Dynasty (2017–…): Season 3, Episode 9 - The Caviar, I Trust, Is Not Burned - full transcript

Blake's trial continues as Alexis shocks the jury with her testimony; Fallon returns to the courthouse to find her mother has returned.

Previously, on
"Dynasty"...

The district attorney
has a secret witness.

It's Alexis Carrington Colby.

I paid Nadia to make you
fall in love with her,

and then I staged a fake fight,
with Cristal's help,

to make it look like Blake

had sex with Nadia.

So that's not true.

I just burned down
Father's vineyard.

It was you that
hit me over the head.

- I nearly died!
- No!



Oh, no!

Liam! Liam!

Come on!

Pull me up!

Aah!

Order!
Order in the court!

Your Honor, the defense
requests a recess

so we have time to prepare
for this surprise witness.

Granted. Court will resume
in one hour.

May I approach?

Wow. What the hell
are you doing here?

Just doing my part to make sure
justice prevails.

Mm, right.

And you're a Colby now.



Well, I hope Jeff
didn't have to pay

too much for
your allegiance.

You change your
loyalty as often

as you change your face.

You and I both know
you have nothing

relevant you can
say against me.

You have no idea what I know
and what I don't know.

Which must be
terrifying for you.

We should postpone her testimony
till later in the week,

so we have time to prepare.

Ah, there's nothing
that woman has to offer

that would convince
anyone I was guilty.

- You don't know that. It's...
- Trust me.

The more time we give her,
the bigger story she'll spin.

Put her on the stand.
Let's get this over with.

Hey, hey, hey.

Are you sure
you're not hurt?

Do I know you?

Now's not the time
for amnesia jokes, all right?

Good to know.

Okay, look, are you sure that
nothing got jostled up there?

Like, you're not gonna
wake up tomorrow and think

that you're in love with your
fourth grade girlfriend, right?

Audrey Simmons.

She was pretty cute.

Probably super hot now.

You're sure that you remember
Adam hitting you by the pool?

Yeah, he came up
from behind me,

and I got a glimpse
of the flowerpot.

Next thing I remember,

I woke up in the shed
with my head pounding.

I knew it.

I knew he was responsible.

Hi.

Are his ribs broken?

Aw.

You are lucky
that I don't do worse.

But Blake will, once
he finds out that you set fire

to his precious
vineyard.

How delusional you are.

Father is going to forgive me

when he finds out
that you bribed Nadia

to fall in
love with me

and then pretend
to sleep with Blake.

And then he's gonna blame you.

Yeah.
Good luck with that.

In the meantime,
we'll be sure

to send the police over
to arrest you

for attempted murder
with a deadly weapon.

It was a
flowerpot, Fallon.

Well, yeah,
but a deadly one.

Feel free to go light
on the pain meds.

Maybe we should
hold off on

the
cops for now.

Maybe deal with one
murder charge at a time.

Fine.

But unless the prosecution
has the murder on tape,

Blake will be home
in a few days.

And then we can go
after Adam.

Someone needs to explain
to me what's going on

before I have an aneurysm.

What's to explain?

This marriage
is a sham.

It's just a
matter of why.

If Alexis is involved,

I'm guessing
it has to do with money.

That is the gold digger
calling the kettle black.

Obviously, you don't love her.

And why is that obvious?

Jeff, a word?

Without the wife.

I should freshen up anyway.

Should we be
worried about her testimony?

Alexis knows nothing.

The D.A.'s wasting
everyone's time.

If anything, this
makes me more confident.

Son, I know we're not on
great terms right now,

but Alexis is bad news.

If you're in trouble,
let me help you out of it.

Does she have blackmail on you?

Is that what's happening?
You're right.

We aren't on great terms,
or even good ones,

which is why
your opinion doesn't matter.

She's using you.

Oh, the only person
using me is you.

And I can take care
of myself.

Hey. Is the trial over?

Did I miss the verdict?
You're guilty, right?

No, you didn't miss the verdict,

but thank you
for the vote of confidence.

You did miss the return
of your mother.

What? She's back?

With a new face.

And a stepfather for you.

But I think
you've met him already.

You know Jeff, right?
Your former fiancé?

Ah, Blake just
filled me in.

He's kidding, right?

