Dallas: Episode 3x14 "Endgame" & Episode 3x15 "Brave New World" Promo (HD) ( 2-Hour Season Finale)

Here's a promo for next week's 2-hour season finale, episode 3x14 "Endgame" and episode 3x15 "Brave New World". It looks like this is going to be another awesome episode. :)

Dallas: Episode 3x13 "Boxed In" Promo (HD)

Here's a promo for next week's episode, episode 3x13 "Boxed In". It looks like this is going to be another awesome episode. :)

Dallas: Episode 3x12 "Victims of Love" Promo (HD)

Here's a promo for next week's episode, episode 3x12 "Victims of Love". It looks like this is going to be another awesome episode. :)

Dallas: Episode 3x10 "Dead Reckoning" Promo (HD)

Here's a promo for next week's episode, episode 3x10 "Dead Reckoning". It looks like this is going to be a great episode. :)

Dallas: Scoop on the season 3 midseason premiere (Episode 3x09 "Denial, Anger, Acceptance") from TVGuide's Natalie Abrams

Here's some scoop on Dallas from TVGuide's Natalie Abrams' Mega Buzz column, which was posted on 8/12/14.

I can't wait for Dallas to return after that crazy midseason finale! How quickly will things pick up when the show returns? — Evelyn
The summer premiere picks up right after the events of the finale, with paramedics trying to revive Pamela after her overdose. But Pamela isn't the only character dealing with consequences: Bobby finds out within the first episode that Ann shared a kiss with ex, Harris. It may be hot in Dallas, but it's safe to say things are going to be a little icy between these two.

Link to the full article:Mega Buzz: True Blood's Cure, an NCIS Return, and a Vampire Diaries Mystery - Today's News: Our Take | TVGuide.com

Dallas: Episode 3x09 - Episode 3x15 Press Releases

Here are the press releases from TNT for episode 3x09 to episode 3x15 of Dallas, which were posted on the SpoilerTV website.

Episode 3.09 - MID-SEASON PREMIERE: "Denial, Anger, Acceptance" – Monday, Aug. 18, 9 p.m. (ET/PT)

The mid-season premiere finds the Ewing family searching for answers as to who set the fire at Southfork Ranch and who will survive. While John Ross and Emma struggle with their role in Pamela's overdose, relationships among the family are forever changed.

Directed by Steve Robin
Written by Bruce Rasmussen
Created by David Jacobs
Developed by Cynthia Cidre

Episode 3.10 - "Dead Reckoning" – Monday, Aug. 25, 9 p.m. (ET/PT)

The dark cloud over Southfork continues to grow with the news of a family death. Meanwhile, Christopher and Heather's relationship is put to the test as John Ross tries to redeem himself with Pamela, who begins to face the real reasons behind her overdose. Elsewhere, Elena makes a drastic move to get justice for her family, putting John Ross directly in her crosshairs.

Directed by Anton Cooper
Written by Julia Cohen
Created by David Jacobs
Developed by Cynthia Cidre

Episode 3.11 - "Hurt" – Monday, Sept. 1, at 9 p.m. (ET/PT)

In a thrilling showdown, Elena finally confronts the Ewings for what J.R. did to her father and for framing Cliff. Sue Ellen, Pamela and Ann are shocked over the truths Elena exposes, realigning relationships and forcing Bobby to re-examine the steps he took to implement J.R.'s master plan. Meanwhile, Nicolas' plan to steal Ewing Global for the Cartel moves forward, setting the stage for a new battle.

Directed by Patrick Duffy
Written by Aaron Allen
Created by David Jacobs
Developed by Cynthia Cidre

Episode 3.12 - "Victims of Love" – Monday, Sept. 8, at 9 p.m. (ET/PT)

As Ewing Global goes public, twists and turns abound while everyone scrambles to claim ownership. Pamela struggles with what to do now that she knows Cliff didn't really kill J.R., and Bobby seeks the aide of an old flame Tracey McKay (guest star Melinda Clarke) to help get back control of the company. Meanwhile, Judith and Ryland work to fix their own problems with the cartel, which ends up putting lives in the balance and aligning the Rylands and Ewings in a way no one ever expected.

Directed by Ken Topolsky
Written by Taylor Hamra
Created by David Jacobs
Developed by Cynthia Cidre

Episode 3.13 - "Boxed In" – Monday, Sept. 15, at 9 p.m. (ET/PT)

In the wake of a devastating family kidnapping, Bobby puts everything on the line to save lives. John Ross and Pamela form a truce of sorts. Elena, who's been in hiding with Nicolas, finally learns the truth about his connections to the cartel, which sends her spiraling. Christopher desperately searches for Elena, fearing for her safety. And Bobby is forced to make a choice he never anticipated.

