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<blockquote data-quote="JROG" data-source="post: 421079" data-attributes="member: 43">Up to episode 10 and I just don&#039;t want it to end. It&#039;s so good.The arrival of another, but very different, St. James brother (with teenage wife in tow) is such a great addition to an already fascinating storyline. Emma&#039;s pregnancy received a genuine gasp from me and the whole story culminates so nicely with the brilliant &quot;Merry Christmas, Charley&quot; episode (despite the hilarious image of Frank commando-ing himself through the Falcon Crest window).&nbsp; I mean, it&#039;s quite a memorable Christmas. I loved that the whole thing spun off into a fight for Falcon Crest with Michael. And, of course, I&#039;m looking forward to Charley&#039;s eventual return.Genele is just a hilarious bitch. She milked Frank for all his worth (no pun intended), tried to get it on with Richard (in that hilarious scene in which she&#039;s waiting to seduce him in his living room unaware an assassin is hiding just two feet away from her), and eventually found her way to Michael. Now that&#039;s an unholly alliance. It can&#039;t possible go well - and I can&#039;t wait to see it!Chris is a bit of a non-entity, more a plot point than anything else, but I somehow don&#039;t find myself minding.I LOVE the idea of Richard and Lauren slowly falling in love with each other. She&#039;s basically a Maggie replacement but the show is taking its time establishing her, and building their chemistry. It works.The arrival of Michael&#039;s son, Danny, is sudden and yet, looking back, you sort of expect it. It&#039;s a great opportunity to add more humane levels to an intriguing villain. I really enjoyed Danny&#039;s struggling with presenting the proof he found or not. A shame he can&#039;t quite match &quot;dad&quot; Harrison&#039;s acting chops but he did just show up.I simply cannot wait to see where things go next!</blockquote>

[QUOTE="JROG, post: 421079, member: 43"] Up to episode 10 and I just don't want it to end. It's so good. The arrival of another, but very different, St. James brother (with teenage wife in tow) is such a great addition to an already fascinating storyline. Emma's pregnancy received a genuine gasp from me and the whole story culminates so nicely with the brilliant "Merry Christmas, Charley" episode (despite the hilarious image of Frank commando-ing himself through the Falcon Crest window). I mean, it's quite a memorable Christmas. I loved that the whole thing spun off into a fight for Falcon Crest with Michael. And, of course, I'm looking forward to Charley's eventual return. Genele is just a hilarious bitch. She milked Frank for all his worth (no pun intended), tried to get it on with Richard (in that hilarious scene in which she's waiting to seduce him in his living room unaware an assassin is hiding just two feet away from her), and eventually found her way to Michael. Now [I]that's[/I] an unholly alliance. It can't possible go well - and I can't wait to see it! Chris is a bit of a non-entity, more a plot point than anything else, but I somehow don't find myself minding. I LOVE the idea of Richard and Lauren slowly falling in love with each other. She's basically a Maggie replacement but the show is taking its time establishing her, and building their chemistry. It works. The arrival of Michael's son, Danny, is sudden and yet, looking back, you sort of expect it. It's a great opportunity to add more humane levels to an intriguing villain. I really enjoyed Danny's struggling with presenting the proof he found or not. A shame he can't quite match "dad" Harrison's acting chops but he did just show up. I simply cannot wait to see where things go next! [/QUOTE]

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