Dallas Season 13 [Complete] DVDRip XviD-0SiTV

Popular evening 'soap-opera' style television drama. The show was set in Dallas and chronicled the exploits of wealthy Texas oil millionaires. Many of the plots revolved around shady business dealings and dysfunctional family dynamics.

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 Jon.Pson (2011-04-05)

That was the last one i've got. No I get to dl season 14, the last and final season of Dallas. Enjoy :)

 iamgreat (2012-06-15)

bryentheartist, Wikipedia lists it as Mini-series and seasons 1-13, effectively calling the eps from April 1978 "season zero". But when it comes to the DVDs those eps from April 1978 are season 1 and season 2 is Sept 78 - May 79 (what Wikipedia calls season 1).
So it is seasons 0-13 by Wikipedia and some other places while on DVD it is seasons 1-14. The file naming of the DVDrips logically follows that of the actual DVDs the files are ripped from. Season 14 was released by FFNDVD in February 2011.
Yes it is somewhat confusing. Blame CBS's actions from nearly 35 years ago. But its not like they give a crap about anyone being confused by it since they don't own the show and have nothing to do with it anymore.

theirongiant (2012-06-26)

I'm glad you posted this. I am interested in this b/c of the new series. It's still a great show, even by today's standards.

mrvip29 (2012-07-30)

thanks alot you rock people just dont know how hard this is to get and high it is to buy

clutchman99 (2012-07-30)

Good quality up. Thanx

ScarletteSpider (2014-09-25)

A = 8
V = 8
considering how old these are, this is excellent quality since they were taken from vhs masters to make the dvd resells. encoder/uploader did a great job, thank you very much.
As for the seasons numbering confusion, here's what I've learned about it in hopes that it helps. Season 1 was aired in April and May of 1978 as a short test run, to see if there was viewer interest and to gauge how much to charge advertisers for commercial spots. It did so well, they green lighted a full season for the fall of 1978 which is techincally season 2. So there are 14 seasons in all and 5 special event 2 hour tv-movies. The first one "The Early Years" came out in March of 1986 and goes between seasons 8 and 9. Though it could be watched as a prequel since it deals with how Jock, Ellie and Digger all got started. The other 4 specials aired after the end of season 14, "J.R. Returns" (1996), "War of the Ewings" (1998), "Renunion: Return to Southfork" (2004), and "Bring Back...Dallas" (2007) are the others in that order.
I also would like to thank the 4 folks that have consistently been seeding out all the seasons. I recently learned that the show had been revamped and back on tv again. 2 of the seeders especially I'd like to extend gratitude since they have been exceedingly generous with bandwidth speeds and have allowed me to get whole seasons in 2 - 3 days. If I had to depend on the other 2 seeders at less than 2.0kps I'd still be downloading season 1 a month after I first started grabbing these. I am now watching season 6, and downloading season 7. I will be getting all the seasons as I progress through the years to get caught up with the new seasons.
However, they kept referring to old stuff I couldn't remember how it originally happened. Since it had been over 30 years since I watched the original airings, it was no small wonder I had forgotten so much of the early years, lol.
And there was a lot of stuff from the later years I hadn't seen at since that was when I left home for college and had no time for tv at all.
There are 2 special events programs in the interim years that I would like to grab but no one with 100% is seeding them. dvd extras from seasons 5 & 8 (dallas show fashions and tour of the real southfork ranch respectively.) Found that one at demonoid but no one is seeding it. If anyone here at tpb has it I would very much like to see that please?
Also there is one called "Bring Back...Dallas" but the only 2 seeders actively seeding it have only 60.4%. I would also very much like to see this if anyone has 100% I would be very grateful for you to seed this as well please?
Also, does anyone have seasons 1 through 14 of Knots Landing? Only places I could find them, no one has season 1 up anywhere, and the other seasons no one has 100%. There are events that are referred to in the new Dallas episodes that happened in the old Knots Landing shows, and without them will never understand wtf they are talking about. If anyone has these, again I would be very grateful to the uploaders/seeders.

ScarletteSpider (2014-09-25)

btw jon.pson, I'd like to bring to your attention a small error in the description. Something that most women know, but not many men so I'd thought I'd pass it on as a polite FYI.
Day time "stories" (as some older ladies call them lol) are called "Soap Operas" because in the days of radio shows, and later in the early days of daytime tv, the only commercials you saw was for household cleaning products since only housewives were the target audience. (my have times changed, and for the better lol)
Evening/Night time "stories" are called "Continuing Dramas" to differentiate them from daytime soap operas. This type of naming/catagorizing was done so that when it came time for the TV Emmy's that soap operas went into the daytime Emmy's and continuing dramas went into the prime time Emmy's. This was done on purpose because if, say for instance, General Hospital and One Life to Live had to compete against Dallas and Dynasty, the day time soaps would lose big time.
Also the script formatting and camera shooting style of the day time soaps is drastically different than it is for prime time/evening continuing dramas, so the latter can't be accurately called soap opera style.
I'm not pointing this out to be rude or nitpicky, it's a pet peeve of mine to help smart people continue to sound smart, and to inform when they accidentally make an error.