Barbara Bel Geddes, Patrick Duffy, Linda Gray, Larry Hagman, Susan Howard, Steve Kanaly, Howard Keel, Ken Kercheval, Priscilla Beaulieu Presley, Victoria Principal, Charlene Tilton. Originally broadcast on television as individual episodes in 1985-86. Special features: Seasons of change. Examines the most famous dream sequence ever -Dallas' ninth season - and also looks back to season eight to examine the effect of Barbara Bel Geddes' departure for a year, and then her eventual return.
Contents:
Disc 4. Blast from the past. Rock bottom -- Those eyes -- Ressurection -- Saving grace -- Mothers -- The wind of change -- Quandary -- Disc 2. Close encounters -- Suffer the little children -- The prize -- En passant -- Goodbye, farewell, and amen -- Curiosity killed the cat -- The missing link -- Twenty-four hours -- Disc 3. -- The deadly game -- Blame it on Bogota -- Shadow games -- Missing -- Dire straits -- Overture -- Sitting ducks -- Masquerade -- Disc 4. Just desserts -- Nothing's ever perfect -- J.R. rising -- Serendipity -- Thrice in a lifetime -- Hello, goodbye, hello -- Blast from the past.
Summary:
"This season some Dallas moneymen take a bath -and one takes a shower. (If you don't know what that means, you're in for a surprise!). The action begins with Southfork mourning the death of Bobby Ewing. But before the tears are dry, folks are up to their oil wells in chicanery, greed and lust. J.R. romps with his mistress, institutionalizes his wife and plots to destroy his new business partner. Mark Graison returns from the presumed dead to complicate Pam's love life. Cliff concocts a can't-miss scheme to grab control of Ewing Oil. A femme fatale shipping CEO vamps J.R., Jack and even Cliff. Then there's a wedding, an adoption, attempted murder, jungle adventure in Colombia and lots, lots more. It's gotta be Dallas, y'all."--Container.
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