Ep 2. Living Nightmare

Falcon Crest season 6 episode 2 titled Living Nightmare focuses on the aftermath of Angela Channing's (Jane Wyman) decision to revoke the membership of her grandson Lance Cumson (Lorenzo Lamas) from the Tuscany Valley Country Club. Lance's father, Chase Gioberti (Robert Foxworth), is furious and confronts Angela about her actions. Angela tries to justify herself by stating that Lance's behavior was unacceptable, but Chase refuses to listen. Meanwhile, a mysterious stranger arrives in the valley and sets his sights on Maggie Gioberti (Susan Sullivan). The man's intentions are unclear, but he seems to have a dark past and a sinister agenda. Maggie is unsettled by his attention and confides in her husband, Richard (David Selby), about her concerns. Richard is also dealing with his own issues as he tries to convince his estranged wife, Lauren (Wendy Phillips), to sign the divorce papers.

Elsewhere, Cole (William R. Moses) returns to Falcon Crest after a long absence, much to the surprise of his mother, Melissa (Margaret Ladd). However, his homecoming is not a happy one as he is plagued by nightmares and disturbing visions. Desperate for answers, he turns to Dr. Michael Ranson (John Saxon) for help. Michael is initially skeptical of Cole's claims, but the more he delves into Cole's past, the more he becomes convinced that something sinister is happening. Cole's girlfriend, Vickie (Dana Sparks), also offers her support and tries to help him overcome his fears. However, their relationship is strained by Cole's erratic behavior and Vickie's growing closeness to Lance.

As tensions rise in the valley, Angela tries to maintain control over her empire while dealing with her personal demons. She is haunted by memories of her past and struggles to come to terms with her feelings for her late husband, Phillip (Robert Stack). Angela's niece, Emma (Margaret Michaels), tries to help her aunt and offers her emotional support. However, Emma's friend, Vicky (Jamie Rose), has her own agenda and tries to manipulate Emma for her own gain. Meanwhile, Nick (Dan McVicar) returns to Tuscany Valley and tries to rekindle his relationship with Melissa. However, his efforts are complicated by Melissa's own personal struggles and the arrival of a new woman in Nick's life.

Living Nightmare is an intense and suspenseful episode that explores the complex relationships and dark secrets of the characters of Falcon Crest. The episode features several intriguing subplots that keep the viewers on the edge of their seats. The tension between Angela and her family members is palpable, and the introduction of the mysterious stranger adds a new layer of intrigue to the plot. The episode also delves into the psychological trauma that Cole is facing, and the depiction of his nightmares and visions is chilling and effective. Falcon Crest season 6 episode 2 is a must-watch for fans of the show and for viewers who enjoy drama and suspense.