Tonight, #DallasChat Will Drill Deep

February 23, 2015 by 2 Comments
Dallas, J.R. Ewing, Larry Hagman

Dig it

Dallas Decoder’s next #DallasChat on Twitter will be Monday, February 23, from 9 to 10 p.m. Eastern time.

Tonight’s theme: “Drilling Deep.” We’ll examine the psyches of the Ewings and the Barneses, including their core values, innermost feelings and buried secrets.

Here’s how #DallasChat works: During each hour-long discussion, I tweet 10 questions from my Twitter handle, @DallasDecoder. Fans respond to the questions and comment on each other’s answers, making each chat a fun group conversation.

Here’s a sample exchange:

Q1. What was the source of J.R.’s ambition? #DallasChat

A1. In the beginning, J.R. wanted to win Jock’s respect. Later, J.R. was driven by his need to build a legacy for John Ross. #DallasChat

Here are three tips:

• Each #DallasChat question is numbered (Q1, Q2, etc.), so your responses should include the corresponding number (A1, A2, etc.).

• Include the hashtag #DallasChat in your tweets.

• During the discussion, enter #DallasChat in Twitter’s search field. This will help you watch the search results so you can follow the conversation. Click “All” to see all the related tweets.

I hope to see tonight!

Got suggestions for #DallasChat questions? Leave them in the comments section below.

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You’ll Swoon Over Tonight’s #DallasChat

February 9, 2015 by 2 Comments
Dallas, J.R. Ewing, Larry Hagman, Linda Gray, Sue Ellen Ewing

Blue hearts

Dallas Decoder’s next #DallasChat on Twitter will be Monday, February 9, from 9 to 10 p.m. Eastern time.

To mark Valentine’s Day, our theme will be “Isn’t it Romantic?” We’ll discuss “Dallas’s” best couples — and the worst.

Here’s how #DallasChat works: During each hour-long discussion, I tweet 10 questions from my Twitter handle, @DallasDecoder. Fans respond to the questions and comment on each other’s answers, making each chat a fun group conversation.

Here’s a sample exchange:

Q1. Did J.R. and Sue Ellen truly love each other? #DallasChat

A1. Yes, of course. Like she once said, their relationship was sometimes “sick, sick, sick,” but their love was true. #DallasChat

Here are three tips:

• Each #DallasChat question is numbered (Q1, Q2, etc.), so your responses should include the corresponding number (A1, A2, etc.).

• Include the hashtag #DallasChat in your tweets.

• During the discussion, enter #DallasChat in Twitter’s search field. This will help you watch the search results so you can follow the conversation. Click “All” to see all the related tweets.

You’ll love tonight’s discussion. Don’t miss it!

Got suggestions for #DallasChat questions? Leave them in the comments section below.

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Pop Up for Tonight’s #DallasChat

February 2, 2015 by 2 Comments
Dallas, J.R. Ewing, Larry Hagman

Anyone see a shadow?

Dallas Decoder’s next #DallasChat on Twitter will be Monday, February 2, from 9 to 10 p.m. Eastern time.

Our theme: “Groundhog Day.” In the spirit of the Bill Murray movie, we’ll discuss “Dallas’s” repeating patterns, recurring themes and reappearing characters.

Here’s how #DallasChat works: During each hour-long discussion, I tweet 10 questions from my Twitter handle, @DallasDecoder. Fans respond to the questions and comment on each other’s answers, making each chat a fun group conversation.

Here’s a sample exchange:

Q1. Did J.R. learn any lessons? #DallasChat

A1. He often made the same mistakes over and over, but toward the end, he finally seemed to break his worst habits. #DallasChat

Here are three tips:

• Each #DallasChat question is numbered (Q1, Q2, etc.), so your responses should include the corresponding number (A1, A2, etc.).

• Include the hashtag #DallasChat in your tweets.

• During the discussion, enter #DallasChat in Twitter’s search field. This will help you watch the search results so you can follow the conversation. Click “All” to see all the related tweets.

I look forward to hearing from you tonight!

Got suggestions for #DallasChat questions? Leave them in the comments section below.

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No Rest for the Wicked During Tonight’s #DallasChat

January 26, 2015 by 2 Comments
Dallas, Emma Bell, Emma Ryland, Kristin Shepard, Mary Crosby, TNT

Double trouble

Dallas Decoder’s next #DallasChat on Twitter will be Monday, January 26, from 9 to 10 p.m. Eastern time.

Our theme: “Witchy Women.” We’ll discuss Kristin Shepard, Emma Ryland and all the other great “Dallas” villainesses.

Here’s how #DallasChat works: During each hour-long discussion, I tweet 10 questions from my Twitter handle, @DallasDecoder. Fans respond to the questions and comment on each other’s answers, making each chat a fun group conversation.

