All language subtitles for Falcon Crest s08e18 Enquiring Minds.eng

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She wants me to help her die.

She's got it all worked out.

It's time.

I'm a prostitute.

But here all this time I thought you
were attracted to me.

First order of business is a plan for
the Tuscany Valley. For an industrial

complex which will control the
production, marketing, and distribution

Tuscany wines.

All in favor.

Motion is carried.

That he's reporting Richard to the SEC
and he'd like for me to testify.

Do it.

But I love you. Don't ask me to
impersonate Melissa.

Hello, Angela.

And tonight.

You try to drive me crazy, Angela.

Well, isn't that what you're trying to
do to me?

Everything's going according to plan.

Wouldn't be better.

I am helping to send you to jail. Why
would you want to do that, Fleur? I

to you, I saw three of those Falcon
Crest deeds.

Melissa always accused Angie of
substituting a phony deed for the real

What do you want, Richard?

I hope he was good, because it's going
to cost you your children.

Angela? Angela?

That window's tempered glass. You can't
break it.

Well, I can damn well try.

Do you want me to have every heavy
object in this place removed?

That's better.

I brought you some of these to help pass
the time.

I've been locked up for four days.

Now, if you really want to help me, get
me out of here.

Something is wrong, Frank.

The phone line in the clinic has been
disconnected. Now I called Stavros'

and they say he's fine. He's in Rio on
business.

He didn't send that telegram to
Grandmother.

Look, you heard from her, what, three
days ago?

Yeah. I'm sure that's an easy
explanation.

Don't worry about it.

When she called, she said that Stavros
was doing better.

Why would she lie?

I don't know.

Well, I checked with the Tuscany
limousine service, and they show the

canceled shortly after Charlie made it.

Still think it's coincidence, Frank?

Well, look, we all know Angie.

Maybe she didn't go to Greece to see
Stavros.

What if this all has to do with a
business deal that she once kept secret,

There is no bigger business deal than
Glenn Braddock.

Will you calm your husband down?

I think he's trying to write his
grandmother into a mystery story. Guys,

I supposed to think? I talked to Lone.
He says he doesn't know anything about

any business in Greece.

Hey, what about her desk?

Maybe there's something in there.

I already looked.

Besides, she wouldn't leave anything
that important lying around.

Wait a minute.

Maybe there's something in the safe.

Surprised your grandmother would trust
anybody with a combination.

Yeah, well, she gave it to me in a weak
moment. What can I say?

Your grandmother's marriage license to
Douglas Channing.

He has Emmy's birth certificate and
here's Julia's.

There's nothing here that's going to
help us find grandmother.

I'm tired of waiting.

I'm going to find out what's going on.

Melissa, you've got to help me.

Why should I?

Am I supposed to overlook all the
horrible things you've done to me? You

to drive me crazy, Angela.

Well, isn't that what you're trying to
do to me?

I certainly would be justified, wouldn't
I?

Well, why don't we just let the past be
the past?

I mean, not for my sake, but for your
son Carlo. Because if you get me out of

here, you'll have time to visit him in
Tuscany.

My son's name is Joseph, and he's in
Australia, not Tuscany.

Oh.

Carlo is your uncle. I'm sorry.

My father.

Are you trying to trick me, Angela?

I just had to be sure.

Oh, you'll be sure when you block Falcon
Crest again.

I'm going to get it back, you know.

Melissa, if you get me out of here, I'll
do everything in my power to make it up

to you.

Why don't you get some rest?

I'll come back later.

Goodbye, Angela.

You keep your voice high?

I'm trying to, just the way you told me
to. Good.

You move around a lot? Melissa was
always very animated, almost frenetic.

Yes, I'm a regular whirling jerk.

I can attest to that.

You know, I almost felt sorry for your
mother.

No, that's a mistake. Don't feel sorry
for her. She's not somebody's sweet old

mother. She's the lady who forced her
grandson to marry Melissa so she could

her hands on a piece of property.

She tried to convince my wife not to
marry me. She sued for custody of my

Believe me, she could take care of
herself.

