Dynasty s09e21 Episode Script

Blasts From the Past

NARRATOR: Last time on Dynasty: This is crazy.
We can't go to the police.
- I don't think we have any choice.
- Look, we've already come this far Jeff, two people died here.
We're so close, the collection's got to be down here.
Darling, I wasn't gonna tell you this, but I do need to discuss this with someone.
I've gone and got myself pregnant.
Dex? Before and after.
Sammy Jo, you know your friend Jeff.
Do you really believe that he would go to bed with his sister? Well, the way that Jeff talks about her, I don't know, maybe they have feelings sisters and brothers aren't supposed to have.
Sometimes it's not so easy to control your feelings.
- No matter what they are.
- Ls that you talking or the Church? It's definitely not the Church.
Where did you get this? That picture was taken at the Terrace Cafe, - you've made it look - I see what it looks like.
- You lousy - Hey, hey, hold on, son.
- Hey, lighten up.
- Jeff, no.
Back off.
Back off.
.
Hey, what's the matter with you? - Jeff, they're taking pictures.
- I don't give a damn.
They're setting us up.
Now, I really care for Fallon.
- You have to be able to see that.
- Let's get something straight.
If you hurt her, I swear to God I'll come after you.
If anybody was headed for a violent death it was Roger.
So you see, I can't help you.
Whatever odds and ends he left, Dennis took years ago.
- Dennis? - Who's Dennis? My son.
Just like his father.
Unfortunately, too much like him.
He didn't believe you, did he? Let's just say that your father and I have some serious work to do before we sit around with cigars and brandy.
It's him.
Right there in the window.
It's Roger Grimes.
- Fallon, there's nobody there.
- He was there.
What did you find out? I think she's gonna be using the cottage.
- Did you plant the bugs? - Yeah.
One right next to the bed.
Miss Chisolm, please.
Listen, I don't blame you for being upset, but If you don't get out I'm gonna call the cops.
- Ms.
Chisolm - My grandfather never jumped out of a window! I know that.
I don't believe that he did, either.
Get out of here! You might be in danger too, I wanna warn you.
Charles, this is getting serious.
My ex-wife, Alexis, came up with a witness to Grimes' killing.
The witness accused me of it, and then he was murdered.
Just minutes after I'd walked out of his apartment.
- The witness was murdered? - Yes.
He and Grimes were killed because my father buried something on that property, something so potentially damaging to my family that Now you see, this is interesting.
It's a list of names that have European addresses.
Any idea whose names these are? We weren't able to make anything out of it.
Damn.
What was that man doing? I'm sorry.
My father and Roger Grimes were involved in a project down in the mines at the bottom of a lake, before the mines were flooded.
Your sister, Laura, did she ever say anything about that? - She said a lot of things, Blake.
- Would she tell you anything? Anything that, that might be a link between my father and Roger Grimes? You two know something, don't you? We were hoping we'd never have to reveal this.
Please, anything you could tell me would be extremely helpful.
Yeah.
There's something you should be told.
But we'd better go inside and sit down for this.
- Please.
What is it? - Let's go inside, Blake, and sit down.
Blake? Blake? Blake? Yes.
- Are you all right? - Yes.
- How far did you go in the tunnel? - About as far as we could.
But we ran into a dead end.
- Did you call Grimes' widow? - She didn't have much to say.
Other than the fact that her son's in prison.
I told all of this to you on the phone.
Blake, what is it? We're running out of time.
We've got to find that collection.
- I thought you said that you didn't - I know what I said.
I'm telling you now that we've gotta find it.
Oh, yeah, that's great.
I don't know what made you change your mind, but I'm sure glad you did.
Listen to this.
In going over the old maps again, Jeff and I found that there's an extension to one of the old mine shafts out by the lake.
- I think it's worthwhile - Check it out.
Just do it quickly.
Blake, what is it? You went to see the Matthews'.
What did they tell you that got you so worked up? Just found some things that belonged to my father.
There's a list of names and addresses.
Looks like they're Europeans.
What do you think it means? I'm not sure I know what anything means anymore.
You know, there's one kind of painting that I'm very good at.
Excuse me.
What is it you think you're doing here? Finger painting.
Aah! I'll do it, I'll do it, I swear to God, I'll do it.
Fallon, if you're not gonna help me, why don't you do something constructive, and go over there and change the table? ' Okay? " Okay", Don't make me use this.
