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<blockquote data-quote="Mel O&amp;#039;Drama" data-source="post: 149087" data-attributes="member: 23">It&#039;s always interesting to get an observation about a BBC cut.With the bashing the later seasons get a comment like this makes me realise it&#039;s not all that black and white.It&#039;s quite endearing and I dare say the art department had great fun with it. I especially enjoy the scale of the people on the boat compared to the land lovers.Yes. In the Dallas episode Return Engagements, Bobby mentioned his development to Ellie and showed her photographs of the homes used on the show (to prove they were &quot;nice houses&quot;). She then showed the same pictures to Gary and Val and gave them the choice of whichever house they wanted.As the Ewings were shown moving into the new home the following week (an unspecified time in the not too distant future in soap time), I&#039;d assumed that everyone living on the cul-de-sac had moved in within a short time of one another.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Mel O'Drama, post: 149087, member: 23"] It's always interesting to get an observation about a BBC cut. With the bashing the later seasons get a comment like this makes me realise it's not all that black and white. It's quite endearing and I dare say the art department had great fun with it. I especially enjoy the scale of the people on the boat compared to the land lovers. Yes. In the [I]Dallas[/I] episode [I]Return Engagements[/I], Bobby mentioned his development to Ellie and showed her photographs of the homes used on the show (to prove they were "nice houses"). She then showed the same pictures to Gary and Val and gave them the choice of whichever house they wanted. As the Ewings were shown moving into the new home the following week (an unspecified time in the not too distant future in soap time), I'd assumed that everyone living on the cul-de-sac had moved in within a short time of one another. [/QUOTE]

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