She's been all afternoon trying to trip
me up. Yeah, of course.

Do you think you convinced her?

I don't know. She's a pretty crafty
lady.

So are you.

Yeah.

That's why you were attracted to me.

Among other things. Yeah.

All I wanted to do was hold you. You
are.

Everything's going according to plan.

Wouldn't be better.

Coming up road.

Hey, champ.

You finish your homework?

I haven't even started.

What? You better get going.

You don't want to fall behind when you
start back to school Monday.

I can't concentrate.

I just wish I could have gone to Italy
with Dad for Mom's funeral.

I know.

You just weren't strong enough to make
the trip?

Yeah.

Hey.

Been an awful tough one on you. I'm
sorry.

Who the hell is that?

Hello? Hello? I'm Dr. Ambrose. Oh, of
course.

Come on in. Thank you.

Yeah.

Is Nicogretti here, please?

He's still in Italy.

I'm his dad. Can I help you?

No, I don't think so. Do you know when
he might be back?

He'll be back tomorrow.

Well, I'll just stop by again. Thank
you.

Okay.

Do you want me to tell him what it's all
about?

No, no, that's all right.

It was nice to meet you. Good night.

Study that deposition carefully.

It's what I told the SEC in Washington,
and you have to tell the same story.

I'll commit it to memory.

I have a good one, you know.

So do I.

Now, preliminary hearings will start in
a few days.

Witnesses are already being subpoenaed,
including Willie Kender.

Who will no doubt testify that there was
no unwritten agreement between Richard

and him.

Exactly. That's why your testimony is so
important.

If you can convince the committee that
there was a secret agreement linking

Richard to Troilus, we can nail him.

Pilar, don't worry. I made a deal with
the SEC.

You and I will not be prosecuted if we
testify.

Richard's going to take the rap for this
one.

You know, I don't think Richard thought
that you had enough nerve to go to the

SEC and have them initiate proceedings.

Richard underestimated me every step of
the way.

I never did.

Did you ever really love me?

I was young, Malcolm.

You were very powerful.

And I was very impressed.

Then you were only interested in what
you could get from me.

Your mother's becoming more and more
resistant to your hospitality.

What are you telling me, huh? You're
getting soft in your old age? Let her

and rave all she wants. She's getting
treated better than she deserves.

But what will happen when you finally
let her go? She will tell everyone that

you kidnapped her. Who's going to
believe her?

Oh.

Hello, Uncle Richard. Uncle Richard.

Is there anything else, sir?

No.

Sir.

Well, you are the last person I expected
to see in this office.

Well, I just made a deal with Melvin
Sinclair and wanted you to be the first

know. That's very sweet of you. Wouldn't
have anything to do with the SEC

hearings, would it?

As a matter of fact, yes, it does.

Thanks for the compliment.

Oh, it's hardly a compliment, Richard.

I am helping to send you to jail.

I'm not talking about that.

I'm still upset because you knew damn
well that I was not going to harm your

daughter.

Oh, I was scared at first.

Oh, don't give me that act.

But then I realized even you weren't
that rotten, Richard.

I may not be that rotten, but I'm smart
enough to take you and St. Clair down

the yellow brick road with me to jail.

I wouldn't be too sure about that. You
better be.

But supposing I were willing to make a
deal with you?

Oh, now why would you do that, Pilar?

Malcolm's offered me 50 % of his
glimbratic stock.

That's two and one half million shares.

Mm -hmm.

You must be good.

Well, can you better that offer?

You drive a hard bargain, lady.

You're a neck, Richard.

My head.

Come on, guys.

Oh, Michael, cut it out.

Michael, cut it out.

Hey. It's you.

It's you.

Are you okay?

What did he do to you? Come here, baby.

Michael has been doing this a lot
lately, Richard. He just jumps on Kevin

reason at all. Maggie, don't make too
much out of it.

Sibling rivalries will grow out of it. I
don't know about that.

