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5 out of 5 stars

More Southfork shenanigans and Ewing Oil skulduggery in the much-loved legendary saga. September 24, 2008
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The worldwide mega-hit drama that dominated the 80s returns with the wheelings and dealings of those entertaining and feuding oil-rich Texans in this Season 10 DVD of all the action from Southfork and Ewing Oil. DALLAS returns to its original formula of focusing on the charismatic Ewing family, their in-fighting and J.R.'s scheming. This dramatically vibrant season won the People's Choice Award for Favorite Night Time Dramatic Serial in 1987 and its quality scripts, tightly woven plots and imaginative storylines breathe new life into the show.

Larry Hagman puts on his famous Texan Stetson for another great performance as that lovable villain J.R. Ewing who this season engineers one of his biggest and sneakiest schemes in a plot to blow up rival Arabian oil fields and stirs up a hornets' nest of trouble. The Emmy-winning and legendary Barbara Bel Geddes, who is honored at the American Theatre Hall of Fame for her outstanding contributions to American theatre, displays her great talent as an actress when Wes Parmalee's shock Jock revelation causes Miss Ellie to battle with her family and her conscience. Linda Gray wonderfully portrays a fun and conniving Sue Ellen who sets up sultry Mandy (former Miss USA Deborah Shelton) as her company's sexy lingerie model in a revenge scheme against J.R. Patrick Duffy and Victoria Principal are reunited for their winning portrayal of the 80s supercouple Bobby and Pam who finally remarry after being apart for so long. In an episode written by cast member Susan Howard Chrane (Donna Krebbs), J.R.'s venom level rises against Cliff which sets another sneaky J.R. scheme in motion.

This is a fun and funny season with many humorous lines including some between J.R. and Sue Ellen! Ken Kercheval splendidly plays Cliff Barnes in a light-hearted style throughout this season which makes Cliff more interesting and amusing. Texas-born movie veteran Steve Forrest gives a convincing performance as Wes Parmalee in a storyline involving mystery, scandal and intrigue. Victoria Principal and Ken Kercheval both display their good acting skills in some strong and entertaining scenes together. Former model Sheree J. Wilson is good as the show's new scheming and money-hungry bitch April Stevens. This season's final episode - with the spectacular end-of-season cliffhanger of Pam's explosive exit - is Victoria Principal's, Susan Howard's and Deborah Shelton's last appearances on the show. The legend that is Larry Hagman won the Soap Opera Digest Awards for Outstanding Prime Time Lead Actor and for Outstanding Prime Time Villain during this season. This is a tightly-written and taut season and it also has many comic moments and some shocking ones too.

This tenth season is produced by DALLAS veteran David Paulsen (Writer, Director & Story Editor of DVD Seasons 6, 7 & 8) and is well-plotted and well-executed and it also smashed its competition of the new hit MIAMI VICE in the Nielsen's ratings every week for the whole 1986-87 season which demonstrated the success and strength of this Season 10.

Next on DALLAS in the Season 11 DVD packed with devious intrigue has a nastier and meaner J.R. Ewing who is up to his evil schemes and sinister plotting to exact his ultimate revenge on Weststar. There are 4 seasons left to be released on DVD of the world's most-famous soap opera.

*** The following episode guide is full of spoilers of plots in Season 10 ***

1. RETURN TO CAMELOT (1) - J.R. makes a promise to Mandy to get Sue Ellen off Southfork and he doesn't have to go far to find grounds to divorce her. Bobby devastates Jenna when he breaks the news of his decision to marry Pam instead of her. J.R. and Cliff are both angry when they learn of Bobby and Pam's plan to remarry. J.R. wants to get rid of his cousin Jack.
Bobby warning J.R.: "The first time you step out of line with Pam, Sue Ellen will be a very attractive widow."
J.R. to Bobby: "Go ahead and ruin your life [by marrying Pam] but you're a whole lot dumber than I ever thought a brother of mine could be."

