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Dallas - The Original Series
Curse of the Cliffhanger
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<blockquote data-quote="Willie Oleson" data-source="post: 331452" data-attributes="member: 8"><p>Most soap episodes end on a cliffhanger anyway, but I think it was the buzz and hype surrounding Who Shot JR?, rather than the scene itself - Julie Grey's death was far more shocking - that made them decide to reserve the more eventful stuff for the season finales.</p><p>Of course it's very difficult to <em>create</em> a hype, it's one of those things that happens or doesn't happen.</p><p>People love quizes and whodunnits and I guess that's what made WSJR? a very interactive storyline. It wasn't particularly groundbreaking, not even then, but it was the first time it was used in a season-long prime time drama series, a format that itself was relatively new.</p><p>Not that the story wasn't good or exciting, but I feel it was also very much the sum of circumstances which, imho, makes this cliffhanger a little bit overrated.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Willie Oleson, post: 331452, member: 8"] Most soap episodes end on a cliffhanger anyway, but I think it was the buzz and hype surrounding Who Shot JR?, rather than the scene itself - Julie Grey's death was far more shocking - that made them decide to reserve the more eventful stuff for the season finales. Of course it's very difficult to [I]create[/I] a hype, it's one of those things that happens or doesn't happen. People love quizes and whodunnits and I guess that's what made WSJR? a very interactive storyline. It wasn't particularly groundbreaking, not even then, but it was the first time it was used in a season-long prime time drama series, a format that itself was relatively new. Not that the story wasn't good or exciting, but I feel it was also very much the sum of circumstances which, imho, makes this cliffhanger a little bit overrated. [/QUOTE]
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