It's true.

Does she have some kind
of blackmail on you?

I mean, is someone
watching right now

that can have you killed?
Blink twice for yes.

Fallon? Can you explain

why my vineyard is burned
to the ground?

I can, but maybe
you should talk to Adam,

who made sure to torch every

last vine the second
his sight came back.

Court is now back in session.

We're not done here.

And neither are we.

Mrs. Colby,

where were you
on the night of March 15?

I was home in my loft
on the Carrington property.

I had my hair done at 6:00,
I was home by 8:00,

and enjoying
my nightly ritual by 9:00.

Ritual?

At the end of each day,
I reward myself

with a bubble bath
and cocktail.

Can't forget
to pamper ourselves.

Hmm. Did anything

strange happen
this particular night?

Other than seeing a man
being murdered, you mean?

No, I mean exactly that.

Can you describe for us
what you saw?

When I looked through
the bathroom window...

which has a direct line
of sight to the lake...

I saw Blake strangling Mack
with his bare hands.

Which is
understandable since

Mack turned on Blake

after Blake ordered him to kill
Cristal's lover Mark Jennings.

Not that
I'm condoning

murder, of course.

I will never
forget the look

of violence in his eyes.

Objection!

Which is probably
what Mack said,

if he could have spoken.

Sustained. Please

just stick
to the facts.

The fact of the matter is,

I saw Blake Carrington kill

Nathan Maclntosh.

Your Honor,
no further questions.

I was watching
the jury, Blake.

They were hanging
on every word.

Yeah. I know. It's time
to move forward with our plan.

If we get caught,
things could get much worse.

Worse than a
life sentence?

We need to get
Anders going

before we lose our
window of opportunity.

Hello,

Mother, or at least I assume
it's you under there somewhere.

It's lovely to see you, darling.

I'm doing well, thank you.

I'm a newlywed.

Yes, yes, I heard.

I'm not sure
which makes less sense...

You being married to Jeff,

or that fairy tale
you were spinning on the stand.

You're the one living
in a fairy tale, Fallon.

You're so obsessed with thinking
I'm the evil witch,

you can't see the Big Bad Wolf
right in front of you.

I'm not sure
that's quite how that one goes,

though I'm not surprised,
considering

you made the staff read me
bedtime stories as a kid.

Yes, yes, I'm a terrible mother,
everything is my fault.

Doesn't change the fact
that every word I said is true.

We inherit different things
from our parents.

You got your natural flair
and stunning eyebrows from me.

I just hope
you didn't

inherit
your father's ruthlessness.

He's a murderer.

And he's finally gonna
get what he deserves.

Which'll leave more time
for us to reconnect,

so, good news, bad news.

Mmm.

*DYNASTY*
Season 03 Episode 09

*DYNASTY*
Title: "The Caviar, I Trust, Is Not Burned"

Okay, I need
to ask you something,

and I really, really don't
want to, but it's like

Sophie's choice trying to decide
which parent is crazier.

So before you
take another sip,

I need you
to answer me honestly.

Is Alexis telling the truth?

How could you even ask that?

This is your mother
we're talking about.

Lying is like
an art form to her,

and this is her Sistine Chapel.

Mm.

I can promise you,

she did not see
what she claimed to see.

She probably
wasn't even here.

Well, then
why would she say that?

Because her vendetta
against me is so insane

that she's willing
to perjure herself.

I did not kill Mack.

And I don't deserve
to go to prison

for the rest of my life
because your mother is unstable.

I just need to figure out a
way to prove that she's lying.

Well, maybe I could help.

What?
We may have our issues,

but I don't want
to see you in jail... or dead.

I'm touched.

But what could you possibly do
to help?

Well, you say
she wasn't here, right?

So we just need to prove
that she's lying.

If you recall,
Alexis writes down everything

that happens to her
in one of her planners.

She thinks it'll be useful

when she hires someone
to ghostwrite her memoirs.

Does she actually think anyone's
clamoring for her life story?

My life story is a hundred times
more interesting than hers...

It's not the point, Dad.

Right. Well,

you do what you think you can.

Thank you...
for believing in my innocence.

Hmm.

What happens
if she finds out the truth?

She's not going to because
I'm not going to tell her,

and neither are you.

