Dallas

Wednesdays, 12:31 PM ET, TNT

Current Season: 2 - Total Episodes: 10
Highest Rated: Ep 9, Season 1

C+

“J.R.’s Masterpiece”

by Phil Dyess-Nugent March 11, 2013 -

J.R. has left the building.

B-

“Battle Lines/Venomous Creatures”

by Phil Dyess-Nugent January 28, 2013 -

All the characters you want to see again, and several you'd like to see put out to sea on an ice floe, are back for one more tour of Southfork.

B+

“Revelations”

by Phil Dyess-Nugent August 8, 2012 -

The Ewings spend their season finale brushing away the amateurs trying to destroy them, so they can concentrate on the rewarding work of destroying each other.

“Family Business”

by Phil Dyess-Nugent August 1, 2012 -

The Ewings get in touch with their inner Waltons as Bobby starts circling the drain.

Ep. 8, Season 2
“J.R.’s Masterpiece”
Ep. 1, Season 2
“Battle Lines/Venomous Creatures”
Ep. 9, Season 1
“Revelations”
Ep. 8, Season 1
“Family Business”

Features Reviews

Season

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“Revelations”
Episode 9

The Ewings spend their season finale brushing away the amateurs trying to destroy them, so they can concentrate on the rewarding work of destroying each other.
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B+
“Family Business”
Episode 8

The Ewings get in touch with their inner Waltons as Bobby starts circling the drain.
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B
“No Good Deed”
Episode 7

An attempt on John Ross' life lures J. R. back to Dallas. Why didn't anyone try this earlier?
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C
“Collateral Damage”
Episode 6

If J.R. is stuck in Vegas much longer, they’re going to have to change the title of the show.
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B-
“Truth And Consequences”/“The Enemy Of My Enemy”
Episode 5

J. R. lights out for Las Vegas, because if he just stayed in town and kept an eye on his business, how would anyone else ever win a round?
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B-
“The Last Hurrah”
Episode 4

Things aren’t quite heating up yet.
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C
“The Price You Pay”
Episode 3

The old people are crushing the young people so far this season.
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C+
“Changing Of The Guard”/”Hedging Your Bets”
Episode 1-2

J.R. Ewing—and the TV franchise that made him famous—is back.
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B-

“J.R.’s Masterpiece”
Episode 8

J.R. has left the building.
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C+
“Battle Lines/Venomous Creatures”
Episode 1

All the characters you want to see again, and several you'd like to see put out to sea on an ice floe, are back for one more tour of Southfork.
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B-

Yeah, sure, Patrick Duffy will star in your theoretical Step By Step reunion
Because why wouldn’t he?
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Check out more blatantly telegraphed twists on The Following
Now that we know Joe's big plan on The Following, we can't wait for the even more boring twists to come! Also: Switched At Birth ends its season, and Dallas remembers J.R. Ewing.
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RuPaul's Drag Race returns, so it's time to find out what "squirrelfriends" means
RuPaul's Drag Race is back, so don't feel bad when you work "squirrelfriends" into conversation at every opportunity. Also: Both My Girl movies?! One after the other?!
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Caption Contest: What is Jason Statham thinking?
Statham, cowboy hat, pensive look. Go!
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Do look back: What did we wind up thinking about our most anticipated 2012 entertainment?
Another list from The A.V. Club.
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RIP Larry Hagman
Larry Hagman, most famous for playing J.R. Ewing on the hugely influential primetime soap Dallas, has died from complications from throat cancer, according to the Dallas Morning News.
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Judging a show by its title: The 2012 fall TV preview, part 2
Some of the year’s new shows summarize themselves better than others, but we’re here to equalize.
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The fourth season of Childrens Hospital is here to heal your funny bone (and other horrifying ailments)
The fourth season of Childrens Hospital is here to heal your funny bone (and other vaguely horrifying ailments). Also: Louie has a date with IKEA and Wilfred has a date with destiny.
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NBC is betting what you'll want after lots of Olympics coverage is a sad Matthew Perry
NBC decides to follow up the Olympics with a new sitcom about Matthew Perry in grief counseling, which sounds like a good time. Also: How will Dallas cliffhang its season?
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Check out Hit & Miss before you have to miss it (hee, hee)
There are only six episodes of Hit & Miss, so please enjoy the transsexual assassin show while you still can, people! Also: The Olympics, evil men from Dallas, and the end of Lawrence Kasdan's career.
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Top Chef Masters returns with another season and, presumably, yet another format
Top Chef Masters returns to give you yet another food show to watch this summer. Also: You will contract Olympics fever. The British will make sure of this.
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Help us shake some dust, as we begin our look at Carnivàle season two
We almost canceled the show before HBO did, but here comes Carnivàle, season two, for your TV Club Classic pleasure. Also: Inside Men concludes, and TCM celebrates Andy Griffith.
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Damages begins its final season with around 63 percent more Ryan Phillippe than usual
Damages is back for its final season, and it's brought Ryan Phillippe along for the ride. Also: Chloe Sevigny plays a transsexual contract killer! We are not making this up.
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TNT renews Dallas and Rizzoli And Isles, is totally Rizzoli-and-Isling it right now
Way to Rizzoli And Isle, TNT.
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Inside Men steals our hearts and minds
Inside Men steals our hearts and minds. Also: Politics in the year 3012, and the introduction of Ann Veal’s low center of gravity.
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Good news, everyone! Your "Good news, everyone!" jokes are relevant again, now that Futurama is back
Good news, everyone! Futurama is back, to begin another season of science-fiction hjinks. Also: We make fun of a Best Picture winner and praise a Mandy Moore vehicle. What of it?!
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Dallas lassoed a whole mess of old people last night
It was the year's highest-rated cable series premiere.
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J.R. Ewing adds cancellation to the list of things that apparently cannot kill him
TNT has just the thing for an America overrun by '80s throwbacks: a new version of Dallas! Also: One dance competition comes to an end; another goes to Salt Lake City!
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