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<blockquote data-quote="Rove" data-source="post: 348707" data-attributes="member: 100">DALLASA series which became too big for Texas, heck, even The United States of America. Once it hit its stride there was no stopping this beast of a series. With a combination of sublime actors, writers, producers and crew this little series which began its simple story of two characters from opposite sides marrying set up a behemoth no fortune teller or television executive could predict. Soon to celebrate it&#039;s 45th Anniversary I&#039;m so fortunate to have witnessed first hand all the dramas of the Ewing family. It&#039;s so pleasing to hear the likes of Patrick, Linda and others still talk so fondly of this series and acknowledge the fans who are still so passionate about it. With the imminent release of Dallas on streaming services or Blu-Ray I hope a new generation discovers the magic that was Dallas.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Rove, post: 348707, member: 100"] [CENTER][B][COLOR=rgb(250, 197, 28)][SIZE=7]DALLAS[/SIZE][/COLOR][/B][/CENTER] A series which became too big for Texas, heck, even The United States of America. Once it hit its stride there was no stopping this beast of a series. With a combination of sublime actors, writers, producers and crew this little series which began its simple story of two characters from opposite sides marrying set up a behemoth no fortune teller or television executive could predict. Soon to celebrate it's 45th Anniversary I'm so fortunate to have witnessed first hand all the dramas of the Ewing family. It's so pleasing to hear the likes of Patrick, Linda and others still talk so fondly of this series and acknowledge the fans who are still so passionate about it. With the imminent release of Dallas on streaming services or Blu-Ray I hope a new generation discovers the magic that was Dallas. [/QUOTE]

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