Go.
You know, I can't get that tune out of my head.
The one Kristina was humming.
- What, the lullaby? - Yeah.
Then at the cottage, when I thought I saw Roger Grimes at the window? - Yeah.
- The melody kept coming back.
- Well, what song is it? - I don't know the name.
What's this? An electronic listening device.
- What? - A bugging device.
I might as well tell you.
I used it to bug the Matthews' place.
You did what? I put a microphone in their living room.
I was trying to help you.
- I don't believe this.
- I was.
You know whose names came up in the conversations? Your mother's and your grandfather's.
And you know what hit me? Who's been trying to get your father - convicted more than anybody else? - My mother? Right.
I think she was involved.
And I think your grandfather was involved.
Why would he wanna kill Roger Grimes? I don't know why anybody would wanna kill him.
Look, Fallon, why don't you and your mother lock yourselves up in the cottage? Try to shake something loose.
You say you've got a lot of memories back there.
Zorelli, this is ludicrous.
You think my mother killed Roger Grimes? Then what? Twenty or 30 years later she turns around and murders a witness who thinks my father did it? No.
I think somebody else killed Chisolm.
Somebody that knew he was a witness.
And not that many people did.
You know, I've been thinking.
We must have a leak, and it must be down at the station.
Ha, ha.
What is this? Ooh.
Ooh, Ooh.
- Ooh, ooh.
- Shh, shh, shh.
What? Zorelli? What's the matter? When you were fiddling with those dials you must have hit a matching frequency.
Somebody's been listening to our conversations.
FALLON Zorelli, this is ludicrous.
- You think my mother killed - Sounds like he found our bug.
So what? Those dreams of hers aren't getting us anywhere anyway.
The hell they're not.
I'm telling you, the answers are in her head.
One of these days she's gonna remember where that art work is, and when it happens I'm gonna be right there to take it off her hands.
No.
It's her father.
- It's him we need to go after.
- Hey.
Whoa.
Blake Carrington? Have you checked that out? There's nothing to check out.
We're supposed to get the collection.
If we don't, you'll be wishing you were safe back in prison again.
And what about you? - What'll they do if you screw up? - I don't plan to find out.
There's a fair amount of dry rot, Mrs.
Colby.
The floor in the gym's pretty broken up, and, uh, some of these banisters and railings are a problem.
Just replace anything you have to.
The insurance people are coming in a week and I want this place to have a clean bill of health.
Yes, ma'am.
I need to talk to you about the pictures.
- What pictures? - Those pictures.
I'll tell you something.
That was not your film, it was mine.
I paid you a great deal of money.
If you have a problem with that I'd take it up with your employer.
Take it up with her.
- Debbie.
- Yes, Mrs.
Colby? The, uh, argument you were just having with Adam Carrington, that wouldn't have had to do with some pictures that appeared in a very sleazy publication, would it? Pictures of my daughter with Jeff Colby? - Mrs.
Colby, I - Tell me the truth, Debbie.
Yes.
But I wasn't the one who doctored them.
Adam asked me to take those pictures and then he bought the whole roll.
When I saw their faces in that scandal sheet I wanted to wring his neck.
Yes, I can understand that.
Thank you, Debbie.
"Does Jeff Colby protect too much?" Ha, ha.
- You really think this is funny.
- It is.
Monica, it's not funny.
It's Well, you gotta admit we make a cute couple.
- Monica, please.
- Jeff.
You're being kind of a prude, aren't you? This has nothing to do with being a prude.
This is serious.
Do you realise how many millions of people read these? They're scandal sheets.
Nobody with half a brain believes any of this.
Jeff, we know we didn't do anything.
Monica, that picture's obscene.
When I get my hands on who's responsible.
I don't think you look that bad.
- You really don't care, do you? - Of course I care.
L just don't wanna make such a big deal out of it.
How can you sit there and be so blasé? - We've been slandered.
- You certainly have, - and by Adam Carrington.
- What? Adam had those photos taken.
He happens to be, uh, in the Hunt Bar right now.
Oh, really? Well, let's just pay him a little visit.
Hang on.
Wait a minute.
Wait, Jeff, what are you gonna do? - Adam! - Jeff, be careful.
Adam! What the hell? - You miserable son-of-a- ADAM: Get your hands off me.
