them brawling at Alexis' fashion company. The Carringtons reunite at the mansion as secret Consortium leader Jeremy Van Dorn, who is romantically involved with a clueless Alexis, attempts to both gain control of her company ColbyCo and kill her. He drags her to the garage and tries to asphyxiate her with carbon monoxide fumes from one of the cars parked inside, but she is rescued by Adam, as Van Dorn escapes. Fallon realizes she still loves Jeff, and leaves Miles for him yet again. Blake and Krystle hold a family celebration at the mansion to which even Alexis is invited. After Blake makes a toast to his family, the miniseries ends as he and Krystle dance together, happy at last. Cast Main John Forsythe as Blake Carrington Linda Evans as Krystle Carrington John James as Jeff Colby Heather Locklear as Sammy Jo Carrington Emma Samms as Fallon Carrington Colby Kathleen Beller as Kirby Anders Al Corley as Steven Carrington Maxwell Caulfield as Miles Colby Michael Brandon as Arlen Marshall Robin Sachs as Adam Carrington Jeroen Krabbé as Jeremy Van Dorn Joan Collins as Alexis Colby Guest Cameron Watson as Bart Fallmont Alphonsia Emmanuel as Mrs. Litton Wendie Malick as Carol Marshall Tony Jay as Dr. Jobinet The miniseries also featured several long-running supporting players from the original series: William Beckley as Carrington butler Gerard; Virginia Hawkins as Carrington maid Jeanette Robbins; and Betty Harford as Carrington cook Hilda Gunnerson. Child actors Jessica Player (Krystina Carrington) and Brandon Bluhm (L.B. Colby) also returned. Cameron Watson appeared as Steven's partner Bart Fallmont, replacing Kevin Conroy, who played the character from 1985 to 1986, who was unable to reprise his role, as Conroy was preparing for a more famous career in voice acting. Episodes Production Dynasty cancellation in 1989 had left its ninth season finale unresolved and characters in mortal peril; original cast member John Forsythe later noted, "The way we were cut off was a disgrace." Executive Producer Aaron Spelling said during production of Dynasty: The Reunion that "Beethoven can leave a symphony unfinished ... We didn't think we could do that with a soap opera." Eager to give the series proper closure, the cast agreed to come back "at slightly reduced salaries" and production relied on location shoots rather than the expensive sets of its heyday. "We are still groomed, groomed within an inch of our lives," noted star Joan Collins,