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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Jabari Lamar" data-source="post: 174465" data-attributes="member: 2208">Like with Marvel and DC Comics, there is a Dallas "Multiverse" of parallel realities and diverging timelines.Timeline 1: Dallas: The Early Years, Dallas seasons 1-8, Knots Landing seasons 1-14, Knots Landing: Return To The Cul-De-Sac.Timeline 2: Dallas: The Early Years, Dallas season 1-7 & 9-14, Knots Landing seasons 1-6, Dallas: J.R. Returns, Dallas: War of The EwingsTimeline 3: Dallas: The Early Years, Dallas season 1-7 & 9-14, Knots Landing seasons 1-6, Dallas TNT.**In this timeline there were also more changes, as some of the events in those previously seen series may not have happened, or happened differently than what was seen on the screen, such as the inclusion of Carmen, Elena, and Drew Ramos working and living on Southfork while Pam was there (so pre-season 10 of the original series), the Ewings being completely unaware of the existence of Pamela Rebecca (I thought at least Bobby knew about it), Cliff never getting over his belief that Jock betrayed Digger (and having the means to sponsor a poor child in Islamabad, putting him through school and bringing him to work for him as an adult), the status of Wentworth Industries, etc.There's also the alternate timeline shown in "Conundrum", which at most includes some of the events of Dallas: The Early Years  (except there was no teenage J.R. at the Southfork BBQ in 1951), I presume he was probably a stillbirth, or died shortly after birth, since we know it was that pregnancy which pushed Jock and Miss Ellie to get married in the first place. And that would also explain why Gary, now the eldest son in this timeline, was not named John Ross Jr.</blockquote>

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