Ann tells JR that Harris is blackmailing Sue Ellen. JR vows to help Sue Ellen. These scenes were deleted -- they never aired but appear on the DVD (season 1 of reboot).
"Harris Ryland is a gutless child..he's about to be schooled by a really dangerous man" ooo truth, J.R. you absolute fricking LEGEND, love and miss you.
@@kurtsnyder4752Some useful Machiavellian operandi in Puzo's magnum opus. However, "keeping your friend's close, but keeping your enemie's closer isn't sage because it allows the intimate knowledge, no matter the presentation.
just looking at Larry Hagman on this you could tell how sick he really was looking so thin and frail like that very sad to see but what courage it took larry to keep working right up till just before he died. god bless him
Oh my gosh. It is so hard for me to think of Season 2 at some point without JR. Watching this, my heart breaks all over. :( Long live JR and Sue Ellen.
These are two of my favourite scenes in the new DALLAS. Hell, they're two of my favourite scenes in all DALLAS. Great characterization, interaction between characters, writing,plot, the show's mythology, amazing acting all rolled into four short minutes. So glad DALLAS is back. It inspired me way back in the 80's and it keeps on goin'!
It was so nice to get to see atleast 3 seasons of the new Dallas...updated..and 2 of them with JR before the death of Larry Hagman..! It is not everyday we get to see such a hit updated and brought back to life with super writing and original actors and characters...I would love to have seen it continue...
I hope so. It deserves a wider exposure since it was only available to see on the DVD set (not every fan will have bought a set realistically) and people who can tune in on youtube will not know of its existence. It'd also serve as part of a fitting tribute to the man as well as to the character so it should be shown in any capacity possible.
A shame Larry Hagman is no longer with us. He and Josh Henderson had such chemistry too. Josh was ideal to carry it on. Brenda Strong and Linda Gray are good too 💫🐎💐🇺🇸
This is why I always loved Jr he may have had a mean streak in him but somewhere deep inside that rough tuff no nonsense he somehow managed to find that little bit of goodness inside him lol he played his character so well Dallas needed Jr as much as Jr needed south fork
The first scene says more about JR than any other in the whole Dallas series. (New or or Original) The new series showed just how much JR loved his Daddy Jock and that he remembered every lesson his Daddy taught him. JR had his dark side when it came to keeping and gaining the Ewing power but he was even darker when someone he considered beneath him did harm to his family. These scenes fall back to the original series when Jock told JR to watch after Sue Ellen no matter what the cost. JR loved his family even when he was at his worst and he proved that upon his death. He's the best anti-hero in television history.
What they could do maybe, is have an episode where characters reminisce about JR, talk about private conversations? That would allow them to use deleted scenes as flashbacks.?
RIP Larry, one of the best bad guys ever on TV, he went from just being a TV star-"I Dream of Jeannie" to world wide TV phenom, "Dallas" was "must see TV" and I would wait to go out clubbing after it went off (the original that started on CBS).
JR did take care of Ryland posthumously in season 2 but I can understand this scene being cut. Also, I remember this episode, and would it seem weird for Ann to come to JR for help when she told him off in the same episode for what he did to Bobby (What was that line that she used on him when she kicked him out). Having said that, no one can deny that JR was a BOSS at 1:38
This is the JR that made the original series a global sensation and the scene with Ann gave us the JR he used to be before the producers softened him in the late 1980’s/early 1990’s..
It's a shame when the new Dallas started Larry Hagman was still relatively healthy, but as the season progressed you can see the weight loss and he looked weak 🙁
I do believe that they might show this scene as a flashback of Ann's (or in other context) after JR's death. Cause he promised Bobby he will take care of Ryland and double checked on him in his last episode where JR gets shot.
"Harris Ryland is a gutless child. He's about to be schooled by a really dangerous man." If anyone knows the art of danger and being bad, it would be JR Ewing. :)
The clip with Ann is my favorite deleted scene as well but I think the reason why it was deleted had more to do with the fact that Larry might have been ailing at this time and wasn't on hand to finish out some of what would've been required to make his promise to deal with Ryland credible. Here he is, promising to deal with Ryland, and yet no where does he do that. I think he was originally intended to play a more pivotal role but since he was failing, they cut some of his scenes down.
I disagree. He had many emotions & they were shown behind the scenes (to viewers only) as well as to his family. This occurred in the original series as well as TNT's extension. It's how such a conniver as J.R. was still likeable. Otherwise he hardly would've lasted this long. So I don't think that was it. I think Larry was unable to carry out the filming schedule originally conceived for J.R.'s involvement so the show went light on him. Otherwise we'd have a threat without J.R. carrying it out.
“Well if you’re gonna shoot me or slap me.......lemme protect my bourbon first.” 😂😂😂😂 JR was and always will be a legend! Makes me wanna just sit outside with my bourbon rocking kick ass boots and a cowboy hat
Yes, I still can't believe I won't be seeing old JR. But, who knows, maybe they will include some deleted scenes (re-edited) of him in the future episodes.
The set designers went to all the trouble to recreate that iconic patio set and still got it wrong. You'd think they could have taken a picture of the original?
The producer of Dallas TNT made it clear in interviews that she was ignoring the two reunion movies. That's why there was nothing in this series about Bobby and Sue Ellen having taken over Ewing Oil. This series picked up where the last season of the old series left off and Cliff Barnes had taken over Ewing Oil (though it appears he had sold it off in pieces in the intervening years)
that's one possibility. but i also think the scenes here make his character appear from a man with emotion. jr was remorseless! he wasn't a man who would show his emotions
So the scene where Sue Ellen says she hits him was also deleted! I've looked all over you tube for it cant find it?? This should have made it. "If your going to shoot me or slap me let me protect my bourbon first lol!" classic J.R Ewing :-)
I wish Dallas came back years before this, I believe the show slowly died when Larry did in real life. What a great reboot, but a horrible ending of the series.
I think tptb abused JR the wprse they could in S1. They didn´t use his fullpotential. Instead we got boring Christopher, Elena, Bobby and Ann and JR was put to the backburner. This is how JR should have gone out, in blazing fire. The best scene get cu. Just typical.
Pardon the question, but are you a non English speaking person? The sentence looks to be what a poor translation to English program might spit out from another language.
