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Dallas - The Original Series
Winds of Vengeance
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<blockquote data-quote="RachelBixby" data-source="post: 432918" data-attributes="member: 60405"><p>This is a really well done and haunting episode. One of the best episodes in the series and you can see why the show that stared out as a miniseries became a full fledged TV show. Linda Gray is excellent here and I always feel moved by her acting. It's so sad. Something about that scene makes me feel like I'm being humiliated like I really feel for her. One of the grittiest episodes of the show; there's a tonal shift from the 1970s episodes later to the 1980s episodes which I think was necessary. I don't think you could have a show be that dark all the time but I'd probably show Winds of Vengeance to someone who had never seen Dallas before if I wanted to get them into the show and explain what it was.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="RachelBixby, post: 432918, member: 60405"] This is a really well done and haunting episode. One of the best episodes in the series and you can see why the show that stared out as a miniseries became a full fledged TV show. Linda Gray is excellent here and I always feel moved by her acting. It's so sad. Something about that scene makes me feel like I'm being humiliated like I really feel for her. One of the grittiest episodes of the show; there's a tonal shift from the 1970s episodes later to the 1980s episodes which I think was necessary. I don't think you could have a show be that dark all the time but I'd probably show Winds of Vengeance to someone who had never seen Dallas before if I wanted to get them into the show and explain what it was. [/QUOTE]
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