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Dallas Cast Reunion Leaves Fans Southforked

By Robert Wilonsky November 20, 2008

This wasn't supposed to be a story about a catastrophe. This wasn't supposed to be about a gunfight at Southfork Ranch that ends with some poor schmuck on the run from media hordes and hundreds of ticket-holders demanding a refund or else. Didn't... More >>>

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Nothing says modern-day Dallas like a chuckwagon at Southfork Ranch.

Up close, the ranch's cement pond doesn't seem quite impressive enough for the Ewing family.

James Gillies and Sharon MacDonald,from Scotland, were among hundreds of fans who traveled far and wide to hobnob with the Ewing clan.

Steve Kanaly, aka Ray Krebs, draws an appreciative crowd.

Despite Dallas' then-controversial story lines, the show gave America a positive image abroad, says actor Patrick Duffy, who played Bobby Ewing.

The man they came to see, J.R. himself, Larry Hagman

Swedish television reporter Karin Schill and friend Taylor Romero are dressed right for a Dallas party.

Hagman, still wearing his trademark hat, signs an image of his younger self as J.R.

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Steve Kanaly, aka Ray Krebs, draws an appreciative crowd.

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Steve Kanaly, aka Ray Krebs, draws an appreciative crowd.

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