Elsbeth: Episode 2x13 "Tearjerker" Promo (HD) (ft. Jordana Brewster)

Here's a promo for next week's episode, episode 2x13 "Tearjerker".

 

Lethal Weapon: Episode 1x14 "The Murtaugh File" Promo (HD)

Here's a promo for the next episode, episode 1x14 "The Murtaugh File".

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: "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: 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 (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: Scoop on Elena's storyline in season 3 from Entertainment Weekly's Sandra Gonzalez

Here's some scoop on Dallas from Entertainment Weekly's Sandra Gonzalez's The Spoiler Room column, which was posted on 7/25/13.

Any intel on the next season of Dallas? Is Elena going to be in a full-out war with the Ewings? — Tracy
TBD, since the cast doesn’t go back until October. But Jordana Brewster would love it! “I don’t know much but I do know I hope to follow in that same direction. I think Elena found out that she was betrayed in a massive way, and I think it’s very hard to forget that,” she said. “I think vengeance might be on her mind.”

Link to the full article:Spoiler Room: TV scoop on 'Supernatural,' 'Suits' and more | Inside TV | EW.com