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DALLAS Star Josh Henderson Previews The Fallout From The Three-Way With John Ross, Emma, and Pamela!

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General Hospital wasn’t the only soap to bring the idea of a menage a trois to its characters!  TNT’s Dallas ended the first half of its third season with Pamela (Julie Gonzalo) joining her husband John Ross (John Henderson) and his mistress Emma (Emma Bell) for a three-way only to have to dial 911 in the middle of it!

Dallas star Josh Henderson was the special guest today on Access Hollywood Live where he previewed what’s in store for the second half of the season of the series, and when the story picks up this coming Monday night, August 18th at 9pMET!

Henderson revealed: “When we left off with the midseason cliffhanger, all hell broke loose! You had John Ross with his wife and mistress at the same time, and then his wife overdoses and is on the floor which is completely John Ross’ fault, and yeah it got a little awkward in that hotel, and there were a lot of awkward moments in that scene!  And of course, Southfork is burning to the ground and my on-screen mother Sue Ellen (Linda Gray) is passed out drunk in the house and so is someone else.   So, we don’t know who’s going to make it.  So it’s a little scary!”

During the segment, Josh also discussed his musical and athletic talents and how an original song he wrote about John Ross and JR’s (the late Larry Hagman) relationship will be woven into the score of an upcoming episode of the series.

Watch Josh after the jump on Access Hollywood Live! Then let us know. what you think will happen when the story picks-up in the aftermath of the overdose and the menage a trois on Dallas ?

 

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First, a shout out to Josh Henderson. What a fantastic actor. He is absolutely worthy of the Great Larry Hagman’s legacy. How this actor is not even nominated for an Emmy is mindboggling.

The “three-way” on Dallas wasn’t the story, it was a scene, it was not discussed or planned by all three characters. It was Pamela’s way to get revenge on Jon Ross and Emma. First by screwing with their minds, and them literally as well I guess, and then turning the tables by having taken the drugs and overdosing during. That was drama and a complete surprise to the audience.

The GH story was just plain juvenile, crass and full of ridiculous dialogue that was embarrassing for all involved, the actors and the audience. It also comes four months after the Dallas scene which is another example of just how unoriginal RC is and that when he steals an idea, he’s incapable of doing anything with it that isn’t juvenile, low brow and amateurish.

LOL ..
It is all in humor, have fun with it..
It will never happen<– and the 3 have no idea how to even go about doing a threesome and that is funny in itself !
Just the looks on their faces was good for a laugh..
soaps can be fun if one is not overly serious over the makebelieve bs .. 🙂

su0000 you constantly miss the point of posters who talk about the quality or lack of quality on GH. You reduce the argument to things just being fun and you reduce those who see its flaws to people who take make believe seriously.

First, it’s fine to have fun, the problem is with how poorly GH does it, with atrocious, low brow amateur dialogue and storytelling. Comedy is fun when it is executed properly, it is painful and embarrassing in the hands of no talents.

Recognizing that is not a sign of taking something too seriously. The show exists, people watch it, they have opinions. You get a kick out of what this group is able to produce. I’m someone who is used to more skilled writing and storytelling, drama or comedy. It is not an issue of taking things seriously, it is an issue that the actual quality of the show is extremely poor.

I respectfully disagree about the 3way talk on GH. What you saw as crass & ridiculous, GH50, I saw as mature discussions by responsible adults. Talking about participating in such an act beforehand IS the responsible thing to do, isn’t it? I sense a real generational discomfort from some viewers about *discussing* sex. It’s kind of backwards. They, like you, say the dialogue was stupid & unrealistic. Really? The 3 participants all talked about their reactions & feelings to other parties beforehand, not in a frat boy sniggering kind of way (well, barring Franco’s high-5). But, in a rational, adult manner. It indicated thoughtful consideration on everyone’s part before literally jumping into bed, which is the opposite of what Pamela did on DALLAS – a suicidal dare via ambush designed to take everyone over the edge with her. I found Lucas’ honesty a nice change of pace to the tired soap trope of juggling two lovers for months hoping neither one finds out. How many times have we seen (and been bored by) that scenario over the decades? I like that Felix continues to look for his special guy. And I loved the conversations between Carly/Lucas, Brad/Britt, and Felix/Franco because they showed sides of the other characters that we rarely get to see. Carly discussing responsible sexual behavior with her little brother after her brazen history was hilarious!

GH50, you claim to be “used to more skilled writing and storytelling, drama or comedy”, and yet you are “mindboggled” as to why Josh Henderson hasn’t been nominated for an Emmy! Talk about a contradiction…

aww geez!
they are having threesomes/menage a trois without me!!