2. RETURN TO CAMELOT (2) - Ewing 12 is on fire after a huge explosion. Sue Ellen trades barbs with J.R. Ray and Clayton hire Wes Parmalee [Steve Forrest] unaware of the big secret he's keeping under his cowboy hat. Mandy has another confrontation with Sue Ellen over J.R. Jenna moves out of Southfork and has to face a disobedient Charlie. Sue Ellen hires a detective to spy on J.R and Mandy.
J.R. to Cliff: "I see the zoo is closed today!"
J.R.: "They sold a lot of tickets for the Titanic too!" - after Cliff boasts companies are on his bandwagon.
Sue Ellen to J.R.: "Anything that makes you unhappy has got to be good for the rest of the world."

3. PARI PER SUE - J.R. cruelly tells his cousin Jack not to come to Southfork again to sponge off the Ewings. J.R. rescues Mandy who fears for her life. Cliff wants Jack's ten percent of Ewing Oil. Sue Ellen buys Valentine's Lingerie - a manufacturer of women's erotic clothing. J.R. contemplates foreign terrorism as a possible solution to the very bad situation in the oil industry.
J.R. at the dinner table: "You can't see the family from the outsiders!"
Jack to J.R.: "You are a miserable human being."

4. ONCE AND FUTURE KING - Pam tries to make peace with Jenna but she's not interested. Cliff and Jamie find their martial differences are widening as Cliff feigns impotence. Sue Ellen plots to make Mandy the sexy Valentine Girl. J.R threatens Sue Ellen's detective who's been following Mandy. J.R. loses his temper as Sue Ellen's campaign against him gains momentum. Miss Ellie is totally shocked with Wes Parmalee's stunning claim when she discovers some of Jock's items in his room.
Sue Ellen to J.R.: "What's Mandy modeling this week? Let me guess...mattresses!"

5. ENIGMA - An angry Miss Ellie has a confrontation with Wes Parmalee and orders him off Southfork. J.R. confronts Sue Ellen about her detective and offers her a divorce. J.R. and Mandy fall unwittingly into Sue Ellen's plot as her lingerie company employs Mandy as their sexy 'Trash with Class' model. Parmalee wants Miss Ellie and Punk Anderson to believe that he is Jock Ewing.
J.R. to Sue Ellen: "I liked you better when you were falling down drunk!"

6. TROMPE L'OEIL - J.R. meets B.D. Calhoun in a terrorist-for-hire scheme. Miss Ellie stuns her family when she reveals Wes Parmalee's claims and begins to be confused herself. Bobby threatens Parmalee and J.R. tries to buy him off. J.R. has a fight with Mandy over her erotic picture in a newpaper. Bobby tries to assure Miss Ellie that Parmalee is a fraud. Miss Ellie keeps her mind off of Wes by helping Pam plan her wedding. Sue Ellen's plan to get even with J.R. goes better than she expected. Jack's vision of riches is shaken by the arrival of his scheming ex-wife April Stevens.

7. TERRITORIAL IMPERATIVE - J.R. and Bobby investigate Wes Parmalee. Sue Ellen's plan works as her advertising for the lingerie is successful. Pam surprises Cliff by refusing to continue her financial backing for him. J.R. is furious with Sue Ellen and Mandy. Donna asks Ray if he's having an affair with Jenna. J.R. meets sexy April Stevens. Paramlee succeeds in confusing Miss Ellie again.
J.R. to Sue Ellen: "Have you been lacing your coffee already this morning?!"

8. THE SECOND TIME AROUND - J.R. makes a last-ditch attempt to spoil Bobby and Pam's wedding. Jamie and Jack are shocked when Cliff arrives at the wedding with Jack's ex-wife on his arm. The marital difference between Ray and Donna becomes bigger. Ray's startling outburst shocks Bobby and Pam just a few minutes before they get married.
April to Cliff: "Good thing she didn't get here five minutes from now!" - after Jamie catches the two kissing in Cliff's office.

9. BELLS ARE RINGING - Bobby and Pam eventually remarry despite J.R.'s attempts to maneuver the situation in his favor. Pam and Bobby wonder how he will manage to stay away from Jenna's baby which he fathered. J.R. receives shocking news about Wes Parmalee's claims. April schemes with Cliff against Jack. B.D. Calhoun gets his down payment from J.R. Miss Ellie goes through with her secret meeting with Wes.

