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<blockquote data-quote="James from London" data-source="post: 171679" data-attributes="member: 22">I never stopped watching either and once we got a VCR (in time for the start of the 1982/3 season), I would watch the episode live and then watch it again as soon as I could - immediately if possible. But about two-thirds of the way during the dream season, DALLAS stopped being appointment viewing and I think I just watched the episodes once cos I was finding myself getting bored for the first time. If it hadn&#039;t been for Bobby coming back in the shower, I might have given up watching altogether. But the first episode of next season was so brilliant, it was like coming home and I started watching religiously again, all the way up until the end.And then when New DALLAS began, I started a tradition of re-watching the previous week&#039;s episode just before the new one, to recreate the exciting double bill vibe of the first week. And I kept that up until the end as well.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="James from London, post: 171679, member: 22"] I never stopped watching either and once we got a VCR (in time for the start of the 1982/3 season), I would watch the episode live and then watch it again as soon as I could - immediately if possible. But about two-thirds of the way during the dream season, DALLAS stopped being appointment viewing and I [I]think[/I] I just watched the episodes once cos I was finding myself getting bored for the first time. If it hadn't been for Bobby coming back in the shower, I might have given up watching altogether. But the first episode of next season was so brilliant, it was like coming home and I started watching religiously again, all the way up until the end. And then when New DALLAS began, I started a tradition of re-watching the previous week's episode just before the new one, to recreate the exciting double bill vibe of the first week. And I kept that up until the end as well. [/QUOTE]

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