All language subtitles for Falcon Crest s06e10 Maggie

Previously on Falcon Crest.

Oh, I'm sorry. I thought I heard the
baby crying.

Don't be sorry.

I want to notify every lawmaker in the
state of California to help me oppose

Chase Gioberti's political campaign.

Why not tell everybody what really
happened?

I did it to save the life of someone I
loved.

I'm taking over the New Globe.

I'm kicking Richard out on his assets.

I'm sailing to Australia.

Or I've been asked to be a permanent
partner in a new wine venture.

Dr. Randall, I'm going to keep this
baby.

And tonight.

You, uh, wouldn't be trying to seduce
me, would you?

Don't flatter yourself.

Angela's pulled some dirty tricks in her
time, but I can't imagine that she'd

jeopardize the water table.

Have you found out who the father is
yet?

What if they tell me it's Jeff? I can't
stand the uncertainty.

Ten hours in the air. You must be
exhausted, Peter.

I'm just glad to be back.

You know, I've missed you terribly.

You know, I think I'm going to take some
television ads, too.

I'm going to put Chase away once and for
all.

You're putting a lot of energy into a
little provincial election.

I'm not so sure I know why.

Water. The lifeblood of this whole
valley is water, Peter.

Now, if he remains on the board, they're
going to make him chairman. And then

he'll try to destroy me.

And if he loses?

Well, then the board and the water
rights will be back where they belong,

hip pocket.

And you'll destroy him?

With a smile on my face.

Is there anything you wouldn't do to get
rid of Chase?

Well? I'm thinking.

I'm thinking.

My dear, I sincerely hope you'll never
turn against me.

Mother?

Let's get the show on the road.

All right, Emma.

Tell me.

She wants me to meet her psychic.

I want to find out what kind of a phony
would take advantage of a woman in her

condition. I'll see you later, Peter.
All right.

That's quite a shock, Lance. Not really
highly selected at all.

Neither did I.

I'm doing the right thing, Dad.

Australia's a good place to do it.

Growing wine industry, good climate,
wonderful people.

I just wish you didn't feel like you had
to sail there.

Yeah, boy, do I second that.

Honey, you haven't done any sailing
since we left New York. I'm going with a

convoy, eight other boats. I'll be fine.

Trust me. I trust you. It's the elements
that concern me.

Where's Vicki?

She had an early class at the spa.

Oh.

Well, I wanted to talk to all of you
about the baby

I'm not so sure having the paternity
test is such a good idea.

I Mean it's not something you have to do
You already had the test we're just

waiting for the results Worried me what
if we get the wrong answer then

we'll deal with it

I can't stand the uncertainty.

I'm shocked you'd even suggest it.

What's so funny?

You getting ready to go to a psychic?

Behave yourself now.

Carlotta is my ticket to the new globe,
darling. You know that.

Your grandmother would have a fit.

Oh, I just love it when you're vengeful.

Can't you stay here just a couple of
extra minutes, please?

A few minutes seem to turn into hours.

I just don't want to leave grandmother
alone with that guy.

I've never seen you so determined.

You haven't stopped pushing ever since
your father showed up. Maybe because

of the things he said about me were
true.

But that's all going to change, honey,
starting today.

Angela won't know what hit her.

I love you.

Time's taken.

I know.

I own it.

I wasn't too pleased to come downstairs
this morning and find my son in the arms

of the maid.

So you can imagine how unhappy I was
when she tells me you're out here taking

swim. The maid's denied every morning, a
brisk walk in the afternoon, and I take

Sundays off altogether.

I thought we discussed this earlier, Mr.
Channing. No, we didn't, Miss Braxton.

I'm paying you to watch my child, and
that's what I expect you to do.

Your maid is incapable of looking after
a baby for an hour.

Then I suggest you replace her.

I suppose I ought to replace somebody.

I take care of my own needs, Mr.
Channing.

That way I'm better equipped to take
care of yours.

Nine o 'clock, straight up.

If you don't mind, I'd like to dress in
peace.

Michael and I have a busy day ahead of
us.

We've got something to celebrate.

Your first paycheck.

Don't worry, we're in plain view.

I only attack in the dark at night.

Plain view is what I'm worried about. If
my parents ever found out we were

together, they would kill me.

Goes for Angela, too.

She doesn't want me hanging out with the
Gioberti riffraff.

Come on, live dangerously.

I don't like pushy men.

Sit down.

