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<blockquote data-quote="Rove" data-source="post: 157243" data-attributes="member: 100"><p>Dallas did this exceptionally well. A blend of business dealings and family squabbles but inevitably the business dealings <em>would </em>affect the family. </p><p></p><p>This has been my ongoing concern with Fallon. For someone who wishes to be taken seriously in the business world this reboot has shown very little business and when the writers have wished to visit the business angle my impression is its tokenism. The series was based on the premise this was the 1% of the 1% percent filthy rich. How do the Carrington family make their money? Are they living off the interest with the sale of Carrington Atlantic? What's with this soccer team story the writers continue with? Are they hoping for a <em>Special Guest Star</em> appearance from....</p><p></p><p style="text-align: center">[ATTACH=full]15740[/ATTACH] </p> <p style="text-align: center"></p><p>I'm making every attempt to understand what this reboot is about? Is it female empowerment? Surely not when we look how Alexis and Fallon are being written. Dame Joan's version was a <em>Tour de Force</em>. Nicolette's version was a<em> Tour de straight into the pothole</em>. </p><p></p><p>The same can be said of Blake Carrington. I cannot remember the last time Blake entered a business meeting. Where is this ruthless businessman? One minute he is beating a man within an inch of his life. The next? An uninvited stranger meanders into the Carrington mansion proclaiming to be his long lost son and Blake just about trips over the living room floor rug to hug Adam.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Rove, post: 157243, member: 100"] Dallas did this exceptionally well. A blend of business dealings and family squabbles but inevitably the business dealings [I]would [/I]affect the family. This has been my ongoing concern with Fallon. For someone who wishes to be taken seriously in the business world this reboot has shown very little business and when the writers have wished to visit the business angle my impression is its tokenism. The series was based on the premise this was the 1% of the 1% percent filthy rich. How do the Carrington family make their money? Are they living off the interest with the sale of Carrington Atlantic? What's with this soccer team story the writers continue with? Are they hoping for a [I]Special Guest Star[/I] appearance from.... [CENTER][ATTACH=full]15740[/ATTACH] [/CENTER] I'm making every attempt to understand what this reboot is about? Is it female empowerment? Surely not when we look how Alexis and Fallon are being written. Dame Joan's version was a [I]Tour de Force[/I]. Nicolette's version was a[I] Tour de straight into the pothole[/I]. The same can be said of Blake Carrington. I cannot remember the last time Blake entered a business meeting. Where is this ruthless businessman? One minute he is beating a man within an inch of his life. The next? An uninvited stranger meanders into the Carrington mansion proclaiming to be his long lost son and Blake just about trips over the living room floor rug to hug Adam. [/QUOTE]
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