Carringtons

Carringtons refers to a fictional family that has been a central element in the long-running British television soap opera Crossroads. The Carrington family was a prominent fixture in the show's narrative from its inception in 1964 until its conclusion in 1988, and also featured in the revival series. The family's storylines often revolved around the management of the fictional Crossroads Motel, which they owned and operated for much of the show's run.

The patriarch of the family, Adam Carrington, played a significant role, initially as the motel owner and later in various business dealings. His wives, particularly Meg Mortimer and later Diane Hunter, were also key figures, navigating the complexities of running a business and managing family relationships. The family tree extended to include children and grandchildren, each contributing to the interwoven dramas and comedic moments that defined Crossroads. Over the decades, various actors portrayed members of the Carrington family, reflecting the show's longevity and evolving cast. Their presence provided a consistent anchor for viewers, offering a sense of continuity amidst the show's frequent plot developments and character changes. The Carringtons' interactions, rivalries, and celebrations were instrumental in shaping the identity of the Crossroads Motel as a fictional community hub.