Michael's teacher called this afternoon.
He's been picking on half the kids in

his class. Well, he's a boy, just like
this one. Oh, are you getting heavy,

All right, I want you to go in there and
make up with your brother, all right?

I'll be in in a minute.

Michael's teacher suggested he see a
child psychologist.

Psychologist? He doesn't need a
psychologist. He needs his mother.

He needs both. He is miserably unhappy.

So am I.

The boys need you.

I need you.

What we all need is to get away from
you, Richard.

Permanent custody hearing is in two
weeks.

I suggest you enjoy your time with them.

Well, good to have you home.

I'm going to fix us all something to
drink.

Long flight.

It sure felt good to see you when I got
off the plane.

I just wish I could have gone with you.

I would have liked to have you there.

Did you see my grandfather?

Yeah, and he's just as mean and
unpleasant as I remembered him.

This time I actually felt sorry for him.

His daughter was gone.

Richest man in Italy, and he was left
with nothing but money and power.

Maybe that's enough for him.

I don't know how it could be for anyone.

Ben?

I'm happy you got to know your mother.

Yeah, me too.

At least I have memories, right?

Makes it a little bit easier.

We both lost a lot.

But at least we still have each other.

And then there's another woman, Mrs.
Lopez.

They misread her son's x -ray. Look,
Tommy, a couple of slip -ups. That may

incompetence, but it's certainly not
discrimination.

I've gone into these hospital reports a
year.

Nine out of every ten incidents of
incompetence, as you call it, involve

Hispanics. Now, that spells
discrimination in my book. I think

Fine. So do some interviewing, see if
you can get in corroboration. Okay?

Hey, Maggie, I'd like to explain about
the other night. Tommy, no explanation.

Maggie, please.

Good night.

Hi, Frank. Hey.

How's Gabriel doing?

He's all right. Doctor put him on some
new medication.

Said he could be home in a couple of
days. Well, that's good news.

Tell him I said hello, will you? All
right, man. I'll see you later.

Maggie, you got a minute?

Yeah, sure.

Sit down.

You were with Grandmother when she
received that telegram from Stavros,

you? Yeah.

Okay, did she seem at all surprised by
it?

Yes.

Stavros isn't sick.

Somebody else sent that telegram, and
whoever it was wanted her on that plane

Greece.

Now, the only thing I can figure out is
that it had something to do with the

Glen Braddock board meeting.

Well, Richard certainly didn't want her
there. She was going to vote against

him. That's what I was thinking, too. I
got a problem with that, though.

Grandmother lied to me on the phone. She
said she was with Stavros.

How does Richard fit into that?

I've had people checking into Judge
Stratton's illegal campaign

They can't come up with anything,
Maggie.

I suppose it was foolish of me to think
I could trip Richard up on something so

obvious.

So what do we do now?

The hearing's in two weeks, and I know
perfectly well Richard has that judge in

his back pocket.

Well, we can always file a peremptory
challenge.

What's that?

You simply sign a sworn statement
stating you have reason to believe

prejudiced against you.

prove that. You don't need to.

Once you file the challenge, a new judge
will be appointed immediately.

That sounds too good to be true.

It is true.

But I'd better hope I never run up
against Stratton in court again.

Well, this

agreement makes Pilar Compson a wealthy
woman. I know that,

Larry.

It's the price I have to pay to keep her
from testifying against me to the SEC.

But she could use that stock to vote
with Sinclair and your mother against

What would you suggest I do?

It's either that or go to prison.

Yeah.

Line two for Mr. Mishima.

Yes? All right, thank you.

Your wife's lawyer filed a peremptory
challenge.

What the hell does that mean? It
flattens off the case.

You find out who the new judge is.

Okay.

Some days I should just go fishing.

I'm going to see him anyway.

Richard? Lance, whatever it is, not
today. I've got a headache.

Well, you're going to listen to this.

I've come to the conclusion that you're
the only one that could have sent

grandmother that telegram.

