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Dallas - The Original Series
When did Dallas end for you?
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<blockquote data-quote="Snowcat" data-source="post: 343159" data-attributes="member: 51404"><p>Season 10 for sure. I could get through Season 11. After that is painful. I fast forwarded all the Halleyville scenes where JR was a slave & all the Paris scenes of Bobby walking alone & his fantasy scenes with April. I was very young when Dallas was on. There was a lot I didn’t remember or understand. I just made myself watch through the end. Until season 10 I was hooked & could watch several episodes at a time. The last 2 seasons I couldn’t even watch 1 a night. The movies were better than the last 2 seasons but not great. Bobby became nothing but a playboy. I’ve seen parts of the reboot. Now that I’ve seen the whole series, I HATE what they did to Cliff. I also hate that his daughter left him in jail. He didn’t deserve that. In my mind the only episode worth watching was JR’s funeral. I thought the beginning was beautifully done. Going back to the original, it really bugged me how so many people blamed everything on JR. Don’t get me wrong, he was not innocent. But he was a good scapegoat for people, rather than taking responsibility for their own choices. It also bugs me that Bobby sold Ewing Oil because of Aprils death. Talk about an over reaction. He deserved every word JR said to him about dishonoring Jock & the family. Also, in the movie Bobby brought Jocks pic back to SF. He said it should have never left. But it was his idea to take it down in the first place. Bobby is treated like a saint but honestly he was far from it. He could be just as deceptive as JR.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Snowcat, post: 343159, member: 51404"] Season 10 for sure. I could get through Season 11. After that is painful. I fast forwarded all the Halleyville scenes where JR was a slave & all the Paris scenes of Bobby walking alone & his fantasy scenes with April. I was very young when Dallas was on. There was a lot I didn’t remember or understand. I just made myself watch through the end. Until season 10 I was hooked & could watch several episodes at a time. The last 2 seasons I couldn’t even watch 1 a night. The movies were better than the last 2 seasons but not great. Bobby became nothing but a playboy. I’ve seen parts of the reboot. Now that I’ve seen the whole series, I HATE what they did to Cliff. I also hate that his daughter left him in jail. He didn’t deserve that. In my mind the only episode worth watching was JR’s funeral. I thought the beginning was beautifully done. Going back to the original, it really bugged me how so many people blamed everything on JR. Don’t get me wrong, he was not innocent. But he was a good scapegoat for people, rather than taking responsibility for their own choices. It also bugs me that Bobby sold Ewing Oil because of Aprils death. Talk about an over reaction. He deserved every word JR said to him about dishonoring Jock & the family. Also, in the movie Bobby brought Jocks pic back to SF. He said it should have never left. But it was his idea to take it down in the first place. Bobby is treated like a saint but honestly he was far from it. He could be just as deceptive as JR. [/QUOTE]
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