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DALLAS Sets Air Date For J.R. Ewing's Funeral! Proper Send-Off For Icon Larry Hagman On The Way!

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J.R. finds out he’s dying (offscreen, of course), and decides to push the issue and set up Cliff for the crime!
Anything but a murder. Been there done that
he should just die in his sleep but then there should be one hell of a reading of the will
Totally agree
I think that Hagman would have preferred to be murdered on the show. It would be a more dramatic exit.
I do know one thing. I’m sure going to miss him.
Gosh, you & me both.
I just wish they could let him off-screen still pulling the strings. I hope the conflict lives on. also it is freaky that this happening around the show’s 35th anniversary.
I would like JR to die of natural causes, not a murder. JR would go out on his own terms!
I do not need to have Victoria Principal/Pam return to the reboot. Sooooo much has happened to Bobby Ewing and such. I cannot think that he and others are over her departure. Let Pam rest. There are new stories to tell. And who cannot love Brenda Strong and Ann Ewing? There is so much press about the young guns, but I am pleased to no end about this actor and character and how she is used in the plots.
anyway it is written jr ewing can never be replaced on dallas for he was a true tv icon who does not ove jr on dallas and major anthony nelson on i dream of jeannie he also has other roles in which he was outstanding i hope the new dallas will continue so jr can live on in his son john ross someway but only time will tell but i will continue to watch the new dallas and watch my dvds of the old one as well for he will be missed and never replaced in our hearts, rip our… Read more »
I think a murder would be fitting for one of the greatest characters in television history. Yes it was attempted before, why not make it for real with a good old fashion who-did-it story line. If not, natural causes is fine.
No, Victoria Principal and Pam would help with the void and would really be am awesome idea to have her return. Read a suggestion to have Barbara Eden’s LeAnn De La Vega return for the episode. Another great idea!
Let JR be murdered by Sue Ellen or Pam for destroying their lives! BTW I still have to catch up on the new season 1 reboot so I do not know if both ladies still have grudge against JR!
I think Pam and Bobby should be together. Who is this woman he is married to I have nver heard of her. They should at least address the issue of Pam she Christphers mom and pam would not have just walkd out on her son!!! They need to close that chapter or bring her back.
bring pam back!!!!!!
let jr die of natural causes.
JR is such a classical character, and he’s so multi-faceted and complex. He’s so much larger than life. I think the most sensible thing to do is have him die in the most small, unceremonious, and quiet way possible: dies in sleep would probably be best. I also think he should die alone. I like the irony that someone who was guns blazing in secrecy and deception in his life would die by the smallest of things.
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