What telegram? The telegram that put her
on a plane to Greece and got her out of

your hair. I never sent your grandmother
a telegram. You are the one that stood

the most to gain by her not making that
board meeting. I don't know why she

wasn't at the board meeting. It's not my
fault. If you're so damn concerned,

call her up and ask her. I can't find
her. What, you haven't heard from her?

talked to me a couple of days ago. She
said she was with Stavros. Well, Stavros

is in Rio.

And I'm supposed to be the villain in
this scenario. If that's so, why did she

lie?

I'll tell you why.

Knowing your grandmother as well as I
do, I will lay you two to one that she

in Rio with Stavros cooking up some plot
to take over the world.

You have to eat something.

You haven't eaten anything in 24 hours.

Oh, what's the use?

Richard will never let me out of here
alive.

That's absurd.

Richard doesn't want to kill you. He has
to kill me.

What's he going to do with me?

Let me go?

Richard isn't capable of killing anyone,
especially his own mother.

Oh, is that so?

Well, he killed his stepfather, the man
who raised him from infancy.

You know what concerns me?

That you may become an accessory to
murder.

Or... his next victim.

Hey, you ever come to think, there are
only two kinds of people home at

lunchtime, the rich and the poor.

What's up?

Not hungry?

Sorry, my thoughts ran away with me
again.

I wish Anna and I had more time
together, Frank.

Yeah, I know, Nicky.

When I think of all the trouble that I
went to to keep Ben and Anna apart... I

even let Angela blackmail me into
signing over Falcon Crest.

You never said that before.

I thought you were trying to save Angie
the trouble of a court hearing.

No, she found out that Anna was still
alive. She threatened to tell Ben.

It's hard to believe Angie would do a
thing like that.

But you know, there is something strange
about all that.

There were these deeds.

What deeds?

Yesterday, I was over at Falcon Crest,
and Lance opened Angie's safe, and I

swear to you, I saw three of those
Falcon Crest deeds.

Why would there be three deeds?

I don't know.

But the one thing I do know is that
Melissa always accused Angie of

a phony deed for the real one.

Do you think Angela forged the deed?

Oh, come on. She wouldn't go that far.

And anyway, the bottom line is...

Falcon Crest belongs to her. And a poker
game a hundred years ago ain't gonna

change that, is it?

She blackmailed me, Frank. From what
you're telling me, she may have robbed

Joseph.

I'm not gonna let her get away with it.

Still tight.

Yeah.

Have I lost my touch?

No.

I'm just worried about grandmother.

Do you really think something could have
happened to her?

What else can I think?

Telly!

I told him to take the night off.

You did?

Just a minute.

Lance. Nick!

Come on in. Sorry to bust in on you like
that. No, that's okay.

Hi, Nick. Hi.

How you holding up?

Some days better than others.

Actually,

you know, I have kind of a crazy
question to ask.

Frank mentioned that when he was here
yesterday, he saw three deeds to Falcon

Crest in the safe.

Three? Yeah.

That's impossible.

Would you mind taking another look?

Not at all.

Follow me.

There are only two.

The original Gioverdi deed and the
forgery Melissa found.

Thank you. Well,

there were so many papers.

Do you mind if I borrow this one?

Why? What's up?

Don't know yet.

Well, they don't belong to me, Nick. I'm
not sure how grandmother would feel if

I just handed over the deeds, you know.

Just be for a couple days.

Okay. Go ahead.

All right.

If there's anything else, don't hesitate
to call.

Okay.

Stay in touch.

Night, Nick.

So why did you give him the deed?

So he can prove to himself that it's a
forgery.

Drop this whole thing fast.

Come on, let's finish our wine.

Hi.

Hi. Still working?

Yeah, I'm going over my notes on this
negligent case.

Have you eaten?

No.

I got paid today.

You want to go to the roadhouse and get
some burgers? My treat?

No, I'm not hungry.

Besides, I gotta finish this.

Do you want to, you know, come over to
my place?

No, thanks.

No, thanks?

Look, I'm trying to work here. Can you
give me a break?

Well, when's it my turn to get a break
in this deal, huh? No thought with me

tonight, huh?