Directed by Rodney Charters
Written by Gail Gilchriest
Created by David Jacobs
Developed by Cynthia Cidre

Episode 3.14 - "Endgame" – Monday, Sept. 22, at 9 p.m. (ET/PT)

While Christopher races to find Elena, Bobby is double-crossed by the cartel. No longer able to sit by, John Ross puts his own life on the line to attempt a rescue. Meanwhile, Nicolas tries to prove himself to Elena by making a deal with the authorities that puts him on a collision course with John Ross' plan and places both their lives in jeopardy.

Directed by Millicent Shelton
Written by Bruce Rasmussen
Created by David Jacobs
Developed by Cynthia Cidre

Episode 3.15 - SEASON FINALE: "Brave New World" – Monday, Sept. 22, at 10 p.m. (ET/PT)

In the electrifying third season finale, the Ewings and the Rylands finally force the cartel to pay the piper as some lives are saved and others are lost. Bobby and Sue Ellen form a new alliance to protect the family, which pits them against John Ross, who is still trying to regain control of Ewing Global and fix his marriage to Pamela. Snd Elena is pushed to the brink when she finds out the real depths of Nicolas' betrayal. As the season comes to an end, enemies are unmasked, new alliances are formed, and John Ross learns a shocking secret about J.R. that sends him halfway around the globe in search of a surprising new cohort.

Directed by Steve Robin
Written by Robert Rovner
Created by David Jacobs
Developed by Cynthia Cidre
Guest Star Melinda Clarke

Link to the full article:Dallas - Episodes 3.09 - 3.15 - Press Releases | Spoilers

Dallas: "After the Fire" Promo (Promo for second half of Season 3)

Here's the "After the Fire" promo for the second half of season 3 of Dallas. It looks like the second half of the season is going to beyond awesome. :)

Dallas: Scoop on the future of John Ross and Pamela's marriage in the second half of season 3 from TVLine's Matt Webb Mitovich

Here's some scoop on Dallas from this week's (Posted on 5/14/14) Matt's Inside Line column.

Do you have any scoop yet on the next half of Dallas Season 3? Will Pamela get back at John Ross? –Taylor
“She’s definitely out for me,” Josh Henderson assures. “It’s been a beautiful roller coaster between her and John Ross so far, and it comes to a head pretty quickly. Once we pick back up, it gets pretty nasty.” (Speaking of “the nasty,” Henderson shared this anecdote about reading the midseason finale’s threesome scene for the first time: “I was actually pretty nervous. I was like, I’ve never done this in real life, so this is going to be ‘interesting.’ But we had fun with it, and the audience went nuts!” IOW, I think I just got an exclusive on the limits of Josh’s romantic history.)

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Dallas: Episode 3x08 "Where There's Smoke" Promo (Season 3 Mid-season Finale)

Here's a promo for next week's season 3 mid-season finale, episode 3x08 "Where There's Smoke". It looks like this is going to be another awesome episode. :)

Dallas: Didn’t anyone ever tell you that denial isn’t just a river in Egypt, John Ross? (My thoughts on episode 3x06 “Like Father, Like Son)

Right off the bat, I have to say that I thoroughly enjoyed this episode. The biggest highlight of this episode for me personally would be all of the scenes featuring John Ross, who spent the episode desperately trying to keep the Arctic lease deal alive by scheming with various people throughout the course of the episode. His primary strategy was to suggest to Christopher, Bobby, Pamela and Sue Ellen that they take Ewing Global public. He originally got the idea from an old friend of his, Hunter McKay, and Nicolas, who both told him that they became rich by originally buying controlling interest in a company, so John Ross set out to do the same thing. He thought that he had managed to get enough support from Nicolas, Pamela and Sue Ellen, but when the time came to vote Sue Ellen voted against taking the company public, so his plan ultimately failed.

If that wasn’t enough trouble for John Ross to deal with, Sue Ellen continued to tell John Ross that he was acting just like J.R. by cheating on Pamela with Emma and his secretary Candice, but he made it clear to her that there was nothing going with Candice. Candice did try to make a move on John Ross at one point in the episode though, but he rejected her advances. Throughout the episode he repeatedly told Sue Ellen that he’s not J.R., but personally his attempts to convince her that he’s not just like J.R. were about as convincing as Jim Parsons’ attempt to convince everybody that he’s not Sheldon when he was hosting Saturday Night Live, which weren’t even the tiniest bit convincing. After all, in his opening monologue he talked a lot about how he’s nothing like his character on The Big Bang Theory, Sheldon Cooper. He even sang a song about how he’s not Sheldon, where the lyrics consisted primarily of him singing “I’m not that guy” over and over, only to act just like Sheldon in pretty much every sketch that he appeared in throughout the episode. I’m now convinced that Jim Parsons is pretty much just being himself when he’s playing Sheldon on The Big Bang Theory, which in my mind shows that despite all of the awards that he’s either won or been nominated for, he has a very limited range in terms of his acting ability. That really makes me wonder what will happen with Jim Parsons’ acting career once The Big Bang Theory eventually ends, but I digress.