10. WHO'S WHO AT THE OIL BARONS BALL? - The disagreement continues between Miss Ellie and Clayton over Wes Parmalee. Pam struggles with the thought of Jenna coming between her and Bobby. The CIA warns J.R. against associating with B.D. Calhoun. Parmalee's x-rays offer more surprises for J.R. and Bobby. At the Oil Barons' Ball Parmalee shocks the oil community. Clayton threatens to kill Parmalee.

11. PROOF POSITIVE - Sue Ellen shows her Valentine Lingerie business to Pam. J.R. confronts his mother about Clayton staying at a hotel. Pam shocks Jenna with an offer concerning Jenna's baby. Sue Ellen forces a showdown between J.R. and Mandy. Parmalee takes a lie-detector test and J.R. and Bobby are shocked by the results.

12. SOMETHING OLD, SOMETHING NEW - Bobby flies down to South America to find evidence to get rid of Parmalee. J.R. pressures a confused Miss Ellie to declare Parmalee a fraud. Sue Ellen cashes in on her plot to get back at J.R. Mandy finally learns of Sue Ellen's revenge scheme. Miss Ellie reluctantly meets Parmalee for dinner.

13. BAR-B-CUED - Miss Ellie and J.R. have a fight over her dating Parmalee. Cliff provides further sparks at the Southfork barbeque and gets a punch from J.R. who gets a slap from Pam! Bobby returns from South America with evidence regarding Wes Parmalee, but it's an unexpected and uninvited guest who provides Miss Ellie with the shocking truth. An angry Clayton vows to track down Parmalee.
Jamie to Cliff: "I'm doing to you exactly what you haven't done to me since we got married!"

14. THE FIRE NEXT TIME - Clayton goes on a manhunt to find Parmalee. Donna comes to a decision about her marriage. Miss Ellie finally talks to Clayton about Wes Parmalee. Wendell vows to put the Ewings out of business and asks Cliff to use Pam to achieve it. B.D. Calhoun threatens J.R.
Calhoun to J.R.: "I'm going to make your punishment fit your crime."

15. SO SHALL YE REAP - J.R. is threatened by B.D. Calhoun's menacing presence and he takes the necessary steps to rid himself of the mercenary. Bobby and Jenna discuss the baby. Pam angrily confronts Cliff about his double-dealing and lies and she gives him a stern warning. Miss Ellie gets impatient with Clayton over his obsession with Parmalee. Calhoun makes contact with an unsuspecting Sue Ellen.

16. TICK, TOCK - B.D. Calhoun plots revenge against J.R. Ray considers a court fight to get custody of his child. Jeremy Wendell pursues his plan to ruin Ewing Oil. Jenna's pregnancy puts more strain on Pam and Bobby. Calhoun penetrates Southfork at night and puts J.R. in deadly danger.
Sue Ellen to J.R.: "We all know which end of the horse you are!"

17. NIGHT VISITOR - Bobby becomes suspicious when J.R. acts overly concerned about Southfork's security system. Cliff goes through with Jeremy Wendell's plan to undermine Ewing Oil. Jenna tells Miss Ellie she wants to cut all ties to the Ewings. Ray is determinded to get custody of the baby. J.R. asks Harry McSween for help with Calhoun. Jenna and Charlie feel the frustration of missing Bobby. Calhoun tricks Sue Ellen and then abducts her.
Sue Ellen: "I got so excited by the idea [of J.R. in her bedroom] that I went right back to sleep!"

18. CAT AND MOUSE - B.D. Calhoun terrorizes J.R. with continuing his dangerous game playing. The family mistakenly thinks that Sue Ellen is drinking again. Cliff gets information on Ewing business out of Pam. J.R. and Bobby have a full-scale argument and Bobby is disgusted at J.R.'s shenanigans. J.R. and Bobby burst into Calhoun's hotel room where they play a video tape of Calhoun threatening J.R.'s life.
Sue Ellen to J.R.: "Did you spend last night in your car too - in the back seat?!"

