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TNT revived Dallas for a 2012–14 series. Would you revisit it again?
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<blockquote data-quote="tommie" data-source="post: 265223" data-attributes="member: 370"><p>Yes, and I think this is what many fans forget - any revival has to be easy enough for casual and new viewers to quickly connect the dots without needing ten minute recaps about who's who and how they relate to each other.</p><p></p><p>That's why I think David Jacobs' idea about Christopher being the "bad" one and John Ross being the "good" one was right. It makes the character motivations easy to understand - Christopher being adopted and feeling like he's not a legitimate heir to the Ewing throne is an easy motivation to get why he'd be scheming. John Ross on the other hand would end up trying to prove that he's not awful like his father (one of the most famous bastards in television history). Take it from there and go.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="tommie, post: 265223, member: 370"] Yes, and I think this is what many fans forget - any revival has to be easy enough for casual and new viewers to quickly connect the dots without needing ten minute recaps about who's who and how they relate to each other. That's why I think David Jacobs' idea about Christopher being the "bad" one and John Ross being the "good" one was right. It makes the character motivations easy to understand - Christopher being adopted and feeling like he's not a legitimate heir to the Ewing throne is an easy motivation to get why he'd be scheming. John Ross on the other hand would end up trying to prove that he's not awful like his father (one of the most famous bastards in television history). Take it from there and go. [/QUOTE]
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