But since we don't know

how successful she's going
to be, how's our plan going?

I spoke to the jury consultant.

And based on that conversation,

this is the juror
that we're targeting.

Now, do you want me to summon
Adam to discuss the vineyard fire?

One problem
at a time.

You know,
I thought kids were supposed

to get easier
when they turned 18.

Have you heard
from Kirby since she left?

You mean, since you sent her
out of the state

because you didn't want her
to testify against you

even though she had no plans to?
No, I haven't. No.

But as you say,

one problem at a time.

Right.

Be careful
with those turbans.

The mannequin heads alone cost
more than your yearly salary.

Oh.

I see you're back
after abandoning me once again.

I didn't abandon you.
You're a grown man.

- And now you're moving out?
- Yes.

Now that I'm remarried,
I thought

my husband and I should live
in the same place.

So it's true? You married Jeff?
We're registered

at Aston Martin.

I'm doing what needs
to be done.

Oh, to put it in terms
you'll understand,

it's as if I'm shoving
Blake's face

into the fire
to teach him a lesson.

Metaphorically speaking.

Subtle, Mother.

I'm willing
to call a truce.

And the only way that we're
gonna have a relationship

is if we put the past
behind us and start fresh.

That's never gonna happen.

You're a Colby now.

I'm a Carrington.

You've made your choice.

And today in court,

in a stunning
and rather fashionable twist...

Anything new?

Just the same old faces
with nothing to say.

There's one face I haven't
seen around here in a while.

I assume you mean Vanessa?

Have you heard from her?

Not since she checked
out of the hotel.

And her job.

Apparently, she's in
New York with Monica.

Damn.

Thought we had a good thing
going there for a while.

Guess I was wrong.

Oh, brother, you're
preaching to the choir.

I haven't heard a thing from
Fletcher since our kiss.

And I thought we
had a connection.

- Did you call him?
- No.

- Did you call Vanessa?
- Yes.

I just never heard back.

Well, Fletcher can
call me if he wants.

Seriously?
Mm-hmm.

Why don't you just call him,
ask him out on a date right now?

Worst case, he says no.

Then, at least you know,
right?

Okay, fine.

Fletcher.

Hi, it's Sam Jones
from I. Mirage.

Yeah, of course you know.

Look, I wanted to ask you

if you wanted
o grab drinks.

What project are we discussing?

I, uh...

I would rather talk
about the project in person.

Yeah.

Great, great.

Okay, see you then.

A peace offering.

I'm sorry I was
a little crabby earlier.

You know, it's not every
day that your mother

marries your cousin,
except maybe in Nebraska.

This is very big
of you, Fallon.

Thanks for being
so mature.

Well, you know,
that's me... mature.

So, tell me,

how did this whole thing
come about?

And please feel free
to leave out anything

that might make me
sick to my stomach.

Well,

when I was in the Alps,
I heard Alexis

had been in the hospital
in Switzerland.

So I popped over a couple
of times to visit.

You know what they say...
Timing is everything.

Wow, and
just think,

if Jeff and I had
actually gotten married,

he would've been your nephew
and your son-in-law,

you know, instead of your
nephew and your husband.

I just think
that's amazing.

Cheers, to love.

To love.
To love.

Oh, wow, there they go.

Okay, all right.

All right, I told
you not to do that.

Okay, I'm gonna go
to the bathroom and throw up.

I'll be right back.

Okay.

Your birthday?

The day you claim
is your birthday?

Ah...

Blake's birthday.

Here's to psychotic,
unrequited love.

There you are.

Fallon?

How are you
feeling?

It was just
a tiny kiss.

It's not like
we were...

Can I help you
with anything?

Oh!

Well, I was walking

to the bathroom

when this photo of us
caught my eye.

Ah, yes.

Two faces ago.

So tell me,

how are you dealing
with Blake's circus?

Because don't worry,
Mommy is here now.

Oh, I'm doing so much better.

I hope you can
be happy for me.

The heart wants
what the heart wants.

Of course, and when
the heart wants a billionaire,

there's just no stopping it.

You and I were in such a good
place before I went abroad.

We finally had trust.

I hope we can pick right
back up where we left off.

Oh, we can.

And we will.

But first, let's get back
to those celebratory drinks.

