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“Dallas” buried J.R. Ewing this past season, but the series will live on, now that TNT has renewed it for a third season.

(Reuters) – A ruby-adorned silver and gold belt buckle from the U.S. television drama “Dallas” forms the centerpiece of an auction of personal items of late actor Larry Hagman, who… More

Everyone wondered if “Dallas” could survive J.R.’s death. The epic, satisfying, downright fun finale serves as the show’s argument that a third season is not only a possibility but a… More

It’s hard to believe that we’re already at the penultimate episode of the second season of “Dallas,” To be more precise, it’s two episodes back-to-back. After everything that the Ewings… More

This week, ‘Dallas” tells the story of two cousins. One is a bitter, mean drunk. The other is a stand up guy who will do whatever it takes to help… More

Larry Hagman’s final episode ended with conniving Texas oilman J.R. Ewing talking on the phone to his son, John Ross, and the sound of gunfire reminiscent of the “Who Shot J.R.?” cliffhanger in the original CBS series, which aired from 1978 to 1991.

Forget Southfork and Ewing Energy. Ninety percent of this week’s episode of “‘Dallas,” ‘Guilt and Innocence” took place in the hospital. That turned out to make for a pretty dull… More

I watched the first post-J.R.episode of “Dallas” Monday night with trepidation. Though Larry Hagman was usually only in a few scenes each episode, J.R. was the person viewers tuned in… More

J.R. Ewing was many things: patriarch, schemer, lover, fighter. He was something else that is rarely acknowledged: the prototype for the modern, morally ambiguous television protagonist. There is a direct… More

Tonight, “Dallas” airs an episode over 30 years in the making: the funeral of J.R.  “J.R.’s Masterpiece” is a moving tribute to both the iconic television character and the man… More