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<blockquote data-quote="Jimmy Todd" data-source="post: 323210" data-attributes="member: 3926"><p>All very good observations. However, it seemed Dynasty was flirting with edginess, but not going all the way with it. Steven gave a great speech at the end of Season 2 in which he fully accepts himself as a gay man, but when they bring him back they marry him off to Claudia and act as if he's straight. For awhile, anyway.</p><p>Dominique was wonderful but they gave her nothing to do and only mentioned race once- after she had already left the show. As for the massacre, it was definitely edgy for t.v. at the time, until they all got, checked their makeup and moved on.</p><p> You are right about Season 2, with the shotgun miscarriage, the catfight, Cecil's death by sex and Steven coming out fully were definitely edgy. </p><p> A few of Fallon's quips in season 1 were actually pretty edgy as well, now that I think about it.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Jimmy Todd, post: 323210, member: 3926"] All very good observations. However, it seemed Dynasty was flirting with edginess, but not going all the way with it. Steven gave a great speech at the end of Season 2 in which he fully accepts himself as a gay man, but when they bring him back they marry him off to Claudia and act as if he's straight. For awhile, anyway. Dominique was wonderful but they gave her nothing to do and only mentioned race once- after she had already left the show. As for the massacre, it was definitely edgy for t.v. at the time, until they all got, checked their makeup and moved on. You are right about Season 2, with the shotgun miscarriage, the catfight, Cecil's death by sex and Steven coming out fully were definitely edgy. A few of Fallon's quips in season 1 were actually pretty edgy as well, now that I think about it. [/QUOTE]
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