"Leave the bottle, Henri" - LOL! She KNEW ol girl was a DRUNK. After a few drinks, she may buy the whole shop. Especially if she's mad enough at her husband.
One of my favorite scenes in the whole series. Earlier she calls room service and tries to order a bottle of vodka and ice and is told that JR told them not to send any alcohol to the room. "Damn him" she says. Later she shows up at the hotel and tells JR "I tried today to spend all your money but you just have too much of it".
My thing is, did SE really think JR would remain faithful for the long haul after the 2nd wedding? 2 things that should've stayed w/her...the fact that he had an affair w/her own sister & that he slept w/Afton on her (SE's) own bed!!
it is actually the 6th season but on the dvd it is referred as season 7 because they used the first 5 dallas shows from the original miniseries as season one.
Does it seem strange that during the 1983 - 1984 season, that they used motion picture film for this season and not tv film. In way 1983 - 1984 season had better film quality than the 1984 -1985 season. They really used cheap film quality during the Donna Reed season. It was like the film quality was not sharp or clear. The episodes looked so old looking, even when the season first aired. To me the best film quality that Dallas had was the 1986 - 1987 season. The last two seasons seemed fuzzy and blurry.
The show was always shot on 35 mm film. However, starting with the 1986-87 season, it was dubbed down to videotape in order to edit it. That became an industry standard at the time because it saved money, but it caused lots of headaches for shows that the studios want to release in HD. The later seasons of Cheers were shot on film and edited on video, so CBS had to go back to the original film elements and reassemble them to be able to show it in HD. Every once in a while, you’ll see a brief Cheers scene where they couldn’t find the original source material and it’s a bit fuzzy. This season of Dallas, the 1983-84 season, looked particularly great because they hired Bradford May as the cinematographer. He lit the sets as if they were movie sets and show wide angles and the show looked fantastic. He was inexplicably let go with a couple of episodes left in the season and the show went back to its regular, cheaper look.
I liked the scenes filmed in Pams house. Lighting seemed natural, elegant and realistic. I’ve heard there were complaints with the lighting techniques around that time but like imo some of the scenes looked classier. For instance, the scene where JR pays Pam a visit at her house
Nobody on that show could play drunk like Linda Gray (well, except for maybe David Wayne as Digger). Though I can't blame Pam for being a nag - I seem to remember J.R. giving her hell when she brought Sue Ellen home, drunk.
Jared Linden Yes. JR was none please. And Sue Ellen makes the comment about him being attentive or something when he gets caught with his boots parked under someone else’s bed. 🤣
Yeah, Pamela had an accident. Blame the nag. I blame Sue Ellen for being dumb for so many years by sleeping, marrying and remarriyng one of the most devious mans that drove her life nuts. Plus she never recover from it. Not even in the last seasons. Pamela wanted to have a regular life with her husband that despite of loving her was half of the time competing with JR and in Ewing Oil, wich he never liked it! And more:she never liked it either but supported it and living with a man that hated her
Sue Ellen married JR for his fame and money. When she got bored with that she became a drunk and a tramp. Both times she was pregnant she was not sure her husband was the father for crying out loud.
clearly Sue Ellen knew how to have fun. turning herself into an alcoholic. have you seen Miss Ellie, Donna or Jenna having this kind of fun? Sure if I was beside an alcoholic who was injured by an accident and so, I would be concerned. Blame Pamela for that
I LOVE Drunk Sue Ellen. Linda Gray was just magnificent on 'Dallas'!
"Madame Claude. I would like to see the entire line. I may just buy out the store". The Champagne certainly brightened Sue Ellen's mood.
"Leave the bottle, Henri" - LOL!
She KNEW ol girl was a DRUNK. After a few drinks, she may buy the whole shop. Especially if she's mad enough at her husband.
And, just like that, Sue Ellen "suddenly" found herself in the mood for shopping. LOL
That’s why I LOVE Sue Ellen.
What else do I have but the Ewing name and JR's money?
Great line, Sue Ellen!
One of my favorite scenes in the whole series. Earlier she calls room service and tries to order a bottle of vodka and ice and is told that JR told them not to send any alcohol to the room. "Damn him" she says. Later she shows up at the hotel and tells JR "I tried today to spend all your money but you just have too much of it".
Has to be my favourite clip in the entire Dallas run
Leave the bottle! Love t!
It took Sue Ellen 8 secs to finish her first glas of champagne ;)
Well, she can’t beat her personal best every day.
Spend that Ewing money SueEllen, get it girl!