Speaking of bad acting and characters that annoy the hell out of me, while I’m willing to admit that for the past several episodes Christopher hadn’t been annoying me nearly as much as he did last season, he unfortunately found a whole new way to annoy the hell out of me that didn’t even involve him talking or threatening to have someone sent to jail in this episode. Towards the beginning of the episode, Bobby told John Ross that he was giving his shares in Ewing Global to Christopher, because now that he’s serving as the interim Texas railroad commissioner regulations dictate that he can’t own any shares in a company. What made Christopher so annoying in that scene is the way that he stood in the background with an incredibly obnoxious smirk on his face the entire time Bobby was telling John Ross this.

Dallas: Episode 3x06 "Like Father, Like Son" Promo

Here's a promo for next week's episode, episode 3x06 "Like Father, Like Son". It looks like this is going to be another awesome episode. :)

Dallas: Casting related scoop from E! Online's Kristin Dos Santos

Here's some scoop on Dallas from Kristin Dos Santos' Spoiler Chat column, which was posted on 3/10/14.

Jacob: You guys should give more Dallas spoilers.
Ask and you shall receive. Prepare to meet one of our new favorite returning characters: Walter is a ruggedly handsome CIA black ops security contractor who has seen-it-all and willing to share his expertise with our gang.

Link to the full article:Spoiler Chat: Scoop on Glee, Pretty Little Liars, Once Upon a Time, The Good Wife and More! | E! Online

Dallas (TNT Series): Good news, Everybody! The Ewings are back, and they are more scandalous than ever before (My thoughts on episode 3x01 “The Return”)

Right off the bat, I’d like to say that I found the season three premiere somewhat challenging to review. That’s not because I thought the season premiere was bad, it’s actually a very good episode in my opinion. What makes this episode particularly challenging for me to review is the fact that I feel like this episode was primarily providing exposition for season three instead of simply diving right into the action and having the show hit the ground running like the writers did with the season two premiere.

I don’t view that as a bad thing at all though. My main complaint with the season two premiere was actually that even for a show that typically moves at a pretty fast pace, the season two premiere seemed to move too quickly for its own good, especially when it comes to how they handled the reveal of Ann’s secret and how it effected Sue Ellen’s life as well. Because the writers seemed to be moving really fast with the events that took place in the season two premiere, as a viewer I felt like I wasn’t being given a chance to take everything in and process what was happening from an emotional standpoint, which was a little frustrating at times and was one of the contributing factors in terms of why I found the reveal of Ann’s secret so underwhelming and disappointing. There was also the fact that Ann’s secret was simply just rather lame. However, Brenda Strong’s acting in that episode as well as season two as a whole definitely helped make up for the lameness regarding the details of Ann’s past that were revealed last season, but I digress.

In terms of my thoughts on the season three premiere itself, I found it refreshing that the writers really used the entire season premiere to move forward from the events of the season two finale and set things up for season three. One of the things that I was really glad to see was the fact that the writers specifically established how much time had passed since the events of the season finale unlike the season two premiere where they played fast and loose with how they handled the passage of time. For example, Ewing Energies was completely up and running and yet Pamela was no longer visibly pregnant. However, I just wrote off the whole thing with Pamela not looking pregnant for roughly the first third of the season as something the writers did since John Ross and Pamela had several romantic scenes during that portion of the season. However, while they did a mini time jump in this episode, they did start out the episode by picking up right where they left off with John Ross and Emma meeting with each other at a hotel so that Emma could give John Ross some files that belonged to Harris, followed by them having sex. After the theme song, the show jumped ahead twelve hours.

Dallas: "Love Triangle" Behind the Scenes Video

Here's the "Love Triangle" behind the scenes video that gives a preview of what will be happening with the Pamela/John Ross/Emma love triangle in season 3 of Dallas. I'm really excited to see what happens next with that in season 3, especially after watching this video. :)

Dallas: Scoop on the future of the Pamela/John Ross/Emma love triangle in season 3 from TVGuide's Natalie Abrams

Here's some scoop on Dallas from TVGuide's Natalie Abrams' Mega Buzz column, which was posted on 2/4/14.