Are you sleeping with me? Get out of
here!

Sorry. I'm sorry.

I'm sorry.

I'm not going to do it for you anymore,
Tommy.

It can be good again.

All we have to do is try.

Don't you understand?

I don't love you anymore.

Just a minute.

What are you doing here?

You wouldn't talk to me at work, so I
had to come here.

Tommy, this is not a good time. I'm not
even dressed. Listen, all I want to do

is apologize.

I did a really dumb thing the other
night.

You don't have to apologize. Yes, I do.

It's bothering me.

I don't want it to get in the way of our
relationship.

All right, you've made your point.

Now I think you'd better leave.

So you're not mad at me?

No, I'm not mad at you.

What do you want, Richard?

I was hoping we could have a talk, maybe
even settle this thing out of court,

but frankly, from what I see, I don't
think it'll matter who the judge is.

Nothing is going on here. Tommy works
for me.

Oh.

You always dress like this for business
meetings?

Look, Mr. Channing, Maggie's right.

It's not what you think. Your mind isn't
capable of grasping what I think.

You're making a mistake.

I hope he was good, because it's going
to cost you your children.

Let me help you with this.

I didn't think I'd see you tonight.

I needed company.

What if I have other plans?

Cancel them.

I did.

You look particularly beautiful tonight.

I'm sorry.

I'm just not in the mood.

It wouldn't have anything to do with my
mother, would it?

Why would it?

Because you've always been in the mood.

Come on, what has she been telling you?

That you killed your stepfather.

And that you're planning to kill her,
too.

I suppose she also said you were next on
my list.

Do I look like a killer?

I don't know, Richard. What does a
killer look like? I don't know.

But if I wanted to kill my mother, why
would I go to all this trouble?

The State Department won't do anything.
That's why I want the senator to

intervene.

When you called, thank you, I checked
with Greek Immigration.

According to them, your grandmother was
stamped into the country six days ago,

and she hasn't left here. Well, then why
can't I find her?

Maybe she doesn't want to be found.

It happens a lot.

A lot.

Perhaps she decided to go to Santorini
or Crete for a few days.

And why would she do that?

Perhaps she met someone, a gentleman.

Look, I want the senator to call the
State Department and file a welfare and

whereabouts cable.

Mr. Compson, that is extremely
premature.

Your grandmother phoned you only four
days ago, and the senator is a very busy

man. He'll take time for Angela
Channing, trust me.

Why don't we give it a few more days?

I'm sure she'll turn up. They usually
do.

You got exactly 48 hours to come up with
some information about my grandmother.

I suggest you get on it.

Okay, Lance, listen, I'm sorry. And you
keep me posted, huh?

You know there's still no word on
Angela?

Lance is thinking of going to Greece
himself.

Can you blame him?

Frank, how many experts did you say
testified as to the authenticity of the

deed?

Three.

I'll get their names and addresses from
Melissa's lawyer.

Nick.

Nick, listen.

You're still terribly upset about Anna.
Don't try and bury your grief in all

this deed business.

Gotta keep busy. Not by dredging up this
mess.

I gave in to Angela's blackmail.

I abused Melissa's trust.

I don't like the way that makes me feel.

Hi, Kelly.

Hi, Mrs. Channing.

Tommy isn't here. He's visiting his
brother at the hospital.

I know. I just wanted to talk to you.

Sure, why not?

Mrs. Channing, I don't know if I should
be saying this, but I just can't keep it

bottled up anymore.

What is it?

Tommy just broke up with me.

Oh.

You know, ever since he's worked for
you, he's changed.

You're all he talks about.

You and the paper.

Well, he really likes the work of the
paper, and he's good at it.

I think there's more to it, Mrs.
Channing.

I think there's something going on with
you and Tommy.

That's not true, Kelly.

But it has to be.

That's why he told me he wasn't in love
with me anymore.

Though unfair, you have everything.

If you let him go, he'll come back to
me.

I know it.

Please believe me, I am not interested
in Tommy.

