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Title: The Confession (22 Apr 1987)
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| Episode cast overview, first billed only: | |||
| John Forsythe | ... | Blake Carrington | |
| Linda Evans | ... | Krystle Carrington | |
| Gordon Thomson | ... | Adam Carrington | |
| Jack Coleman | ... | Steven Carrington | |
| Michael Nader | ... | Dex Dexter | |
| Heather Locklear | ... | Sammy Jo Dean Carrington | |
| Ted McGinley | ... | Clay Fallmont | |
| Terri Garber | ... | Leslie Carrington | |
| Cassie Yates | ... | Sarah Curtis | |
| Leann Hunley | ... | Dana Waring Carrington | |
| Diahann Carroll | ... | Dominique Deveraux | |
| Joan Collins | ... | Alexis Carrington Colby | |
| Troy Byer | ... | Jackie Deveraux (as Troy Beyer) | |
| Richard Lawson | ... | Nick Kimball | |
| Jon Cypher | ... | Dirk Maurier | |
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. Written by Anonymous
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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.