19. HIGH NOON FOR CALHOUN - J.R and Bobby tell their wives about the Calhoun affair but Pam doesn't believe J.R.'s story. Sue Ellen, Pam and the boys take safety in Los Angeles. B.D. Calhoun kidnaps John Ross and blackmails J.R. Cliff is frantic when Pam is not around to back him up in a dodgy deal. Vacationing Clayton and Ellie end up staying in because she's got a bad cold and Clayton sings to her a few lyrics of Duke Ellington's "Don't get around much anymore". J.R. and Sue Ellen get a little closer. J.R. is forced into a dramatic and deadly showdown with terrorist B.D. Calhoun in L.A.
Pam to J.R.: "Don't try to convince me that you're Little Red Riding Hood!"

20. OLIO - Pam blames J.R. for the whole Calhoun affair but Sue Ellen comes to his defense. J.R. and Sue Ellen agree to give their love another try. Bobby takes temporary charge of Ewing Oil but it's J.R. who's doing the dirty work through April. Cliff goes ballistic on Pam. Bobby confronts J.R. about B.D. Calhoun. Pam accuses Bobby of stealing a company from Cliff. Everyone at Southfork receives numbing news from California.
Sue Ellen: "Oh no! Oh my God...NO!"

21. A DEATH IN THE FAMILY - The shocking news from California raises questions of who is the true proprietor of the elusive ten percent of Ewing Oil. Christopher and John Ross play a potentially deadly game. Ray considers playing dirty in his divorce suit with Donna. Sue Ellen and J.R. renew their love for each other. Cliff inherits a piece of Ewing Oil.

22. REVENGE OF THE NERD - Ray is determined to fight for custody of his child. Cliff and April have a fight. An ecstatic Cliff unloads a stunning bombshell on the Ewing brothers. J.R. divides the Southfork house by accusing Pam of scheming with her brother to ruin Ewing Oil. April desperately seeks comfort from the men in her life. Miss Ellie explodes over the strife at Southfork. Ray and Donna get officially divorced. Bobby and Cliff have a fight about the effect of Cliff's tactics on Pam.

23. THE TEN PERCENT SOLUTION [Written by cast member Susan Howard Chrane (Donna Krebbs)] - J.R. deviously schemes to frame Cliff for Jamie's death. Bobby gets into a bar fight after he refuses to give in to an extortionist. J.R. fakes a heart attack in Cliff's office to steal some of Cliff's stationary. Ray asks Jenna to move in with him. Pam gets suspicious of Cliff's dealings with Jeremy Wendell. Marilee sees through Cliff's devious plan and rebuffs him. J.R. succeeds in getting Cliff arrested for Jamie's death which shocks the Ewings while J.R. pretends that he's surprised in front of the family.
Marilee to Cliff: "Get your hands off me you little worm before I break them!"
J.R.: "I've known Cliff all my life. He's capable of a lot of things...but not of killing his wife!" - after J.R. set Cliff up.

24. SOME GOOD, SOME BAD - Cliff confronts J.R. about framing him for murder. Bobby has a terrible fight with Ray when he finds Jenna and Charlie living in Ray's house. Jeremy Wendell reveals Cliff's underhanded business dealings to Pam causing her to angrily walk out on Cliff. Pam gets mad when she learns about Jenna living with Ray. Cliff makes a scene at the Oil Barons' Club when he has a showdown with Wendell. Jack decides to stick with J.R. and Bobby to fight Cliff.
Pam to Cliff: "You miserable little worm!"
Cliff [shouting]: "I'll get you, Wendell. I promise you I will pay you back...when you least expect it!"

25. WAR AND PEACE - Cliff tries to convince Pam he never meant to hurt her. Jenna's pregnancy and living with Ray put more strain on Pam and Bobby's marriage. J.R. and Bobby enter into a vicious battle with Cliff. Sue Ellen decides to bring Mandy Winger back to Dallas to model her lingerie. Donna gives birth to a baby girl. The court battle for ten percent of Ewing Oil ends in surprising victories. Nancy Scottfield and CIA employee Alfred reach a fateful decision about their attack on Ewing Oil.

