This was my ALL time favorite scene of the show Dallas, I waited so long for the Writers to put back Pam & Bobby, they separated them for like 4 yrs from what I remembered, this was my Alltime fav night show, I miss Dallas so much
I started watching Dallas at 7 years old and watched every episode of Dallas from 1978 until 1991 was me and my mom's favorite show I love this episode where Bobby and pam got back together
Same here. I started watching Dallas at 10 years old, until it ended in 1991, when I was 20 years old. Then I went back to watch the first 4 seasons that I missed on DVD.
I watched Dallas for it';s entire run, all 357 episodes. This is my all time favorite Dallas scene. In my mind, Bobby and Pam always belonged together.
There are two scenes in Dallas I that always touch my heart . Both actors convey the huge love Pam and Bobby have for each other. In this scene it is the overwhelming joy Pam feels that really pulls at the heartstrings. The other scene which brings tears to my eyes is when Bobby 'lets her go' in the episode when they split. The look of hurt, shock and loss in Pam's eyes is just heartbreaking and is brilliant acting by Victoria Principal. .
And Katherine just knew Bobby would be at Pam's house and NOT Southfork .?? Only just forget the fact she was stalking him .xd Thanks for the upload !! XD
'Mrs Ewing, Mr Ewing is here!' The unique music/soundtrack (piano chores) tells everything during this whole episode: it's so sad and you even know it's going to happen some final and irreversible (if it wasn't a dream).
When the next season began, I was sure that Pam would be pregnant and would have Bobby's child, even though they'd already established in earlier seasons that she was unable to carry a child to term. Also it was weird that nobody noticed that the day after Bobby proposed to Pam, Christopher looked like a completely different child. And one other thing -- Katharine was so deranged that she thought she could kill Pam with her car and then Bobby would marry her?
Ce temps là était plus simple dirons nous dans les années 80 que la nouvelle série dans les années 2010. La société a changé y compris dans les feuilletons d’aujourd’hui qui ne valent pas la peine d’être regardés.
THIS WAS THE NIGHT B 4 BOBBY GOT KILLED..... THIS WAS THE BEGINNING OF THE INFAMOUS "DREAM SEASON....." PAM SHOULD HAVE BEEN PREGNANT DURING THE "DREAM SEASON" OF "DALLAS....."
Cette scène s’est achevée avec la décision de Patrick Duffy à abandonné le feuilleton pour une carrière au cinéma et la proposition de son épouse Carlyn Rosser est absurde pour son retour.
Selon le bouddhisme Dieu n’existe pas. Quelle terrible déception parce que j’ai apprécié ce feuilleton des années 80. Je ne comprends pas la vision de l’acteur Patrick Duffy sur le meurtre de ses parents. Le décès de Carlyn Rosser n’est pas une épreuve dans la vie d’un homme et d’une femme d’autant qu’il n’ignorait pas la différence d’âge.
Can't help who you feel in love with although I think Bobby messed up here. He should have married Jenna Wade, and then Lucas and Christopher could have grown up together.
Maybe so. But I just don't believe that Bobby should have remarried Pam. Pam is a beautiful woman, but I just believe things would have been a little different with Jenna Wade.
Respectfully, at this point there was no Lucas. There never was to be a Lucas. Swan Song was a perfectly written exit for Bobby Ewing. Lucas was a plot device after they decided to bring Bobby back and make the ending of this season and the rest of the following season a dream. Honestly, this was such great writing and quite honestly it created more plot holes than a piece of swiss cheese when they decided to erase this from history. Hey, I liked the Bobby Ewing character, but they ignored so much stuff and slowly the original cast self-destructed and the original series of Dallas morphed into a unrecognizable series of its own. The later seasons of Dallas would have made an excellent spin-off series years later, followed by the original reunion movies; but they just seem out of place for what Dallas had been ... The only people unscathed from the whole dream season mess was basically JR, Bobby and maybe Cliff. Pam wasn’t totally damaged but depending on who you ask; Victoria Principal wanted out and it really changed the purpose of the show. Donna was salvaged even with the DC storyline, but she was either fired or quit in the direct results of the dream season. Jenna was totally castrated to the point they threw her to Ray and once Pricilla left - Ray had no purpose anymore and vanished. Sue Ellen was given a gracious exit, even if the movie cliffhanger was corny. Once Sue Ellen shot JR in the 87-88 cliffhanger, and the following marriage to Callie - the original show jumped the shark. Again, in hindsight, the 88-89, 89-90 and 90-91 seasons would have made a decent spin off series, but to be associated with the original Dallas is sad. Quite honestly, the 86-87 and 87-88 seasons were a hybrid of themselves. I’m shocked somebody didn’t try to create an alternate universe; where the 85-86 season was real and we continued from there ... But it’s 2019 now and you aren’t going to find suitable actors to emulate Larry Hagman, Linda Gray, Dack Rambo, Victoria Principal, etc.. So unless someone writes it as a web story (which was done already) or a book ... I guess this alternate universe is all we get. Yeah, I know JR Returns and War of the Ewing’s was an alternate universe too after the TNT reboot; but it isn’t quite the same because Bobby was in that universe.
