how you were doing, that's all.
I missed you, Jordan. I wish I could return that sentiment, but somehow I
can't.
I like my life now, just the way it is.
I've changed. I know you're running for governor. I know you just don't want any
skeletons tumbling out of your closet.
That's not it at all.
I loved you.
I love you still.
We belong together.
Get out.
Sooner or later, you're going to change your mind about me.
That I do promise you.
Hi, Greg. Uh, Jordan.
I, um, would like to take you up on that offer.
I'm definitely in the market for a laugh or two.
Mmm.
So, Emma, how do you like Pearl's super chili cheeseburger?
Oh, I love it.
I'm going to have to get Pearl to give Chow Lee her recipe.
I'll bet your mother's getting nervous about the big day.
Oh, no.
She's been through it too many times. Besides, she is crazy about Peter.
Although she would never admit it.
If two people as hard -headed as those two can get married, I guess anybody
It's just a shame it's taken them 40 years to finally get together.
If I were in love, I couldn't wait that long.
I know just what you mean.
I've never had more fun with anyone I've ever known.
We have so much stuff to always talk about.
We even think alike.
You are just the greatest gal I've ever met.
I feel exactly the same way about you.
I mean, you're the greatest guy I've ever met.
Emma?
Yes, Dwayne?
Will you... Do
you... Do you want
another chili cheeseburger?
Oh, sure.
Pearl, another couple of big ones over here.
What, Dwayne?
Peter, it's after midnight. What are you doing here?
It's the tradition in romantic countries for the bride and groom to have the
last dance together before they're married.
But it's a tradition in this country that the bride does not see the groom on
the wedding day. So why don't you go back to your boat and go to sleep?
Angela, if you don't dance with me now... My friend and I will stay and
here all night.
Mi amor viajará por todo el mundo
esperando que al volver vivamos muy
feliz.
Come in. Maggie?
This is David Calloway of Wallen and Green Publishing.
Ah, hi. How do you do? How do you do, Maggie?
I'm very pleased to meet you, finally.
Don't you remember we spoke a couple of weeks back?
Oh, a couple of weeks back. Well, I wasn't really feeling... I wasn't well
Sorry. I was out on the West Coast to visit a few of our other authors, so I
thought I'd stop by, get acquainted.
This will clear up the mystery.
Made out to me for $45 ,000.
It's your advance check, for crying out loud.
Wallen and Green is going to publish your novel. What novel?
Damned if I know.
You can see in these contracts for publication rights.
serialization rights and the like.
They're clearly signed by you unless your signature's been forged.
No, it's my handwriting, all right. I just don't remember signing any of
Maybe we should explain. My wife recently suffered from amnesia.
I must have written during that time.
Perhaps I'd better explain. The manuscript was sent to us a couple of
ago. We read it and decided to publish it immediately.
It's a beautifully written book.
Maggie, I suspect that some of the characters are based on people here in
Tuscany Valley.
There's a delightful villainess in it, a woman who runs the valley like her own
kingdom.
You don't happen to have a copy of this novel with you, do you?
Yes, yes.
As a matter of fact, that's why I'm here, to go over it with Maggie.
Sudden friendship.
It's taken from the quote at the beginning of the book.
No, I remember that quote.
From Juan with Sudden Friendship Springs.
John Gay, 18th century.
It's a great title, isn't it?
This is my writing. I recognize the material. I have copies of it upstairs.
must have written it when I was in the cabin.
It wouldn't surprise me. You were writing like crazy up there.
Now, you say you got this manuscript two months ago? Who sent it to you?
The gentleman who purchased the serial rights from us. Richard Channing.
Miss Apollonia, you have a call from a Mr. Walker McDowell.
Hello?
Apollonia, we got caught in the studio. We won't be able to make lunch.
I'm sorry to hear that.
Yeah, so am I. So am I. Look, everyone wants to meet you.
Listen, they like my stuff so much, they're talking putting me under
Can you believe it?
Then you'd better stay there with them.
