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Binding: DVD
EAN: 0883929051632
Format: Box set, Color, DVD-Video, NTSC
Label: Warner Home Video
Manufacturer: Warner Home Video
Number Of Items: 3
Publisher: Warner Home Video
Release Date: January 13, 2009
Sales Rank: 1927
Studio: Warner Home Video
Theatrical Release Date: 2008
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Rating: - Dallas:Season 10:Sorry to See Donna and Pam Go
To a lot of Dallas fans,including me,this is the last of the great "Dallas" cast lists,Patrick Duffy,thankfully making a return to Dallas,season 9 really had lost the plot,so Bobby's return with the previous year being a dream,gets Dallas back to its basics.
The member of the cast,who loses out in the dream story,is Susan Howard as Donna Krebbs,in the dream season she and Ray were reunited and adopted a deaf teenager,now,she and Ray go their seperate ways,indeed Susan Howard,only found out her part was being dropped when a production member,mentioned season 11 was starting early,when Susan Howard asked the producer,she was told her character had come to an end.
I really liked the Ray/Donna couple,so Ray now gets involved with Jenna(Priscilla Presley),now carrying Bobby's child and the previous great friendship between,brother's Bobby and Ray is now sorely tested.
I never really believed the Ray and Jenna romance,I would have much preferred Ray and Donna to stay togethor.
Bobby and Pam finally remarry,the "flashback" scene to when they first married is a nice touch and makes it all the more sad,that Victoria Principal's Pam goes out in a fiery explosion at the end of the season and eventaully the character disappears,to return at the start of season 12,played by a different actress,to say she is out of Cliff's(Ken Kercheval)and Bobby's lives,she is unknown to Cliff,dying.
Sue-Ellen(Linda Gray)gets even more strong this season,she creates a highley successful lingerie ... Read More
Rating: - Awful opening, but great season
This year opened with the "jump the shark" moment of all time: Bobby is revived from death by means of what we would learn was a year-long dream...
The world moaned. And no one could believe the biggest drama show in TV history had stooped to such lazy, self-destructive tactics... "Pam's Dream" quickly became a sitcom punchline for ages.
As weak as the previous season's plotting had admittedly been, the new season (with the old producers also returning) could have gotten on track with its new storylines almost as quickly if another, less-insulting explanation had been provided for Bobby's return--- but no such luck.
That said, this would turn out to be one of the four most entertaining seasons in DALLAS history (and arguably the last great one), what with patriarch Jock ALSO possibly returning from the dead, Bobby and Pam re-marrying, Jenna preggers and furious, Sue Ellen finally learning to dish-out to JR the kind of crap he'd given her for so long, JR's little war in the middle east...
And it's all done with such intrigue and more humor than we'd ever gotten before from DALLAS (and quite unlike the awful GREEN ACRES style camp the show would soon be handing us in subsequent years).
This is a great year for DALLAS; afterwards, it all starts to fall apart cartoon-style.
Rating: - The LAST REAL season of Dallas
This 1986-1987 dallas season was THE LAST season in which all original cast members were present in the post jim davis era excluding charlene tilton who came back the next year of the show.
With bobby's return from "the dead" the show came back to reality with the bobby-pam-jenna triangle and with JR'S scemes as usual.
Remember this was the last season for pam and donna who were never to return after this season.
Ray and jenna would leave after the end of the next season and sue ellen left after season 12 so this season is the beginning of the end for the golden era of the show as it was the last who had all original cast members and the last which remained in neilsen's top 10 (almost as it was in #11).
Let's hope that the new dallas 2008 reunion will be featured in the future dallas season releases and until then we can find out what happened after pam woke up and saw bobby's "ghost" in her shower...
Rating: - More Southfork shenanigans and Ewing Oil skulduggery in the much-loved legendary saga.
The worldwide mega-hit drama that dominated the 80s returns with the wheelings and dealings of those entertaining and feuding oil-rich Texans in this Season 10 DVD of all the action from Southfork and Ewing Oil. DALLAS returns to its original formula of focusing on the charismatic Ewing family, their in-fighting and J.R.'s scheming. This dramatically vibrant season won the People's Choice Award for Favorite Night Time Dramatic Serial in 1987 and its quality scripts, tightly woven plots and imaginative storylines breathe new life into the show.
Larry Hagman puts on his famous Texan Stetson for another great performance as that lovable villain J.R. Ewing who this season engineers one of his biggest and sneakiest schemes in a plot to blow up rival Arabian oil fields and stirs up a hornets' nest of trouble. The Emmy-winning and legendary Barbara Bel Geddes, who is honored at the American Theatre Hall of Fame for her outstanding contributions to American theatre, displays her great talent as an actress when Wes Parmalee's shock Jock revelation causes Miss Ellie to battle with her family and her conscience. Linda Gray wonderfully portrays a fun and conniving Sue Ellen who sets up sultry Mandy (former Miss USA Deborah Shelton) as her company's sexy lingerie model in a revenge scheme against J.R. Patrick Duffy and Victoria Principal are reunited for their winning portrayal of the 80s supercouple Bobby and Pam who finally remarry after being apart for so long. In an episode written by cast member ... Read More
Rating: - Intriguing season
Great to see them pick up from season 8 after the dream season 9, interesting to see tis idea carried to fruition. Good season to watch in all respects
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