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<blockquote data-quote="Bobby Southworth" data-source="post: 443802" data-attributes="member: 4960">I just watched the 3rd season intro of TNT Dallas, and honestly, if nothing else, they did a pretty nice job on the intro, LOL. In watching the other TNT intro, it reminded me that they did feature some night shots. Honestly, while this would have been a touch too modern for 1989, and I wouldn&#039;t have wanted the intro shortened, but something along the lines of what they did for TNT wouldn&#039;t have been bad, and they could have used a decent amount of stock footage for this style. With the 3-way split, I notice they don&#039;t freeze any of the panels, like it was with original Dallas seasons 1-through early season 3. Again, could have been a nice reminder of the classic years,Going back to using stock footage, I&#039;m not saying I&#039;m big on the idea, but if they weren&#039;t willing to at least pay for some new shots to be taken, I think this possibly would have been better than what they actually did.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Bobby Southworth, post: 443802, member: 4960"] I just watched the 3rd season intro of TNT Dallas, and honestly, if nothing else, they did a pretty nice job on the intro, LOL. In watching the other TNT intro, it reminded me that they did feature some night shots. Honestly, while this would have been a touch too modern for 1989, and I wouldn't have wanted the intro shortened, but something along the lines of what they did for TNT wouldn't have been bad, and they could have used a decent amount of stock footage for this style. With the 3-way split, I notice they don't freeze any of the panels, like it was with original Dallas seasons 1-through early season 3. Again, could have been a nice reminder of the classic years, Going back to using stock footage, I'm not saying I'm big on the idea, but if they weren't willing to at least pay for some new shots to be taken, I think this possibly would have been better than what they actually did. [/QUOTE]

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