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<blockquote data-quote="Mustard" data-source="post: 296095" data-attributes="member: 46">It was just the last season, in 1991, that Dallas was aired during Sunday afternoons.The UK broadcasts of the first 2 seasons of Knots Landing were about as far behind the US as the Dallas seasons typically were, i.e. a few months. However, the last time that Knots Landing was prime time in the UK was in late 1983, when the BBC stopped broadcasting Season 3 after 13 of its 22 episodes, and even those first 13 episodes of Season 3 came two years after Season 2 had finished airing in 1981. Knots Landing wasn&#039;t brought back in the UK after that until three years later in 1986, picking up from where they left off (i.e. Episode 14 of Season 3) in an afternoon slot, and 5 years behind the US by that time, as the US were on Season 8 of Knots Landing by then. Knots Landing carried on in the UK in an afternoon slot until 1996, being 3 years behind the US at the end.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Mustard, post: 296095, member: 46"] It was just the last season, in 1991, that Dallas was aired during Sunday afternoons. The UK broadcasts of the first 2 seasons of Knots Landing were about as far behind the US as the Dallas seasons typically were, i.e. a few months. However, the last time that Knots Landing was prime time in the UK was in late 1983, when the BBC stopped broadcasting Season 3 after 13 of its 22 episodes, and even those first 13 episodes of Season 3 came two years after Season 2 had finished airing in 1981. Knots Landing wasn't brought back in the UK after that until three years later in 1986, picking up from where they left off (i.e. Episode 14 of Season 3) in an afternoon slot, and 5 years behind the US by that time, as the US were on Season 8 of Knots Landing by then. Knots Landing carried on in the UK in an afternoon slot until 1996, being 3 years behind the US at the end. [/QUOTE]

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