It wasn’t the last episode of Dynasty. It was the season 6 cliffhanger. The last episode was in 1989 where Alexis snd Dex fall off the balcony at the Carlton hotel and the crooked cop shoots Blake on the stairs of the mansion .
Nope! When pregnant and drunk Sue Ellen fell down the stairs and Lucy was too high to do anything but laugh. Or when the Nanny came down in red and CC asked who’s that?, Maxwell, with a big grin, says that is the nanny
My favorite is Alexis throwing self righteous Blake and the dull Krystle out of the mansion. I remember watching it live in 1986 . I was on the edge of my seat . I watched all of these shows and never realized just how many times the Ewings, Carringtons etc fell down the stairs . They really needed some non skid carpeting or something lol . 😎😎😎
"I'm going to stop checking whether this person lying on the floor is dead, so that I can accuse someone of pushing her down the stairs and give it my full attention."
You are missing the most famous prime time staircase cliff hanging season final from the short lived 2 season "Flamingo road". 80's prime time vixen Morgan Fairchild is pushed or falls from a staircase in a sensational scene with Mark Harmon. That soap was canned unceremoniously. The network kept moving the show around. I was a huge fan and adored Morgan Fairchild!
The best idea for an amazing clip. Thank you!! I've been saying for years that babies and staircases make the plot go in Soaps. I personally think that Blake strangling Alexis is the best.
#5 was filmed on location inside a house in Dallas (not the Duncan Ranch that was used for exterior shots), the set designers recreated the foyer, living room and dining room on a Hollywood soundstage the following season.
The former Calder house on Park Lane. They used this house for the first 8 or so episodes of the 1978-79 season, while replicas were built in LA. They finished that seasons interior episodes in LA. The only big change they made was to the staircase. They made it wind up at the LA set, instead of going straight up, like at the Calder house. They also used this house in 1996’s JR Returns.
I always was wondering about that realistic looking Staircase and visible 1.st floor view and why they got rid of it in later seasons....now it makes total sense it was a real house....thank you for clearing that up!
Linda Evans and Linda Gray can do some stairs, can't they? "Krystle" stepping backwards on the staircase on #6 was the best moment for me. And Lucy being three sheets to the wind.
You missed some big ones The Falcon Crest Earthquake where lance, eric and dwane fell throught the collapsing staircase!! Adam and Steven's fight on the staircase Krystle decending the stairs with Steven's baby Adam and Blake's argument leading to Adam falling down the stairs.
Falcon Crest or The Colbys and Dallas had a very similar looking staircase, at least the foyer angles look identical. Everyone seemed to fall down the stairs in the same pattern, too
I know that this show is a new show ( compared to the ones in this video) but what about Empire, when Anika pushed a pregnant Rhonda down the stairs to secure that her baby is the first born Lyon grandchild?
I had that and a few others too, but I realized would be too long, so I´ll probably make a part 2 with Empire, Revenge, Melrose and others. Thanks for your feedback! Toni
I remember a pretty good scene from Season One of Falcon Crest where Angela Channing is being held at knifepoint by a disgruntled & unhinged man that (big surprise) Angela had unscrupulously ruined in business- I remember the actor portraying him played the Scorpio Killer in "Dirty Harry" w/Clint Eastwood (last name Robinson, I believe)...all climaxing on the Falcon Crest staircase with Chase saving the day! *Andrew Robinson? 🤔
Andrew Robinson was brilliant in the movie, dirty Harry. He also guest-starred on every TV cop show in the seventies. He also played Liberace in a tv-movie. From Ms. Harper Stacey.
Yes. I commented that also- the 1st Season. Angela had ruined him in business (big surprise) , and the character portrayed by the same actor that played the Scorpio Killer in "Dirty Harry" w/Clint Eastwood, Andrew Robinson I believe. Culminating in Chase saving the day.
Tyrone, that was in my first draft, but when I counted so many staircase scenes from 80s, I realized I should make 2 parts, so Melrose will definitely be in Part 2. Thanks for your feedback. Toni from supersoaps.org
@@supersoaps it wasn't a criticism at all, that's just a good one. I know you generally focus on the 80s, so I don't know why I mentioned it at all. Love the channel!
@@goodowner5000 Yes, I'm aware of the man's name, however a lot of individuals would not know who Mart Crowley had I simply said his name, which is why I just wrote what he's famous for instead. Thanks though 🙂
A minute for all those stuntmen in drag acting as fallen soap heroines 😂
Joan chucking the fur coats over the staircase in Dynasty, and telling Blake to get out of her home, definitely! 100% the best scene!! ICON!
After seeing so many people fall down the stairs in this video, one right after another, it starts to become funny. 😂
Alexis telling Blake she owned his house was the best one.
I think that was the last episode of the show. From Ms. Harper Stacey.
