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  1. I even enjoyed the week's episodes and the ratings are truly deserved.
  2. Chad Duell Single release
  3. The Price Is Right: The Bob Barker Years I'm hooked!
  4. I'm sure Colton would return full time. It's Christopher Sean that wouldn't be able to. They need to recast Paul. If they recast Will, then they can recast Paul. I really think it's the writers that aren't interested in writing for Andrew and Paul. The writers just bore us with awful stories and Leo.
  5. Jill never puts her hands in her pant pockets..That's a LK thing.
  6. I buy them to support the artist, and I do subscribe to a streaming platform.
  7. Tasty😂
  8. Thanks for the reminder. I had forgotten. Setting the DVR.
  9. 📌 Dallas / Knots Landing: Gary Ewing Cast Swap & Irony David Ackroyd originated the role of Gary Ewing (middle son of Jock & Miss Ellie) in two 1978 episodes of Dallas (“Reunion, Parts 1 & 2”). He established Gary’s character: sensitive, troubled, the “black sheep” of the Ewing family. He couldn’t continue due to other commitments, so the part was recast in 1979 with Ted Shackelford, who took over on Dallas and became the star of the new spin‑off Knots Landing, playing Gary for all 14 seasons (1979–1993). Irony: Years later — in 1982 — David Ackroyd returned to the franchise… as a guest star on Knots Landing, playing a completely different character (a politician/love interest), appearing alongside the actor who replaced him in his original role.
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