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Dynasty: Season Four, Vol. 1

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It's not even spending the extra money that bothers me so much. It's having to wait. It's very frustrating, especially as there are 9 seasons of the show. At this rate, it's more like 18 seasons. I will be in my 50s by the time I get to finish. Really stupid move. I will just get them on Netflix.

Season 3 of Dynasty DVD was released last week in Australia, and it is not split into volumes. Fortunately, Paramount have decided to market it properly over here. Season 3 was split in USA and they are now doing the same with Season 4 in USA. While we are one season behind over here, it is more than likely Season 4 will come as one set too. Makes it cheaper too.
See here: http://www.ezydvd.com.au/item.zml/804830

Too bad for the choice of issueing the seasons in 2 parts...but definitely we are reaching with season 4 the epitome of what Dynasty was and still is: the best!!!

Now 4 Month since release of VOl. 1. - Shouldnt the DVD COmpany have brought out the second Volume now?
I have seen the 13 Episodes and i was not thinking i would have to wait another 3 month or so.

If the DVD Company has to do the $$-breaking up of the season then please release the next volume after
3 month and not after 6 or more.

Lousy.

I agree that releasing Dynasty and other dvd tv sets in volumes is a rip off!!! We will end up paying $60+ just for one season. It's not fair!

My family and I are anxiously awaiting Season 4, Volume 2. Some of us watch the Dynasty DVDs in English and some of us in the dubbed Spanish, for which we are very grateful. Please hurry with Volume 2!

The first part of Season 4 is a roller coaster, but the show keeps getting better with the introduction of Dex, Krystle and Blake reuniting, and Alexis as the superbitch. Pamela Sue Martin as Fallon is always great, and so is exquisite Gordon Thomson as Adam. I can't wait for the rest of season 4.

The ABC Network's answer to the hugely-popular primetime soap "Dallas", DYNASTY was created by Esther and Richard Shapiro to be the most flamboyant, daring and outrageous of all night-time drama series. The lives of Denver's oil-rich Carrington family unfolded each and every week to the fascination of viewers all over the world, who couldn't get enough of their scandalous private affairs.

The first batch of episodes from Season 4 finds Alexis (Joan Collins) and Krystle (Linda Evans) back where we left them in the previous year's cliffhanger - trapped in Steven's cabin which has been set alight by persons unknown.

Adam (Gordon Thomson) successfully frames Alexis for the toxic paint fiasco; whilst Blake (John Forsythe) takes Steven (Jack Coleman) to court in order to win permanent custody of little Danny. Claudia (Pamela Bellwood) emerges from the loony-bin a completely new woman and within five minutes has landed a job at La Mirage...and a plan to ensure Steven's triumph in court!

Once again, Krystle's trampy niece Sammy Jo (Heather Locklear) breezes into town for more mud-flinging hijinks--jeeze, that New York "modelling" job must allow lots of holiday time!

Still reeling from the fact that Adam is the father of her baby, Kirby (Kathleen Beller) starts becoming desperate when she suspects Jeff (John James) of rekindling his relationship with Fallon (Pamela Sue Martin), who'se disappointingly turned into a tamed, submissive working mother for the best part of this season. Whatever happened to the wild, bed-hopping Fallon from the good old days?

New characters: "Dex" Dexter (Michael Nader), a powerful new ally for Alexis, shady European aristocrat Peter De Vilbis (Helmut Berger); and Tracy Kendall (Deborah Adair), Krystle's assistant in the PR department, looking for a little upward mobility... The special Carousel Ball episode also features a cameo appearance from President and Mrs Ford.

Includes the following episodes:
The Arrest
The Bungalow
The Note
The Hearing (Parts 1 & 2)
Tender Comrades
Tracy
Dex
Peter De Vilbis
The Proposal
Carousel
The Wedding
The Ring
Lancelot

Love Dynasty. Got stung buying previous vols. from US on Amazon, as they were split into volumes. I've now released Dynasty is released in Australia as full seasons. Season 4 was released in December 2009 for about $35. My advice is if your dvd player is multi region hunt down the Australia release.

I don't know who's brilliant idea it was to start marketing the Dynasty series in 2 parts beginning with season 3 - but this is the fastest way to KILL interest in the series. And who want's to spend $60 per season?