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<blockquote data-quote="Bobby Southworth" data-source="post: 292639" data-attributes="member: 4960"><p>James; what observation and remarkable analysis. This episode does have a strong feel of finality to it, and while I&#039;ve always regarded it as one of the best later season episodes, I had never really considered what a fitting closing point it might make. This episode, along with a scene from season 10(11DVD) between Ellie and Cliff making peace are reasons why I can&#039;t just write off the&nbsp; later years of Dallas. That said, I think for me, personally, I have now decided after all of these years, that the end of season 12(13DVD) is where I choose to close the Dallas book. After &quot;Judgement Day&quot;, the season did take a downward turn, but I have to at least include the whole season, for better or for worse in my last chapter.&nbsp; After JR is dragged away in the asylum in the last episode, it&#039;s back to &quot;Digger&#039;s Daughter&quot; for me.</p></blockquote><p></p>

[QUOTE="Bobby Southworth, post: 292639, member: 4960"] James; what observation and remarkable analysis. This episode does have a strong feel of finality to it, and while I've always regarded it as one of the best later season episodes, I had never really considered what a fitting closing point it might make. This episode, along with a scene from season 10(11DVD) between Ellie and Cliff making peace are reasons why I can't just write off the later years of Dallas. That said, I think for me, personally, I have now decided after all of these years, that the end of season 12(13DVD) is where I choose to close the Dallas book. After "Judgement Day", the season did take a downward turn, but I have to at least include the whole season, for better or for worse in my last chapter. After JR is dragged away in the asylum in the last episode, it's back to "Digger's Daughter" for me. [/QUOTE]

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