I used yesterday’s (episode) as today’s second feature article. So now is the time to consider TNT’s clever revival of CBS’ classic late-night soap opera “Dallas.”
Let’s find out what could happen to the iconic character of Larry Hagman Jr. Ewing’s second season starts in January.
The latest incarnation
Like many fans, I was thrilled to learn that TNT was going to renew the show next year. I found Dallas’ Facebook page, Twitter feed (@Dallas_TNT), at online game (“Aste in Power) promotes its cable networks, all of them were effective and savvy marketing techniques.
The first season (which aired earlier this year) allowed us to catch up with all the old friends like Hagman, Patrick Duffy , Linda Gray and others and also to introduce into the group well-cast generation from Ewings and Ewings connected characters. The Post Show (on TNT.com) allowed viewers to meet the main stars on a weekly basis.
Considering the high expectations, I thought this was an extension of the original series by home run.
J.R. in hell
Hardcore fans knew Hagman wasn’t going strong this year, but it was still a surprise when “J.R.” He passed away that November at 23. Hagman certainly ended up in a better place after his battle with throat cancer. As for J.R., we’re going to learn a second language some time. on January 28, 2013.
In the traditional form of “Dallas”, the sports setup for the new season is now presented.
Anyone who thinks they know how the “Dallas” family said goodbye to the characters they knew, loved and hated is mistaken. Hagman can pass on his ideas about what happened to his character in the event that he could no longer fulfill that role. Discussion of the funeral at Southfork Ranch likely has an attachment. But it is by no means to be believed that the matter will finally be settled in this most cowardly man.
Arguably the greatest villain of all time, he will provide arguably the greatest work of all time, who has lived a fictional life that is supposed to be seen. And who knows, maybe the head of the Ewing tribe will find a way to corrupt the Grim Reaper and return from the underworld after his funeral. Everyone, including this author, wants to think that the death of J.R. Ewing’s immortal cold heart won’t stop beating.
Larry in Heaven
May they rest in peace Larry. We will all see each other again someday in heaven.
Sean O’Brien has written for the Yahoo Contributor Network since February 2011. You can follow him on Twitter @SeanyOB and also daily Sports Blog: Inspection.
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