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TNT revived Dallas for a 2012–14 series. Would you revisit it again?
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<blockquote data-quote="Werewillie Oleson" data-source="post: 264276" data-attributes="member: 8"><p>It will be hard to sell the DALLAS franchise again, but nothing is impossible.</p><p>I would take a similar approach to the opening of Dallas 2012, but much more extreme.</p><p>Let's start with the good news: Christopher has survived the car bomb. The bad news: he suffers from amnesia (of course).</p><p>John Ross' sister can be ignored as we don't know how factual it was. It could have been a scheme or a hoax or whatever.</p><p></p><p>All the Ewing power is gone, John Ross and Pamela live in a trailer park and Southfork has become a pubic place for people to visit, sort of ranching-workshop thing for city people.</p><p>Bobby and Sue Ellen are living seperately in one those typical Dallas condos - incidentally, the building is owned by Rita Briggs. Always loved that name.</p><p></p><p>The whole point of this decay and depression is to manipulate the viewer into wondering/hoping if the Ewing Empire could be resurrected once again.</p><p>The episode ends with a limousine approaching the ranch. Then there's the obligatory high-heeled shoe stepping out of the car.</p><p>Abby Ewing looks around, says "well, well" and walks towards the entrance of the ranch house, followed by her business associate, Nicolas Trevino.</p><p></p><p>I think it's going to be a smash hit.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Werewillie Oleson, post: 264276, member: 8"] It will be hard to sell the DALLAS franchise again, but nothing is impossible. I would take a similar approach to the opening of Dallas 2012, but much more extreme. Let's start with the good news: Christopher has survived the car bomb. The bad news: he suffers from amnesia (of course). John Ross' sister can be ignored as we don't know how factual it was. It could have been a scheme or a hoax or whatever. All the Ewing power is gone, John Ross and Pamela live in a trailer park and Southfork has become a pubic place for people to visit, sort of ranching-workshop thing for city people. Bobby and Sue Ellen are living seperately in one those typical Dallas condos - incidentally, the building is owned by Rita Briggs. Always loved that name. The whole point of this decay and depression is to manipulate the viewer into wondering/hoping if the Ewing Empire could be resurrected once again. The episode ends with a limousine approaching the ranch. Then there's the obligatory high-heeled shoe stepping out of the car. Abby Ewing looks around, says "well, well" and walks towards the entrance of the ranch house, followed by her business associate, Nicolas Trevino. I think it's going to be a smash hit. [/QUOTE]
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