One of the reasons people cite for RPM being a sub-par season was that it copied the Andros/Karone storyline. But, if certain details turn out to be true, the original ending was supposed to turn the "Andros/Karone" thing on its head.
It sort of makes sense. Dillon was oddly the only one of the main cast not to have his own "title" episode. Ranger Black was supposed to be it. That was meant to be the differentiation. That was the twist.
When Eddie left, he didn't leave Judd Lynn his notes. Lynn, who was responsible for the Andros/Karone storyline in the first place basically took a look at Dillon/Tenaya and said "It LOOKS like Andros/Karone, so why not just go ahead and make it Andros/Karone?" So that's exactly how it played out.
So even if Dillon and Tenaya did turn out to be siblings, it really wasn't supposed to be a happy ending for them.
It sort of makes sense. Dillon was oddly the only one of the main cast not to have his own "title" episode. Ranger Black was supposed to be it. That was meant to be the differentiation. That was the twist.
When Eddie left, he didn't leave Judd Lynn his notes. Lynn, who was responsible for the Andros/Karone storyline in the first place basically took a look at Dillon/Tenaya and said "It LOOKS like Andros/Karone, so why not just go ahead and make it Andros/Karone?" So that's exactly how it played out.
So even if Dillon and Tenaya did turn out to be siblings, it really wasn't supposed to be a happy ending for them.
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