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I figured April would end up with Bobby as soon as Cally was introduced. Dallas needed her as a female lead at that point. If she's not with JR or Cliff, she almost had to be paired with Bobby to keep her relevant.Up to "Road Work" - the first appearance of Tracy Lawton. I still like her the best of Bobby's latterday lovers, but I'm noticing more and more (with the benefit of hindsight) that they've really been positioning April all along. At the time I never saw her as a serious contender at all.
So you´ve already seen that awful scene with April bitching out load in public to Bobby´s Bo-Derek clone date? I think I vomited back in the day...Up to "Road Work" - the first appearance of Tracy Lawton. I still like her the best of Bobby's latterday lovers, but I'm noticing more and more (with the benefit of hindsight) that they've really been positioning April all along. At the time I never saw her as a serious contender at all.
Trust me, you're not missing much.i still haven't seen the show from that era
About halfway through season 12 now and it's struck me just how nice Cliff has become. He's let the hate go, he's a partner in Ewing Oil, he's just so contented. And the crazy has worn off, too.
About halfway through season 12 now and it's struck me just how nice Cliff has become. He's let the hate go, he's a partner in Ewing Oil, he's just so contented. And the crazy has worn off, too.
Which makes his TNT Dallas personality quite baffling.
I've always said that given the passage of time there were ways to explain that. They just didn't.Which makes his TNT Dallas personality quite baffling.
To be fair, they didn't explain a whole lot of stuff. I feel like Cidre never watched the old Dallas and just took the names of all the characters and gave them totally different personalities (except for JR).I've always said that given the passage of time there were ways to explain that. They just didn't.

In "Wedding Bell Blues", Sue Ellen tells Don that Lucy and Mitch's wedding was "seven or eight years ago."
Was this supposed to be a joke? It was eight years in real time but seven if you leave out the dream.
Time was always weird on Dallas anyway. Given that the cliffhangers made it necessary to have the day of the end of one season be the first day of the new season, you could argue that time kinda stood still in that show anyway.My guess is that they were trying to accommodate both counts, dream and non-dream.
During the Wes Parmalee season, they said Jock disappeared five years ago and four years ago, just an episode or two apart.
Scrolling through Dallas video clips and today it struck me how in a city as big as Dallas characters always managed to bump into each other so often at restaurants and stores and even just walking down the street. I live in a small town and I rarely see family or friends out when I am shopping. Seems a little too convenient.