The Confession

Episode aired Apr 22, 1987
TV-PGTV-PG
49m

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S7.E26

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John Forsythe, Linda Evans, and Jessica Player in Dynasty (1981)

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Krystina and Krystle are reunited, as Sarah is placed under private psychiatric care; Adam confesses his true identity to Blake and Alexis; following a visit to his mother's grave, Adam retu... Read allKrystina and Krystle are reunited, as Sarah is placed under private psychiatric care; Adam confesses his true identity to Blake and Alexis; following a visit to his mother's grave, Adam returns to Dana and pleas for her forgiveness; Gavin Maurier, nephew of Dirk, arrives in Denve... Read allKrystina and Krystle are reunited, as Sarah is placed under private psychiatric care; Adam confesses his true identity to Blake and Alexis; following a visit to his mother's grave, Adam returns to Dana and pleas for her forgiveness; Gavin Maurier, nephew of Dirk, arrives in Denver, searching for Alexis and her money.

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Director
- Irving J. Moore
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- Esther Shapiro
- Richard Alan Shapiro
- Laurence Heath(story)
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Krystina and Krystle are reunited, as Sarah is placed under private psychiatric care; Adam confesses his true identity to Blake and Alexis; following a visit to his mother's grave, Adam returns to Dana and pleas for her forgiveness; Gavin Maurier, nephew of Dirk, arrives in Denver, searching for Alexis and her money. —Anonymous

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- Romance
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Alexis Carrington Colby: Are you also concerned about what's happening to my son?
Dana Waring Carrington: [sweetly] Yes, I love Adam very much.
Alexis Carrington Colby: [sarcastic] Oh, you worshiped him from afar, but you never dared to talk to him. Then when you found out that he was a Carrington, you made your move.
Dana Waring Carrington: [flings the paper work she'd been busy with aside] That is sick, Alexis!
Alexis Carrington Colby: No, Dana. What is sick is what you are doing to my son. I have just had to go and bail him out of jail.
Dana Waring Carrington: What?
Alexis Carrington Colby: Yes. The police found him lying drunk in an alley. And you know what happened when I went to see him? He told me to leave.
Dana Waring Carrington: Look, Alexis, I'm sorry for what has happened to Adam, but for you to blame me...
Alexis Carrington Colby: Yes, yes, I do blame you. And I hold you responsible for what's happening with Adam. For my own son, to run away from me, you know what that means?
Dana Waring Carrington: My God, I have tried to tell everyone that something is wrong with Adam. Except nobody would listen to me. And that includes you, Alexis.
Alexis Carrington Colby: [lowers her eyes, stands up, moves away, sits down deep in thought] That's right, you have been trying to tell us. All right, let's find out what it is. Now I'm listening.

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6/10

Leann Hunley

Ol' Alexis confronting Dana, blaming her for all the ills befalling Adam? Now that's the tiger snarling at the bunny. But, once again, I was glad to see that DYNASTY scriptwriters didn't make a cardboard character of series villainess Alexis. She does have a heart, she reasons, and she realizes a mistake (when Dana reminded her of the many times she tried asking people what was wrong with Adam).

The episode really called for Leann to play a big part, and she did great. I have noticed that she does the widened- eyes thing a bit too unconvincing, but as one of the newcomers (in an important role) she is in there with them all.

Allow me the little snide comment to little rosy-cheeked Danny boy: You can't act, little fella, gonna be a short stint in Hollywood... :)

Young Krystina (Jessica Player), here the trick obviously was to get her to talk about fairy-tales, the rest, that charming giggle, follows naturally.

Thirty years ago, I know. But one of the most likable TV shows ever. Yeah, I criticized it heavily at the start of this season. But it has proved me wrong. The seventh season has proved itself.

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