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Dallas Discussion Thread

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Dallas went off the rails in the aftermath of Pamela disappearance. In the grand scheme of things, Victoria Principal was smart to walk away when she did. She clearly stacked her Dallas coins and then built her skincare brand.

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8 minutes ago, kalbir said:

Dallas went off the rails in the aftermath of Pamela disappearance. In the grand scheme of things, Victoria Principal was smart to walk away when she did.

If anything, I think she stayed a year or two too long. DALLAS was going off the rails way before The Shower Heard 'Round the World, lol.

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12 minutes ago, Khan said:

If anything, I think she stayed a year or two too long. DALLAS was going off the rails way before The Shower Heard 'Round the World, lol.

Yes, there was a ratings drop starting March 1985, but I think tanking started in the aftermath of Bobby car accident.

That March 1985 rating drop lead to Dallas losing #1 to Dynasty and we also saw Murder, She Wrote season 1 finale shock the world.

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3 minutes ago, kalbir said:

That March 1985 rating drop lead to Dallas losing #1 to Dynasty and we also saw Murder, She Wrote season 1 finale shock the world.

I'm probably wrong, but I feel like the storyline with Jenna and Naldo had not a little bit to do with DALLAS' ceding ground to DYNASTY.

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48 minutes ago, Khan said:

I've always believed that VP never cared for the "boys' club" mentality that permeated the DALLAS set and allowed Larry Hagman, in particular, more power than he should've had. VP just wanted to come in, do the work and then go home.

Exactly. Larry and Patrick would screw up scenes trying to be funny. Imagine as an actor in the middle of a scene and nailing it then they have to cut because of all that juvenile crap and having to reshoot and work long hours. Patrick Duffy became insufferable when he returned. He, Larry, and Katzaman returned to the "Boys Club" mentality and threw the women under the bus. I think Katzman got rid of Phil Capice and was given immunity to do whatever he wanted to do. He overrode David Jacobs when he told Katzman that Bobby's death as a dream was a stupid plot.

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