(menage a trois is the in-thing theses day..

Great to see that GH is also keeping up with the in crowd! ahha
(even if only teasing us with a thresome cus it will never happen on daytime, nope..

almost as good as the 60’s hippy people free love/sex days!!..

I love Josh and Julie! They have such incredible chemistry and the producers are foolish for not taking advantage of it. They are a treat to watch and need more scenes together! I haven’t felt this way about an acting pair since Trevor and Florencia. I also want to give a shout out to Judith Light. What a talent! I can’t wait for Monday.

Mama Rylan is a hoot! And I’m there with you on Monday. DALLAS 2.0 takes no prisoners & pushes buttons by making the Ewings the most normal of all the families on the show. Certainly compared to the twisted Rylans, Elena’s extended drug-running family, and whatever hired help is currently sleeping w/Christopher, they are normal. One thing is for sure – you would never see Helena Cassadine or Dr. O snorting cocaine & declaring, “Mama like!”

I’m so excited and cannot wait for Monday.

Look forward to DALLAS’ return and hope it gets renewed for another year. I love this show.

Great show. Highly recommend it.

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Lifetime’s ‘Ladies of the ’80s: A Divas Christmas’ Brings Epic Food Fight and “Slapfest Coup de Grâce”

Get ready for the feuding soap opera divas, when five actresses known for their signature primetime and daytime roles are brought together in Lifetime’s new holiday film, Ladies of the ’80s: A Divas Christmas.

Saturday night, December 2nd on Lifetime (8pm ET/7PM CT) marks the highly-anticipated holiday movie premiere featuring: Donna Mills (ex-Knots Landing), Nicolette Sheridan (ex-Knots Landing), Morgan Fairchild (ex-Falcon Crest et al), Linda Gray (ex-Dallas) and Loni Anderson (ex-WKRP in Cincinnati).

Here’s what we do know! In story, five alums from the long-running soap, The Great Lakes reunite for a live Christmas finale. Uh-oh!  Now take a look at the backstory of the colorful cast of characters (pay special attention to the clever twists on the actresses names!)

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LAUREN EWING (Linda Gray) “Everyone thinks I’m so damn good all the time,” confesses the junk food-loving Lauren of her second act as a lifestyle guru. “I don’t know how Gwenyth Paltrow does it!”

DANA CUNNINGHAM (Donna Mills) Now a sitcom mom, she’s yet to make amends to ex-bestie Juliette after abruptly leaving the soap back in the day. Not that she hasn’t tried: “When I thought the world was going to end in Y2K,” Dana says, “I reached out to her, and she never called me back.”

LILY MARLOWE (Loni Anderson) After replacing Dana on ‘Great Lakes’, Lily never again found a role to win her acclaim. “What do I have to show for (my career)? An arc on  For the People – Shonda Rhimes’ only flop!”

JULIETTE MATHESON (Nicollette Sheridan) “She left me for L.A.,” the party girl turned fashion mogul recalls of Dana’s betrayal. Will their feud derail the entire event?

MARGEAUX ROBERTS (Morgan Fairchild) “Fasten your face-lifts, ladies, it’s gonna be a bumpy weekend!” The sassy grande dame of ‘Great Lakes’ sees the Juliette-Dana beef as the perfect escape from her own domestic drama.

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Now, making this all the more hysterical is the director of The Great Lakes reunion special, which makes the five women live under the same roof, is its former child star Alex, who has gotten his ex-girlfriend, Nell to direct the finale. Meanwhile, in the subplot. the ‘Ladies of the ’80s’ come up with a plan to get Alex and Nell back together.

As with any good soap opera, there is a major food fight. Linda Gray shared with USA Today ,”The food fight was one take. And it was fabulous.” And of course, their is a bitch-fest slap-fest. Morgan Fairchild revealed, “Oh honey, we all got ours in. Mine was a simple, ‘How dare you?’ with a slap. But I was hoping for a punch.”

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The movie’s EP, Larry Thompson, who is a Hollywood manager and has Donna Mills as a client, said that the entire scene peaks with the”slapfest coup de grâce.” What is that exactly? That is when Donna Mills pushes Nicollette Sheridan into a pool in a nod to Dynasty’s Lily bond battle between Dynasty’s Alexis (Joan Collins) and Krystle (Linda Evans).

In case you missed it previously, check out the trailer for Ladies of the ’80s: A Divas Christmas below, also starring Patrika Darbo, Alec Mapa, Mills real-life daughter, Chloe Mills, and Christopher Atkins with theme song by Tiffany.