@@harperstacey9604 I watched it all from beginning to end
@@Mark-zx9gg dynasty was so much better than Dallas. From Ms. Harper Stacey.
@@harperstacey9604 I have to disagree there. Dallas was the better of the two.
It wasn’t the last episode of Dynasty. It was the season 6 cliffhanger. The last episode was in 1989 where Alexis snd Dex fall off the balcony at the Carlton hotel and the crooked cop shoots Blake on the stairs of the mansion .
The Colbys had the best staircase moment of all when Sable hold Jason at gunpoint with a rifle.
Nope! When pregnant and drunk Sue Ellen fell down the stairs and Lucy was too high to do anything but laugh. Or when the Nanny came down in red and CC asked who’s that?, Maxwell, with a big grin, says that is the nanny
The only reason to watch the Colbys is to see Stephanie Beacham act. She played her part very well.
My favorite is Alexis throwing self righteous Blake and the dull Krystle out of the mansion. I remember watching it live in 1986 . I was on the edge of my seat . I watched all of these shows and never realized just how many times the Ewings, Carringtons etc fell down the stairs . They really needed some non skid carpeting or something lol . 😎😎😎
The Carringtons sure seemed to have a slippery staircase, lol.
With all that money, they couldn't have put in an elevator. LOL
@@radrobd123 or some fucking runners!
😂😂😂😂😂
"I'm going to stop checking whether this person lying on the floor is dead, so that I can accuse someone of pushing her down the stairs and give it my full attention."
I’m suddenly glad that I live in a one story home.
As long as I live, I will never forget Victoria Principal (Pam)'s "checking for termites" comment whenever I see this scene (5). lol
I like that scene!!
@@phyllishammond9886 Love love love it!!
You are missing the most famous prime time staircase cliff hanging season final from the short lived 2 season "Flamingo road". 80's prime time vixen Morgan Fairchild is pushed or falls from a staircase in a sensational scene with Mark Harmon. That soap was canned unceremoniously. The network kept moving the show around. I was a huge fan and adored Morgan Fairchild!
That was a fall from a railing, and this was strictly for staircases. Part 2 will include Constance's flight though. Thanks for your feedback. Toni
What a fantastic trip down memory lane. Thank you so much for posting this!!
Trip?!!?
@@paulvoorhies8821 That comment was a trip. Most of these clips featured a trip down the stairs. Falcon Crest seems to have the most trips.
“trip” i see what you did there
Sue Ellen loved a dramatic moment on the stairs! LOL
The Carrington Mansion had the best-looking stairs.
The phrase "these papers" always makes a good soap scene!
Never walk down the stairs at Falcon Crest… Or up. You should probably also avoid the stairs at the Carrington mansion. And Southfork.
Brilliant compilation. Your videos are amazing ❤
The Dynasty staircase episode at No. 2 should be No. 1 that was EPIC!!!
agreeed
The best idea for an amazing clip. Thank you!! I've been saying for years that babies and staircases make the plot go in Soaps. I personally think that Blake strangling Alexis is the best.
#5 was filmed on location inside a house in Dallas (not the Duncan Ranch that was used for exterior shots), the set designers recreated the foyer, living room and dining room on a Hollywood soundstage the following season.
The former Calder house on Park Lane. They used this house for the first 8 or so episodes of the 1978-79 season, while replicas were built in LA. They finished that seasons interior episodes in LA. The only big change they made was to the staircase. They made it wind up at the LA set, instead of going straight up, like at the Calder house. They also used this house in 1996’s JR Returns.
I always was wondering about that realistic looking Staircase and visible 1.st floor view and why they got rid of it in later seasons....now it makes total sense it was a real house....thank you for clearing that up!
❤❤❤ Thank you Toni… moral of the story… no stairs in your homes!!!
Huh lol number 2 should be number 1 lol. One of the best moments ever honestly.
My favorite is #1 and all the other ones of Sue Ellen on the spiral staircase at SouthFork
Linda Evans and Linda Gray can do some stairs, can't they? "Krystle" stepping backwards on the staircase on #6 was the best moment for me. And Lucy being three sheets to the wind.
You missed some big ones
The Falcon Crest Earthquake where lance, eric and dwane fell throught the collapsing staircase!!
Adam and Steven's fight on the staircase
Krystle decending the stairs with Steven's baby
Adam and Blake's argument leading to Adam falling down the stairs.
Falcon Crest or The Colbys and Dallas had a very similar looking staircase, at least the foyer angles look identical. Everyone seemed to fall down the stairs in the same pattern, too
excellent idea for a video! Well done! I could quibble with some of the -placings, but very enjoyable again as usual
Thank you for the number one! 😍
Camille Marchatta was the best Dallas writer. She really knew how to write an episode!