I'm not going to fall in love with you,
Dan.

Don't make resolutions you can't keep.

How many other relatives did you invite
to this charade?

It's called a séance, Mrs. Channing.

Well, let's get started. I have to get
to the newspaper.

The newspaper is the reason I invited
you both here.

Now, this might be hard for the carnal
mind to understand, but Emma and I have

been communicating with Duane.

Of course.

Napoleon Bonaparte floats around the
ceiling of Falcon Crest, too.

All right, silence, everyone. The time
has come for us to summon Duane.

Well, where is he?

Hello, Emma.

Oh, Duane.

I only have a minute, Emma.

But I want you to know I miss you.

I wish there were a way to bring you
back.

Emma, have you thought about what you'd
do with your stock in the New Globe?

I'm going to do what you said, Duane,
but I... I don't know which trusted

relative to give it to.

Mother or Lance.

Not your mother, Emma.

Not your mother!

Hey!

Well, he's gone. I lost him.

Well, you've lost me, too.

Now, will you tell me what this is all
about?

Lance, how would you like to be the
custodian of my stock in the New Globe?

Me?

Why, am I to be honored?

You can't do that.

I just did, Mother.

Twins help.

Yay.

All right, Hendricks, this is my animus
power of attorney.

She owns just over 20 % of stock in the
New Globe.

Richard Channing owns 31.

You'll have to buy a lot of stock on the
open market if you want to take the

company away from him.

Well, use animus stock as collateral.

Just get me the money I need.

Maggie!

Maggie! What?

What's the matter? I stopped by Dr.

Randall's office.

The paternity test.

No paternity test.

The tissue samples have been destroyed.
The whole thing brought to a grinding

halt by you without a word to me. That's
what I was trying to explain to you

this morning. This morning is too late.
You canceled the test yesterday.

Dammit, Chase, haven't you been
listening to me?

There is a child growing inside me. Now,
what if they tell me it's Jeff's? There

are options.

Like what?

Abortion? You were raped.

We needed that test to help us make a
decision. I have made my decision.

I am keeping this baby. I am not going
back for any more tests. Can't we just

believe that it is our child?

Where are you going? What the hell do
you care?

I'll never finish this portrait if you
don't hold still.

Father? Yeah?

What do you think about Tony Compton?

I admire anyone who isn't intimidated by
Angela.

He wants me to have dinner with him.

If you're attracted to the man, go out
with him.

Look, please, paint.

If I sit here any longer, my toes are
going to turn blue.

Nice work.

Last week, it was just a few row of
vines.

Since then, we've lost almost three
acres, and I'm baffled. It's not

It's not a fungus.

No, it's not.

It's sulfate contamination. I just got
back a preliminary lab report. It's in

the water table.

One of the workers lives up by the
racetrack.

Trucks have been caravanning in and out
of there late at night, and there's

sludge pooled in a ditch by the edge of
the property.

Uh -huh.

Angela's the sole owner of the track
now, and her husband's the sludge king

the Western world?

Angela's pulled some dirty tricks in her
time, but I can't imagine that she'd

jeopardize the water table.

Unless it was mine.

I'd go myself, but I'm due in Sydney
next week. I can't go to Naples right

I'm needed here. I need you there.

A $38 million shipping contract, Eric. I
want you to poke around and find out

why I lost it. Well, I've got a winery
to build. Look, you've got managers

coming out of your ear. Just send one of
them.

That winery's a lot of hogwash, and you
know it.

Melissa's not worth the time or the
trouble. Well, maybe not, but my

sure is. This is a spa, not a family
therapy center.

Now, what's going on?

Well, send her.

She's nosy. She'll poke around to your
heart's content.

What's the matter with him?

Who knows?

Being a father is the best argument for
a bachelorhood I can think of.

Peter, let me buy you a drink.

I may have more than one.

Hi.

Hey, what do you say?

You sure came up pretty nice.

Looks great.

Thanks.

Give me a hand with something. Nope got
everything under control.

Well, it's all over town, but I had to
see it to believe it When you pulling

tomorrow afternoon As soon as I get
settled I'm gonna want Joseph to come

you'll need some time together Sure like
it Yeah takes a lot of guts to do what

you're doing Pulling up roots and
starting over again When I do without

Lance

No more fistfights.

No more range wars.

Wait a second. You got to get that
right. Okay.

Oh, wait a second.

Damn. Well, it's not the end of the
world. We can put it back together

Where'd you learn a word like that?