Here’s a sample exchange:

Q1. Who is “Dallas’s” most dangerous villainess? #DallasChat

A1. Kristin gets my vote. She didn’t need a gun; she could shoot daggers with her eyes! #DallasChat

Here are three tips:

• Each #DallasChat question is numbered (Q1, Q2, etc.), so your responses should include the corresponding number (A1, A2, etc.).

• Include the hashtag #DallasChat in your tweets.

• During the discussion, enter #DallasChat in Twitter’s search field. This will help you watch the search results so you can follow the conversation. Click “All” to see all the related tweets.

I hope to see you tonight!

Got suggestions for #DallasChat questions? Leave them in the comments section below.

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You’re Invited to Dallas Decoder’s DVD Drop Party

January 12, 2015 by 7 Comments
Bobby Ewing, Dallas, John Ross Ewing, Josh Henderson, TNT

Party boys

Dallas Decoder is throwing a party — and you’re invited!

Our next #DallasChat on Twitter will be Monday, January 12, from 9 to 10 p.m. Eastern time. To celebrate the release of the “Dallas: The Complete Third Season” DVD, this chat will be a “DVD Drop Party,” complete with games and treats — including the world premiere of a deleted scene from the three-disc set.

Here’s how #DallasChat works: During the course of each hour-long discussion, I tweet 10 questions from my Twitter handle, @DallasDecoder. Fans respond to the questions and comment on each other’s answers, making each chat a fun, freewheeling group conversation.

Here’s a sample exchange:

Q1. What’s your favorite third-season “Dallas” episode? #DallasChat

A1. I love the one where John Ross and Bobby fought. Wait, that’s every episode, isn’t it? #DallasChat

Here are three tips:

• Each #DallasChat question is numbered (Q1, Q2, etc.), so your responses should include the corresponding number (A1, A2, etc.).

• Include the hashtag #DallasChat in your tweets.

• During the discussion, enter #DallasChat in Twitter’s search field. This will help you watch the search results so you can follow the conversation. Click “All” to see all the related tweets.

This is one #DallasChat you won’t want to miss. See you tonight!

Got suggestions for #DallasChat questions? Leave them in the comments section below.

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Love ‘Dallas’? Discuss the Show with Other Fans on January 5

January 5, 2015 by 1 Comment
J.R. Ewing, Larry Hagman

Mr. Resolute

Do you love “Dallas”? Want to discuss the series with your fellow fans? If so, join the next #DallasChat on Twitter, which I’ll hold Monday, January 5, from 9 to 10 p.m. Eastern time.

Our topic: “Resolutions.” We’ll discuss New Year’s resolutions for the “Dallas” characters, cliffhanger resolutions and more.

Here’s how #DallasChat works: During the course of each hour-long discussion, I tweet 10 questions from my Twitter handle, @DallasDecoder. Fans respond to the questions and comment on each other’s answers, making each chat a fun, freewheeling group conversation.

Here’s a sample exchange:

Q1. If J.R. were still here, what should be his New Year’s resolution? #DallasChat

A1. Aside from being nicer to Bobby, J.R. shouldn’t change a single thing! #DallasChat

Here are three tips:

• Each #DallasChat question is numbered (Q1, Q2, etc.), so your responses should include the corresponding number (A1, A2, etc.).

• Include the hashtag #DallasChat in your tweets.

• During the discussion, enter #DallasChat in Twitter’s search field. This will help you watch the search results so you can follow the conversation. Click “All” to see all the related tweets.

Let’s get #DallasChat off to a good start in 2015. Please join us!

Got suggestions for #DallasChat questions? Leave them in the comments section below.

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Tonight, #DallasChat Celebrates the Season

December 22, 2014 by 3 Comments
Light up the night

Lights out

You’re invited to Dallas Decoder’s next #DallasChat on Twitter, which I’ll hold Monday, December 22, from 9 to 10 p.m. Eastern time.

Since this will be our second annual holiday-themed discussion, the topic will be “A Very Merry #DallasChat II.”

If you have ideas for questions, leave them in the comments section below, tweet them to me @DallasDecoder or post them to my Facebook page. I may choose one or more questions and ask them during our discussion.

Are you new to #DallasChat? Here’s how it works: For one hour, I tweet 10 questions to my fellow “Dallas” fans. Each question is numbered and includes the hashtag #DallasChat, so your responses should include the answer number and the hashtag.

Here’s a sample exchange:

Q1. What’s on your Christmas wish list this year? #DallasChat

A1. If we can’t have “Dallas” back, can we at least have some fan fic in which Christopher lives? #DallasChat

Here are two tips:

• During the discussion, enter #DallasChat in Twitter’s search field. This will help you watch the search results so you can follow the conversation. Click “All” to see all the related tweets.

