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<blockquote data-quote="Rove" data-source="post: 442721" data-attributes="member: 100">I don&#039;t believe a continuation will work now. As much as I&#039;d love to see Bobby and Sue Ellen back on Southfork working with a strong cast including; John Ross Jnr., Lucas, Margaret etc, I just cannot see it happening with so much to choose from when it comes to entertainment. I&#039;d love to see a prequel beginning with possibly Jock&#039;s ancestor - Duncan Ewing - leaving Scotland in 1863 and landing in America to seek greener pastures only to end up in the American Civil War. From there we see him land in rough and tumble Texas trying his hand at many things prior to working for Lyne T. Barret who drilled the first known oil well in Oil Springs, Nacogdoches County during the year 1866.It just all seems to fit nicely however this series would require high production values...something I don&#039;t think many commercial or streaming services are prepared to make. The youth today prefer dungeons and dragons.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Rove, post: 442721, member: 100"] I don't believe a continuation will work now. As much as I'd love to see Bobby and Sue Ellen back on Southfork working with a strong cast including; John Ross Jnr., Lucas, Margaret etc, I just cannot see it happening with so much to choose from when it comes to entertainment. I'd love to see a prequel beginning with possibly Jock's ancestor - Duncan Ewing - leaving Scotland in 1863 and landing in America to seek greener pastures only to end up in the American Civil War. From there we see him land in rough and tumble Texas trying his hand at many things prior to working for Lyne T. Barret who drilled the first known oil well in Oil Springs, Nacogdoches County during the year 1866. It just all seems to fit nicely however this series would require high production values...something I don't think many commercial or streaming services are prepared to make. The youth today prefer dungeons and dragons. [/QUOTE]

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