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Dallas - The Original Series
Which is your favorite Dallas episode or moment?
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<blockquote data-quote="Kaleid" data-source="post: 387076" data-attributes="member: 58460"><p>I don't know if it was my absolute favorite moment, but one that stands out to me is the last 2 minutes of the 'Winds of Vengeance' episode, which features very little dialog, but communicates so much, simply through the glances and facial expressions of the characters. The looks Sue Ellen and JR give each other speak volumes, and there's a nice moment where Bobby and Pam are headed upstairs and Bobby notices Pam shooting daggers at Ray, and he changes his demeanor toward him, realizing that whatever just went down, Ray was partly responsible for it.</p><p></p><p>It was a nice bit where the writers let the moment organically play out rather than beat the audience over the head with the characters overexplaining the events and the upcoming fallout.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Kaleid, post: 387076, member: 58460"] I don't know if it was my absolute favorite moment, but one that stands out to me is the last 2 minutes of the 'Winds of Vengeance' episode, which features very little dialog, but communicates so much, simply through the glances and facial expressions of the characters. The looks Sue Ellen and JR give each other speak volumes, and there's a nice moment where Bobby and Pam are headed upstairs and Bobby notices Pam shooting daggers at Ray, and he changes his demeanor toward him, realizing that whatever just went down, Ray was partly responsible for it. It was a nice bit where the writers let the moment organically play out rather than beat the audience over the head with the characters overexplaining the events and the upcoming fallout. [/QUOTE]
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