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<blockquote data-quote="Snarky Oracle!" data-source="post: 323789" data-attributes="member: 57984">Season 10 is really what I want to see visually-corrected, as it&#039;s one of DALLAS&#039; best years (except, y&#039;know, for that opening &quot;I just had a terrible 31 episode dream that didn&#039;t really happen&quot; scene).Although the original DVD for Season 10 looked three times better, if you can believe it, than the original broadcast prints back in 1986.For those who may not know the story, Lorimar started using a new, clunky, less-expensive computerized process where the 35mm film pieces were dubbed down to low-grade video (prior to editing!) giving the show an incredibly shoddy, cheapy look. It had been rumored that the 35mm film pieces had been tossed away and no longer existed, but more recent stories were that those film pieces had indeed been saved and only had to be reassembled to bring Seasons 10 ,11 and 12 up to the optical standards we expected, and that this would be done for the new release. (Seasons 13 and 14 returned to the old, traditional lab work back in 1989).We&#039;ll see if it&#039;s all actually fixed. And if the heads and feet aren&#039;t cut off...<img src="https://irs.www.warnerbros.com/gallery-jpeg/dallas_season_10_photo_0-1070776608.jpg" alt="" class="fr-fic fr-dii fr-draggable " style="width: 797px" /></blockquote>

[QUOTE="Snarky Oracle!, post: 323789, member: 57984"] Season 10 is really what I want to see visually-corrected, as it's one of DALLAS' best years (except, y'know, for that opening "I just had a terrible 31 episode dream that didn't really happen" scene). Although the original DVD for Season 10 looked three times better, if you can believe it, than the original broadcast prints back in 1986. For those who may not know the story, Lorimar started using a new, clunky, less-expensive computerized process where the 35mm film pieces were dubbed down to low-grade video (prior to editing!) giving the show an incredibly shoddy, cheapy look. It had been rumored that the 35mm film pieces had been tossed away and no longer existed, but more recent stories were that those film pieces had indeed been saved and only had to be reassembled to bring Seasons 10 ,11 and 12 up to the optical standards we expected, and that this would be done for the new release. (Seasons 13 and 14 returned to the old, traditional lab work back in 1989). We'll see if it's all actually fixed. And if the heads and feet aren't cut off... [IMG width="797px"]https://irs.www.warnerbros.com/gallery-jpeg/dallas_season_10_photo_0-1070776608.jpg[/IMG] [/QUOTE]

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