I still can't believe John Ross cheated on Pamela with Emma so soon after they eloped! Where do things stand on the new season of Dallas? — James
Things will still be hot and heavy between John Ross and Pamela... and between John Ross and Emma. Playa! However, it won't take long for someone to catch on to John Ross' infidelity. But it's not the new Mrs. Ewing who is suspicious, but rather a former Mrs. Ewing, if you catch my drift.

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Dallas: Emma, John Ross and Pamela related scoop on the season 3 premiere (Episode 3x01 "The Return") and Emma related scoop on episode 3x02 "Trust Me" from TVLine's Michael Ausiello

Here's some scoop on Dallas from this week's (Posted on 1/28/14) Ask Ausiello column.

Question: I’m dying for some Dallas scoop! Mainly about my favorite bad girl Emma Ryland, but I’ll take anything! –Allison
Ausiello: Picking up a mere 12 hours after the finale, the Season 3 premiere finds your very bad girl having lots and lots and lots of sex with John Ross. (Like, to the point that you wonder if they’ll ever stop.) But during the times she does come up for air, she helps Pamela plan her wedding to John Ross (awkward!) and, in Episode 2, gets knocked down a peg by the father she put behind bars.

Link to the full article:‘Nashville’ Season 2 Finale Spoilers — Ask Ausiello - TVLine

Dallas: Scoop on the season 3 premiere from TVLine's Matt Webb Mitovich

Here's some scoop on Dallas from this week's (Posted on 12/19/13) Matt's Inside Line column.

Do you have news you can share about the upcoming season of Dallas on TNT? — @pattydrake2
If you were looking for a sizeable time jump between Seasons 2 and 3, you won’t get it. EP Cynthia Cidre told me the new season picks up just 12 or so hours later, though before the premiere is over there’s also a one-week fast-forward.

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Dallas: TNT Sets Season 3 Premiere Date and Announces Split Season-TVLine

According to TVLine's Matt Webb Mitovich, season 3 of TNT's Dallas will premiere on February 23, 2014. Season 3 will also be split into two separate halves. Season 3 will also feature what Executive Producer Michael Robins calls “the biggest Southfork wedding yet!”. Here's an excerpt from the article, which gives some details on the scheduling for Dallas' split third season:

As first unofficially announced by cast member Josh Henderson back in July, Dallas‘ coming run will be split into two halves — an opening run of eight episodes, and then seven more come summer — with each batch serving up its own cliffhanger, showrunner Cynthia Cidre told TVGM.

Cast additions for Season 3 include 90210‘s AnnaLynne McCord (playing a tomboy-ish ranch hand love interest for Jesse Metcalfe’s Christopher) and Camp alum Juan Pablo Di Pace (in the series regular role of self-made billionaire businessman Nicolas Trevino.

Link to the full article:‘Dallas’ Season 3 Premiere Date — Split Season Starts Feb. 24 2014 - TVLine



My thoughts: While I'm very excited for season 3 of Dallas to start, I have to admit that I'm not very happy about the fact that TNT is splitting season 3 into two separate halves. It always bugs me when cable networks air seasons of a show in two separate halves considering the fact that seasons for most shows on cable TV networks typically only consist of 13 to 16 episodes. I might not mind cable networks doing that if the seasons had 22 to 24 episodes each season, but I just think it's stupid when cable networks air seasons of TV shows in two separate halves when their seasons are usually shorter than that. Personally, I think that cable networks should air the entire season of a TV show all at once with the exception of maybe one or two short breaks between episodes like broadcast TV networks do. That being said, I'm really excited for season 3, and I'm really anxious to see who's getting married on the show next season.

Dallas: Casting related scoop on a new role in season 3 from E! Online's Kristin Dos Santos

Here's some scoop on Dallas from Kristin Dos Santos' Spoiler Chat column, which was posted on 9/18/13.

Michael: Any Dallas news?
A pretty new lady will be stirring up drama when season three debuts as fans will meet Heather, a tomboy-ish ranch hand, in the premiere. Feminine and sexy, Heather can more than hold her own in her male-dominated profession, but an attraction to bad boys is her Achilles' heel.

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Dallas: Casting related scoop on season 3 from TVLine's Michael Ausiello

Here's some scoop on Dallas from this week's (Posted on 9/17/13) Ask Ausiello column.

Question: Too early for some scoop on season three of Dallas? —Dylan
Ausiello: Actually, your timing is perfect. I just learned that the show is adding a major new female character in Season 3, which starts shooting Oct. 2. The newbie, Heather, is described as a “freckle-faced tomboy” who works as a ranch hand and has a history of making terrible choices when it comes to men. Rumor has it she’s attracted to bad boys, so that noise you hear is the sound of J.R.’s harem expanding. (Hear it?!)

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