Deleted scenes

[Luvmesumjrse]

So we know there have been several deleted scenes. Clearly theBBQ had too many deleted scenes and ended up killing the grandiosity of the BBQ.

Sue Ellen has had at least 4 scenes cut. Ken had one of those and another which he wouldn't describe. Brenda Strong said in a interview that a scene where Ann and JR make up was cut from this current episode (9). I wonder how much more was cut? Hopefully, the will be included in a DVD.

I want to see them all!

[JRandSueEllenForever]

There are nearly 15 minutes worth of commercials in every episode. I don't remember how long the original series episodes were, but there does seem to be a lot of commercials in this one.

I do hope there will be deleted scenes and various other extras, such as audio commentary and interviews and feature shows. I can't wait until these DVDs come out.

[Mason Carrington Colby]

Each episode goes for around 41:30 to 42:00 minutes including credits so there's almost 20 minutes worth of commercials per episode!

[JRandSueEllenForever]

Each episode goes for around 41:30 to 42:00 minutes including credits so there's almost 20 minutes worth of commercials per episode!

Ah, you're right! I did my math wrong.

[Luvmesumjrse]

We get about 17 min and 48 sec of commercials according to the time on the episodes I bought. The 42:12 includes the last seen intro, credits and opening sequence.

The old series. 49 min in season 3 and 47 in season 13

I checked 'The Good Wife and it is 43:30 long on average. So in general and especially on cable...more commercials now! But they do pay for the show. Thank god for DVD extras

[EwingFour]

TNT should put this stuff up on the web after the episodes get their initial run...along with an outtake reel. Less Round-Up, more Dallas!

[CarlD]

Seems like most DVD's these days have "deleted scenes", lets hope Dallas on DVD includes them.

Blu - ray also would be nice.

[garry]

Seems like most DVD's these days have "deleted scenes", lets hope Dallas on DVD includes them.

Blu - ray also would be nice.

Brenda Strong has said in a recent interview that deleted and extended scenes would appear on the upcoming DVD/BluRay release. Good news.

[Ewing1]

I really hope that when the DVDs are released we see full unedited shows with the Dallas Roundup as the extra features.