We don't want your new husband
getting too drunk, now, do we?

Is now a good time
to talk?

Yeah, I would tell you
to use your judgment,

but clearly you lost that
when you regained your sight.

I can explain
about the vineyard.

What is there
to explain?

You light a match,
it starts a fire.

You caused my vineyard
to go up in flames

like the spires of Notre-Dame.

I think that's
an unfair comparison.

Yeah, you're right.
Notre-Dame is still standing.

This is all Fallon's fault.

Fallon paid Nadia
to fall in love with me,

and then set it up so that
I would hear Nadia talking

to Cristal about how she was
having an affair with you,

and that she was
only sleeping with me

to make you jealous,
which obviously was

devastating for me,
so, yeah, I lost my mind

a little and set the fire
to get back at you,

but then Fallon confessed

to orchestrating
the whole thing.

That's the most ridiculous story
I've ever heard.

And why would you sleep
with the woman that

we hired to help you
during a medical crisis?

Um, well,
I didn't think about Nadia

- in that way. I was...
- I don't care!

While you were busy
destroying the one thing

left in my life
that I still care about,

- I'm on trial for murder!
- Father, please...

Get out.

I can make this up to you.
Now.

Hi, can I speak
to Tripp Worthington?

I see I've wasted a perfectly
good outfit for no reason.

There is no

Peachtree Preservation
Society meeting, is there?

Well, I knew you wouldn't
accept an invitation from me,

so I had to improvise.

Sit.

Let's not cause a scene.

Lucky for you, I'm in
a newlywed kind of mood.

And what better way
to celebrate

than with my half-sister-in-
law-turned-mother-in-law?

We'll see
how long that lasts.

Not long if I can help it.

Well, you can't.

And your son, oh,

well, he certainly knows
how to treat a lady.

Surprising, given that

his mother wasn't
around to raise him.

I'm not sure you're the best one
to talk about mothering skills.

Actually, Jeff is
grateful that you left.

Some people
can cause more damage

if they stick around too long.

So kudos to you for realizing
your shortcomings.

A toast.

To Jeff.

I don't know what you're trying
to sell with this marriage,

but I'm not
buying it.

Jeff is going to throw you away
like rotten fruit

when he sees
the parasite you are.

So just know...

the only way you'll get
one cent of Jeff's money

is over my dead body.

I'm gonna give you
some advice.

And I'm gonna use small words
so you understand.

If you don't get
on board with this marriage,

you're gonna end
up drowning alone.

It's burnt.

This champagne was
obviously frozen

in the bottle at some point.

I know.

That's why you're
drinking that one.

Hello. Parlor de Sol.
How may I help you?

Hi, this is Fallon Carrington.

Um, I need you to do me
a little favor,

and just tell me
if my mother Alexis

had an appointment
on March 15?

I'm sorry, I just can't do that.

Well, of course you can.

Just stare at the computer
sitting in front of you,

press a few keys, and glance
at the schedule for that day.

I just need to know
what time she was there.

Obviously, I can...
do it.

I'm just not allowed.

Becky's schedule is
her own private business.

Okay, well, then can I book
your next appointment?

I mean, if I move
a few things around,

I could possibly be
available tomorrow.

Becky could see you
in four months.

Four months?

Well, is there
a cancellation list?

Absolutely, but Ms. Tennybelle
never cancels.

Laura Jean Tennybelle?

The bottled water heiress?

Oh, that's great news.

Okay, that's all. Bye.

Oh.

Don't tell me you
and my mother went shopping.

What are you talking about?

The woman is broke.

Hey.

Yeah.

You're having me surveilled?

Good thing I don't have
a bad side anymore.

The bartender from Club Colby
called me after he took this.

It struck him
as odd you two

were bonding over
bubbly, since he knows

I'm barely speaking
to my mother.

Bonding?

It took all my strength
not to reach over

and rip off
her fake eyelashes.

So, how do you explain this?

She lured me there
with a phony invitation

to a society function.

Believe me,

I am not gonna
do anything

to jeopardize
what we're building.

I have to be able
to trust you, Alexis.

This whole arrangement
is based on trust.

You can trust me.

We're gonna put
Blake away for a long time

and then get
what we both deserve.

Libby Winters?

