Dallas: Complete First Season :) (1 Viewer)

[David Von Pein]

Me! That's who!
Release the hounds on this fool!

 

[Greg_S_H]

I've never been much of a Dallas fan, but this thread has got me interested. Hopefully, I'll get over the feeling, for my wallet's sake.

 

[Chris:L]

David VP must pity the fool who doesn't know who Monty Burns is!

 

[David Von Pein]

"Oh, no, not at all. But, you, my friend, will rue the day you ever ran into Montgomery Burns. Instead of the hounds, I am going to sic Miss Ellie on you! And it won't be pretty, believe me!

"Smithers...Release the Ellie!"

 

[David Von Pein]

Oh, come now. Don't be a wimp!

It comes out to just $1.21 per Dallas episode! And that's for 45+-minute episodes.

You oughta be planning to buy two!

 

[Chris:L]

Should we really preserve JR's audacity on DVD?

 

[David Von Pein]

Well, if we left out that -- we'd be getting zero seasons on Digital Versatile Disc.

 

[Chris:L]

I just looked at your list of DVDs David. Where do you find the shelf space?

 

[David Von Pein]

Tain't easy.

(Actually, in my particular case, it IS easy. I have room for at least 1,000 more. )

 

[Chris:L]

Okay. You must have a room fot your DVDs!

 

[Larry Geller]

Maybe not, but we SHOULD preserve Pam's audacities!

 

[David Von Pein]

I totally concur.
Both her left and right ones.

Pam, of course, was by far the most annoying character in the great "Dallas" cast. I like Victoria and her lovely Principals () very much (remember her busty role in "Earthquake").

However, she was a victim of the scripts in "Dallas", no doubt. She was perpetually pouty and snooty most of the time. Of course, Sue Ellen was too; but she was still more likeable in my book than Pamela Barnes-Ewing.

"Oh Bobby ... I'm so confused!! Hold me! Hold me!"

 

[ScottRichard]

Yes, I think Pam is definitely the most annoying of the Dallas characters, although I find Lucy pretty annoying too. Sue Ellen, though, I love! Linda Gray just really gave it her all and made Sue Ellen a great character. She was just so much fun. I remember being a kid and it was always incredibly suspenseful when an episode would end with Sue Ellen about to go off the wagon (again)!

 

[David Von Pein]

Pam had her moments of brilliance however (got to give the devil
his [her] due, where warranted).

Whenever she and J.R. would lock horns, the fur would fly. Some good
snippy, LOL-inducing dialogue would invariably occur.

 

[Craig S]

I gotta go with Lucy as the most annoying character. When Tilton left the show she wasn't missed at all. I did miss Pam when VP left.

JR & Sue Ellen - wow, the producers hit the jackpot with those two characters (and actors). One of the greatest relationships in television history.

 

[Scott Strang]

Dave

You hate aviation don't you.

Where did you find those aviation DVD's? JR Ewing would probably appreciate it if you bought some on small business jets.

 

[Paul Stanley]

Here's a thought - what are the chances of them inculding the Dallas True Hollywood Story like they did with Saturday Night Fever? I'd be up for that, my VHS copy stinks.

 

[David Von Pein]

HERE .... HERE .... HERE .... HERE .... HERE .... HERE .... and HERE.



A "Ewing Private Aircraft" DVD *would* be nice, I grant you.

 

[Louis C]

Lucy was the most annoying, but she did get under JR's skin quite a bit which was fun. The plots that involved her were usually booooriiiinnng.

 

[Paul Stanley]

A better actress would have made Lucy a much more interesting character. Charlene was not the most talented of the bunch, thats for shizzle.



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