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<blockquote data-quote="JROG" data-source="post: 2982" data-attributes="member: 43"><p><u>EPISODE 2: CONSPIRACY OF SILENCE</u></p><p></p><p>Oh, nice title. The awkwardness of the previous cliffhanger notwithstanding, Fallon's amnesia is handled well as we pick up right where we left off, even if the fact that none of the Colbys recognize Fallon requires huge suspension of disbelief. There’s a hilarious little scene in which Connie calls Dr. Parris at two in the morning and chastises him for answering the phone. There is always a sense with Connie that she’s lived, that she’s seen, done and knows things. Following Dr. Parris’ session with "Randall," he advises the Colbys to pretend she’s not a cyborg with a British accent so the plot can last. Oh, Samms is so horrible here but some good chemistry with James and little moments with Jeff save her. The one who cannot be saved is Caulfield who, following several episodes on which he was required to have charisma and generally be a sweet, nice guy, now perhaps is finding the demands of his scenes a bit too much. There is criminally no Garrett Boydston at all in this episode, whose intense presence and charisma is missed. But Sable… oh, Sable is delicious here. Her first reaction to learning that Randall is Fallon is that she’s happy Miles married a woman with such status. Following the amazing Frankie's arrival, Sable takes her out to lunch and tells her she’s glad Frankie married Phillip so Sable was sparred being with such a man. Things get <em>really</em> juicy when Zach starts to hit on Sable (who, despite herself, seems to be biting) and we learn that Jason and Frankie may have a teeny tiny little thing going on between them. Blake visits (which was spoiled because I watched the corresponding DYNASTY episode first, which apparently I shouldn’t have), shares a couple of nice moments with Fallon and then returns to Denver to totally lie to Alexis about how “bad the scene” was when he confronted Fallon in order to justify Collins’ abstinence from all things California related. Jeff gives Fallon a kiss on the cheek and then stands in shock at how bad Caulfield’s acting suddenly became. All this and the Colbys have a hot stable boy!</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="JROG, post: 2982, member: 43"] [u]EPISODE 2: CONSPIRACY OF SILENCE[/u] Oh, nice title. The awkwardness of the previous cliffhanger notwithstanding, Fallon's amnesia is handled well as we pick up right where we left off, even if the fact that none of the Colbys recognize Fallon requires huge suspension of disbelief. There’s a hilarious little scene in which Connie calls Dr. Parris at two in the morning and chastises him for answering the phone. There is always a sense with Connie that she’s lived, that she’s seen, done and knows things. Following Dr. Parris’ session with "Randall," he advises the Colbys to pretend she’s not a cyborg with a British accent so the plot can last. Oh, Samms is so horrible here but some good chemistry with James and little moments with Jeff save her. The one who cannot be saved is Caulfield who, following several episodes on which he was required to have charisma and generally be a sweet, nice guy, now perhaps is finding the demands of his scenes a bit too much. There is criminally no Garrett Boydston at all in this episode, whose intense presence and charisma is missed. But Sable… oh, Sable is delicious here. Her first reaction to learning that Randall is Fallon is that she’s happy Miles married a woman with such status. Following the amazing Frankie's arrival, Sable takes her out to lunch and tells her she’s glad Frankie married Phillip so Sable was sparred being with such a man. Things get [I]really[/I] juicy when Zach starts to hit on Sable (who, despite herself, seems to be biting) and we learn that Jason and Frankie may have a teeny tiny little thing going on between them. Blake visits (which was spoiled because I watched the corresponding DYNASTY episode first, which apparently I shouldn’t have), shares a couple of nice moments with Fallon and then returns to Denver to totally lie to Alexis about how “bad the scene” was when he confronted Fallon in order to justify Collins’ abstinence from all things California related. Jeff gives Fallon a kiss on the cheek and then stands in shock at how bad Caulfield’s acting suddenly became. All this and the Colbys have a hot stable boy! [/QUOTE]
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