Who's asking?

This restroom
is only for jurors.

I'm someone who can and will
put your life in danger

if you don't vote for
Blake Carrington's acquittal.

What?!

Who are you?!

Don't come out until I'm gone.

I was in the restroom and
somebody was threatening me.

I don't know who it was.

But they were
wearing red heels.

That's her,
it's Mrs. Carrington.

Mr. Carrington, Juror Number
Five claims that during recess

she was threatened by Mrs.
Carrington... is this true?

Your Honor?
Well, no, of course not.

Your Honor,
I would never do anything

to put my husband's
trial at risk.

I would hope not.

I've never seen this woman
outside of the courtroom.

May I see your shoes,
please, Mrs. Carrington?

My shoes? Okay.

She changed shoes.

I don't know what to tell you.
These are my shoes.

Judge, you saw them.

I actually have been busy
with other matters.

Though this trial
has been like Fashion Week.

You may be seated,
Mrs. Carrington.

You're trying to make
me think I'm crazy,

but you're both insane.

Nevertheless, I have no choice
but to dismiss you, Ms. Winters.

The court cannot
tolerate distractions.

Thank you for your service.

Alternate juror number one
is now a part of the jury.

You Honor, may I approach?

You the owner of this vineyard?

Tripp Worthington?

I'm Elwood.
Spoke on the phone?

Right, the guy from
the Department of Agriculture.

That's right.

So, the state requires

that we inspect the land
after a flood or fire.

Like the one
on your neighbor's vineyard.

Yeah, that fire was a shame.

Blake Carrington
loved Blue Belt.

Yeah, so I heard.

However, as a result
of that fire,

the county has deemed
your land contaminated.

Contaminated? With what?

Uh, carcinogens. Ash, chemicals.

Uh, but the county is offering
to buy your land

for a very generous price.

And, um, it's gonna be
a lot better than the pile

of dead vines you're gonna
end up with over there.

But this has been
my family's land for years.

I mean, look, I can show you

the contamination levels
in micrograms.

Micrograms?

I don't know what those are,
but they sound bad, Elwood.

Mm-hmm.

I'll have to talk
to my lawyer.

It seems like a good deal.

You have a good day.

Laura Jean, thank you so much
for coming in.

Can I get you anything?

- Oh, just some water for Templeton.
- Oh, sure. Yeah.

Allison, a bowl
of water, please!

So, I bet you are wondering
why you... and you... are here.

Well, I am thrilled

to announce that Templeton has
been selected to grace the cover

Dog Fancy,
a magazine that I own,

under the Fallon Unlimited
umbrella, of course.

Well, that is
exciting, though

I cannot say that
I'm surprised.

Templeton was recently
featured on a website

for a local yappy hour.

That site was completely
overwhelmed with traffic.

Wow. I mean,
what an honor it is

to be in the presence
of a true celebrity.

I, I could feel it
when he walked in.

Uh, this is
my photographer Liam.

He would love to grab
a few shots of your baby boy.

Shouldn't take long.
Maybe an hour, max.

It really depends on the,
on the f-stop situation.

Oh.
Now?

That doesn't work for me.

I have an appointment
I couldn't possibly reschedule.

Seems like he wants to,
but it's fine.

- I can just call Henry the German shepherd.
- Ooh.

- You remember how photogenic he was?
- Yeah.

Well, I wouldn't want Templeton
to miss out on this opportunity.

And German shepherds
are so pedestrian.

I suppose I could cancel.

Oh. Well, I mean,
it's completely up to you.

I'm sure whatever
you've got going on

is just as important
as Templeton's big cover.

Would Templeton

like to wear a pirate costume?

A yo-ho-ho, he would.

Oh.

Well, let's get you over here

and find your best light.

All right. Well,
I hate to miss all this,

but I'm being pulled away.
You three have fun.

- Who's a good boy?
- Aw.

So, Becky, my mother

has been raving about you
for, what, years?

So, so many.

Yes. And does she
usually prefer house calls?

Not usually. Uh,
where should I set up?

A house this size
must have a spa room.

A large shower
area is ideal.

Of course.
But I was thinking,

before we begin, we can have
a little drink and chat.

You know, I don't trust
just anyone with the goods.

I don't think
that's a good idea.

