Michael Culhane is a main character in the television series, Dynasty on The CW. He is portrayed by Robert Christopher Riley.
The former chauffeur to Blake Carrington, he had an on/off relationship and brief engagement to Fallon Carrington. He currently finds himself working with Blake in various business opportunities, including Blake's purchase of a soccer team.
Biography
Michael is the son of Luella and James Culhane. He was on a football scholarship in college until his football career ended still determined to graduate his dad took out a second mortgage and another job. Michael graduated with decent grades, but didn't find a job suitable enough that would make his parents proud. He somehow ended up employed by Blake, but knowing his parents would disapprove of his job since he's employed under a rich white family he lied to his parents about in real function in the Carrington empire making them believe he is a vice president of CA.
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Appearances
Season 1
| Dynasty: Season 1 (22/22) | ||||||||||
| "I Hardly Recognized You": | "Spit It Out": | "Guilt is for Insecure People": | "Private as a Circus": | "Company Slut": | "I Exist Only For Me": | "A Taste of Your Own Medicine": | "The Best Things In Life": | "Rotten Things": | "A Well-Dressed Tarantula": | "I Answer to No Man": |
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| "Promises You Can't Keep": | "Nothing But Trouble": | "The Gospel According to Blake Carrington": | "Our Turn Now": | "Poor Little Rich Girl": | "Enter Alexis": | "Don't Con a Con Artist": | "Use or Be Used": | "A Line From the Past": | "Trashy Little Tramp": | "Dead Scratch": |
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Season 2
| Dynasty: Season 2 (22/22) | ||||||||||
| "Twenty-Three Skidoo": | "Ship of Vipers": | "The Butler Did It": | "Snowflakes in Hell": | "Queen of Cups": | "That Witch": | "A Temporary Infestation": | "A Real Instinct for the Jugular": | "Crazy Lady": | "A Champagne Mood": | "The Sight of You": |
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| "Filthy Games": | "Even Worms Can Procreate": | "Parisian Legend Has It...: | "Motherly Overprotectiveness": | "Miserably Ungrateful Men": | "How Two-Faced Can You Get": | "Life is A Masquerade Party": | "This Illness of Mine": | "New Lady in Town": | "Thicker Than Money": | "Deception, Jealousy, and Lies": |
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Trivia
- In the original series, Michael was a womanizer and manipulator, using women for his reasons. In the reboot, he is very loyal to the Carrington family.
- In the original series, Michael and Fallon have a relationship but once they broke up they never got back together unlike the reboot.