Those yellow-and-white awnings

[Snarky Oracle!]

... would Southfork have been the same without them?

And why were the stripes soooooooo much wider on the fake set than the real house in Texas for several years??

 

[Billy Wall]

To answer the 1st question, the awnings did add to the beauty of Southfork. Yellow, black and white is a very good color scheme.

To answer your second question, it was a fake set. It was never going to be 100% accurate. Let’s be honest, who noticed it back in the day. Maybe some adults did, but I didn’t even know it was a fake set back then. Lol

 

[Snarky Oracle!]

To answer the 1st question, the awnings did add to the beauty of Southfork. Yellow, black and white is a very good color scheme.

To answer your second question, it was a fake set. It was never going to be 100% accurate. Let’s be honest, who noticed it back in the day. Maybe some adults did, but I didn’t even know it was a fake set back then. Lol

And they did eventually fix it.

 

[Michelle Stevens]

The yellow and white was very fitting for Southfork and I'm glad it wasn't changed over the years. I never even noticed the strips being wider in the later (California studio) years.

Now what happened to the yellow patio furniture seen in the early years? I liked it but don't remember it much past the Jock era.

 

[Billy Wall]

Now what happened to the yellow patio furniture seen in the early years? I liked it but don't remember it much past the Jock era.

You’re right. It was rarely seen after Jock passed.

 

[Michelle Stevens]

You’re right. It was rarely seen after Jock passed.

Maybe the "boys" damaged it in one of their fights or Clayton found the color yellow distasteful. Those are my Dallas Theories.

 

[Chris2]

Ellie handled the patio set like she did all of her dated, unfashionable furniture - she shipped it off to Gary and Valene.