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<blockquote data-quote="Willie Oleson" data-source="post: 71101" data-attributes="member: 8"><p>That's understandable.</p><p></p><p>Here it was the opposite, but more importantly, The Carringtons were <em>my</em> happy TV family. I like DALLAS, but somehow I never felt that way about the Ewings.</p><p>Therefore, the abysmal Moldavia aftermath was far more disappointing to me, although - admittedly - not <em>that</em> devastating when I watched it the first time since I was more interested in what would happen next.</p><p>Either way, I truly believe that was Dynasty's JTS moment...but did it destroy the Dynasty saga itself?</p><p>To answer my own question: considering how fantastic Dynasty's last season was, the answer is: no.</p><p></p><p>So, I think there's a difference between the show's credibility (and perhaps the entire genre as you've pointed out) and the actual post-JTS story itself.</p><p>It didn't stop me from enjoying the episodes that came after the dream explanation.</p><p>Therefore I disagree with the opinion that it destroyed DALLAS completely.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Willie Oleson, post: 71101, member: 8"] That's understandable. Here it was the opposite, but more importantly, The Carringtons were [I]my[/I] happy TV family. I like DALLAS, but somehow I never felt that way about the Ewings. Therefore, the abysmal Moldavia aftermath was far more disappointing to me, although - admittedly - not [I]that[/I] devastating when I watched it the first time since I was more interested in what would happen next. Either way, I truly believe that was Dynasty's JTS moment...but did it destroy the Dynasty saga itself? To answer my own question: considering how fantastic Dynasty's last season was, the answer is: no. So, I think there's a difference between the show's credibility (and perhaps the entire genre as you've pointed out) and the actual post-JTS story itself. It didn't stop me from enjoying the episodes that came after the dream explanation. Therefore I disagree with the opinion that it destroyed DALLAS completely. [/QUOTE]
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