Like I said, it takes time.

Oh. Well, my hair is
starting at a solid nine.

I mean, how long
could it possibly take

to get it to a ten?

- Hair?
- Mm-hmm.

Honey, anyone can do hair.

I do the best spray
tan in America.

Of course you do.

Yes, my assistant must have
gotten my appointments confused.

Well, I have another
client after you,

which is a long
night for me.

So point me in the
right direction

and take your clothes off.

All right, Becky.
Let's talk spray tans.

Come with me.

I heard about your
little rendezvous with Alexis.

What are you up to?

Did she enjoy herself?

She was hitting
the bubbly hard.

Not sure she can handle
as much at her age.

You lured her there
with some made-up invitation.

- Why?
- I would have asked her

to join me for drinks
like a civilized person,

but she's just
so uncivilized.

I wanted to spend
a little time

with my daughter-in-law
while I had the chance.

Are you going somewhere?

I'm not going
anywhere, but Alexis

doesn't stay
anywhere for long.

Oh, I'm pretty confident
she's not leaving anytime soon.

Sweetheart,
you are going to need

more than confidence
to handle Alexis.

Perhaps a sharp weapon.

How do you know
she's not the one

who suggested the toxic
paint plan to Adam?

Okay, is it possible
that you've gotten more crazy?

If worrying about
my son is crazy,

I don't want to be sane.

Alexis will do
whatever she has to

to get her hands on the
money and status she's lost.

Just don't turn
your back on her.

If you're forcing me to choose
between you and Alexis,

I choose my wife.

Your plan to break us up
is about as subtle as your robe.

Have a good night.

He sounded pissed.

He'll get over it when
he sees her for what she is.

He just needs a little help
to realize it.

How much do I owe you?

Oh, you're far from done.

That was just phase one,
the primer.

You wouldn't put
just one coat on a house.

Why would you on your body?

I don't know, Becky, I hire
people to paint things for me.

How many phases are there?

Four. Each one
takes an hour.

Does everyone do all four?

Everyone.
It's the only option.

I'm on the speed dial
of the one percent for a reason.

My tan is known
as the fountain of youth.

Oh, wait, you didn't just
spray lamb embryos on me

- or something, did you?
- That's so five years ago.

But I do have
a secret ingredient.

Which reminds me,
do you have any allergies?

You mean, other than being
vulnerable around others

and fresh pineapple?

I was talking about hormones.

Um, specifically antiaging.

Oh, like human
growth hormone?

My serum is
lightly infused with HGH.

That's why you need four phases,
to implement slowly.

It's a miracle drug.
People want to look young.

Except for the FDA,
which doesn't allow it

because it's
supposedly dangerous.

- But I think they have it...
- Okay, Becky, Becky, Becky.

Stop talking. I don't
need to know any of that.

You're telling me

that somebody who had
a 6:00 p.m. with you

could never be home and
in the bath by 9:00?

Absolutely not.
And they wouldn't get wet.

You can't bathe
for six hours after,

or you're washing thousands
of dollars down the drain.

Oh, that golden goddess of lies.

Your Honor, the defense calls
Alexis Carrington Colby

to the stand.

This is it.

My one shot to keep my father
from wearing a onesie

for the rest of his life.

At least you're doing it
for the right reasons.

Hmm.

Mrs. Colby, would you walk
the court through your timeline

on the night of March 15 again?

I'm sure
it's in the transcript.

But I will repeat it.

As I already explained,
I had my hair done at 6:00.

Then I went home,
wrapped it in a turban

and took a bath,
like I do every night.

While having a cocktail?

Yes, a dry martini
with one olive.

Two if I'm hungry.

Please continue.

I had just closed my eyes

when I heard
a bloodcurdling scream

that I will never forget.

And that's when I saw...
the murder.

And you're sure about this?

That you saw my client
doing this

on that night?

If that's the day
that Mack was killed, then yes.

I can't change
the things that I've seen

or when I've seen them.
Of course.

So, just checking.
You were not at a tanning salon

with a woman named Becky
on the night

you claim to have seen
my client kill Mack?

It was nine months ago,

but I've been taking
ginkgo biloba

for my memory daily for years,
so I'm confident in saying

I don't think so.

