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Côte ouest

Titre original : Knots Landing
  • Série télévisée
  • 1979–1993
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Donna Mills, Joan Van Ark, Michele Lee, Constance McCashin, John Pleshette, and Ted Shackelford in Côte ouest (1979)
Knots Landing: The Complete Second Season (Alone)
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Les habitants de Knots Landing, une banlieue de Los Angeles, font face à de divers problèmes tels que l'infidélité, la santé, les viols, les meurtres, les enlèvements, les assassinats, les t... Tout lireLes habitants de Knots Landing, une banlieue de Los Angeles, font face à de divers problèmes tels que l'infidélité, la santé, les viols, les meurtres, les enlèvements, les assassinats, les trafics de drogue et les enquêtes criminelles.Les habitants de Knots Landing, une banlieue de Los Angeles, font face à de divers problèmes tels que l'infidélité, la santé, les viols, les meurtres, les enlèvements, les assassinats, les trafics de drogue et les enquêtes criminelles.

  • Création
    • David Jacobs
  • Casting principal
    • Michele Lee
    • Ted Shackelford
    • Joan Van Ark
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    • Création
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      • Michele Lee
      • Ted Shackelford
      • Joan Van Ark
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    • Récompensé par 1 Primetime Emmy
      • 41 victoires et 45 nominations au total

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    Knots Landing: The Complete Second Season (Alone)
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    Knots Landing: The Complete Second Season (Books)
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    Knots Landing: The Complete Second Season (Books)

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    Michele Lee
    Michele Lee
    • Karen MacKenzie…
    • 1979–1993
    Ted Shackelford
    Ted Shackelford
    • Gary Ewing
    • 1979–1993
    Joan Van Ark
    Joan Van Ark
    • Valene Ewing…
    • 1979–1993
    Kevin Dobson
    Kevin Dobson
    • M. 'Mack' Patrick MacKenzie…
    • 1982–1993
    William Devane
    William Devane
    • Gregory Sumner…
    • 1983–1993
    Donna Mills
    Donna Mills
    • Abby Ewing…
    • 1980–1993
    Pat Petersen
    • Michael Fairgate
    • 1979–1991
    Constance McCashin
    Constance McCashin
    • Laura Avery…
    • 1979–1987
    Nicollette Sheridan
    Nicollette Sheridan
    • Paige Matheson…
    • 1986–1993
    Julie Harris
    Julie Harris
    • Lilimae Clements
    • 1980–1987
    Tonya Crowe
    Tonya Crowe
    • Olivia Cunningham…
    • 1980–1990
    Doug Sheehan
    Doug Sheehan
    • Ben Gibson
    • 1983–1988
    Steve Shaw
    • Eric Fairgate
    • 1979–1991
    Teri Austin
    Teri Austin
    • Jill Bennett
    • 1985–1989
    Larry Riley
    Larry Riley
    • Frank Williams
    • 1988–1992
    Lisa Hartman
    Lisa Hartman
    • Cathy Geary…
    • 1982–1986
    Victoria Ann Lewis
    • Peggy
    • 1984–1993
    Michelle Phillips
    Michelle Phillips
    • Anne Matheson…
    • 1987–1993
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      • David Jacobs
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    bob639

    The Best Programme In The History Of Television!!!

    This was undoubtedly the best TV series EVER!!! Great characters, great stories, witty scripts, fantastic acting, fantastic theme tune, the list is endless.

    I watched all 344 episodes throughout the show's 14 year run (15 if you lived in the UK). I watched it grow from an average suburban series set in a Californian cul-de-sac to an international phenomenon that perhaps didn't reach the same heights as 'Dallas' or 'Dynasty', but make no mistake, this series had a devoted following all across the world - such was it's enduring appeal.

