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Dallas - Season 7 [DVD] [Dual Disc Format]*

Larry Hagman , Howard Keel    Parental Guidance   DVD
4.9 out of 5 stars  See all reviews (15 customer reviews)
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  • Actors: Larry Hagman, Howard Keel, Patrick Duffy, Victoria Principal, Linda Gray
  • Format: PAL, Subtitled, Full Screen, Colour, HiFi Sound
  • Language: English, French
  • Subtitles: English, French, Swedish
  • Region: Region 2 (This DVD may not be viewable outside Europe. Read more about DVD formats.)
  • Aspect Ratio: 4:3 - 1.33:1
  • Number of discs: 5
  • Classification: PG
  • Studio: Warner Home Video
  • DVD Release Date: 17 Sep 2007
  • Run Time: 1414 minutes
  • Average Customer Review: 4.9 out of 5 stars  See all reviews (15 customer reviews)
  • ASIN: B000UVGXRS
  • Amazon Bestsellers Rank: 6,215 in Film & TV (See Top 100 in Film & TV)

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The complete seventh season of the larger than life Ewing family. With 'Southfork' in flames, and Bobby (Patrick Duffy) and Pam (Victoria Principal) splitting up, nothing is running smooth for Dallas's first family. To make matters worse, J.R. has to share running the company with Bobby. It'll all end in tears. Episodes comprise: 'The Road Back', 'The Long Goodbye', 'The Letter', 'My Brother's Keeper', 'The Quality of Mercy', 'Check and Mate', 'Ray's Trial', 'The Oil Baron's Ball', 'Morning After', 'The Buck Stops Here', 'To Catch a Sly', 'Barbecue Four', 'Past Imperfect', 'Peter's Principle', 'Offshore Crude', 'Some Do... Some Don't', 'Eye of the Beholder', 'Twelve Mile Limit', 'Where Is Poppa?', 'When the Bough Breaks', 'True Confessions', 'And the Winner Is...', 'Fools Rush In', 'The Unexpected', 'Strange Alliance', 'Blow Up', 'Turning Point', 'Love Stories', 'Hush, Hush, Sweet Jessie' and 'End Game'.

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12 of 12 people found the following review helpful
5.0 out of 5 stars Bright Lights and Big Fights 14 Feb 2008
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This season is Dallas at its glitzy best. The sets get better, the lighting turns up a notch and the action moves to more upmarket joints, like the Oil Barons Club. J.R. is at his dastardly best, Swellin makes eyes at gorgeous young student Peter, and poor old Lucy is unlucky in love yet again. Pam and Bobby are still apart, and this series see the return of Jenna Wade, played by the gorgeous Priscilla Presley. John Ross Junior steals every scene he is in, due to his great acting, as does baby Christopher, but only because he never stops crying. The fashions are a delight as is the hair : the shoulder pads and backcombing get wider as the series progresses. Cliff is in the money for once but fool that he is, it's not long until he's back to making useless deals. And lovely Miss Ellie finds romance with Clayton Farlow. The dilemmmas are still there: how much food do these people eat and never put on weight? Why do they drink bourbon all day and then drive home? And why do so many rich people all have to share a house? A classic Dallas series: watch out for Katherine Wentworth, too. Pure soap villainy at its best.
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8 of 8 people found the following review helpful
5.0 out of 5 stars The show was still raising some "gushers"!!! 20 Jun 2008
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"Dallas," though one of CBS's top-rated shows, was showing a slight drop in the ratings at the start of the show's SIXTH season.

The producers decided to add some controversy and spice to the show with a May-December romance between Sue Ellen (Linda Gray) and her son's trainer, Peter (special guest Christopher Atkins). There is also the end of the beloved marriage of Bobby (Patrick Duffy) and Pam (Victoria Principal) and the rekindling of a romance between Bobby and old flame Jenna Wade, now played by Priscilla Presley. The third highlight of the season sees the marriage of Ewing matriarch Miss Ellie (Barbara Bel Geddes) and Clayton Farlow (Howard Keel).

Of course, of all the characters, the dominant character is still J.R. Ewing, superbly played by Larry Hagman. Hagman is given the best lines, indicative of his character's devilish persona, willing to do anything to keep Ewing Oil on top.

Woe to anyone that stands in his way...and that applies to family members, too.

Linda Gray has really grown as an actress and she gets many chances to show her thespian skills. Besides that, her distinctive walk, along with her marvelous figure, is presented in several key scenes around the Ewing pool.

With those three aforementioned major plot developments propelling much of the season, it would be easy to concentrate on those solely; however, this is "Dallas" and, like the state in which the soap takes place, is bigger and other story lines and characters routinely take center stage.

Steve Kanaly and Susan Howard (Ray and Donna Krebbs) are highlighted as their characters get embroiled in a case of euthanasia. Guest star Kate Reid is memorable as Ray's Aunt Lil.

Morgan Brittany shines as Katherine Wentworth, Pam's sister, who will do anything (including sleep with J.R) to conquer Bobby.

Ken Kerchevel's Cliff Barnes is still as social-climbing as ever, willing to sacrifice his morals, his family, and even his girlfriend Afton (Audrey Landers) to achieve his place in Dallas society and power.

