Facts, but we could be extremely
disturbed by the entitlement,
the power and money that can
take away from less privileged.
And that to me is disgraceful.
>> Yeah.
So, we'll see where it really
stands.
I think there are ways to remedy
a system that isn't working, and
I think has been broken for a
long time.
So -- I don't want to get into
how to fix it, but it's
troublesome.
It's troublesome, because it can
change the life of a child that
is deserving.
>> True.
Is anybody talking about this,
the old cast, one of your
coworkers in trouble?
>> Oh, you're just looking for
gossip, aren't you?
>> I'm not.
It rocked everybody.
Everybody I know is talking
about it.
>> Everybody should be talking
about it, it's a huge problem.
>> Natalie mentioned your time
at desperate "Desperate
housewives" was, you said, even
a really tough one.
What was the reason that dynasty
brought you back on set?
>> Alexis.
>> What do you mean?
>> Dynasty, why was "Dynasty"
the thing that brought you back
to Hollywood, to acting, to
being on -- episodic.
>> Mark who was on the desperate
"Desperate housewives" team
became the president of cw.
When they put "Dynasty" back on
air, he came to me and asked if
I would playihfx Alexis.
So it was sort of nice coming
full circle from desperate to
"Dynasty" and working with
Mr. Pedowitz again.
>> A twist to the character, did
you watch dynasty back in the
'80s?
>> No.
I do know Joan.
I saw her at a Craig's
restaurant and we had a good
laugh.
>> Two alexises in one room?
But you're leaving for reasons
close to your heart.
You're going to go spend time
with your mom who is absolutely
stunning.
You guys remember her mom.
How is she doing?
>> She's, she's -- she's my
hero.
It's a struggle.
And I think anybody who has a
parent or a loved one who is
going through this finds a new
consciousness and appreciation.
And I feel blessed that I am
able to be here in Los Angeles
with her and be by her side at
this part of her journey.
>> And explaining what this is,
she has a terminal illness.
>> She has stage 4 cancer.
She's always been a spiritual
warrior.
I think that's what's helping
her get through this.
You know, it's scary.
It's painful.
I think -- looking at one's
mortality, I think we should all
start to do it at a younger age
rather than when the moment is
upon us.
>> Yeah.
>> And I think she has grappled
with that.
>> Great you can be by her side,
though.
You don't get this time back
ever.
>> Yeah, so that's why I'm
really grateful to mark
pedowitz, David stats, and to
everybody who understands why I
left the show.
A great following and thank you
for being there.
But I'll be back.
>> Oh, oh, oh, oh, the plot
continues to thicken.
Don't go anywhere.
We have so much more with you.
We want to look back at some of
the iconic looks, the commercial
you were in earlier.
>> We rolled your panty hose
commercial.
>> Oh, no.
[ Laughter ]
>> Oh, yeah.
>> It was very working.
>> I think we have a little clip
here.
Here you go.
Roll this, and we're talking
about your skin care line.
Take this in.
Look at this.
>> Shoulder pads.
>> New no nonsense, the first
panty hose with 16-point