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Dallas News Dallas Reunion on Hollywood Show in Burbank 1-2 March

LMLDallas78

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LMLDallas78

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Please try to put some more on @Garry
Proving difficult for me at the moment.
There's pics of Joshua Harris and Fern Fitzgerald!
Also a lovely casual one of Linda with Omri and Josh Henderson with Charlene.
 

Jock Og

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Looks like the event was a great gathering and those photos are class.


Jock is coming home from South America and the family are celebrating his return to Dallas, with their annual barbecue. All Jock's friends are attending and big guns in the oil business, (a scene from season 4; DVD-5, 1981 - '82):

Ellie takes a phone call. The news isn't good, about the Ewing patriarch. J.R. is standing on the stairs and looks down at his distraught mother, clutching the phone.

J.R.: "Mama!"

Ellie: "That was Punk. Jock was flying in from the interior by helicopter. It crashed. They've been ...... they've been searching all day. Nothing! The locals have given up."

Ellie in complete water works mode (the poor woman): "They say that ...... oh they say that ...... they say that Jock is dead!"

The frame freezes on Ellie; then fade to black, the closing credits commence and the theme tune blasts out.

In the next episode the search is on for John Ross Ewing Senior, better known as Jock.
 

Monzo

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It seems that of the announced stars only Tracy Scoggins didn't show up or was she just not in the photo? The photo is great and puts a smile on my face, even if I feel a little sorry for Barbara Stock. Nobody she acted with back then is there anymore and she is sitting at the edge of the photo.
 

LMLDallas78

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The event appears to have gone off really well and been a huge success.

All credit to them and the loyal fans still willing to turn out for them in 2024, who would ever have thought it?

The picture of them all gathered together brings mixed emotions for me, one of absolute admiration and nostalgia but also one of sadness as to how many more such gatherings with all of them can be expected.
 

Karin

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Thank you so much for sharing the photos @Garry

It seems that of the announced stars only Tracy Scoggins didn't show up or was she just not in the photo? The photo is great and puts a smile on my face, even if I feel a little sorry for Barbara Stock. Nobody she acted with back then is there anymore and she is sitting at the edge of the photo.
That is not exactly true. I mean Barbara Stock's character Liz Adams also had some scenes with Patrick Duffy. Also she may be at the edge of the photo but she got a front row seat.

I think it's pretty weird how they had Steve and Priscilla standing on the second row.

Also I see "Christopher" is standing next to his aunt Lisa Alden.
 

James from London

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I think it's pretty weird how they had Steve and Priscilla standing on the second row
They also had to stand at Bobby's funeral so I guess old habits die hard.
"Christopher" is standing next to his aunt Lisa Alden.
Aww, sweet!
 

James from London

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The body language between them all on the video looks very warm and attentive, like there's a moment where Lucy gently prises the mic out of Ray's hand to pass it to John Ross and then gives him (Ray) a sort of consoling stroke. It's all very sweet.
 
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Karin

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Thanks for sharing. It really was interesting to watch Priscilla interact with her Dallas co-stars as we haven't really seen her together with them in such a long time. I think it made sense they brougth up Swan Song since it really was a significant episode for all their characters.

But the sound levels were rather uneven and it was sometimes hard to hear what Linda or Priscilla were saying.
 

Toni

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It seems that of the announced stars only Tracy Scoggins didn't show up or was she just not in the photo? The photo is great and puts a smile on my face, even if I feel a little sorry for Barbara Stock. Nobody she acted with back then is there anymore and she is sitting at the edge of the photo.

I still miss Debra Lynn and Jory Taylor, who were so meaningful to "Dallas" as some of those present here... Again, everybody probably just forgot that Melody Anderson (here in the "Flash Gordon" panel) is actually Dusty Farlow´s widow. Why not bring her too?
 
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