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<blockquote data-quote="Herofan" data-source="post: 206779" data-attributes="member: 3717">We have had threads about whether we would like to forget the last few seasons of Dallas or the TNT series.&nbsp; There are other shows and movies that have the idea of an alternate universe or a multiverse. I thought it was very interesting that current super-hero shows on CW had episodes that incorporated characters from past superhero show and films, which explains why there has been more than one Superman over the years. They even found a spot for Burt Ward who was Robin in the old Batman. My question is, in your mind, do you ever think along those lines with all the different incarnations of Dallas.&nbsp; I don’t even have to go to TNT, but to the beginning mini-series. It’s interesting that their house was totally different in the mini series, and the sons lived in their own small houses at Southfork instead of in the main house.&nbsp; It’s interesting that some things can be referenced from the miniseries, like Pam’s miscarriage, but Pam can never say, “Hey Bobby, remember when we first got married and we had our own little house at Southfork?”&nbsp; When Gary returns in season one, he can’t say, “what happened to my house?”&nbsp; He can’t ask, because it never existed when season one started.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Herofan, post: 206779, member: 3717"] We have had threads about whether we would like to forget the last few seasons of Dallas or the TNT series. There are other shows and movies that have the idea of an alternate universe or a multiverse. I thought it was very interesting that current super-hero shows on CW had episodes that incorporated characters from past superhero show and films, which explains why there has been more than one Superman over the years. They even found a spot for Burt Ward who was Robin in the old Batman. My question is, in your mind, do you ever think along those lines with all the different incarnations of Dallas. I don’t even have to go to TNT, but to the beginning mini-series. It’s interesting that their house was totally different in the mini series, and the sons lived in their own small houses at Southfork instead of in the main house. It’s interesting that some things can be referenced from the miniseries, like Pam’s miscarriage, but Pam can never say, “Hey Bobby, remember when we first got married and we had our own little house at Southfork?” When Gary returns in season one, he can’t say, “what happened to my house?” He can’t ask, because it never existed when season one started. [/QUOTE]

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