If I were to put Becky
on the stand

to testify under oath,

would she say she saw you
on March 15?

My beauty appointments
are plentiful,

and I rarely get them mixed up,

but I suppose it's possible.

But a spray tan
only takes one hour,

so even if I did confuse
the two appointments,

I still would have been home
by 9:00.

Uh... Mitchell. Mitchell.

Isn't it true
that Becky's spray tan

- takes four hours to complete?
- Objection!

The witness has already stated
that a spray tan takes one hour.

And why are we even talking
about spray tans?

This is ridiculous.

Because I tracked
Becky down!

Which is why I look so good.

And I highly recommend it.

But I digress.

I know that you were getting
your spray tan at 6:00.

Ms. Carrington.

And I know that
Becky's spray tan

takes four hours,

because it contains HGH

and it needs time to work.

So there is no way
you could have been at home

at 9:00, because you
would not be done until 10:00.

Asked and answered.

Objection sustained.

No further questions,
Your Honor.

Order!

Ms. Carrington, please sit down.

Wait till you start showing
signs of age.

You'll do anything
to reverse the clock.

Especially
when your...

mind is as fuzzy as mine can be.

The defense rests.

No, no, no, no, no.

- I can't be smudged.
- Well, what I want to do to you

right now might be worth
a splotchy tan.

- Okay. That's it.
- Really?

- No.
- Really? Okay.

Thank you
for helping me.

Yeah.

What do you think
the jury's thinking?

Well,

I can't imagine
those people have much sympathy

for the billionaire
with the young wife

and the...
great-looking daughter.

I mean, you did
everything you could.

Now it's out of your hands.

And that is something
I am not comfortable with.

I mean, they've been
deliberating for two hours.

Is it good or is it bad?

I just...

I can't imagine what my father
must be going through right now.

Foreperson,

do you have a verdict?

No, Your Honor.

We're deadlocked.

And you think that there's
no reasonable chance

that you'll come to a verdict
with more discussion?

No, I do not.

We have a hung jury.

Therefore,
this case is deemed a mistrial.

Over a spray tan?
You've got to be kidding me.

Order!
Order!

Shall we set a date for the
prosecution to retry the case?

We need to discuss this
amongst ourselves.

Will the defendant
please rise?

Mr. Carrington,
you are free to go

until further notice.

Court is adjourned.

Congratulations, baby.

Come on. Let's get out
of here and celebrate.

Celebrate?
A hung jury means

that some of those people
think you're guilty.

What if they retry you?

With no solid evidence
or eyewitness testimony,

there's no way that'll happen.

Thank you. Really.

Couldn't have done this
without your help. Well,

if a daughter can't save her
father from the death penalty

by exposing her mother's lies,
then what good is she?

I hope you're proud of yourself.

You ruined the life
of an innocent woman today.

Aw, Mother, spare me.

You have been called a lot
of things, but never innocent.

I meant Becky.

She's being investigated
on illegal drug charges,

and they're shutting
down her business.

The story is all
Hot Tea Atlanta

because of what you just
did to her in court.

I was only trying to prove
that you were lying,

which you were,
to save Blake.

I wasn't trying
to destroy Becky.

She'll forgive me.
I'll explain everything to her.

Yes. By all means,

explain how you hurt an innocent
person to save a guilty one.

You have got to let go
of this obsession with Blake.

Fallon, your father
is a murderer.

He told me to my face
that he did not kill Mack.

And I believe him.

Sweetheart,

now you're the
innocent one.

Sorry your plan
didn't work out.

How is it
you look so well-rested

when I can't imagine
you sleep a wink

knowing you share the blood
of a savage killer?

Aw. Losing is such an ugly
color on you, Alexis.

Get out of my way.

I'm sorry.

I think
you dropped something.

What's all this?

Private party?

It's for you.

There never was
a project.

I wanted to ask you out
on a date.

But when you assumed
it was for work, I...

Panicked.

I thought
you weren't interested.

I know we only had
one kiss, but...

it was a good kiss.

I'll admit, I was bummed

when you said
you needed to talk work,

but it does present
a problem.

Now what?

I don't date clients.

Even cute ones.

Especially the cute ones.

Is
A problem.

Oh.

Wait.

You're fired.

