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Josh Henderson Previews Tonight's TNT DALLAS Season Finale: "For The First Time Nearly Every Character Is In Danger!"

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After a mind-blowing season of twists and turns, betrayals, seductions, blackmail, and skullduggery, TNT’s Dallas third season comes to a close tonight with its two-hour season finale beginning at9PMET/8CT!  But as has been promoted …  one Ewing will die! But who will it be? And how will it happen?

According to series star Josh Henderson (John Ross), who spoke to TV Line: “We won’t all make it out alive. For the first time, nearly every character is in danger all at once. The stakes have never been higher.”

Henderson also reveals that John Ross finally wants to repair the damage he has done to the Ewing family and their name, but is it too late? Josh shared: “He makes a big decision in the finale, a dangerous one, because he wants to do right. He wants to right his wrongs and make a big move, and that’s exactly what he does in the finale.”

The titles of the two-part episode finale are “Endgame” and “Brave New World”.  The fate of Dallas for a fourth season is yet to be revealed as the numbers have not been killer, so let’s hope this isn’t the “endgame” tonight!

So will you be watching the two-hour season finale to support your soap?  We asked last week, and we will ask one last time before tonight’s big episodes: Which Ewing will die?  Share your thoughts in the comment section below!

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love this show. the writers are doing a great job. give us another season and more

do not run the show (dallas) against football on monday night

Season finale already?? Uggh. What will I watch on Monday night. I love Dallas and I hope it gets renewed. I don’t see Ann or Christopher being killed off. Bobby has already lost Pam and April. John Ross will live; Sue Ellen would never get sober again if she lost him right after JR.

I cannot wait for this!!! I hope it’s Anne that dies!!!!!!!!!

Why oh why does TNT and Bravo in Canada put this show on Monday nights, one of the busiest nights for television? It did great as a summer series with no competition– I would have left it there for a few years to build an audience before moving it.

I would also ditch the whole split season nonsense. This show doesn’t have enough episodes to warrant a split season–that long pause from the fire to the resolution in August, didn’t create suspense, it just cause people to forget about it.

And now there is going to be this cliffhanger ending for season three and we don’t know if there is going to be a season four– not helping the cause people–

I lost interest in Dallas for that reason…too few episodes and the long split between seasons!!!

Amen. The original “Dallas” even on a short season, delivered 24-26 episodes per season.

What does “Dallas 2.0” deliver? 10? 12?

I feel sorry for folks that think this remake is the bomb. It’s not.

Can’t wait! DALLAS has taken off the last half of season three. Let’s hope season four renewal is right around the corner?!?!?

I loved the original Dallas, and I’ve enjoyed alot of this reboot up till this season, but I have to say, the show is now off the rails. So many people are dying, or almost dying, at the hands of this villain or that one, all of whom are interchangeable. Allies in one scene are enemies in the next. I’ve stopped following all the betrayals, alliances and corporate takeovers or attempted takeovers because there are too many of them in any one episode. The show is a hot mess. I saw tonight’s episodes and I’m not that surprised at who appears to have died, and I can’t say that I’ll miss this particular Ewing, but I don’t see why any of the main characters had to die or appear to have died in order to generate ratings. Decent writing and acting that isn’t over the top (memo to Judith Light: tone it down) will save the day. And why on earth Dallas decided to drop a very hot couple like John Ross and Pamela so that they can make him evil incarnate and her more trampy, and so that Emma can be redeemed, I’ll never know. Emma is a useless character and I can’t forget how rotten she’s been since she came on the show. This is what I mean by bad writing and misplaced priorities. The show had so much potential and then it throws out what works and keeps what doesn’t. No wonder its future is at stake. It makes me very sad.

I agree with you 100%. The writers are way off the beam on this. The acting is good, but the plot lines stink for the most part. I began to really like Ryland after learning he was working with the CIA, thought the writers could really run with that ball, but they fumbled with that potential story line. I liked the idea Of John Ross and Christopher working together in the beginning- with some minor riffs here and there, but nothing even remotely close to that ever came about. What’s wrong with making the business, bigger and better by working together – showing some things in a positive light – instead they want to put the entire show in the gutter. Miss Ellie would be disgusted.

watch every dallas show of the old dallas fo years my wife and i and watch all the new dallas shows with, o my god emoitions , please dont stop now.

I have enjoyed the new Dallas. I watched the first Dallas growing up and remembering when JR got shot. I think Bobby makes the show because it seems to make it feel like the original. I miss JR but I think he would be proud to see the show continue. I hope Josh is not dead. That would be stupid!
I liked the show so much the last time I was in Dallas I went South Fork! Neat place. Good luck for forth season.

Not my choice of the person to die, but did he really? I wouldn’t be a bit surprised to see him come back from the dead…..also, Elaina is pregnant, but maybe not Joaquin’s baby…remember she had sex with John Ross also with the same diaphragm that had holes….hmmmmm…..something to think about till next season. How many episodes did this season have? It seemed like 5 or 6….really? I like the new Dallas, but doesn’t compare to the “old” Dallas..just sayin 🙂

Best season finale ever,always a fan hooked on the old and now the new ,love John Ross.

John Ross just moved the “JR Ewing ” Legacy into the stratosphere. What a performance. Gone is the boyish persona . no more sneaking, playing second or standing in shadows. This guy can hold his own. The scene in Mexico with the gun to his head is spunk , charisma , and bravado his Father never had. The set up of who is the father of Elena’s baby will pit John Ross against the very worldly, suave Nicholas … that will require a disciplined set of skills and wit …
Very disappointed in Pamela, turning stupid like her father , which is why he always lost at every turn….
There are so many incredible plots and twists that can unfold and expand… Great Cast… my bet will always be on John Ross, he is his father’s son, now he is “worse” . You gotta Love it .

LOVE the series LOVE the actors and actress . We actually like this serious better than the old one.
Most action,more puzzles to figure out,love Bobby !!! please continue ASAP

What are you people thinking killing off Christopher. Bobby is old, I wanted to see Christopher and John Ross become the new Bobby and JR. Bummer. Christopher was a lot easier on the eye than Bobby. You should have killed him or Sue Ellen off.

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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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