    Who could forget the night Sid was driven off a cliff? Talk about a Cliffhanger!!! Who could not feel sorry for "Poor Val" when her babies were kidnapped at birth or when the evil Jill Bennett (played convincingly by Teri Austin) attempted to kill her by forcing pills down her throat? Add to that those heartbreaking scenes when Laura (played by the wonderful Constance McCashin) died of a brain tumour and 'Greggy' was left all alone to raise their child.

    Then there were all those wonderfully complex stories involving all the cul-de-sac's residents united to fight against a common enemy. Wolfbridge? Treadwell? The list is endless. Knots had that unique ability to tell a good tale. It carried on telling such 'good tales' for 14 amazing years - never once really dipping in quality.

    In the finale, Kevin Dobson told how it was a quality series - the type of quality that television needs. How right he was! Television didn't see such quality prior to the series' launch in 1979, and sadly it hasn't seen it since.

    A fantastic production in a bygone era. The likes of which we will never see again...
    mush-2

    one of TV's all time best dramas

    Knots Landing,the TV stalwart through the 80's and some of the 90's was one of TV's best dramas. The characters were so real,they became as well known as family members. The series excelled in complex characters. From the strong women like Karen, Laura,Paige and Abby to the utterly fascinating flawed men like Greg Sumner and Gary Ewing.The show was not without its mistakes- not all the serpentine,complicated plots worked, and the reliance of the plots in later episodes on insane stalkers, was predictable. Nevertheless, when Knots stories jelled,the effects were often breathtaking. Who can forget the great moments like Sid's death and Karen's coping, Abby's marrying Greg in the middle of his romance with Paige, Laura's funeral,the return of Val's twins, the body under the cement, Olivia's drug addiction and Abby's intervention, Jill's shocking villainy revealed to Val...the list of great Knots moments goes on.There hasn't been a show like it on TV since. It is sorely missed.
    9cooper-29

    I miss this show

    I grew up with this show and watched it the entire run.So much better and alittle more down to earth then the other shows, Knots was a show with Great characters and characters you either loved or loved to hate. I wish they'd bring it back for more Movie specials.
    8pcampionz

    For a series, was underrated

    So back in the 80s I would have never ever given Knots Landing a chance. But I started dating someone new who loved this show so I was stuck watching it. I actually gave in and looked forward to watching it. I was never one for soap opera type television. One of my favorite characters was Mack. I always enjoyed when Mack was an integral part of that particular episode, and he was always one the significant characters. Kevin Dobson didn't do a whole lot of acting after Knots went off the air, not sure why, everything Kevin has been in he has excelled and has greatly improved the series or has brought his characters to life. I am only writing this review because I had heard Kevin had passed away recently. Rest In Peace Kevin Dobson, one of the great ones in Hollywood.
    9vs661966

    Excellent Show

    Knots Landing was an excellent drama. I watched all 14 seasons of this series. I especially liked the first few seasons when the show focused on the families in the cul-de-sac, but after the fifth season the show's story lines became similar to other prime time soap opera fare with more of a focus on greed and the desire for wealth and power. Although the show changed direction, the writing, directing and especially the acting remained top-notch and were always superior to the other shows.

    Knots Landing premiered on CBS in December 1979. It followed the lives and relationships of Gary & Valene Ewing (Ted Shackelford & Joan Van Ark), recently remarried and new to town; Sid & Karen Fairgate (Don Murray & Michele Lee), the strong married couple with three children; Richard & Laura Avery (John Pleshette & Constance McCashin), the couple with marital problems; and Kenny & Ginger Ward (James Houghton & Kim Lankford), the young newlyweds.

    Abby Cunningham (Donna Mills), Sid's younger divorced sister in the "bitch" role, came to town with her two children at the beginning of the second season; she was added to stir up the pot, so to speak, and began trying to seduce everyone's husband; she eventually set her sights on Gary and married him after ruining his marriage to Val. Donna Mills, who had for years played weak female and "victim" roles in various TV shows and movies, was thrilled to play a strong, powerful female lead. In fact, the show had many strong female characters.