- You published those lies - I don't know what you're talking about! Get off! You're trying to make us look as dirty as you are! There's nothing between Monica and me.
You've been all over her.
Even in public.
Come back here.
Jeff.
- She's my sister.
- That makes you a pervert.
What has Monica ever done to you? It's what she's done to you that's so disgusting.
I'll show you disgusting.
You're slime, Adam.
- What's the matter with you? - Get off.
- I'll wring your weaselly neck.
- Get off me.
- Do something.
- Come on you two.
Will somebody please tell me what this is all about? I'll tell you what it's about.
That reptile that you call a son has accused Monica and me of incest.
What? JEFF: That's right.
- That's not possible.
- Ask him.
It's just not possible for there to have been incest between Monica and Jeff.
Alexis.
- You haven't told her? - Don't you dare.
- Why, this is unspeakably cruel of you.
- Out of bounds, Alexis.
Monica and Jeff are not brother and sister.
What? I'm sorry to have to tell you this, Monica.
But Jason Colby isn't your father.
How dare you? What do you mean Jason's not Monica's father? Just what I say.
Jason is not Monica's father.
- Right, Sable? - Well, I guess that leaves the bedroom door wide open.
- What is this, some kind of joke? - You monster.
Let me go.
I'm not gonna let Jeff suffer because of your lies.
- Keep me out of this.
- I will kill you.
- Don't count me in on this.
- Stop it.
Of all the things you have ever done, this is the most vile.
She's like a rabid bitch.
Alexis, would you get out of here? - Trying to another headline, Jeff? - Would you shut up.
You parasite.
Don't you touch me.
How dare you involve my daughter like that.
Have you no shame? You knew what you were doing.
You don't care about your daughter, anyway.
Be careful.
Stop it.
Someone help them.
Mother, you're gonna hurt yourself.
Stop it.
Get the police.
Come on.
Stop them.
Mother, stop it, you're hurting her.
Somebody call the police.
- Mrs.
Carrington.
- Father Shea.
- How are you? - I'm all right.
I'm looking for Tanner.
Tanner.
Yes, well, he's at the church.
- Did, uh, he know you were coming? - No, but are you expecting him back soon? I have no idea.
Is something wrong? I think you could answer that better than I.
See, I've known Tanner most of his life, and we have always been able to talk.
Lately, though, it's like he's turned away.
I thought that it might have something to do with you.
I'm sorry if I'm causing any problems.
Mrs.
Carrington.
You ever, uh - re-potted a plant? - No.
You know, you change the soil.
You take away the very foundation upon which the plant has come to depend.
Will the plant continue to grow? Who knows.
Kind of like us priests.
Take away our foundation, anything can happen.
I really need to talk to Tanner.
- Could I go over to the church? - That's what it's there for.
- You'll have to give me directions.
- Of course.
I'm gonna pray that God gives you some directions too.
How dare she? How dare she broadcast something as confidential as that in the lobby of a public hotel.
Thank you.
This is probably none of my business but, uh, were you ever gonna tell Miles and Monica? No? I didn't want them hurt.
How did Alexis know? How did she know when no one else did? Because years ago we were close and I was stupid enough to confide in her.
That was before she had a one night stand with your father.
Which meant nothing to her but led to the destruction of my family.
And then, two years ago she told him.
- Jason knew? - That's why he cut off the children.
- Just turned his back on them.
- I see.
You know, Sable, I think you and I have been at each other's throats ever since we first met.
But, uh I gotta tell you, I feel for you right now.
That's the truth.
All those years ago, I thought I was doing the right thing.
What do I say to her now? How do I tell Miles? I think they'll understand.
Monica loves you very much.
Think that's my cue.
- You have a lot to talk about.
- Thank you, Jeff.
I wanna hear the whole story, Mother.
I was just trying to protect Jeff and Monica from themselves.
- You do believe that? - No.
But who cares? I've known that she wasn't Jason's daughter for years.
The only reason I didn't bring it up before was because I wanted to win one battle in this endless war with Sable.
One battle? She's got me.
She's really got me, Adam.
If she wins this lawsuit, I'm going to lose everything.
What are you talking about? - You were in Switzerland for weeks.
- I know.
I was trying to protect my assets.
But every time I went anywhere somebody followed me.
She had me blocked.
Sable can't know enough to block you in Europe.
Dex must have helped her.