My thing is, did SE really think JR would remain faithful for the long haul after the 2nd wedding? 2 things that should've stayed w/her...the fact that he had an affair w/her own sister & that he slept w/Afton on her (SE's) own bed!!
nothing like booze to spend JR's money!!! right Sue Ellen.
she didn't care about the clothes just the champagne
That champagne really turned a dull situation around! Now to get rid of the naahhhgg
This is better than SNL..Laughed till I cried!
Sue Ellen was about to leave but a drink changed her mind ;)
Boy, that one back fired on Pam...who encouraged SE to stay & see more dresses.
I always liked this scene with pam and sue Ellen
This scene seems like it was influenced by Dynasty.
Nothing like alcohol to loosen purse strings.
it is actually the 6th season but on the dvd it is referred as season 7 because they used the first 5 dallas shows from the original miniseries as season one.
Love that scene thanks for sharing.
Pamela don't be a nag. LOL
Jessie
Leave! The bottle waiter.
Pam was just sanctimonious as Bobby or Miss Ellie. I liked her flaws and specially when she putted JR in his place.
True, but around JR she never learned or when to keep her mouth shut.
Does it seem strange that during the 1983 - 1984 season, that they used motion picture film for this season and not tv film. In way 1983 - 1984 season had better film quality than the 1984 -1985 season. They really used cheap film quality during the Donna Reed season. It was like the film quality was not sharp or clear. The episodes looked so old looking, even when the season first aired. To me the best film quality that Dallas had was the 1986 - 1987 season. The last two seasons seemed fuzzy and blurry.
Jason Gibson The early season looked so much like it was done on 35mm film and bordered low budget and sometimes soft porn style. Great show overall.
You noticed that too.. XD
Yes but between 1984-86 The show spent money on Trvillia..And I had heard that people tell Donna Reed she look's Awful.. XD
The show was always shot on 35 mm film. However, starting with the 1986-87 season, it was dubbed down to videotape in order to edit it. That became an industry standard at the time because it saved money, but it caused lots of headaches for shows that the studios want to release in HD. The later seasons of Cheers were shot on film and edited on video, so CBS had to go back to the original film elements and reassemble them to be able to show it in HD. Every once in a while, you’ll see a brief Cheers scene where they couldn’t find the original source material and it’s a bit fuzzy.
This season of Dallas, the 1983-84 season, looked particularly great because they hired Bradford May as the cinematographer. He lit the sets as if they were movie sets and show wide angles and the show looked fantastic. He was inexplicably let go with a couple of episodes left in the season and the show went back to its regular, cheaper look.
I liked the scenes filmed in Pams house. Lighting seemed natural, elegant and realistic. I’ve heard there were complaints with the lighting techniques around that time but like imo some of the scenes looked classier. For instance, the scene where JR pays Pam a visit at her house
linda gray,or i should say Sue Ellen looks terrible here
Linda was right on with the drunk scenes.
Nobody on that show could play drunk like Linda Gray (well, except for maybe David Wayne as Digger).
Though I can't blame Pam for being a nag - I seem to remember J.R. giving her hell when she brought Sue Ellen home, drunk.
Jared Linden Yes. JR was none please. And Sue Ellen makes the comment about him being attentive or something when he gets caught with his boots parked under someone else’s bed. 🤣
Yeah, Pamela had an accident. Blame the nag. I blame Sue Ellen for being dumb for so many years by sleeping, marrying and remarriyng one of the most devious mans that drove her life nuts. Plus she never recover from it. Not even in the last seasons. Pamela wanted to have a regular life with her husband that despite of loving her was half of the time competing with JR and in Ewing Oil, wich he never liked it! And more:she never liked it either but supported it and living with a man that hated her
Sue Ellen married JR for his fame and money. When she got bored with that she became a drunk and a tramp. Both times she was pregnant she was not sure her husband was the father for crying out loud.
Pam looks good
Linda was a lot of fun. A great actress? Not at all. But that wasn't what Dallas what about. It was a lot of fun.
Season 7 DVD
we watched two different shows.
I always liked this scene with sue Ellen she got so bitchy with pam
U still don't know what range she had as an actress. Playing a drunk was all she did.
clearly Sue Ellen knew how to have fun. turning herself into an alcoholic. have you seen Miss Ellie, Donna or Jenna having this kind of fun? Sure if I was beside an alcoholic who was injured by an accident and so, I would be concerned. Blame Pamela for that
That was her acting career in ah nut shell, still don't know her range as an actress talk about type casting.
Don't you hate it when you're trying to have a nice drunk, and somebody next to you is being a nag?
I just hated Pam. She's like the typical women
Man, talk more out "kept" women! They should be embarrassed with themselves. Sue Ellen was such a weak character and a horrible person.
for real.