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<blockquote data-quote="Barbara Fan" data-source="post: 357916" data-attributes="member: 21"><p>April 2nd celebrates the 45th anniversary/birthday of Dallas TV show made by Lorimar Productions and its scary to think where the years have gone and the money I have spent on it over the years, so I wont!! </p><p>Im glad I am the age I am to have enjoyed it and grown up with it from day 1. And i never thought that I would still be talking Dallas when I first watched it in 1978. </p><p></p><p>1980 will always be the Special year for Dallas as it was the year that JR got shot and it dominated the headlines and news for that year with speculation , intrigue and it really did put Dallas on the map and made Larry Hagman above anyone else a huge global star. It was the year i turned from a viewer into a fan - no make that addict.</p><p></p><p>Dallas (original) has dominated my life and Im not sure of thats a good thing with hindsight but i treaure my Dallas memories like no other TV show and Im grateful to have got on the Dallas set in 1983 and to have met a lot of the cast then, and since then. Its also been great to have met so any Dallas fans at events over the past few decades</p><p></p><p>To the cast members no longer here, you will never be forgottten, and thanks to DVD you will live on in our hearts and memories. Larry, Barbara, Howard, Jim, Ken et al - you were part of something very special</p><p></p><p>And to a wee blonde lady called Barbara from NY, I didnt get to meet you and will always regret that, so maybe in my next life!! PLEASE!! And I still live in hope of meeting Victoria Principal, the one star Id love to meet and wished I looked like as a teenager.</p><p></p><p>Ive been a member of several (4) Dallas fan clubs over the years and used to get so excited when the paper copy dropped through the letter box - its lovely to look back on old issues of Dallas fanzine etc and it was so exciting in 2000 to get online and realsie that there were other people (like Luke) out there like me - who were serious Dallas collectors and my pride and joy will always be 3 of Barbaras own scrapbooks which I collected from her grandaughter in NY</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Barbara Fan, post: 357916, member: 21"] April 2nd celebrates the 45th anniversary/birthday of Dallas TV show made by Lorimar Productions and its scary to think where the years have gone and the money I have spent on it over the years, so I wont!! Im glad I am the age I am to have enjoyed it and grown up with it from day 1. And i never thought that I would still be talking Dallas when I first watched it in 1978. 1980 will always be the Special year for Dallas as it was the year that JR got shot and it dominated the headlines and news for that year with speculation , intrigue and it really did put Dallas on the map and made Larry Hagman above anyone else a huge global star. It was the year i turned from a viewer into a fan - no make that addict. Dallas (original) has dominated my life and Im not sure of thats a good thing with hindsight but i treaure my Dallas memories like no other TV show and Im grateful to have got on the Dallas set in 1983 and to have met a lot of the cast then, and since then. Its also been great to have met so any Dallas fans at events over the past few decades To the cast members no longer here, you will never be forgottten, and thanks to DVD you will live on in our hearts and memories. Larry, Barbara, Howard, Jim, Ken et al - you were part of something very special And to a wee blonde lady called Barbara from NY, I didnt get to meet you and will always regret that, so maybe in my next life!! PLEASE!! And I still live in hope of meeting Victoria Principal, the one star Id love to meet and wished I looked like as a teenager. Ive been a member of several (4) Dallas fan clubs over the years and used to get so excited when the paper copy dropped through the letter box - its lovely to look back on old issues of Dallas fanzine etc and it was so exciting in 2000 to get online and realsie that there were other people (like Luke) out there like me - who were serious Dallas collectors and my pride and joy will always be 3 of Barbaras own scrapbooks which I collected from her grandaughter in NY [/QUOTE]
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