42 minutes ago, Khan said:

What, no Shelley Hack, lol?

I hate to think there's still animosity between Kate and Cheryl. The series ended over 40 years ago, and Farrah, David Doyle, John Forsythe, Leonard Goldberg, Tanya Roberts and Aaron Spelling all have passed away. It's way past time for those two ladies (or, at least, for Kate, as I don't think there's ever been as much animosity on Cheryl's side) to bury the proverbial hatchet (but preferably not in each other's literal backs, lol).

I know Kate and maybe Jaclyn have remarked that the series should've ended when Farrah quit...and I'm inclined to believe them. The chemistry among the initial three - Kate, Farrah, and Jaclyn - redeems the bad writing. Once Farrah's gone, there's a few decent episodes with Kate/Jaclyn/Cheryl; halfway through S2, however, the series really falls apart.

You know that Jaclyn will be seated in the middle between the two.....LOL I hope Kate is in a good mood that day and Cheryl doesn't do or say anything that pisses her off.

Kate and Cheryl did "Satan's School For Girls" together for Spelling in 1973. I often wonder is something happened on set there between the two that carried over to Charlie's Angels ? There's a 1977 Mike Douglas show on youtube where He visits the set to meet the newest angel. Kate sits in on Jaclyn's interview then leaves before Cheryl come in. It's awkward.

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If only the actual show had been that exciting!

To me, the fact that more of the cast apparently were on her side rather than his speaks volumes.

Edited 22 hours ago22 hr by Khan

I guess Pamela Bellwood DGAF at that point. But where did Jack Coleman and Ted McGinley stand?

5 hours ago, Franko said:

But where did Jack Coleman and Ted McGinley stand?

Ted McGinley was just looking for the next show to kill.

Edited 16 hours ago16 hr by Khan

@Soapsuds Thanks. I had to laugh at the whole section which goes on a bit too long about how Joan must be jealous of Linda's projects with CBS...after Linda leaves Dynasty (did those materialize?). And her contract with...Cannon films, which was a mess that ended up bankrupt before Dynasty even ended. And of course Joan was jealous of Linda's youth and beauty!

Dynasty and 90210 had backstage drama that rivaled what was onscreen, but surprisingly Melrose kept the drama mostly onscreen.