• Be sure to include #DallasChat in your tweets. This allows the other participants to see your contributions to the conversation.

This will be the final #DallasChat of the year, so I hope you won’t miss it. See you tonight!

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Celebrate ‘Dallas’s’ VIPs Tonight on #DallasChat

December 15, 2014 by 3 Comments
Bobby Ewing, Dallas, J.R. Ewing, Larry Hagman, Linda Gray, Patrick Duffy, Sue Ellen Ewing

Trio bravo

You’re invited to Dallas Decoder’s next #DallasChat on Twitter, which I’ll hold Monday, December 15, from 9 to 10 p.m. Eastern time.

Our theme: “The VIPs.” We’ll discuss the individuals who made the most significant contributions to “Dallas” this year — including my choice for Dallas Decoder’s Person of the Year, which I’ll announce during the chat.

If you have ideas for questions, leave them in the comments section below, tweet them to me @DallasDecoder or post them to my Facebook page. I may choose one or more questions and ask them during our discussion.

Are you new to #DallasChat? Here’s how it works: For one hour, I tweet 10 questions to my fellow “Dallas” fans. Each question is numbered and includes the hashtag #DallasChat, so your responses should include the answer number and the hashtag.

Here’s a sample exchange:

Q1. Who should be Dallas Decoder’s Person of the Year? #DallasChat

A1. I vote for Larry Hagman. Even in death, J.R. Ewing was still the most important character on “Dallas” in 2014. #DallasChat

Here are two tips:

• During the discussion, enter #DallasChat in Twitter’s search field. This will help you watch the search results so you can follow the conversation. Click “All” to see all the related tweets.

• Be sure to include #DallasChat in your tweets. This allows the other participants to see your contributions to the conversation.

I look forward to hearing from you during tonight’s #DallasChat. Don’t miss it!

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Tonight on #DallasChat: Love, Hate and Everything In Between

December 8, 2014 by 8 Comments
Judith Light, Mitch Pileggi, TNT

Thin line

You’re invited to Dallas Decoder’s next #DallasChat on Twitter, which I’ll hold Monday, December 8, from 9 to 10 p.m. Eastern time.

Our theme will be “Love/Hate.” Now that TNT’s “Dallas” has ended, we’ll reflect on the things we loved about the new series, along with the stuff we weren’t crazy about.

If you have ideas for questions, leave them in the comments section below, tweet them to me @DallasDecoder or post them to my Facebook page. I may choose one or more questions and ask them during our discussion.

Are you new to #DallasChat? Here’s how it works: For one hour, I tweet 10 questions to my fellow “Dallas” fans. Each question is numbered and includes the hashtag #DallasChat, so your responses should include the answer number and the hashtag.

Here’s a sample exchange:

Q1. Which relationship on “Dallas” was your favorite? #DallasChat

A1. Definitely Harris and Judith’s. Did they love or hate each other? I could never figure it out. #DallasChat

Here are two tips:

• During the discussion, enter #DallasChat in Twitter’s search field. This will help you watch the search results so you can follow the conversation. Click “All” to see all the related tweets.

• Be sure to include #DallasChat in your tweets. This allows the other participants to see your contributions to the conversation.

This will be another fun #DallasChat. I hope to see you there!

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It’s ‘Dueling Dallases’ Tonight on #DallasChat

December 1, 2014 by 2 Comments
Dallas, John Ross Ewing, Josh Henderson, J.R. Ewing, Larry Hagman, TNT

Who’s worst?

You’re invited to Dallas Decoder’s next #DallasChat on Twitter, which I’ll hold Monday, December 1, from 9 to 10 p.m. Eastern time.

Our theme will be “Dueling Dallases.” We’ll compare the original “Dallas” to the recently completed TNT sequel series.

If you have ideas for questions, leave them in the comments section below, tweet them to me @DallasDecoder or post them to my Facebook page. I may choose one or more questions and ask them during our discussion.

Are you new to #DallasChat? Here’s how it works: For one hour, I tweet 10 questions to my fellow “Dallas” fans. Each question is numbered and includes the hashtag #DallasChat, so your responses should include the answer number and the hashtag.

Here’s a sample exchange:

Q1. Which cartel did you prefer — the one on classic #Dallas or the cartel seen on #DallasTNT? #DallasChat

A1. As much as I loved Jordan, Marilee and company, the drug cartel on #DallasTNT was a lot scarier. #DallasChat

Here are two tips:

• During the discussion, enter #DallasChat in Twitter’s search field. This will help you watch the search results so you can follow the conversation. Click “All” to see all the related tweets.

• Be sure to include #DallasChat in your tweets. This allows the other participants to see your contributions to the conversation.

This will be a fun discussion. I look forward to seeing you there!

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