Oh, no, Dex would never do a thing like that.
Tell me about our lawsuit with Blake.
Have the police questioned our witness again? They can't.
Chisolm is dead.
Dead? How? Dropped out a window.
I was gonna write to you about it, but I thought you had enough on your plate.
- The police think Dad did it.
- Oh, no.
Killing Roger Grimes out of passion for me is one thing, but premeditated murder? Never.
Well, there's another piece of news I think you might find interesting.
Remember that painting you asked me to have appraised? - The one Grimes gave you? - Yes.
Well, the appraiser said that it was by some inconsequential Austrian artist.
Oh, I don't believe that, Adam.
I saw Sable's face when she looked at that picture.
Exactly.
So I took it to a second appraiser.
And I found out that painting is by Fredrick Stahl.
- Fredrick who? - Fredrick Stahl.
Well, Mother, let me tell you about that.
Tanner.
- Sammy Jo? - Don't turn around.
Just listen.
I wanna confess to you.
- What? - Don't turn around, please.
I can't hear your confession, Sammy Jo.
- I'm on a leave of absence.
- Well, that's okay.
I'm not Catholic.
Listen, Tanner, in the past few days I've been feeling like I was trapped.
I'm repeating the same mistakes I've made all my life.
- Sammy Jo - Just listen to me.
All my life I've fallen in love with the wrong people.
People I couldn't have.
Stephen.
I told you about him.
And Josh, that football player who was into drugs.
And even Jeff was never really mine.
And now I've done it again.
Look, Sammy Jo, I'm very uncomfortable Don't turn around, please.
I have to get this out.
- I'm in love with you.
- No.
I'm in love with you.
I fell in love with you the first day you burst into my hospital room and tore it apart.
And then, when you rode up on your motorcycle with that huge, dumb bunny rabbit.
I mean, I didn't know who you were then.
That you were a priest.
But I am a priest.
- And I am married to the church.
- I know.
The church.
And you're not mine, and you never can be mine in the way that I would like you to be.
I am so sorry.
- I should've never let it go this far.
- It's all right.
That's what I wanted you to know.
That I love you and I just wanna be close to you.
To hear your voice, and your thoughts.
And if that's all I could ever hope for from you, then I'll settle for that.
I'll work with you, side by side, and nothing will happen between us.
But it's okay.
I don't know what to say.
You know, for the first time in my life, I don't know what to say.
If you loved us, why didn't you trust us enough to tell us the truth? Trust? It wasn't a question of trust.
I didn't want to hurt you.
- How do you think I feel now? - I know, darling, I know, that's why I wanted this to never come out.
Did you think that you could bury something like this? Didn't you realise it would come out sooner or later? I don't know what I realised.
I was so young, I wasn't even 20.
I was married, Jason and I were trying to have children, but it wasn't working.
So you went and slept with somebody else? - No.
No, it was not like that.
- How was it, Mother? Was I just some careless mistake, sort of like you have now with Dex? Oh, God, that this should come up now.
I loved Jason very much.
But he wouldn't have understood.
- Did you ever give him the chance? - I tried to tell him, but when he found out that I was pregnant, you should have seen his face.
He was just radiant with joy.
He wanted children.
Darling, he wanted you and Miles.
So you just let him think that we were his children.
I didn't know what else to do.
I was terrified.
I was terrified he'd do what he did do when he found out two years ago.
- Turned his back and cut us off.
- Yes.
Well, it's too bad abortions weren't more prevalent then.
You could have just ended the whole thing.
Like you can now.
Oh, darling, don't say that.
I loved you the first moment I knew I was pregnant, and I have loved you every moment since.
But not enough to tell me the truth.
If I kept it a secret, it was because I loved you too much.
Not too little.
You children mean everything to me.
You always have.
What about my real father? Does he know? Or did you keep it a secret from him too, like you did with Dex? Who was he, Mother? I have a right to know who my father is.
That's what Roger meant when he said in his letter, "Riches beyond imagination.
" He meant this treasure.
So your father not only killed him, but he robbed him too.
- We can't be sure of that.
- If Roger had one, then he knew where the rest of the treasure was.
Didn't Elsworth say something about secret tunnels and strange goings on underneath the Carrington mansion? - Yes.
- And he's dead because of it.
Well, whatever Roger found had to have been worth a fortune.
Maybe.
But it was also Nazi plunder.