Speaking of Afton, she continues to be the silent conscious of the show, being the first to notice Katherine's deviousness, Pam's inability to shake her divorce with Bobby, and her own dwindling relationship with Barnes. Landers' skill as an actress, as well as her "telling eyes," is showcased well this season.

J.R.'s secretary, Sly (Deborah Rennard), finds her loyalty tested but turns the tables on her blackmailer and becomes her boss's undercover agent.

New and equally interesting characters are introduced. As mentioned above, Peter becomes the "young stud" in Sue Ellen's life. Though Atkins does an admirable job as the Sue Ellen's suitor, his boyish looks betray him. He appears to be more like seventeen than his actual twenty-two years. His "intimacies" with the forty-something Gray almost border on the absurd.

40's movie star Alexis Smith joins the cast as Clayton's off-center and mysterious sister, Jessica. It is ironic that both she and Keel were MGM stars during that studios heyday.

The show would not be complete without appearances of other actors in their respective recurring roles: Fern Fitzgerald (the sexy Marilee Stone), Don Star (Jordan Lee), Morgan Woodward (Punk Anderson), Dennis Patrick (Vaughn Leland), and my personal favorite Pat Colbert (Dora Mae, the hostess of The Cattleman's Club).

As far as the DVD quality as a whole is concerned, the picture transfer could be better, befitting the status of the show in television history. If any show deserves re-mastery, it is the Lorimar production.

Also, there is only one extra: an interesting, albeit short, look at the men behind the music of "Dallas."
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2 of 2 people found the following review helpful
5.0 out of 5 stars a quality 80's show 21 Dec 2010
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This is classic Dallas - a terrific season, reminding you what a great show this used to be and why half the world watched it religiously at the time.

This is the season that picks up after the Southfolk fire; Sue-Ellen takes a `toy boy' lover (in the shape of special guest star Christopher Atkins); JR comes close to finally ruining Cliff; Pam and Mark and Bobby and Jenna (the arrival of Priscilla Presley in the role) and Katherine's plotting; of course ending with the shooting of Bobby.

There are disappointments though, such as the shocking under use of Afton (the wonderful Audrey Landers, whatever happened to her?) and lack of Miss Ellie during the first half of the season. Also, the last two episodes feel incredibly rushed - storyline's carefully grown over the season seem to unexpectedly conclude, with JR being beastly to everyone, and the conclusions to these clever story threads don't always fit, almost as if the writers decided the cliff-hanger and worked backwards giving reasons why (which is apparently how they came up with the original JR shooting in 1980). However these small niggles aside, its great - as a serial show - to see a stronger and centred Sue-Ellen stand up to JR; the arrival of Jenna; and of course JR's many manipulations.

The transfer of DVD is great, making it hard to believe that these episodes were originally filmed over 25 years ago. The `bonus' features are abit of a let-down though, which is a shame.

I knew, but don't really remember the show (being too young at the time of original broadcast) but am truly having a wonderful time revisiting this classic show - I'm not even watching it in order, instead swapping around between seasons (see my other reviews) and enjoying this for what it is - a quality 80's show.
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Most Recent Customer Reviews
5.0 out of 5 stars Classic!
Fab as usual, great to remember it all over again! Great season with J.R. and Sue Ellen at odds as usual and Clayton and Miss Ellie getting married.
Published 23 days ago by Markie74
5.0 out of 5 stars JR
what can I say its great to relive the plots and its a laugh a minute we have started from season 1
Published 28 days ago by Terence Beyer
5.0 out of 5 stars dallas series 7
Can hardly wait for series 8. we eithe order from the UK or the united states, which ever is the best price.

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Published 3 months ago by Kenneth B. Barrett
4.0 out of 5 stars Good buy.
Fast delivery. This DVD was much better quality than I expected. I had been watching Dallas on CBS Drama and the picture quality was not very good at all, this was great.
Published 4 months ago by Mrs J T Morris
5.0 out of 5 stars one of the best editions
]dallas still looks good after all these years-only thing that looked dated was the phone - great fun with lots of twists and turns in the plots lol- sue ellen at her... Read more
Published 18 months ago by Stephen Osze
5.0 out of 5 stars dallas season 7
i have'nt got a lot to say other than dallas from the first series to the next one just keeps getting better and better has their been a better bad guy you just hate to love than... Read more
Published on 14 Feb 2010 by Mr. M. A. Robinson
5.0 out of 5 stars Excellent Stuff!
This is well liked by my wife for whom I have bought the last six seasons so far. I have been asked to go as far as the 'Bobby dream' then stop.
So far so good .. ..
Published on 7 Nov 2009 by Freedom2m0soe
5.0 out of 5 stars A blast from the past!!!
They dont make them like Dallas anymore! A reminder of being a young child in the 80's and how brill telly use to be! Read more
Published on 26 July 2009 by Ryz Huws
5.0 out of 5 stars Sensational 7!
A brilliant season of the classic texas drama from 1983/84. The production team appear to have raised the bar with this particular season with some great storylines to boot! Read more
Published on 1 Jan 2008 by Callum G
4.0 out of 5 stars Carry On Dallas !
It is true that after Jim Davis died Dallas got more & more over the top and downright implausible . It was good that Howard Keel turned up as Clayton Farlow and met Miss Ellie . Read more
Published on 27 Oct 2007 by Mr. Mg Reynolds
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