Now let us know, will you be tuning in to the movie for a premise that should delight many a longtime soap fan? Share your thoughts in the comment section.

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Morgan Fairchild, Nicollette Sheridan & Donna Mills Visit ‘Tamron Hall’ to Talk ‘Ladies of the ’80s: A Divas Christmas’

UPDATED: Monday November 27th, soap opera favorites, Morgan Fairchild (GH, ex-DAYS, DFT, The City, Dallas, Falcon Crest et al), Nicollette Sheridan (ex-Knots Landing) and Donna Mills (ex-Knots Landing) visit with Tamron Hall on her syndicated talk show. (find times in your area here).

The trio is set to give some inside intel to Tamron on their highly-anticipating holiday film, Ladies of the ’80s: A Divas Christmas, set to premiere on Lifetime on Saturday, December 2nd (8pm ET/7Pm CT) and streams next day.

As previously reported, Ladies of the 80’s: A Divas Christmas also stars Linda Gray (Dallas) and Loni Anderson (WKRP in Cincinnati) and in story, five glamorous ‘80s soap opera stars reunite to share the spotlight to shoot the final Christmas episode of their long-running soap opera.

The producer, Alex (Travis Burns) and director Nell (Taylor Ann Thompson), old college friends, do their best to keep things on the rails but as the ladies come together, old rivalries resurface that threaten to tear the whole production apart. With the show nearly canceled before it even begins due to the ladies’ famous diva behavior, they reluctantly agree to set aside their differences and past secrets to “act” as if they all still love each other.  When old sparks reignite between Alex and Nell, the ladies become eager to play cupid and conspire to bring the couple together. Along the way, the divas also discover that the love between them all is still very strong too.

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Ladies of the ‘80s: A Divas Christmas also stars Christopher Atkins, Patrika Darbo (ex-DAYS, B&B, The Bay), Alec Mapa, and Mills’s daughter, Chloe Mills. In addition, the holiday film features a theme song performed by none other than ’80s pop star Tiffany.

Check out the official trailer for ‘Ladies of the ’80s’ starring Donna, Nicollette, Linda, Morgan and Loni below, followed by the Tamron Hall Show segment.

Now let us know, are you looking forward to watching Ladies of the ’80s: A Divas Christmas? Share your thoughts in the comment section.

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Donna Mills, Linda Gray, Nicollette Sheridan, Morgan Fairchild, Loni Anderson to Appear in Lifetime’s 80s and Soap-Themed Holiday Movie

Wowza! Now here’s a line-up of soap opera and primetime favorites all in one movie! Coming up for the holidays, Lifetime has revealed they have an 80s and soap-themed film starring: Donna Mills (ex-Knots Landing, General Hospital), Linda Gray (ex-Dallas), Nicollette Sheridan (ex-Knots Landing and Dynasty), Morgan Fairchild (ex-Falcon Crest, SFT, DAYS et al) and Loni Anderson (ex-WKRP in Cincinnati).

Filmed earlier in 2023, Ladies of the 80’s is said to follow five soap opera divas (how fun and perfect!), as they reunite to shoot the final Christmas episode of their long-running soap opera!

In story, the producer, Alex (Travis Burns) and director Nell (Taylor Ann Thompson), who happen to be old college friends, do their best to keep things on the rails but as the ladies come together, old rivalries resurface that threaten to tear the production apart. With the show nearly canceled before it even begins due to the ladies’ famous diva behavior, they reluctantly agree to set aside their differences and past secrets to “act” as if they all still love each other.  When old sparks reignite between Alex and Nell, the ladies become eager to play cupid and conspire to bring the couple together.  

But wait, there’s more! In addition to the five leading ladies, the cast also includes: Days of our Lives favorite Patrika Darbo (ex-Nancy), Alec Mapa, and Donna Mills’ real-life daughter, Chloe Mills, plus 80s heartthrob, Christopher Atkins.

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There is even a Ladies of the 80’s theme song, performed by none other than 80’s pop star, Tiffany!

In a statement on the project, the movie’s EP Larry A. Thompson shared: “The opportunity to bring together Donna, Morgan, Loni, Linda and Nicollette, five powerhouse women into one holiday movie, has been like finding the perfect gift under the Christmas tree.”

The official airdate of the holiday movie will be revealed shortly in the networks’s A Wonderful Lifetime Holiday movie schedule. Deadline first shared the news.

What do you think of this upcoming soap opera-themed movie featuring Donna, Linda, Nicollette, Morgan and Loni? Comment below.

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