    In the beginning, these characters were a lot like people that lived down the street. They wore jeans and did the dishes... something you would never see on "Dynasty" or "Dallas"! Also, the early episodes (first 2 seasons) were self-contained and did not have the serialized format that was standard for most of the other nighttime soaps.

    Early in the third season, Sid Fairgate died during emergency surgery after a car crash because Don Murray wanted to leave the show. By the end of the fourth season, original characters Richard Avery, Kenny Ward and Ginger Ward were all written off the show. The new characters of Mack MacKenzie and Gregory Sumner became more prominent.

    The biggest mistake was when the powers that be fired actress Constance McCashin during the 1987-1988 season due to her real-life pregnancy. They had written her two previous pregnancies into the story, but they did not plan to do so this time. Granted, the storyline involving Laura's brain cancer and subsequent death was very well written and poignant, and superbly acted by Constance McCashin and William Devane as her husband Greg Sumner; however, they could have just had Laura leave town or written the character out of a few episodes to accommodate the actress' pregnancy since Laura was not very heavily involved in a big story at that time. Apparently, many other reviewers liked this character and felt that letting this actress go was a mistake.

    There were many great actors on this show, but special mention must go to Julie Harris as Lilimae Clements, Valene's mother, and Michelle Phillips as Anne Matheson, Paige's shallow, self-absorbed mother and Mack's ex-girlfriend. They both brought lighter comedic moments to the show with their roles.

    The fact that the show lasted 14 seasons demonstrates that it was far better than the other prime time soaps. The show managed to stay true to form for the most part throughout the entire series run by focusing on the characters and their motivations and not on overly outlandish plots.

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      Although it had outlasted all of its contemporaries (even Dallas (1978)) and was still in the top forty ratings, the network and the producers mutually agreed that that the show's fourteenth season (1992-93) was to be its last, as further budget cuts would have to be made, should it have stayed on the air for a fifteenth season. The producers and the network decided that less episodes would be produced (nineteen) for the final season, and all actors and actresses were required to be absent from at least some of the episodes to save money. However, Michele Lee offered to forgo her usual salary, and film some episodes for union scale pay. She therefore became the only actress to appear in all three hundred forty-four episodes.
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      M. "Mack" Patrick MacKenzie: Your dad hit you.

      Jason Lochner: You wouldn't understand.

      M. "Mack" Patrick MacKenzie: When I was six years old, I was running through the house and I knocked over a lamp and it broke. And my dad beat the hell out of me. He just didn't spank me, he hit me with his fist... Gave me two black eyes, Jason. I was six years old! And I told my friends that I fell off my bike. When I was ten, I came home and he started kicking me in the stomach and I didn't know why. I never found out. But I told myself that, well, he's just blowing off steam. Jason, when I was thirteen, my dad hit me so hard, he knocked out a molar. At first, I blamed myself. It had to me. This was my dad and your dad just doesn't beat you without good reason. If I was a better kid, maybe he wouldn't get so mad. When I got older and realised that it wasn't normal to be beaten up by your old man, I felt ashamed... because I didn't want anyone to know what my dad was like and I sure as hell didn't want pity. I made up lies to strangers, friends and excuse to myself. I was hoping and praying that it would stop. That just once he'd say that he loved me and he was proud of me... And now, y'know, uh, it's hard for me to say out loud that that he abused me and that it was wrong! And he was wrong! And not to say it at all makes it even worse. Jason, you don't have to live the rest of your life denying it the way I have. All you got to do is tell me that you don't want to go in there. Tell me to take you someplace else, kid. Just tell me to take you someplace else.

      Jason Lochner: [Jason looks at Mack for a moment] Take me someplace else.

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      • 12 avril 1988 (France)
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    • Lieux de tournage
      • Crystalaire Place, Granada Hills, Los Angeles, Californie, États-Unis(exteriors: Seaview Circle)
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      • Lorimar Productions
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