Mommy says it. Do you want to hear
another one? No, I do not want to hear

another one.

I don't like hearing stuff like that
from you.

Pretty soon you won't have to.

I came to deliver this article that I
promised you.

My ordeal with Mr. Wainwright, my
exploitation by the press. I think

going to love it.

I hope you're not too hard on me here.

Richard, I'll be interested to see
whether you print it or not.

Oh, I'll print it. I just won't read it.

All right, I don't want to keep you.
Maggie.

Richard,

don't do this to me, okay?

What's going on?

Have you found out who the father is
yet?

I don't care who the father is.

This is my baby. I am not going to
terminate this pregnancy.

How's Chase taking it? He's upset. I
can't say that I blame him.

Listen, sit down for a second.

Please, just for a second. I've got
something for you.

All right? Yeah.

This is a poem. It was written by a lady
down in

Los Angeles.

I, uh...

I came across it a few months after I
had a vasectomy.

And I wish I had read it before.

You had a vasectomy? Well, where did
Michael come from?

That's what I asked my doctor.

Let's just say my faith in miracles has
been restored.

Anyway, read it.

And don't look back.

You sure know how to drown your sorrows,
Peter. Ford Club sodas and a ginger

ale?

I always could handle my mixers.

We must go on the rampage more often.

We've seen so little of each other
lately.

I know.

Hi, Mom.

Where are you going?

Crossley's. You mean the cowboy bar?

Yes, it's where I first met Dwayne.
Remember, I'm going to try to recapture

spirit. Honey, I wish you'd stay with
us. Oh, boring.

Oh, lighten up, Mother. I'll be fine.

Bye, Peter.

What am I going to do with her?

I could use another drink. How about
you?

Yes. I hear this crossy fellow makes a
mean club soda.

Why is everybody so quiet?

It's getting late. Let's get the road
up. Wait a minute, guys.

Just a second.

There's something that I wanted to read
you.

I know that my decision about the
paternity test came as a shock to you.

you've made your decision. Let's just
leave it at that.

Please listen, okay?

This is a poem. It was written under...

Very different circumstances, but it
seems to... Well, it seems to say what I

have been feeling better than I can.

Sure, though.

After surgery.

No more brown -eyed people will come to
this house.

I have been hollowed and scoured and
made as polished as the inside of a

drum.

And I echo with the silence of unborn
voices.

Come to me, all my... all my children
who will never be.

And I will tell you of...

And how the prunes stop and throb.

Let us be sad together for a while.

I have spun a web of thighs to wrap you
in.

And I will let you down with songs of
how I might have loved you.

You see, if I, uh, if I knew that this
was Jeff's baby,

I would not be able to go through with
this pregnancy.

And then I would feel, I would feel
hollowed and scoured and

forever wonder who this little boy or
girl might have been.

Very moving poem. Where'd you find it?

Richard gave it to me

He

knows about the pregnancy

She's been at that same table since we
got here.

Alone.

I don't know whether to be delighted or
disappointed.

She's suffered a lot of grief lately.

Oh, I think she needs a good spanking to
get her through this.

Oops, look.

There's another one.

No.

It's so noisy in here, it's a wonder she
even heard the question.

of a way to spend your last night in the
valley, isn't it?

I'd feel a lot more comfortable if we
were spending it with the sheriff.

Are you kidding?

At times like this, I'm glad he's up for
re -election.

You haven't said a word about Mom.

You're hurting Dad.

So why did she have to talk to Richard
about our problems?

Was it because she couldn't talk to you?

a whole convoy of tankers who couldn't
miss him if we were unconscious.

I didn't know you were into cowboy bars.

I didn't know you were into cowgirls.

That's some smear campaign you've got
going against my dad, Angela.

He's going to win anyway.

Well, there's another psychic.

How about a dance?

Do you mind?

Not at all.

Give me a chance to be alone with this
lovely young lady.

I don't know what you see in her.

She's hot -headed, beautiful, stubborn,
intelligent, every inch of Gioberti.

She's from the wrong side of the
Gioberti family.

I'm in love with your niece, Angela.

I thought you'd be happy about that.

Bye.

And the spa's even catching on with the
locals.

This place is getting more popular by
the day.

Too popular.

Thank you.

What's it doing hanging out with Skylar?
I don't know.

But he sure wrote Mom off in a hurry.

Evening. Small world.

Shrunking by the minute.

