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<blockquote data-quote="DallasFan1978" data-source="post: 335169" data-attributes="member: 51834">I’m a long time Dallas fan and have been thinking about the best seasons of Dallas. I’ve come up with my top 3 and it would be interesting to hear everyone’s thoughts.1. Season 2 (79-80): This is the season that Dallas really came into its own. The buildup to Who Shot JR was great, I really liked the Asian oil lease/mortgaging of Southfork/drilling on Section 40 storyline, and JR was at his best this season.2. Season 5 (82-83): I think this is the best written season of the show with the aftermath of Jock’s death, the reading of his will, and JR and Bobby’s fight for control of Ewing oil. The writers did an amazing job of intertwining all of the season’s storylines, and it was Dallas at its best.3. Season 6 (83-84): To me, this was the best produced Dallas season by far. This was when they brought in Bradford May and the photography, music, directing, etc. was outstanding. I never understood why they didn’t stick with it in the following seasons. I really liked most of they storylines as well including JR setting up Cliff with Gold Canyon 340, Cliff trying to be like JR by using Sly as a spy, and JR and Katherine working together to breakup Pam and Bobby’s marriage (they had great scenes together). I didn’t care for the Peter Richards storyline though. Overall, this season stands out due to the production value.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="DallasFan1978, post: 335169, member: 51834"] I’m a long time Dallas fan and have been thinking about the best seasons of Dallas. I’ve come up with my top 3 and it would be interesting to hear everyone’s thoughts. 1. Season 2 (79-80): This is the season that Dallas really came into its own. The buildup to Who Shot JR was great, I really liked the Asian oil lease/mortgaging of Southfork/drilling on Section 40 storyline, and JR was at his best this season. 2. Season 5 (82-83): I think this is the best written season of the show with the aftermath of Jock’s death, the reading of his will, and JR and Bobby’s fight for control of Ewing oil. The writers did an amazing job of intertwining all of the season’s storylines, and it was Dallas at its best. 3. Season 6 (83-84): To me, this was the best produced Dallas season by far. This was when they brought in Bradford May and the photography, music, directing, etc. was outstanding. I never understood why they didn’t stick with it in the following seasons. I really liked most of they storylines as well including JR setting up Cliff with Gold Canyon 340, Cliff trying to be like JR by using Sly as a spy, and JR and Katherine working together to breakup Pam and Bobby’s marriage (they had great scenes together). I didn’t care for the Peter Richards storyline though. Overall, this season stands out due to the production value. [/QUOTE]

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