Love this
There were some good staircase moments on Knots Landing
I love the Pam one defending Sue Ellen saying she deserves John Ross especially after everything he has put her through.
6. I’m guessing that was the “fake” I find your fondness for fondue phenomenal Krystle, Rita??
Yes, but wouldn't that have been something if the real Krystle pulled that?! The audience would have been so extremely shocked!
Yes, but wouldn't that have been something if the real Krystle pulled that?! The audience would have been so extremely shocked!
Barbara Bel Geddes ( Miss Ellie Dallas) the best 👍 🤎
I know that this show is a new show ( compared to the ones in this video) but what about Empire, when Anika pushed a pregnant Rhonda down the stairs to secure that her baby is the first born Lyon grandchild?
I had that and a few others too, but I realized would be too long, so I´ll probably make a part 2 with Empire, Revenge, Melrose and others. Thanks for your feedback! Toni
Melissa giving up baby Joseph really a heartbreaking scene.
As screwed up as Melissa was, I couldn't help but love her.
I remember a pretty good scene from Season One of Falcon Crest where Angela Channing is being held at knifepoint by a disgruntled & unhinged man that (big surprise) Angela had unscrupulously ruined in business- I remember the actor portraying him played the Scorpio Killer in "Dirty Harry" w/Clint Eastwood (last name Robinson, I believe)...all climaxing on the Falcon Crest staircase with Chase saving the day! *Andrew Robinson? 🤔
Andrew Robinson was brilliant in the movie, dirty Harry. He also guest-starred on every TV cop show in the seventies. He also played Liberace in a tv-movie. From Ms. Harper Stacey.
@@harperstacey9604 was he the one who played Scorpio in Dirty Harry?
Congratulations in Dallas Texas
The Carringtons should have invested in an elevator.
Thy should have done something about those stairs to make them safer… or put a mat. The number of people randomly falling down…
That Lance would treat Emma that way was quite uncharacteristic. I know this was Ep 1. Was he trying to rid the family of another heir?
What about Dex and Alexis falling.... is that a Staircase or a Staircase landing moment ?
This part is limited to staircases. Part 2 will be about balconies & railings
Thanks for watching. Toni
@@supersoaps lol!
LOL!! Sable never fixed it on purpose 😅
They loved doing all those staircase shots with one looking up and the adversary looking down
Why do the characters always -- ALWAYS -- seem to pass out from falling down the stairs? lol
Neat.
Wasn’t there a Falcon Crest scene with Angela and the crazy guy on the staircase?
Yes. I commented that also- the 1st Season. Angela had ruined him in business (big surprise) , and the character portrayed by the same actor that played the Scorpio Killer in "Dirty Harry" w/Clint Eastwood, Andrew Robinson I believe. Culminating in Chase saving the day.
@@goodowner5000. For some reason, I don’t remember that. I remember some guy broke in the last season and tried to smother her with a pillow.
Les scènes de bagarre dans la piscine à dallas
Sable holding Jason at gunpoint on The Colby’s definitely should’ve made the list. th-cam.com/video/QzHV7NxAznY/w-d-xo.html
Agree...but I had to leave some out! There will be a Part 2...probably. Toni from supersoaps.org
I was so hard to watch Larry Hagman as such an evil man compared to “the major” on I Dream of Jeanie.
damn am i ever glad i’m in a walker and a chair
What about Jo getting knocked down the stairs on Melrose Place?
Tyrone, that was in my first draft, but when I counted so many staircase scenes from 80s, I realized I should make 2 parts, so Melrose will definitely be in Part 2. Thanks for your feedback. Toni from supersoaps.org
@@supersoaps it wasn't a criticism at all, that's just a good one. I know you generally focus on the 80s, so I don't know why I mentioned it at all. Love the channel!
@@AnitaNewport No worry at all, positive feedback like yours is good! Toni
Mine was Blake shot by handler
The playwright who wrote both Boys In The Band and the sequel wrote a Dynasty episode? !
Seemingly he did! (www.imdb.com/name/nm0189758/?ref_=tt_cl_wr_1) I didn´t know either! Thanks for pointing it out. Toni from supersoaps.org
Mart Crowley
He's credited on a few episodes of The Colbys also.
@@goodowner5000 Yes, I'm aware of the man's name, however a lot of individuals would not know who Mart Crowley had I simply said his name, which is why I just wrote what he's famous for instead. Thanks though 🙂
These people need elevators! Lol
I love pam owned sue ellen and miss ellie own sue ellen!
Clumsy buggers ain't they?
What the hell does 12 have to do with a staircase?
11 was the beginning of the “Maggie’s got brain cancer” plot mid Season 3.
Watched Dallas every Friday night growing up! But looking back on it now, woof. Bad writing, bad directing, bad acting. In other words, classic 80s!