You think that Blake didn't know that? That's why he hid it until it was safe to sell.
He's not going to get away with it.
He's not gonna get away murdering Roger and stealing that treasure.
I want you to call that police captain and make an appointment as soon as possible.
Mother, I think we should discuss this.
Adam.
They are ruining me.
They are stripping me of Colbyco, and everything else I own.
If they are going to bring me down, I am going to bring every one of them down with me.
Rudy.
Rudy.
Where the hell's Rudy? Where's Richards? - Zorelli, what's going on? - You did this to me, didn't you? What are you talking about? I didn't do nothing.
- You bugged my apartment.
- Bugged your apartment? - Come on, guys.
- You did this, didn't you? You had the key, you knew where to put the bug.
- Get your hands off me! - You knew who I was seeing.
- Zorelli! - Trying to make a name for yourself.
- My ex-partner, right.
My best friend.
- Zorelli, come on.
- Did you do it? What? - What are you talking about? Who got a court order to bug my apartment? What's with you, man? One of you put a bug in my apartment, and I wanna know who it was.
- What's going on here? - Captain, did you give the order? - Don't do something stupid.
- Wait a minute.
- Somebody bugged your apartment? - You don't know about it? Play stupid, you're good at that.
- You're losing it.
- I'd watch your mouth! I'll tell you something I'm going to the top on this.
And if you're behind it, I'm taking you down.
- One more word and you're in a cell.
- Yeah, what for? I'm warning you, Zorelli.
You got him? I got him.
Got something funny in his head, captain.
- I'll get him out of here.
- Do it before I have him locked up.
If I ever catch any of you near my loft, I'll take you down.
I swear to God, I'll take you down.
- What's going on? - I don't know.
But the next time he comes in pointing a finger, I'll chop it off at the elbow.
Pretty good show, Zorro.
Next time Hamlet.
- Think they bought it? - Let's hope so.
Now, you go take a hike, and I'll see who reacts.
Blake, why, why are you suddenly so concerned about Fallon's dreams? I mean, she tried to tell you about them.
Yes, and I wouldn't listen.
But now I need to know.
Now, she's told you about them.
I know that.
Let's see.
For a while, when she fell asleep, Grimes would come to her like a lover.
And there was no one else in the dreams? I mean, not Alexis? - She wasn't in them? - Yes, Alexis stared appearing, and that's when the dreams started getting frightening.
Why frightening? What does she do in the dreams? - Tell me about her.
- I don't know.
Fallon wasn't clear, but she felt that something terrible happened between Alexis and Grimes.
What? Does she remember anything? Now, tell me, please, it's vital.
I don't know.
I don't think Fallon really knows either.
Maybe she's blocking it out.
In her dreams she would always run away before anything happened.
And she's with her grandfather.
- My father? - Yes.
She would start screaming and the last dream The last dream was the worst one.
Grimes told her that she had to find the person who murdered him.
And kill him.
But it's just nightmares, isn't it? I mean, Fallon's always had a weird imagination.
Yes.
Yes, I'm sure that's what it is.
Mother, something happened at the cottage and you were a part of it.
I was not a part of it, and I never had any reason to go near that cottage.
Well, I think you were, at least I feel that you were.
And Grandpa was there, Roger Grimes.
- Fallon.
- Mother, I'm your daughter.
Why won't you help me? Even Zorelli What's he got to do with this? He's been helping me try to get to the bottom of this.
He's saving me from going crazy.
Mother, you don't realise what these dreams have been doing to me.
It's like there's something right on the edge of my brain trying to get out.
I want to help you.
I really do.
Well, then why don't you? What is it? I don't know.
There's something you don't wanna face, isn't there? - No.
- Well, I think there is.
I think you know something about the murder.
Something The only think I know is that your father committed it.
- Zorelli thinks you may have done it.
- What? - What are you so scared of? - I'm not scared of anything, Fallon.
You are.
You must be.
I think you know who killed Roger Grimes and it wasn't Daddy.
I need you to come to the cottage with me tomorrow afternoon.
If you're not hiding anything, you will.
- Fallon.
- I mean it.
I've got to find out what really happened, and I need my mother's help.
A father.
I'm going to be a father.
- I don't know what to say.
- You don't have to say anything.
I was as shocked as you are when I found out.
Well, I mean, I I should say something.
Sable, you are going to keep the baby, aren't you? Yes.