Don't expect me at the construction site
before noon.

We miss you around here.

Don't be such a stranger.

Enjoy your dinner.

Who was she?

She works here. Guest relations.

The father and I were estranged for
years.

I never thought we'd come to terms.

Sounds like a familiar story.

Well, tell me about your friends in Palm
Beach.

Or your family.

I like you, Tony Cummings.

So do me a favor, don't ask a lot of
questions.

I spoil the mystery.

If they see us, it's a risk we'll have
to take.

I'll hear another. I'm going to find out
what's going on.

I've got two of the license plates.

I can't read the third.

Two's enough.

Let's see if I can get a hold of the
sheriff.

Sorry about your window.

Who are you?

What do you want? That's very funny. I
might ask you the same thing.

Oh.

Mobile phones.

Such a nuisance.

Tell your friend with a gun to back off.

We're going to start this car and get
out of here.

Fine.

Just don't come back.

We're going to pull out before we have a
chance to get the sheriff.

Let's go to the DA's house. I want her
to get on this tonight.

That was Chase, all right.

No doubt about it.

finally get to go to Tahiti?

Mr. Whirlwind of Fantasy Castle, slow
down, will you? I've already booked your

passage, but there are a few things to
do first.

I just wish I could see the expression
on my wife's face when she realizes I

took all the money with me.

You better hope she doesn't find out
where you are.

Thanks for a lovely evening, Tony.

Sorry you had to end.

I didn't invite you in, but, uh...

I have an early day tomorrow.

Good evening.

What are you doing here?

I was admiring your work.

You'll be flattered.

You going to give this to him when you
tell him who you are?

Talented woman, Miss Marlowe. You can
paint. You can masquerade.

You can forge.

I want you to sign these.

Angela Channing.

Tell me what I'm signing.

Miss Marlowe, that's for me to know.

Who is it?

Me.

Have you seen this? Where is Victoria?

Have you seen this?

Vicki? Yes.

Look at this. Our Tuscany spy tells us
that Vicki Gioberti, daughter of

prominent Vinnianist Chase Gioberti, has
recently been seen in the company of

Dan Fick, late of the Oklahoma prison
system.

Of course we are seen together.

We work together.

This is work?

He's a friend.

He's an ex -convict. He's a murderer.

There's another side... to that story.

There's a reason for what he did. Sure,
of course there is. Six years in prison

gives you plenty of time for any damned
excuse. Mom, can you talk to him? Vicki,

I'm sorry. I feel the same way about it.

It is a banner day for the New Globe, I
see.

You have an article in here.

How about that? He gives you poetry, he
gives you work.

What are you accusing me of, having an
affair with a man?

I'll see you at the boat later,

son.

This family's falling apart.

I don't know if it's a good time for me
to be going to Australia.

Well,

I don't like what's going on here.
Neither do I.

I feel a hell of a lot worse about it.
If you put your life on hold, now you

just go.

Forgot my briefcase. Get my head if it
wasn't screwed on. What are you doing

here? No matter how many pacifiers we
buy, they just keep disappearing.

Like socks in the laundry.

Miss Braxton, I think it's time that you
learned a little something about the

wonders of modern living. Now, take the
bathrobe, for instance.

It's a rather charming invention.

Leaves much more to the imagination.

You, uh...

Wouldn't be trying to seduce me, would
you?

Don't flatter yourself.

I've never liked bathrobes.

Use it anyway.

It's the cold and flu season. See you
tonight.

Oh, I sat on it at breakfast.

Have a good roundup.

Hello, dancer.

This is Erin Jones' sister.

Erin who?

Don't give me that.

She trusted you with some important
information.

And I think that you betrayed her.

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

Well, it's funny how your number keeps
turning up in all the wrong places.

Where is she?

How should I know?

Richard Channing.

Well, all set.

Keep him off balance.

I'm an expert at that.

I love you.

I love you, too.

I'll be in touch.

I hope everything works out.

Hey,

she's looking good and seaworthy.

Where's the flotilla you're going to be
sailing with?

Meeting them off the Farallon Islands.

Look, um... I...

Father gave me this when I went to
Vietnam.

I'd like to think it kept me flying.

It would be sailing.

I'm going to miss you.

Save the best for last.

I love you, Joseph.

I'll, uh, get your bow line. Okay,
great.

She's impersonating the stepdaughter of
Peter Stavros.

Well, I'm not sure anyone else knows
about it.

