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<blockquote data-quote="Jock Og" data-source="post: 360062" data-attributes="member: 17">Bien hecho, [USER=82]@Toni[/USER]! While the other three U.S.A. eighties super prime time soaps were reluctant or afraid to use the grim reaper, for the most part in their season finales this wasn&#039;t the case with FC.&nbsp; Of course down the road it was potentially a loss because whatever ratings grabber achieved for the end of season and the following season opener we never had a proper reunion, in the nineties or the noughties.&nbsp; Jane retired from acting in &#039;93 after &#039;Dr. Quinn Medicine Woman&#039; and she always said any new FC would be like chewing your cud twice.&nbsp; So the brakes were on but I do believe with a good script she might have been encouraged to partake; a two hour slot and a more supernatural element e.g. Angela visiting the graves of all the deceased main characters only for them to appear as ghosts in front of her very eyes and guess who is behind her when his all happens, her nephew Chase.&nbsp; Is he a ghost or ready for battle again? That is how I would have opened a new 2 hour FC, in the nineties.<img src="https://i.pinimg.com/736x/83/80/fb/8380fba10b66ad0ba32e20f39ef3e047--house-dr-dr-quinn.jpg" alt="" class="fr-fic fr-dii fr-draggable " style="" />Jane Seymour and Jane Wyman in DR. QUINN MEDICINE WOMAN.The family are having breakfast. Chao-Li appears, with tea and coffee. The most faithful resident of Falcon Crest has been up since the crack of dawn; done his Tai Chi, chores and most importantly already has the breakfast in him. This is the day the earthquake hits California&#039;s wine making Tuscany Valley, (a scene from season 5, 1985 - &#039;86):Emma: &quot;There is something in the air, this morning. It&#039;s so heavy; so still, not even the birds are singing.&quot;Angela: &quot;Well there&#039;s really not much to sing about!&quot;</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Jock Og, post: 360062, member: 17"] Bien hecho, [USER=82]@Toni[/USER]! While the other three U.S.A. eighties super prime time soaps were reluctant or afraid to use the grim reaper, for the most part in their season finales this wasn't the case with FC. Of course down the road it was potentially a loss because whatever ratings grabber achieved for the end of season and the following season opener we never had a proper reunion, in the nineties or the noughties. Jane retired from acting in '93 after 'Dr. Quinn Medicine Woman' and she always said any new FC would be like chewing your cud twice. So the brakes were on but I do believe with a good script she might have been encouraged to partake; a two hour slot and a more supernatural element e.g. Angela visiting the graves of all the deceased main characters only for them to appear as ghosts in front of her very eyes and guess who is behind her when his all happens, her nephew Chase. Is he a ghost or ready for battle again? That is how I would have opened a new 2 hour FC, in the nineties. [IMG]https://i.pinimg.com/736x/83/80/fb/8380fba10b66ad0ba32e20f39ef3e047--house-dr-dr-quinn.jpg[/IMG] Jane Seymour and Jane Wyman in DR. QUINN MEDICINE WOMAN. [B]The family are having breakfast. Chao-Li appears, with tea and coffee. The most faithful resident of Falcon Crest has been up since the crack of dawn; done his Tai Chi, chores and most importantly already has the breakfast in him. This is the day the earthquake hits California's wine making Tuscany Valley, (a scene from season 5, 1985 - '86): Emma: "There is something in the air, this morning. It's so heavy; so still, not even the birds are singing." Angela: "Well there's really not much to sing about!"[/B] [/QUOTE]

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