Father, first of all,
I hear congratulations are in order.

- Freedom must feel amazing.
- Yeah.

Well, it did,
until about three seconds ago.

Can I help you?

So, I know
you're still angry with me,

which is completely
understandable. But...

since I couldn't save
Blue Belt,

I did the next
best thing.

I bought you a new vineyard.

Next door. Same soil.

Why would you do that?
I don't want another vineyard.

Blue Belt actually meant
something to me.

I wanted to create something
for this family

that would be part
of the Carrington legacy.

A legacy you
clearly don't understand.

I do. And if I've learned
anything from you,

it's that when
our best-laid plans fail,

- we pivot.
- It wasn't my plan

to destroy my vineyard.

That was all you.

Dad, I-I just spent
my entire life savings

on 180 acres for you.

I didn't ask you to.

I don't want it.

Matter of fact, why don't
you pitch a tent on it,

'cause I want you out
of the manor.

What?

I j...
I just came in here

to ask your
forgiveness.

And I'm telling you no!

You're lucky I don't cut
you out of the will.

But the price of Blue Belt will
come out of your inheritance.

I already know
I'm cut out of the will.

Nadia saw it!
She told me!

Hmm.

Right.

She lied about that, too.

You're an even bigger fool
than I thought you were.

And you are ruining
my celebratory mood.

I want you out of the manor
before the end of the day.

Of course.

Okay. Buh-bye.

This is unacceptable.

Mimi Rose just
uninvited me

to the Peachtree Society's
annual fashion show.

She says she thinks I'm
gonna be a distraction.

It's all over
Atlanta society websites.

They are calling me
Alexis "Stair-ington" Colby.

#BanisterBabe.

#CourthouseCatfight.

Ooh, #DominiqueDown.

I like that one.

I realize I already asked,

but you didn't push her,
did you?

I know Dom can
be annoying.

Jeff, I am much smarter
than that.

When I hurt someone,

it is years
before they know it's me.

Oh, speak
of the devil.

It does feel hotter
than hell in here.

Though it could be the probable
nerve damage you caused me.

So stay away from me.

And don't worry. I just
came to say goodbye.

Fine. You said it.

Well, you all right?
Where are you going?

New York.

All of this aggressive energy
isn't good for my recovery.

It makes my
muscles tense.

I barely touched you.

I'm scared for my life.

I don't want
to be around you.

Hopefully, you feel the same
way by the time I get back.

Oh, please, come give
Mommy a hug goodbye.

Oh. Oh.

And don't worry,

I'll return,
and when I do,

don't turn your back on
me. Bitch.

Bye, love.

Blake said
you've been banished.

Well, the loft
isn't Blake's property.

Belongs to Alexis.

A real estate loophole.

Please
don't tell anyone.

Lucky for you,

I carry my share
of secrets.

And guilt.

The night that you
were kidnapped

was on my watch.

I've never
forgiven myself.

Now Kirby's out there
somewhere,

upset with me.

A father's supposed to
protect his children.

I failed then and now.

- It's not your fault.
- No, I...

should've stood up for Kirby

when Blake was accusing her
of being a traitor.

Well, when she gets back,
you'll make peace.

Tell her you won't turn
your back on her again.

Oh, don't worry.

Blake will see
the error of his ways.

I suppose
if he doesn't,

I always have Mother.

Thanks.
No problem.

Put down the muffin,
Cristal.

Excuse me?

Daddy's lawyers drafted this.

Mack's family agreed
they wouldn't file a civil suit

or bring this mess up ever again

if Daddy admitted
his guilt.

I'm sure there was a healthy
exchange of cash involved,

but... when isn't there?

Where did you even get this?
Well,

you know us Carringtons.

We share everything,
especially lawyers.

And, I mean, what's the point
in getting away with murder

if you have to pay someone
for it later, right?

I just hope
it was worth it.

I was so broken
after the baby died.

Blake couldn't control
his rage.

He lost it.

It's weird that he signed this
without telling me.

I have been forging Blake's
signature since fourth grade.

So the reason he didn't tell
you about it is because

he didn't sign it.

In fact,
I didn't know for sure

that Blake killed Mack
until you just told me.

I guess we finally have
something in common, Cristal.

We both helped someone
get away with murder.

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