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<blockquote data-quote="Grangehill1" data-source="post: 288762" data-attributes="member: 833">It should have ended with Blast From The Past.Up to the point we’d had the Miss Ellie recast shambles and then half of season 9 straying perilously close to Dynasty territory. BUT… we also had Ray and Donna and their journey to become parents, we had Cliff finding out he actually loved Jamie , we had JR dumping Mandy and going back to Sue Ellen. The Barnes Ewing feud seemed over and JR finally got Ewing Oil all to himself. And to top it all really really good incidental music.imagine being a viewer in 1986 and hearing that Dallas was going to end. Everything about Blast from the Past has a sense of finality about it. And then you have Jamie being blown up, then Sue Ellen and then suddenly Bobby reappears. Imagine being a viewer and not knowing Bobby was coming back but that was the least scene we ever had of Dallas. I think it would have been a terrific end point</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Grangehill1, post: 288762, member: 833"] It should have ended with Blast From The Past. Up to the point we’d had the Miss Ellie recast shambles and then half of season 9 straying perilously close to Dynasty territory. BUT… we also had Ray and Donna and their journey to become parents, we had Cliff finding out he actually loved Jamie , we had JR dumping Mandy and going back to Sue Ellen. The Barnes Ewing feud seemed over and JR finally got Ewing Oil all to himself. And to top it all really really good incidental music. imagine being a viewer in 1986 and hearing that Dallas was going to end. Everything about Blast from the Past has a sense of finality about it. And then you have Jamie being blown up, then Sue Ellen and then suddenly Bobby reappears. Imagine being a viewer and not knowing Bobby was coming back but that was the least scene we ever had of Dallas. I think it would have been a terrific end point [/QUOTE]

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