26. RUTHLESS PEOPLE - J.R. double-crosses Jeremy Wendell regarding the five percent of Ewing Oil. Ray visits his baby daughter Margaret at the hospital. A banner headline implicating Ewing Oil in terrorism activities not only provides Wendell with ammunition but outrages Miss Ellie and the rest of the Ewings. Miss Ellie tells J.R. and Bobby that she won't protect them anymore and she lays the smackdown on J.R. Mandy returns to Dallas. Nancy Scottfield provides Wendell with the evidence he needs to bury Ewing Oil.
An angry Miss Ellie to J.R.: "Don't you ever...ever...mention your Daddy's name in front of me again. You dishonored his name and his company."
Wendell: "Ewing Oil is as good as lost!"

27. THE DARK AT THE END OF THE TUNNEL - Bobby, Ray and Miss Ellie are tired of J.R.'s underhanded business tactics and sell their Ewing Oil holdings to him. Sue Ellen hatches a plot using Mandy to test J.R.'s supposed fidelity. Pam finally confronts Jenna. Wendell gives the Justice Department shocking evidence on Ewing Oil and B.D. Calhoun. Cliff makes a scene at Ewing Oil. News from Washington hurls the Southfork family members into angry turmoil with Clayton having a violent confrontation with J.R.
Cliff to April: "Don't get up." - when she is getting a nude massage from Larry Hagman's son Preston.
J.R.: "Anybody else gotta a termite for a brother around here?" Pam: "Just Bobby!"
Clayton to J.R.: "You bastard! I swear to God I'll kill you."

28. TWO-FIFTY [DALLAS's milestone 250th episode] Clayton is taken to hospital after violently falling down the stairs. Miss Ellie is distraught over the fate of both Clayton and Ewing Oil. J.R. desperately scrambles to defend himself and the company against the Justice Department's charges. Ray confronts J.R. about B.D. Calhoun. Sue Ellen thinks that J.R. is cheating on her with Mandy. Clayton hides a medical problem from Miss Ellie. J.R. and Bobby go to Washington to try and save Ewing Oil from the investigation. Mandy tells J.R. that she still loves him. Bobby unexpectedly bumps into a very expectant Jenna who gives birth to Bobby's son. Sparks fly at Ewing Oil as a federal court injunction shuts down the company.

29. FALL OF THE HOUSE OF EWING - J.R. lambasts the family for abandoning him. Sue Ellen confronts J.R. about the picture in the newspaper of him and Mandy. Mrs. Scottfield reveals her revenge scheme to a stunned Bobby. J.R. almost gets trapped by the Justice Department but manages to get out at the last moment. J.R. faces a major defeat by a vengeful enemy. Sue Ellen has an unpleasant confrontation with Mandy over J.R. A showdown looms when Jeremy Wendell reveals his plot to destroy Ewing Oil to J.R. Pam and Bobby's dreams and plans are shattered as tragedy strikes Pam when her car crashes into a tanker and explodes into a ball of fire.
Sue Ellen to Mandy: "I'm cutting you off you Viper! You came back to help me? No, you came back to help yourself to my husband."
J.R.: "WENDELL! You touch that painting and I'll kill you where you stand."
J.R. [holding Jock's portrait]: "John Ross...THIS is Ewing Oil."

5 out of 5 stars

One of My Favorites September 21, 2008
11 out of 11 found this review helpful

This is one of my absolute favorite seasons of the show. To me actually, this is where the real show begins-I'm a tremendous fan of the later years and these are the releases I have really been waiting for. With Patrick Duffy back, and Dack Rambo in the main title, and also starring Steve Forrest, Deborah Shelton, Jenilee Harrison, and Sheree J Wilson, this season is of course infamous for returning the show to "reality" by making the last year a dream. However, with Leonard Katzman and David Paulsen back in charge of the show, the real Dallas came back after the disappointing and weak year without Bobby. There is excitement, intrigue related to the oil business, bad behavior, reunions and breakups that had been waiting to happen, and huge epic events for the show as a whole. Just in general it is the show at it's best, with yet another classic cliffhanger.

5 out of 5 stars

One of DALLAS' best seasons. September 18, 2008
6 out of 6 found this review helpful

This season is vintage DALLAS and a lot of fun. There's excitement with the Ewings and dastardly doings where JR is concerned who is up to his old tricks. I like how there's also a lot of action and dramatic scenes in this year of the show.

