Sorry I cant find Dallas Discussion outside of the 10 moments

 

So if it exists please merge

 

So I have questions about the final season

Did Charlene Tilton, Barbara Bel Geddes and Shree Wilson quit or get let go???

 

 

40 years ago

 

Thirty-nine years ago yesterday, it was all a bad dream.

Bobby back from the dead was the final nail in the coffin for me. Patrick Duffy was responsible for them killing his character off in the first place because he insisted on it. After he came back, he, Larry Hagman, and Leonard Katzman became insufferable, and it became a boy's club behind the scenes and onscreen. The show never recovered. I don't blame Victoria for leaving. She and her character became a joke. 

 

 

 

I'm now catching up on the 1984-85 season and am up to "Odd Man Out." They never explicitly said Sue Ellen doting on Jamie was a chance to have the sisterhood that she never had with Kristin, did they? It would all be a lot more touching if Jenilee Harrison was a better actress.

4 hours ago, Franko said:

It would all be a lot more touching if Jenilee Harrison was a better actress.

Granted, the acting on "Three's Company" from everyone besides John Ritter and Don Knotts was never outstanding, but it really takes a special kind of awful to stand out in the wrong way on THAT show.

 

45 years ago

Dallas Anniversary

To this day, the reveal feels very anticlimactic to me. Here, we have a whodunnit that literally had the entire nation - if not the entire globe - in its' grip, and she's the one who turns out to be the culprit?

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3 hours ago, Khan said:

To this day, the reveal feels very anticlimactic to me. Here, we have a whodunnit that literally had the entire nation - if not the entire globe - in its' grip, and she's the one who turns out to be the culprit?

They could have thrown a complete curve ball and had Sue Ellen and Kristin's mother be the culprit.

I thought Dr Elbee should have been the culprit. After listening to Sue Ellen's treatment at the hands of JR, he snapped and decided putting a bullet in JR was the best therapy.

A panel from a Dallas comic strip. I never knew there was a Dallas comic strip. Bobby looks very stretched...and like Bill Bixby.

Post by @forgottencomics.bsky.social — Bluesky

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