- Talk about complications.
- There don't have to be any.
Well, but there are, Sable.
I mean, having a child, with you.
Dex, I debated with myself whether to even tell you or not.
But I decided that you had a right to know.
Of course I do, and I'll be there when you have the child.
Dex, I want to bring this child up by myself.
Yourself? Are you saying that I'm not gonna be a pan of this child's life? No.
When he or she is old enough to understand I'll tell them.
Tell them? What, that they came from some kind of a stork farm? - I can understand that you're upset.
- Upset? Sable, I didn't ask for any of this, but if there is a child of mine on this Earth Dex, please.
We shared a moment of our lives together.
It was a sweet and tender moment, but it went, I think, as far as it could go.
If we had fallen in love, if you weren't in love with Alexis, things might be different.
- Just leave Alexis out of this.
- I can't leave Alexis out of it, because you can't.
You two are wrapped up.
Now, as far as I'm concerned, she is cancerous, and destroys everything she touches.
She has made my family's life a misery, and I am not going to let her infect this child's life.
So, what do you want me to do? You want me to sign an affidavit I'll never see her? You two are an institution.
A piece of paper won't separate you.
Wait a minute, no.
Lam not going to accept this.
Well, it's the way that it is, so I think you'd better.
I think you'd better go.
Sable, if you think this subject is over, you're wrong.
- Oh, Blake.
- Are you all right? Thank you for coming.
Well, you sounded distraught over the telephone.
Let's sit down.
- Would you like some coffee? - No, thank you.
I heard what happened downstairs.
What Alexis did was unforgivable.
Well, that's sort of what I wanted to talk to you about.
What I told Monica about her biological father Now listen, these are very personal matters.
Are you sure that you want to tell me? There's no one else that I can I really do need to speak about this to someone.
What I told Monica was that I hardly knew the man, that he was a foreign diplomat.
And I told her that he was dead.
Blake, she was so furious with me for not having told her before, - but I just couldn't - Monica is a strong young woman.
And you've raised her well.
Now, she may be hurt at this point, but when you explain to her why you chose to do what you did, - she'll get over it.
- Chose? I didn't choose anything.
I had no choice.
Maybe I've just held this in for too long.
- I don't know that I can even say it.
- Well, you don't have to say anything.
Especially to me.
You know that.
I took so many showers my skin blistered.
I kept thinking that I could just wash it all away.
Just wash him off me.
And then I found out that I was pregnant.
- You mean - Yes.
I was raped.
Oh, my God.
Oh, I can't tell the children that, can I? I just can't.
Oh, Sable, I'm so sorry.
Please, dear God, help me.
I feel like I'm in hell.
I know that I have called on you before, and you were always there for me.
You were there for me when my brother died.
So many other times when I needed your guidance.
But this time, it's different.
I am frightened, and I am ashamed.
Forgive me, dear God, I feel passion for this woman.
I can't get her out of my mind even though I know my thoughts are sinful, I can't get her out of my head.
And I'm torn between her and sewing your will.
Please, dear God, please give me the strength to fight these feelings, to keep my vows.
I don't wanna sin against you.
Please, dear God, help me.
Help me.
Pull up over there, would you, please? Mr.
Carrington.
What's going on, captain? I wasn't aware that I was speeding.
No, sir, you weren't.
I'd like to have a little chat with you in private.
That's a hell of a way to start it off.
Mr.
Carrington, I'm representing some very important people.
- People who wanna help you.
- Help me do what? Take an old art collection off your hands.
- I don't know what you're talking about.
- I think you do.
Could we, uh, talk on the other side of the car? It's a little too public here.
I wanna share with you, uh, some facts.
An old man, who was about to testify against you, was murdered.
Among other things, we found your fingerprints in his apartment and a witness who heard you and him fighting just before he was killed.
Now, with that, and a damn good motive, well, we've gotten convictions on a lot less.
I still don't know what you're talking about.
- Are you hereto arrest me? - That wouldn't benefit anyone.
And who are these people that you're working with? That's not important, but the evidence we have against you is.
Now, if we were to, uh, misplace some crucial bits of that evidence, well, you just might get off the hook.
You've gotta be crazy approaching me like this.
- What is it that you want? - The collection.
We know you haven't found it, so we'll help.
We'll get rid of it for you.
You know that what you're doing is out and out blackmail.
