Same here, I lived for Friday nights back in the glorious early 80's. Incredible Hulk, Dukes of Hazzard followed by Dallas. Then the Saturday morning cartoons 😢😢😢 I was on a high all throughout Saturday but crashed Sunday morning as school loomed Monday 😂😂😂
This was such a great show!!! I loved it... I wish it was still on... I love The Cowboy shows, this is the best... I love the old Westerns, Bonanza, The Big Valley, The Virginian, Wagon Train, Laramie!!!! 🐎🐎🐎🐎.....
@@cynthiasmith4130 John Wayne was the original choice to play Matt Dillion but he turned it down and recommended his friend, James Arness for the role.
@@GeminiladyJackson-xq6hc Thank You, John Wayne was the man!!!! I loved him in all his movies!!!! Hellfighters was a great movie!!! I loved it, and McClintock!!!!! 🐎🐎🐎....
This was my favorite show...I just watch it all over again...took me 3 weeks to get through all the episodes: including the episodes that came after the original
Love seeing the Ewing boys kick butt together. It's great to see they haven't lost their way, especially in one of the recent episodes of the new Dallas series.
@@njdxnjdx Sue Ellen says - Yes J.R my darling I sure will wait up for you & I have a real a special treat for you too. After J.R. arrives. Sue Ellen softly whispers in J.R.'s ear ( Have you J.R. Ewing ever heard of Lorena Bobbitt ? ) & On that note there is nothing more to be said June 21,2020
Larry Hagman didn't want to be thought of as 'Tony Nelson'. On 'I Dream of Jeannie '. He wanted people to know him as 'J.R.EWING'. Either way. R.I.P. Larry Hagman! We all remember you brother 🙏 ✝️
11:11 Bar scene with Sue Ellen, Bobby & Ray. Sue Ellen drunk & thinks a guy in bar is Dusty. One of the best scenes....Ray & Bobby always saving Sue Ellen.
As much as I loved JR, he deserved every one of getting knocked down by almost everyone, excluding Cliff. Especially the last one with Bobby concerning Pam. It was funny as hell to me but he still deserved it.
@@GeminiladyJackson-xq6hc I was in a restaurant (in london), when someone light a cigarette up, and this man took out a mini fan and blew the smoke back at him. It wasn't until he stood up did you see how big/large he really was. I believe he was here for an anniversary of some show his mother did.
Sort of like Donald John Trump. Also, a man with MANY enemies. Thank God he's out of the White House. He would have brought this country completely down. Especially with his involvement with Putin. He was Putin's puppet. The things the people just didn't/don't know. Do the research!!
JR almost never fighting back physically is so funny seeing as he’s the veteran in his family. He always got them by ruining their lives. Truly Machiavellian
@@heldernorte1394 yes because jr didn’t like to fight, but anytime he had to or you made him angry enough he would. He took out Ray, he threw Clayton down the stairs, he took out dusty farlow, he took out cliff, he threw Sue Ellen’s boyfriend off the balcony, he took out the crazy guy in the asylum, ho threw James around a few times and in season 5 episode 1 when he fought back against Bobby Bobby couldn’t do anything.
I just realized in the last bar scene Bobby punched Mark Jennings Krystal's first husband on Dynasty. That means that Mark was with both Linda Evans and Linda Gray.
@@vanmanrick1that's because you didn't watch the series. Both Miss Ellie and JR said Bobby was Jocks favorite. He even built a tree house for Bobby with the name Ewing Oil on it
I saw an interview with Hagman and I don't think he hated "I Dream of Jeannie": he just hated the fact that the scripts were so similar. That's why he asked for more money to stay. But he said nice things about all his costars.
At 2:50 Edgar, Donna's friend, gets even by hiting JR in the stomach in front of his wife. I had no knowledge thst the actor who played Rudy Wells in the Six Million Dollar Man and in the Bionic Woman had a nice personalty but in DALLAS he had a role of a mean guy.
At 3:39 Jock Ewing had a confrontation with Tom Owens because Jock did not remember him. If a person doesn't remember a person then one can talk about that person's past so that he/she can remember him/her.