But he's interested in you.

Look, you don't want to marry him.

You don't want to have his children.

I do.

So just let him go.

The property goes clear over the hill.
All this down through here used to be

Heller Vineyard.

Soon it's going to be the largest, most
efficient winery in the United States.

Unless the SEC stops you, Willie.

That investigation's a minor
inconvenience.

Somehow I wonder if your nerves aren't
made of steel, Richard, or of nothing at

all. That's why I pay people, Willie, to
do the worrying for me.

Now look, all you have to do is walk
into that committee tomorrow, tell them

that we've never had an agreement and
this thing will be over before it gets

started. Why did you have me come back
here? If I had stayed in Switzerland,

they could never have subpoenaed me to
testify. Because I can't trust Pilar

Ortega. Your testimony is my insurance.

Besides, see, your being here makes me
look like I don't have anything to hide.

I don't like doing this. Willie, you
don't have a choice.

Now you're going to walk into that
committee tomorrow with a big smile on

face and lie.

Thank you, Mr. Morton. I'm certain your
husband will enjoy this first edition.

May I help you?

Yes, I'm Nick Agretti.

I'd like you to take a look at this for
me.

Do you remember this?

Why, yes.

I was called in to testify to its
authenticity in an ownership dispute.

As a matter of fact, one of the parties
involved was also named Agretti. My

cousin. Now, you testified that this was
a forgery, right?

That's correct.

Would you say that it's a good forgery
or a bad one?

I'd say it's a rather good one.

Oh, that's funny.

The other two experts said it was an
obvious fake.

In fact, one of them, Mr. Singer,
couldn't understand how he hadn't caught

the first time he examined the deed.

At any rate, we're agreed it's a
forgery. Why all the questions?

Because I want to find out who's behind
it.

Maybe Falcon Crest doesn't belong to
Angela Channing after all.

Well, whoever it belongs to is really no
concern of mine.

Excuse me, I'm very busy.

That's it.

Hi.

Hello.

How was Greece?

Old. Where's the passport?

How did I do, Mr. Channing?

Claudia, you make a damn good Angela
Channing.

And you cause me much less trouble.

Lucky we got here before the fire alarm
went off.

Angela, you could have set the building
on fire. Oh, don't be silly. The fire

department would have been here long
ago.

Rhapsody in Black by R .D. Young. I
thought you wanted to read this.

I didn't like the ending.

Now, are you going to take all of my
books and papers away from me? Because

you don't, I'm going to do it all over
again.

I intend to get out of here. You won't
be able to, Mrs. Channing, because there

will be no more candlelight dinners. Oh,
the candle was a stupid idea in the

first place. I just hope Richard doesn't
hear about it.

Oh, San Francisco is beautiful at night.

At night.

Angela.

Are you all right?

Oh, I'm so weak.

Oh.

Oh, it came down so suddenly.

Can you take something?

No, what I need is a doctor.

And Richard won't call one.

You know, I know he's trying to kill me.

The

boys are

asleep.

Why are you still here?

I was waiting to talk to you.

You're talking to me now?

Look, I just don't want you to
misinterpret what you saw last night. I

I saw.

You're sleeping with him, aren't you?
Richard, Tommy has nothing to do with

this. I am concerned about the children.

Are you sleeping with him? No, of course
I'm not sleeping with him. I don't know

how you can even think that. Good.

Because I hate thinking it.

And go crazy thinking that he might
touch you like this.

Or kiss you like this.

Dr. Ambrose.

Come in.

I'm sorry to bother you so late. I was
just on my way home from my shift at the

hospital. It's okay. Can I take your
coat? Oh, thank you.

How

are

you doing?

Hanging in.

You know it's tough.

Have a seat.

Thank you.

Did your father mention that I stopped
by the other evening?

Yes. What can I do for you?

There seems to be a question about the
medication that I prescribed for Miss

Cellini. The morphine? Yes.

You see, I didn't sign the death
certificate, but I did notice in the

report that there was no mention of any
remaining vials.

I don't believe there was any remaining.

