Set in Tuscany Valley, a fictional city outside of San Francisco, this serial centered on 2 separate rich wine families, Angela Channing, corruptive matriarch who headed the Falcon Crest winery and raised Julia & Emma, and Chase & Maggie Gioberti, who moved from New York to California with grown-up kids, Cole & Victoria, to start a new life with their family.
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09x22 Home Again Aired: May. 18, 1990As Richard and Lauren enjoy their wedding at the winery, Richard agrees to sell Falcon Crest back to Angela on the condition that half will go … [continue reading]
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Directors
- Reza Badiyi (35 episodes)
- Harry Harris (32 episodes)
- Michael A. Hoey (12 episodes)
Writers
- Earl Hamner Jr. (230 episodes)
- Ernie Wallengren (39 episodes)
- Robert McCullough (23 episodes)
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- The character of Terry's ex-husband Joel McCarthy, played by Parker Stevenson, was originally slated to be a serial rapist who terrorized the women of the Tuscany Valley. Terry's sister…
[show]The character of Terry's ex-husband Joel McCarthy, played by Parker Stevenson, was originally slated to be a serial rapist who terrorized the women of the Tuscany Valley. Terry's sister Maggie was supposed to be his major victim. The story was scrapped.
[hide] - Douglas Fairbanks Jr, Louis Jourdan, and Gregory Peck were all considered for the role of Peter Stavros. The role eventually went to Cesar Romero.
- Goof (continuity error): When Richard Channing takes control of his fathers newspaper he renames it The New San Francisco Globe. Throughout season 2 some establishing shots of the exterior of…
[show]Goof (continuity error): When Richard Channing takes control of his fathers newspaper he renames it The New San Francisco Globe. Throughout season 2 some establishing shots of the exterior of the building still show the original "The San Francisco Globe" sign.
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