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Whitney Houston - For The Lovers

Whitney Houston - Worth It

Whitney Houston - I Didn't Know My Own Strength

Whitney Houston - A Song For You

Whitney Houston - Like I Never Left

Whitney Houston - I Look To You

Whitney Houston - Call You Tonight

Whitney Houston - Million Dollar Bill Whitney Houston - Nothin' But Love

You see, Fallon making peace with Krystle signaled for me the lobotomy of Fallon. I don't think it shows maturity when it made her turn into a robot. They could have very easily made them have a more cordial relationship without completely eradicated all the multi-dimensional aspects of their relationship. But that might have been too much to ask from DYNASTY after Season 3....

I hope that, once they start online viewing, that it's not per occasions. That thing is better off suited for the DVD releases. If they're going to do it online, I would love to see whole years put up, where you can actually watch the show in order and in full. It could even be done on a 5-episodes per week basis, if not in bulk. I'm not sure if the 70s are available (that might have been a GREAT place to start) but I think the Marland years would be must.

Thanks for posting that. It always bears rewatching. It may be my favorite of hers. Such a great song and an amazingly shot video.

I gasped when I first saw that poster but, in a very effective way, it compliments the actual series' violence and harsh realities. I expect the second season premiere will be huge. I just hope the quality is just as good. What a huge letdown it will be if it's not.

So, I gather most reviews have been good so far? (Read a few of them)

I absolutely love this cover:

Was David's transition to psycho believable? I have the impression that Bell saw an opportunity there; he certainly wasn't planning all the stuff that happened with Nina when he first introduced him, did he?

1998 was indeed a near-perfect year. I am so sad that nothing really came of Michael/Victoria. I felt they showed incredible promise.

http://music-mix.ew.com/2012/02/23/adele-brit-awards-middle-finger-lily-allen/ Adele currently has three songs in the Top 10 of HOT 100: Set Fire To The Rain (#2), Rolling In The Deep (#5) and Someone Like You (#7)!

Do we known any particulars as to the Scott/Alden feud? Why did he hate her so much? Was it to do with writing/stories/characters, or was it a more personal thing?

Wow, that was a very... blatant cut off. And she flipped them off! That's hilarious.

Those VOGUE pics are exquisite. Great photography.

Nope!

Lisa Rinna is phenomenal as Taylor. Just superb. And, Jane's mother is Abby Ewing! How fabulous.

What is this craziness about Victoria not actually telling Daniel that David raped her? The way it was written and, consequently, the way Victoria put it clearly implied that she had been raped. That's exactly what I thought she was saying, albeit in a subtle, non-direct way, before Daniel vocalized it. It was a clear decision in Victoria's part. She wanted him to think that. So surprised by Ashley/Conrad. I was wondering where they would go with her next and this looks wonderful. It would be great if she started an affair with him while continuing to work for Victoria; would create more soapy drama. Meanwhile, the divorce between Conrad and Victoria, which now evolves his father and the issue of running Grayson Global, and completely delicious. The show hits all the right, soapy, notes. Loved Charlotte in this episode. She had a great reaction to the paternity news, her scene with Conrad, later with Declan. The dinner scene where the paternity was revealed felt like I was watching classic soap. Jack was also another one who was exquisite in this episode. From that shirtless scene in the beginning to his anger, his pleading with Amanda, confronting Victoria... the actor carried it off wonderfully. The end... another amazing cliffhanger. It looks as if it was Amanda who took the box but who knows?

This is absolutely heartbreaking. I will always treasure her voice. May she R.I.P.

I guess it might have given Tricia Cast some great scenes to play but, by God, Nicholas Pappone sniveling that "he touched me!" might have actually made it really hard for me to sympathize with him. I can see that. So, basically, bad timing and a bad coupling.