That's impossible.

I prescribed, you know, for a full week.
She passed away after only, what, two

days? Well, maybe she was taking more
than her usual dosage at the end.

Was she conscious those last two days?

Yes, but she was very weak and had a
great deal of pain.

I don't understand. Why didn't you call
me?

Because you wouldn't let me, Doctor.

Anna's gone. What difference does it
make where the morphine is?

Well, unfortunately, Mr. Grady, it makes
a great deal of difference.

You see, according to the law, that
missing morphine has to be accounted

Oh, I didn't know that.

You have to understand, I was very
upset.

So maybe I threw it out.

Mr.

Randall. My patience is wearing very
thin. I want you to tell the senator to

push the State Department harder.

Mr. Thompson?

Yes? I'm Christopher Harris.

I was looking for your grandmother, but
I was told at the house she's out of the

country and that I should talk to you.
Yes, she is.

How may I help you?

Do you know where I can reach her? She
can't be reached.

Well, when you talk to her...

Tell her to call me immediately, please.

She has my number.

Tell her it's very important.

Hi, Nick. Eric, did you pick up the
artwork that's up in the label? What's

doing here?

Thanks, Mom.

You know him?

I know who he is.

What did he want?

He didn't say.

He wanted to talk to Grandmother.

Who is he, anyway?

He's one of the experts who testified
that Melissa's deed was a forgery.

That's right. That's where I remember
him from.

Did you show him the deed before you
gave it back to me?

Yes, and I'd like to know why he wants
to see your grandmother.

I think you're getting all worked up
over nothing, Nick.

But if it really bothers you, you can
ask Grandmother when she gets back.

And what's she going to tell me? She may
be the one who forged the deed.

You're out of line, Nick.

That deed was forged when Melissa found
it.

Why don't you just drop the whole thing?

I have no intention of dropping it.

You and I are friends, Nick.

You want to keep it that way?

Hands off Falcon Crest.

are paid to worry.

Willie!

How'd it go in there?

Fine. It was worth the trip from
Switzerland.

Just to set the record straight.

Glad to hear it.

You can both drop the act.

We all know that you said exactly what
Richard told you to. I told the truth.

The whole truth.

Yes?

So help you hide it? No, Malcolm. I'm
very disappointed in you. I thought

be a more gracious loser.

Oh, I haven't lost anything yet,
Richard.

When Pilar gets through testifying, I
don't think you'll have that smile on

face. That remains to be seen.

Mrs. Compson's been in there a long
time.

I don't care how long she's in there.

Just so she says the right thing.

I'm sorry, Malcolm.

Mrs. Chenning, you must eat something.

Oh, save your strength, Garth, to polish
Richard's boots.

Angela, how are you feeling? Well, I'm
feeling weak, and I can't sleep.

What I really need is the doctor.

All right.

As soon as Garth leaves, I'll get you
out of here.

Well, thank you, Melissa.

Hi. Hi.

How'd the deposition go?

Any chance of them sending Richard up
the river?

Oh, well, there's always that hope.

But not because I testified against him.

I didn't. What? Well, just listen. I
have a good reason. What reason? I was

counting on you. So was Grandmother. But
I've done something for both of you.

I made a deal with Richard.

He's agreed to give me three million
shares in Glen Braddock stock.

So you get rich. How does it help
Grandmother?

Because she and Sinclair can get me
elected to the board. And together, we

be so powerful, we'll finally be able to
stop Richard.

Has Garth gone?

Yes, but we have to hurry.

Angela, don't forget your purse.

Oh, thank you very much.

Well, so she's out and right on schedule
and all according to plan

Next

on falcon craft why would he have
somebody pretend to be melissa because

trying to drive me crazy can't you see
what about miss ross i don't want anyone

to see her especially anyone who knew
melissa richard is giving me three

shares of glumbratic stock when you sell
yourself you're not cheap you can use

me richard don't you understand that
you're coming here to see me like this

could cost me my children that was uh
when i discovered tommy ortega in my

wife's room

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