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5 hours ago, j swift said:

The pairing of Dukes of Hazard and Dallas always seemed weird to me, but perhaps some of its success was due to the fact that it was marketed as a four quadrant show, not just a soap opera for women.

The shows ranked #1 and #5 for the week @DRW50 posted.

 

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TIL that, Steve Sohmer, ex-husband of Deidre Hall, was in charge of marketing at CBS during the Dallas period.  According to the NY Times, he coined the iconic phrase, 'Who Shot JR' for use in commercials and print ads.  Which is ironic because they never say the line during the episode, it is just connected in our collective memories because of all the promotion. 

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Never seen a second from this show - is it worth it ? Is it more or less over the top than Dynasty? I need - LESS. 

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28 minutes ago, I Am A Swede said:

Dallas is definitely less over the top than Dynasty.

Thank you for this clarification, hun. 

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