We'll get together some other time.
Thanks.
Why don't you have lunch anyway? My treat.
That's all right.
I'll wait to have it with you.
Look, I gotta go. I gotta go.
Bye -bye.
I don't know what possessed you to call me the other night, but I'm glad that
you did. So am I.
I'm having a wonderful time today.
Good weather, good road.
Good wine.
I'll drink that.
My father was already the deputy chief of mission at the court of St. James
he met my mother. It was love at first sight.
Oh, that is so romantic.
These days it seems like people all meet in the single bars or on computer days.
Across a crowded courtroom.
Cheers.
I've done all the talking. It's your turn.
Tell me about yourself.
I've had such a boring life compared to all these castles and kings. I mean, I'm
just your typical American girl.
What's it like growing up with a famous father?
Oh, father.
spent most of his time cooped up in the library doing research on one case or
another.
I really didn't see very much of it.
Can I get you another drink or something? No, no, I'm fine.
Jordan, I've had a terrific time today.
I'm very glad you called.
Thanks.
Well, I guess it must be getting late. Perhaps I should just wander around.
I've got a couple of tickets for a jazz festival that's taking place in the
valley at the weekend.
Maybe you'd like to come along?
Sure. Go ahead.
I'm sorry. I know I must be giving off mixed signals.
Maybe I'm the one that's been cooped up in that library too long.
Jordan, you're beautiful, bright.
And the best thing that's happened to my life for a very long time.
Another eloquent summation, Mr. Reardon.
And you don't ever have to apologize.
See you at the weekend.
Melissa, what are you doing here?
Looking for you.
You should be home and call.
I was.
You fell asleep.
I don't like this. I'm over Mary.
Oh, Melissa.
Crick.
I try to do what you want me to do.
I try to forget you and your close wife.
I can't give you what you want. You know that.
What am I supposed to do?
I can't live without you. Listen, I made a commitment.
Now, it's one I don't intend to break.
So have you.
killing each other. No.
No, Melissa.
Whatever you think just happened didn't happen. You can deny it, Chris, but I
can't. It won't be repeated.
It is impossible for us to ever see each other again.
Nothing is impossible.
Why are you stopping?
We'll be late for the ceremony.
Please get out of the car now, Mr. Stavros.
What is this?
What the hell is going on here? I suggest you be quiet, sir. You'll pay
this. Mark my words, you'll pay for this. Get that blindfold on and let's
him out of here. Get this damn thing off.
You fools, you'll pay for this. Mark my words, you'll pay for this.
Are we taking the airport now?
Yes.
We'll meet you at the jet.
Father's going to be very angry when he finds out it was us who wrecked his
wedding day, Philippe.
We warned him, Sophia. He's a stubborn old fool.
Let's go.
No, no, those go into living room.
You two look handsome.
Well, you look pretty terrific yourself.
Tell me, where's grandmother?
Wedding's going to start.
She's coming. You should see her. She is gorgeous.
Wow, look at you.
Well, I see everybody's ready.
Oh, I almost forgot. This is for you.
Something borrowed?
Father gave it to me for my 21st birthday.
Well, it's lovely, Emma.
And that's very thoughtful of you.
Well, consider it a trade. Can I borrow your diamond necklace?
It's upstairs in the jewel box.
Oh, not now.
For my wedding.
Duane just proposed to me.
Emma!
This just arrived for you, Miss Channing. It's marked urgent.
What is it? From Peter.
Angela, the wedding is off.
What's wrong?
I don't love you enough to marry you.
Oh, grandmother.
I've been stood up.
Next on Falcon Crest, he had his little fling, but I got Falcon Crest back, so
please do not mention his name in this house.
I'm afraid we're going to have to put your place under quarantine.
We're out of business.
I'm pregnant.
What's wrong?
Cass, you can't be pregnant.
Not with my child, anyway, you can't. And if you won't come out, I'll just
to come in. No, no, Melissa, now come on, we'll talk about this some other
You said there might not be another time.
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