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Dallas - The Original Series
If Dallas was remade, would it be more diverse?
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<blockquote data-quote="Willie Oleson" data-source="post: 389771" data-attributes="member: 8"><p>Combine DOVE HUNT with HALEYVILLE, and Jock's son JR returns home with his new bride Pamela Barnes Ewing.</p><p>It's only in the last scene when they arrive at Southfork that we realise just how rich this family is (the credits in the pilot episode only shows the names).</p><p>Pamela ends up dead in the swimming pool in the first season finale.</p><p></p><p>The main feud is between the Ewings and Andersons. Punk is such a great soap name.</p><p>Of the Ewing sons Ray Krebbs (who also works at Ewing Oil) is the biggest trouble maker. But then he falls in love with Punk's daughter Muriel, and on top of everything there's the possibility that emotionally bankrupt Mavis Anderson (based on Eleanor Parker's role in HOME FROM THE HILL) is the mother of Jock's illegitimate son.</p><p></p><p>Bobby is married to the snobbish president of Daughters Of The Alamo, Sue Ellen, but later falls in love with Sue Ellen's sister, Valentine model Kristin.</p><p>Sue Ellen, who wants to keep the precious Ewing name at all cost, seduces Bobby's weak and alcoholic brother JR and they marry after her divorce from Bobby.</p><p>Doctor Cliff Barnes, added to cast after Pam had drowned, privately investigates the death of his sister, but thanks to Punk's manipulations he stumbles upon a much older mystery: the death of Garrison Southworth.</p><p></p><p>Angelica Nero, ex-wife of playboy Naldo Marchetta, is the fabulous but deadly owner of Valentine Models Inc.</p><p>The second season ends with the shooting in Jock's office. The body turns out to be Garrison Southworth. How confusing.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Willie Oleson, post: 389771, member: 8"] Combine DOVE HUNT with HALEYVILLE, and Jock's son JR returns home with his new bride Pamela Barnes Ewing. It's only in the last scene when they arrive at Southfork that we realise just how rich this family is (the credits in the pilot episode only shows the names). Pamela ends up dead in the swimming pool in the first season finale. The main feud is between the Ewings and Andersons. Punk is such a great soap name. Of the Ewing sons Ray Krebbs (who also works at Ewing Oil) is the biggest trouble maker. But then he falls in love with Punk's daughter Muriel, and on top of everything there's the possibility that emotionally bankrupt Mavis Anderson (based on Eleanor Parker's role in HOME FROM THE HILL) is the mother of Jock's illegitimate son. Bobby is married to the snobbish president of Daughters Of The Alamo, Sue Ellen, but later falls in love with Sue Ellen's sister, Valentine model Kristin. Sue Ellen, who wants to keep the precious Ewing name at all cost, seduces Bobby's weak and alcoholic brother JR and they marry after her divorce from Bobby. Doctor Cliff Barnes, added to cast after Pam had drowned, privately investigates the death of his sister, but thanks to Punk's manipulations he stumbles upon a much older mystery: the death of Garrison Southworth. Angelica Nero, ex-wife of playboy Naldo Marchetta, is the fabulous but deadly owner of Valentine Models Inc. The second season ends with the shooting in Jock's office. The body turns out to be Garrison Southworth. How confusing. [/QUOTE]
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