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<blockquote data-quote="Barbara Fan" data-source="post: 291005" data-attributes="member: 21">I dont think you could pay me tho watch the final series of Dallas which I call 13 as an original fan at the timeIt was Dallas in name only, it had no heart and no soul and there was nothing memorable about it - proof that Larry and Patrick wre NOT Dallas and it was an ensemble show.&nbsp; By then they were phoning in their lines for a fat fee (and at the expense of losing great cast members)I remember very little about itother thanApril died in paris - break open the champagne and celebrate that one, good riddence Miss InsipidIt had something to do with Jordan Lee - Go Jordan, I always liked you!Nepotism continued to reign in Dallas and Pat Ds son appeared on a bike (same as Lindas daughter with little / no acting experience!)Joel Gray appeared in a grey cardigan and red eyes and there was a bang at SFA very sad end and cast to a once great show, relagated to a sun 3pm slot on BBC and beaten in the ratings by snooker and John Wayne filmsI bought the DVD years ago, its still in the cellophane!&nbsp; same as 1-2 of TNT, didnt waste my money on 3!</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Barbara Fan, post: 291005, member: 21"] I dont think you could pay me tho watch the final series of Dallas which I call 13 as an original fan at the time It was Dallas in name only, it had no heart and no soul and there was nothing memorable about it - proof that Larry and Patrick wre NOT Dallas and it was an ensemble show. By then they were phoning in their lines for a fat fee (and at the expense of losing great cast members) I remember very little about it other than April died in paris - break open the champagne and celebrate that one, good riddence Miss Insipid It had something to do with Jordan Lee - Go Jordan, I always liked you! Nepotism continued to reign in Dallas and Pat Ds son appeared on a bike (same as Lindas daughter with little / no acting experience!) Joel Gray appeared in a grey cardigan and red eyes and there was a bang at SF A very sad end and cast to a once great show, relagated to a sun 3pm slot on BBC and beaten in the ratings by snooker and John Wayne films I bought the DVD years ago, its still in the cellophane! same as 1-2 of TNT, didnt waste my money on 3! [/QUOTE]

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