these are my choices for the most moving dynasty moments. please add your own thoughts on this topic.
1. fallon's funarel. lb says goodbye to his mother is the most moving scene in dynasty history!
2. krystle being rushed to the hospital after falling off the horse and praying to god to let her have this baby.
3. steven outing himself infront of the entire family. fallon whispers "steven is gay".
4. fallon and krystle reconcile their diffrences.
5. claudia on the roof top holding a doll, thinking it's her dead daugther.

I'm sure there are many more...

How can you forget Blake & Krytle's wedding from the last season???

Rumor has it that Forsythe and Evans had no script and improvised the lines. It's my favorite Dynasty episode. Ironically, Joan Collins does not appear in that episode.

my all time favourite dynasty moment is when fallon realises she's the murder in the last season...that is actually one of the very few great acting moments on dynasty...

Hi!
I cry buckets (and that's not often) during 'The Wedding' (Krystle's final episode before she goes to Switzerland) - it's interesting how the last three posts all mention episodes from 88/89 season - in my opinion - the best!

The Best scenes in the entire series are the ones when Blake and Alexis are in Singapore and Blake believes that they are still married. When Blake wishes that the time would never end--Alexis turns away and quietly says that it has to with such sadness. It made you want to run over Krystle with a truck and let Blake and Alexis reunite!

Blake/Krystle's wedding in season 9 was definitely the best. The love between them was endless. They showed such committment and passion toward each other; I cried too...how could you not!

Fallon's funeral was also very touching....

Steven is gay!...was also a great scene.

Two moving Adam moments (admittedly, these were few and far between):

1) The scene where he is praying for Kirby and the baby in the hospital chapel in which he confesses to Blake that he poisoned Jeff and then learns that the baby has died; and

2) The scene immediately before Adam and Dana's wedding in which Blake and Alexis formally adopt Adam.

I also liked the Steven is gay scene.

I agree with Rex, the scenes in Singapore were probably the most touching ones. I guess because no matter how happy the two were together we knew sooner or later somebody would track them down and destroy the tream.

If only Blake had 'divorced' Rita and he and Alexis rekindle something while Krystle was locked up. That would have put a whle new tilt on all their relationships after Krystle got out of the attic.

Not only was the wedding vow-renewal scene in Season 9 one of the most touching, but if I may add that the final scene of that episode - Krystle waving good-bye from the limosine - watching the expression of joy on her face and knowing that she is not aware of her immediately pending surgery - I thought that was incredibly touching.

Another touching scene (or, really, series of scenes) was when Krystina had to undergo her heart surgeries and transplant. I remember thinking that Jessica Player was one heck of a little actress! I cried more than once during that time in the series!

One last thought - what do you all think of the scene when, after raping Krystle, Blake comes into their room to apologize, and Krystle has her back to him? Even though I thought Krystle forgave him too quickly, I still thought that was a touching/haunting scene.[/u]

I've just remebered the other scene that made me cry in that storyline. Remember when Krystle is reading the diary of what to do on each birthday to Krystina! About going to the beauty parlor on her seventh birthday or something :cry:

Yes season 9 was certainly the best.

For me the best heartrending moments were krystal and Blake's renewal of vows in teh final season and then her driving off waving, also the scene after Blake has thrown Adam out and cradles krystina saying she is his last hope. A lovely and very sad scene.
Also liked Blake and Alexis giving Adam adoption papers, and the Steven confessing to being gay scene. Speaking of Steven i liked the scene that showed how lonely he was when sat at the opposite of a huge table saying very little to Blake and Fallon at meal times.