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<blockquote data-quote="Zable" data-source="post: 5724" data-attributes="member: 47">Curiouser and curiouser, as Alice might say here.First, that NBC could announce that it had SB in its show even before ABC had said anything about either one scenario: that SB was leaving Dynasty or that Dynasty had been cancelled. Wow.Second, that SB had the gumption to go ahead and make a deal with NBC, not just have talks, before it was even announced that her ABC show was cancelled. Wow-wee.It seems she&#039;s suggesting that Spelling &amp; Shapiro had gone from thinking the axe might fall on Dynasty... to knowing that the axe had fallen before it was announced to the public.(Because they wouldn&#039;t have let her sign with NBC if they hadn&#039;t known for sure. Wonder how long they&#039;d known.)It&#039;s been reported that the decision to cancel Dynasty was made by one man alone: the new president of ABC, WhatsHisName, who stood and bowed to reporters who applauded him for axing Dynasty. <img src="http://yoursmiles.org/tsmile/emb/t1818.gif"&nbsp; class="smilie" loading="lazy" alt=":embarrass:" title="Embarress&nbsp; &nbsp; :embarrass:" data-shortname=":embarrass:" /> Sorry, I forgot the guy&#039;s name.[USER=121]@Gabriel Maxwell[/USER], you once posted links to those reports on the Dynasty forum. Was the date on which he made the decision to axe Dynasty given? (For a ballpark date when S&amp;S might have known for sure that they could let SB go.) Thanks in advance for any info.I wonder if the rest of Dynasty&#039;s cast &amp; crew had also known about the cancellation the same time SB had become sure of it, or if SB had been negotiating in secret. Idle curiosity.An observation: Nothing in SB&#039;s quoted words hints that her personal choice might have been to remain with Dynasty had it not been cancelled.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Zable, post: 5724, member: 47"] Curiouser and curiouser, as Alice might say here. First, that NBC could announce that it had SB in its show even before ABC had said anything about either one scenario: that SB was leaving Dynasty or that Dynasty had been cancelled. Wow. Second, that SB had the gumption to go ahead and make a deal with NBC, not just have talks, before it was even announced that her ABC show was cancelled. Wow-wee. It seems she's suggesting that Spelling & Shapiro had gone from thinking the axe might fall on Dynasty... to knowing that the axe had fallen before it was announced to the public. (Because they wouldn't have let her sign with NBC if they hadn't known for sure. Wonder how long they'd known.) It's been reported that the decision to cancel Dynasty was made by one man alone: the new president of ABC, WhatsHisName, who stood and bowed to reporters who applauded him for axing Dynasty. :embarrass: Sorry, I forgot the guy's name. [USER=121]@Gabriel Maxwell[/USER], you once posted links to those reports on the Dynasty forum. Was the date on which he made the decision to axe Dynasty given? (For a ballpark date when S&S might have known for sure that they could let SB go.) Thanks in advance for any info. I wonder if the rest of Dynasty's cast & crew had also known about the cancellation the same time SB had become sure of it, or if SB had been negotiating in secret. Idle curiosity. An observation: Nothing in SB's quoted words hints that her personal choice might have been to remain with Dynasty had it not been cancelled. [/QUOTE]

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