There were some decent plot twists and intrigue on this show.
But it was sabatoged by most of the acting:
Pamela Sue Martin was very hard to take in her spoiled brat routine, Kathleen Beller and Heather Locklear were just plain awful (as always) and Linda Evans and John James were Mannequins.
John Forsythe, Joan Collins, and Lee Bergere offered the only decent acting and characters.
All the episodes were over explained and too much filler. There was only about 30-35 minutes of real plot crammed into an hour.
Unfortunately, it ripped off Dallas too much: using oil business as a backdrop and starting the whole show with a marriage that no one likes to set the family disputes in motion and having Joan Collins as the J. R. Ewing character.
But it was sabatoged by most of the acting:
Pamela Sue Martin was very hard to take in her spoiled brat routine, Kathleen Beller and Heather Locklear were just plain awful (as always) and Linda Evans and John James were Mannequins.
John Forsythe, Joan Collins, and Lee Bergere offered the only decent acting and characters.
All the episodes were over explained and too much filler. There was only about 30-35 minutes of real plot crammed into an hour.
Unfortunately, it ripped off Dallas too much: using oil business as a backdrop and starting the whole show with a marriage that no one likes to set the family disputes in motion and having Joan Collins as the J. R. Ewing character.