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<blockquote data-quote="Jock Og" data-source="post: 131454" data-attributes="member: 17">1) The vineyards of Falcon Crest: The setting among the millions of grapes was untilised to it&#039;s full potential, during 2/3 of the show&#039;s time (through the seasons), providing sumptuous scenes for the viewer to enjoy.&nbsp; Use of the city, downtown Napa/Sonoma and the grounds to the other dwellings were the extra grapes to the vine, if you like - FALCON CREST.2) The beach of Knots Landing: The beach adjacent to Sea View Circle provided a bit of distinction.&nbsp; Accompanied by the surroundings of Westfork, the Sumner Ranch and Lotus Point are enough for KL to get 2nd spot - KNOTS LANDING.3) The Southfork lands: Acres upon acres of land made the Ewing location quite a place to watch.&nbsp; Despite being mostly flat it was as far as the eye could see and beyond.&nbsp; The use of the buildings and offices in Dallas were the extra gems - DALLAS.4) The city setting for Racine et al.: As Frank Sinatra sang &#039;New York, New York&#039; and it became the hub for this eighties show, about a modelling agency - PAPER DOLLS.5) The surroundings to Blake&#039;s place: So much more could have been made of the scenery.&nbsp; It was a pity Denver wasn&#039;t used more and in around Filoli but there you go - DYNASTY.Jock, Bobby and Ray are rounding up a herd of cattle, in one of the Southfork fields.&nbsp; Jock notices that something is wrong, (a scene from season 2, DVD-3, 1979 - &#039;80):Bobby: &quot;Daddy I found a dead cow, up at the Braddock county line.&nbsp; Looks like screw-worm.&quot;Jock: &quot;Well that one has got screw-worm, that&#039;s for sure.&nbsp; If we don&#039;t take care of it fast we are liable to have an epidemic, on our hands.&nbsp; What about those Ray, they alright?&quot;Ray: &quot;I found one in there, with screw-worm Jock.&quot;Bobby: &quot;We had better ride every posse.&nbsp; Take a look at every herd, in the morning.&quot;Jock: &quot;Good idea Bobby! We sure have a lot of ground to cover.&quot;</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Jock Og, post: 131454, member: 17"] 1) The vineyards of Falcon Crest: The setting among the millions of grapes was untilised to it's full potential, during 2/3 of the show's time (through the seasons), providing sumptuous scenes for the viewer to enjoy. Use of the city, downtown Napa/Sonoma and the grounds to the other dwellings were the extra grapes to the vine, if you like - FALCON CREST. 2) The beach of Knots Landing: The beach adjacent to Sea View Circle provided a bit of distinction. Accompanied by the surroundings of Westfork, the Sumner Ranch and Lotus Point are enough for KL to get 2nd spot - KNOTS LANDING. 3) The Southfork lands: Acres upon acres of land made the Ewing location quite a place to watch. Despite being mostly flat it was as far as the eye could see and beyond. The use of the buildings and offices in Dallas were the extra gems - DALLAS. 4) The city setting for Racine et al.: As Frank Sinatra sang 'New York, New York' and it became the hub for this eighties show, about a modelling agency - PAPER DOLLS. 5) The surroundings to Blake's place: So much more could have been made of the scenery. It was a pity Denver wasn't used more and in around Filoli but there you go - DYNASTY. [B]Jock, Bobby and Ray are rounding up a herd of cattle, in one of the Southfork fields. Jock notices that something is wrong, (a scene from season 2, DVD-3, 1979 - '80): Bobby: "Daddy I found a dead cow, up at the Braddock county line. Looks like screw-worm." Jock: "Well that one has got screw-worm, that's for sure. If we don't take care of it fast we are liable to have an epidemic, on our hands. What about those Ray, they alright?" Ray: "I found one in there, with screw-worm Jock." Bobby: "We had better ride every posse. Take a look at every herd, in the morning." Jock: "Good idea Bobby! We sure have a lot of ground to cover."[/B] [/QUOTE]

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