Dynasty: The Reunion

TV Mini Series
1991
2h 58m

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Heather Locklear, John Forsythe, Linda Evans, John James, and Emma Samms in Dynasty: The Reunion (1991)

Blake Carrington has just been released from prison and is trying to regain his empire. He is also reunited with his beloved Krystle, who until recently was in a coma.Blake Carrington has just been released from prison and is trying to regain his empire. He is also reunited with his beloved Krystle, who until recently was in a coma.Blake Carrington has just been released from prison and is trying to regain his empire. He is also reunited with his beloved Krystle, who until recently was in a coma.

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Trivia
Joan Collins has stated that the cast agreed to a reduced salary simply because they felt they owed the fans the chance to say a proper goodbye to Dynasty. The cast were also angry that the show had ended with a lot of unresolved cliffhangers even though they were either brushed over or ignored in The Reunion.

Goofs
The interior of the Carrington mansion now looks absolutely nothing like it did in the original series (due to the original sets being taken down two years earlier).

Quotes
Alexis Morrell Carrington Colby Dexter Rowan: [to Sammy Jo] Your days are numbered, bimbo.

Connections
Featured in Dynasty Reunion: Catfights & Caviar (2006)

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7/10

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I was, like any other "Dynasty" fan, happy to see the cast back after a couple years away. This reunion movie answered some questions (rather indirectly) from the series' cliffhanger as to who survived the balcony scene, etc., and certainly delivered on the catfight quotient (who would have thought feathers could fly like that?). The recasting of Adam was a disappointment; Robin Sachs just didn't have the zest of Gordon Thomson (who had taken over the wonderfully zesty role of Mason Capwell on NBC's daytime soap "Santa Barbara"). But the return of Al Corley, who frankly, was always three times as HOT as Jack Coleman (and I'm not even gay -- or male!) as Steven just about redeemed that.

The storyline with the Marshalls and Jeremy Van Dorn was fair, but Sammy Jo! Oh, we were so disappointed in the direction Sammy Jo went with this one! She was voted BRBTV's most matured character over the course of the series run, evolving from a sleezebag opportunist into a smart businesswoman, but here in the reunion movie she de-volves back to just about zero. Yikes.