No.
It's an opportunity.
You don't want that Nazi treasure.
It's a stain on your family name.
To you, it's just like toxic waste.
Play ball with us, and we'll take it off your hands.
And you may not have to go to jail for murder.
- What the devil? - Just a little loose thread, that's all.
She's here.
- Hi, darling.
- Mother.
I'm glad you came.
- What's he doing here? - Mrs.
Colby.
It was his idea to ask you to come.
- This is all very strange, Fallon.
- I don't think so.
Fallon's mind's been playing tricks on her, - especially when she come here.
- I know all of that.
I don't understand what it has to do with me.
I think that something happened here, and I think that it I don't care what you think.
What I think is that if you'd been doing your job properly, Blake Carrington would be behind bars where he should be.
Fallon, I came hereto see you, but I'm not about to stand around and discuss private business with a stranger.
Mother, please, this is very important to me.
I'm sorry, Fallon, not with him here.
- Would you please give us a chance? - Get away from me.
Stay away from me.
Wait a minute.
What? What is it, Fallon? L just had I just had a flash of something that Oh, this is ridiculous.
What's the matter, you afraid we're gonna find out you pulled the trigger? Oh, you do have a bizarre imagination, don't you, sergeant? Fallon, this place gives me the creeps.
I'm getting out of here.
- I'm getting out of here.
- Roger.
You can't.
- I hate this place.
- You can't leave me.
Now I remember.
It was you.
You were here.
With Roger.
You were fighting.
Fighting? - Roger and I never fought.
- Where were they standing, Fallon? - Where exactly were they standing? - Over there.
- Come over here.
- I told you not to touch me.
Will you please stand here for one minute? I will not.
I do not like this.
I don't like what you doing to my daughter.
Neither do I.
But she needs your help.
Wait a minute, Mother, please.
It's coming back.
Just bear with us.
What kind of psychological claptrap have you been feeding her? Will you just calm down? For God's sake, will you calm down? - Wait, it's - Look.
I mean, look at her.
She's so upset.
- You're getting worked up over nothing.
- Nothing? You said you loved me.
- I know what I said.
- I'm going with you.
You wanted to go away with him.
He promised to go away with me.
Get off me, will you? I'm in a hurry.
I'm in a hurry.
You wanted to go away.
He hit you.
- No, he didn't.
- Yes, he did.
- No, he didn't hit me.
- What else happened? I can't ZORELLI: Try.
Try, Fallon.
You have to try to remember.
Stop it.
You're hurting her.
You hurt me.
Why are you hurting me.
I thought you loved me.
You got me this job, some laughs.
Laughs? Ls that all I meant? Now that Blake's thrown me out I have nowhere to go.
Hey, we've all got our problems.
Oh, Roger, tell me that Blake told you to do this.
You couldn't believe that he would leave you.
I can't believe this.
I can't.
- Keep your hands off me.
- Oh, my God.
Keep my hands off you? My God, I remember.
I remember.
I remember.
Roger was gonna leave me.
How could I have forgotten that? What else do you remember? Roger sent a letter to me, he told me that Blake had threatened to kill him.
He said he was going to go away, but he was going to send for me and we'd have.
"Riches, beyond imagination.
" That night Blake threw me out, I went to find Roger.
We were so in love.
I wanted to go with him wherever he went, but he didn't want me.
He was terrible to me.
He was He was violent.
He was threatening you.
He was horrible.
The gun, Fallon.
Roger was shot.
There must have been a gun.
- Where was it? - There wasn't.
- Where was the gun? - There wasn't.
- You're not going anywhere.
- Put that down.
That's it.
You got his gun and you pointed it at him, and you said, "You're not going anywhere.
" - No.
No, I didn't.
- Yes, you did.
Yes, you did.
I said put it down.
Don't hurt my Mommy.
Don't hurt my Mommy.
Who do you think you are grabbing for my gun? - Mommy.
- I'll shut you up.
You're hurting my Mommy.
Don't hurt my Mommy.
Next time you pull Please, don't hurt my Mommy.
No.
No.
Don't hurt my Mommy.
- Don't.
Don't.
Don't.
- Don't you ever push me.
It was me.
It was me.
I killed I killed Roger Grimes.
Mommy, it was - Oh, God.
- Oh, baby, no.
Oh, no, baby, no.
No, darling, no.

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