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Message: <blockquote data-quote="James from London" data-source="post: 248810" data-attributes="member: 22">Yes, and Ray's passivity, his defeatism, continues to be an underlying part of their relationship and ensures that ultimately it can't last. They couldn't depend on divine little Luxy forever, alas.Yes, it's a nice little detail and, as you say, it comes in handy later on, with the jurisdiction of Dallas County v the jurisdiction of Braddock County. In the first season, it's just Bradock County, but then presumably there was a budget increase and they were able to afford the second 'd'.The very first shot of the very first scene of the very first episode of New DALLAS states that Southfork is now in Dallas, which is our first indication that this DALLAS isn't gonna be quite the same as the DALLAS we remembered.Ha!Yes, it's one rule behind closed doors, another in public.Agreed. It's pleasurably confusing.Whooh, yeah!Agreed.It very much is, isn't it?He is and then he isn't, then he definitely is until he tragically isn't, then, miraculously, he almost is but can't be, but then decides he can be until she decides for his own sake that he shouldn't be, but then later he insists that he will be, but then she gets a bit boring so he changes his mind - but then it turns out that bit never happened anyway.</blockquote>