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Critique: Dallas Episode 157 — ‘Blow Up’
Cut a bitch “Dallas” delivers its share of camp over the years, but “Blow Up” manages to pack more silliness into a single episode than virtually any other. Donna runs around the Southfork patio,...
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Critique: Dallas Episode 158 — ‘Turning Point’
Poor little rich girl Am I the only one who feels sorry for Katherine Wentworth in “Turning Point”? At the beginning of the episode, she’s elated when Bobby invites her on a tour of the property he...
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Dallas Scene of the Day: ‘I Want You Out of My Life for Good!’
Pam o’war In “Hush, Hush, Sweet Jessie,” a seventh-season “Dallas” episode, Katherine (Morgan Brittany) enters her bedroom, followed by Pam (Victoria Principal). KATHERINE: Come on in, Pam. I was just...
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Poll: Who is Dallas’s Greatest Couple?
“Dallas” has given us many classic romantic pairings. Vote for your favorite or share other options in the comments section below. Take Our Poll Share your comments below and check out Dallas...
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The Best & Worst of Dallas: Season 7
“Dallas’s” seventh season clocks in at 30 hours, making it the show’s longest season yet. Does quantity equal quality? Performances Winning loser If Cliff Barnes were played by anyone other than Ken...
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Poll: Who is Dallas’s Second Greatest Character?
J.R. will always be “Dallas’s” greatest character, but who’s the runner-up? Vote for your choice or share other options in the comments section. Take Our Poll Share your comments below and check out...
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Poll: Which Dallas Character Should Have Stayed Alive?
Here’s a list of “Dallas” characters who were killed off for a variety of reasons. Choose one character who should have stayed alive, even if it meant recasting the role with another actor. Take Our...
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The Dal-List: 37 Reasons to Love ‘Dallas’
Love to love them “Dallas” debuted 37 years ago today. Here’s why we still love the Ewings. Drive us crazy 37. “Digger’s Daughter.” Bobby marries Pam, Lucy and Ray take a roll in the hay and Jock calls...
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Poll: Which ‘Dallas’ Episode is the Best?
Here’s a list of some of “Dallas’s” most memorable episodes. Vote for your favorite or share other choices in the comments below. Take Our Poll
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Critique: ‘Dallas’ Episode 164 — ‘If at First You Don’t Succeed’
Take another shot The final scene in “If at First You Don’t Succeed” is another example of how music helps tell the stories on “Dallas.” As Bobby sleeps in his hospital bed, Katherine enters the room,...
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Dallas Scene of the Day: ‘… Until Our Scores Are Settled!’
That’s Miss Barnes to you! In “If at First You Don’t Succeed,” an eighth-season “Dallas” episode, J.R. (Larry Hagman) arrives at the Ewing Oil building, where Pam (Victoria Principal) is waiting for...
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Critique: ‘Dallas’ Episode 165 — ‘Jamie’
Distant cousin Jamie Ewing arrives and Katherine Wentworth departs in “Jamie.” Is this a fair trade? I’ll reserve judgment on Jamie’s end of the exchange until I’ve revisited more episodes that feature...
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Critique: ‘Dallas’ Episode 166 — ‘Family’
Welcome to the family I want to like Jamie Ewing. Really, I do. She arrives at Southfork at the end of the eighth-season episode “Jamie,” but we don’t get to know her until the following installment,...
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Critique: ‘Dallas’ Episode 167 — ‘Shadow of a Doubt’
Chasing ghosts Pam shifts into girl-detective mode in “Shadow of a Doubt,” searching for the truth about Mark Graison’s death. She leaves no stone unturned, seemingly questioning everyone who shared a...
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Critique: ‘Dallas’ Episode 170 — ‘Shadows’
Frame love The final scene in “Shadows” trembles with tension. Miss Ellie summons J.R. and Bobby to the Southfork living room, where she tells them she’s going to take down the painting of Jock that...
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Critique: ‘Dallas’ Episode 175 — ‘Odd Man Out’
Raising the bar “Odd Man Out” is the 12th “Dallas” episode directed by Larry Hagman, who demonstrates once more that he’s as talented behind the camera as he is in front of it. The main storyline finds...
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Critique: ‘Dallas’ Episode 178 — ‘Bail Out’
Truth to power Bobby springs Jenna from jail in “Bail Out,” while Sue Ellen liberates her own tongue. After discovering J.R. has cheated on her yet again, she stops playing the dutiful wife and begins...
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Dallas Scene of the Day: ‘J.R. Ewing?!’
Truth hurts In “Bail Out,” an eighth-season “Dallas” episode, Pam (Victoria Principal) stands in her office doorway and greets pilot Gerald Kane (James Cromwell), who has flown from Corpus Christi to...
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Critique: ‘Dallas’ Episode 179 — ‘Legacy of Hate’
Girl on fire Who doesn’t love the first scene in “Legacy of Hate”? Pam storms into J.R.’s office and demands to know why he sent her on a wild goose chase for her presumed dead fiancé, Mark Graison....
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Dallas Scene of the Day: ‘You’re Babbling Like a Lunatic’
Mr. Misunderstood In “Legacy of Hate,” an eighth-season “Dallas” episode, Phyllis and Kendall (Deborah Tranelli, Danone Simpson) are in the reception area at Ewing Oil when Pam (Victoria Principal)...
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