That's what I'm trying to find out.

Hey, hey, relax.

She's in good hands.

Um, I really don't know what to tell
you.

I mean... The equipment was supposed to
be here last night. I don't know what

happened.

I'm just gonna... I'm gonna have to wait
till I see Mr. Stavros, and then I'll

get back to you, all right?

Thanks.

Well, when you said you were gonna sleep
in, you weren't kidding. It's almost 3

o 'clock.

Does that bother you?

We have some business to take care of,
Eric.

You have my phone number. Use it. That
is not what I'm talking about.

I know.

What you mean is you wish you and Lance
had picked another restaurant last

night. Well, the seafood was lousy.

And you dragging that little slut by our
table didn't help. I thought you had

better taste than that. I'm glad you
liked her.

We'll have to double date sometime.

I don't know why I put up with you.

Yes, you do.

Not a lot of enthusiasm in that kid.

I'm sorry.

I must be terrible company tonight.

What worries you the most?

Your dad or me?

I killed a cop.

And for all you know, everything your
father thinks about me is the truth.

It would just be a lot easier to defend
you if I knew what really happened.

It's okay. I understand if you don't
want to talk about it.

I was married a long time ago in
Oklahoma.

I lost her.

Drugs ate her liver, ate her brain.

I... She was getting the stuff from this
off -duty cop.

Was swiping it from the evidence room.

Sexual favors, that was the going rate.

I didn't know anything about it until I
walked in on him one day.

I found him in my bed.

He went for his gun. I dove on him. The
gun went off. You went to prison.

How could your wife keep something like
that from you for so long?

I guess I really never knew her.

You scared the daylights out of me. I
left my keys at the pool.

Emma Channing, isn't it?

Yes, why?

You're Angela Channing's daughter.

What do you want?

My name's Stafford. I'm a magazine
writer.

I'm doing a piece on your family.

Is there some place where we can talk?

No.

Um, what I mean is... I don't have the
time right now.

So many people want to interview me, you
know.

When?

Tomorrow.

I'll be here.

Noon sharp. Bring your swimsuits.

Your secretary called, said it was
urgent.

Don't sit down. I don't want you in this
office long enough to get comfortable.

Wait, don't tell me.

I'm fired, right?

Not a prayer.

I want you right where I can see you.

The Securities and Exchange Commission
just called.

They told me you filed your intention to
take over the newspaper.

I know. I was planning on surprising
you, Richard, but my broker said it was

against the rules.

You're in over your head.

Get out while there's still time.

Have you read the stock report this
morning?

We're up five points just on takeover
rumors, Richard.

You made $55 million.

Quit grinding.

Withdraw your filing or I'll break you.

My money says you'll die trying.

The trucks were registered to a San

Francisco company named Franklin Waste
Disposers.

Oh, yeah, I know of it.

Run by a guy named Castle.

Ronald Castle, who's conveniently
dropped out of sight. His wife is beside

herself, says he cleaned out their bank
account.

Incriminating. Now, his company was the
primary waste disposer for Stavros

Chemicals.

Peter? Oh, we don't think Stavros had
anything to do with it. The

found several memos in Castle's office
signed by Angela Channing.

She left instructions that Stavros was
never to learn the truth about her

arrangement with Castle. We think she
engineered the whole thing herself.

With the sole purpose of destroying my
vineyard.

Risks to the environment be damned.

She targeted you, Chase.

Segregated the waste to avoid more
serious charges. And she almost got away

it.

Dear Auntie Angela.

I wonder how she looks in handcuffs.

You're the right -hand attorney. If you
cannot afford an attorney... I know my

rights. And you know damn well I can
afford the best attorneys money can buy.

The district attorney is going to want
to talk to you, sir. Peter, there's no

truth in this. I swear it.

Dear God, Charlie, what has she done
now?

Get the car.

Hello? Hi.

I'm still at the office.

I think I'm just going to crash here
tonight.

Oh.

I was starting to wonder if you'd even
bother to call.

We'll talk tomorrow.

Yeah. I guess we will.

Never thought it would come to this.

What did you expect? We haven't shared
anything for months. Why should we keep

sharing the same bed?

Oh, God, Jay, don't say that.

I need to be by myself for a while.

Find out who I am, where I am to sort
things out.

Can't you understand what I'm going
through?

It's the same question I've been asking
you.

I guess the answer's no for both of us.
Don't, don't, don't.