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<blockquote data-quote="the-lost-son" data-source="post: 317830" data-attributes="member: 672">Dallas&#039; success was its unique concept - all these millionaires living under one roof with Mama around to keep the villain from running wild. That&#039;s why Miss Ellie&#039;s role was so essential during the show&#039;s heyday.During the last 4-5 years the structure changed. The &quot;boys&quot; growing older and their offspring taking a more prominent role. In the end this beloved and once vital character of Ellie became boring and superfluous. Gary Ewing is the most obvious choice for any storylines.Personally I would have changed the business focus away of Ewing Oil towards Southfork and its ranching.Dallas gave me so much insight in the fascinating world of the oil business (offshore drilling, drillbits, refineries etc.).I would have loved more ranching business maybe a new feud with Southfork and the new owners of the Southern Cross. I&#039;m sure there are many fascinating aspects to be told.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="the-lost-son, post: 317830, member: 672"] Dallas' success was its unique concept - all these millionaires living under one roof with Mama around to keep the villain from running wild. That's why Miss Ellie's role was so essential during the show's heyday. During the last 4-5 years the structure changed. The "boys" growing older and their offspring taking a more prominent role. In the end this beloved and once vital character of Ellie became boring and superfluous. Gary Ewing is the most obvious choice for any storylines. Personally I would have changed the business focus away of Ewing Oil towards Southfork and its ranching. Dallas gave me so much insight in the fascinating world of the oil business (offshore drilling, drillbits, refineries etc.). I would have loved more ranching business maybe a new feud with Southfork and the new owners of the Southern Cross. I'm sure there are many fascinating aspects to be told. [/QUOTE]

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