In this season of high drama, more feuding and intriguing intrigue, JR's keeping a big scheme under his hat which comes back to haunt him and results in a big loss for our anti-hero, which after years of blackmailing, scheming and cheating, is an inevitable loss. There's a sense of Karma as at the beginning of the season a disgruntled employee blows up a Ewing oilfield whose death results from commiting suicide, yet it's his own wife who is instrumental in causing the death of Ewing Oil after JR himself does exactly the same by planning to blow up Saudi oilfields that brings about the death of his company, as payback for the death of Mrs Scottfield's husband.

It's nice seeing Bobby and Pam back together again as well as their wedding. Composer John Parker's "The Only Lovers" (Bobby & Pam's Love Theme) makes a return and can be heard during Pam's wedding shower. Also, musical star Howard Keel demonstrates his marvelous baritone voice when Clayton sings Miss Ellie a few lines of "Don't Get Around Much Anymore"! There's a great scene where a furious Clayton violently confronts JR - "You bastard! I swear to god I'll kill you!", roars Clayton at JR. I do like the Wes Parmalee/Jock storyline - is he Jock or not? Larry Hagman's son Preston is in one scene where he is giving April a massage when Cliff visits who tells a semi-nude April: "Don't get up!"

Linda Gray is great this season too as Sue Ellen gives up the booze for good and seeks revenge on JR and his mistress. Sue Ellen does get on JR's nerves and in one scene JR tells Sue Ellen, "I liked you better when you were falling down drunk!" Linda Gray is on record as stating that her Valentine lingerie story-line this season is one of her two favorite Sue Ellen story-lines of the whole series.

William Smithers is back playing Weststar boss Jeremy Wendell as the cold and no-nonsense business rival of the Ewings who gets double-crossed by JR using vixen April but Wendell doesn't get mad - he gets even! A classic scene I like is the showdown between JR and Jeremy Wendell in the final episode when Wendell is about to take down Jock's portrait at the Ewing Oil offices - "Wendell, you touch that painting and I'll kill you where you stand.", JR angrily threatens.

There are hardly any wasted or unnecessary scenes as almost every scene has been well thought-out and moves the story-line along. In fact I like how plots are intertwined and JR's desire to find a solution to the oil crisis in the first episode causes a ripple effect throughout the whole season which culminates with the death of Ewing Oil.

Episodes are written by Leonard Katzman, David Paulsen, Calvin Clements Jr., Leah Markus, Mitchell Wayne Katzman and Susan Howard Chrane [a.k.a. Donna Krebbs] using her married name. Episodes are directed by Leonard Katzman, David Paulsen, Michael Preece, Larry Hagman, Patrick Duffy, Linda Gray and Steve Kanaly. Episode Music Scores by Jerrold Immel, Lance Rubin, Richard Lewis Warren, John Parker and Angela Morley.

The 29 episodes this season come on three double-sided discs with five episodes on each side.

This is one of my favorite seasons of DALLAS and for me is the last best season the show had. Although the final three seasons are not without their faults, I do like the remaining seasons too which have some good drama at times such as the fabulous Range War with all the firepower and shootings at Southfork when George Kennedy joins the show, JR blackmailing whoever gets in his way to get Weststar, the Weststar/Ewing Oil tanker collision, JR cruelly trying to get rid of his wife Cally, the story-line with Barbara Eden as LeeAnn attempting to ruin JR with Michelle's help, Vampish Michelle causing a lot of trouble for JR, plus some other good story-lines.

5 out of 5 stars

Another dramatic season heads to DVD, and 4 seasons are left! July 8, 2008
3 out of 3 found this review helpful

Dallas is the greatest drama series, I have ever watched. I am glad that Season 10 is coming on January 13, 2009. This season is the last one for Donna Krebbs and Pamela Barnes Ewing. I hope Warner Bros. has plans for the 4 remaining seasons, in the near future. Please release them on DVD, after Season 10! I would LOVE to see all the storylines, of Dallas released on DVD.

5 out of 5 stars

Intriguing season September 24, 2008
Great to see them pick up from season 8 after the dream season 9, interesting to see tis idea carried to fruition. Good season to watch in all respects

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