Discuss #DallasS3 Tonight on #DallasChat

Dallas, Hedging Your Bets, Josh Henderson, TNT

#JRE3

Our next #DallasChat on Twitter will be held Monday, October 21, from 9 to 10 p.m. Eastern time. We’ll discuss the third season of TNT’s “Dallas,” so I’m borrowing the production hashtag, #DallasS3, as our theme.

Here’s how #DallasChat works: I tweet a question roughly every five minutes for one hour. Each question is numbered and includes the hashtag #DallasChat, so your responses should do the same. A sample exchange:

Q1. Should Kuno Becker’s character, Drew Ramos, return for #DallasS3? #DallasChat

A1. Absolutely. I want to see how Drew is going to repair his relationships with Elena and the Ewings. #DallasChat #DallasS3

Two pointers:

• 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.

• Include the hashtag #DallasChat in each tweet you send so others can see your contributions to the conversation. Feel free to start side conversations of your own, but be sure to include #DallasChat in those tweets too.

I’m sure this will be another fun discussion. I hope you can join us!

Imagine the Possibilities Tonight on #DallasChat

Bobby Ewing, Changing of the Guard, Dallas, Patrick Duffy, TNT

Imagine that

Dallas Decoder’s next #DallasChat on Twitter will be held Monday, October 7, from 9 to 10 p.m. Eastern. Our theme: “What If?” We’ll imagine alternate outcomes and twists for “Dallas’s” storylines.

Here’s how it’ll work: I’ll tweet a question roughly every five minutes. Each question will be numbered and include the hashtag #DallasChat, so your responses should do the same.

A sample exchange:

Q1. What if J.R. didn’t survive his shooting in 1980? How would “Dallas” have been different? #DallasChat

A1. I think Bobby would’ve started wheeling and dealing, leaving Ray or Gary to fill Bobby’s old role as the “good” brother. #DallasChat

Two pointers:

• During the chat, 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.

• Include the hashtag #DallasChat in each tweet you send so others can see your contributions to the conversation. Feel free to start side conversations of your own, but please include #DallasChat in those tweets too.

A reminder: Twitter limits the number of tweets that users can send during a given hour, so I’m unable to respond to everyone’s responses, but I’ll “favorite” them as they roll in. Please know how much I appreciate everyone’s contributions.

I’m looking forward to another fun #DallasChat discussion. I hope you can join us!

It’s ‘Cliffhanger Classics’ Night on #DallasChat

Dallas, Elena Ramos, Jordana Brewster, TNT

Hang on, darlin’

Dallas Decoder’s next #DallasChat on Twitter will be held Monday, September 30, from 9 to 10 p.m. Eastern. Our theme, “Cliffhanger Classics,” will address “Dallas’s” most suspenseful moments. (You can refresh your memory with our recent “Cliffhanger Classics” series.)

Here’s how it’ll work: I’ll tweet a question roughly every five minutes. Each question will be numbered and include the hashtag #DallasChat, so your responses should do the same.

A sample exchange:

Q1. When J.R. was shot in 1980, who did you think pulled the trigger? #DallasChat

A1. My money was always on Kristin. Only a hussy like her would dare harm our hero! #DallasChat

Two pointers:

• During the chat, 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.

• Include the hashtag #DallasChat in each tweet you send so others can see your contributions to the conversation. Feel free to start side conversations of your own, but please include #DallasChat in those tweets too.

A reminder: Twitter limits the number of tweets that users can send during a given hour, so I’m unable to respond to everyone’s responses, but I’ll “favorite” them as they roll in. Please know how much I appreciate everyone’s contributions.

This will be another fun #DallasChat discussion. I hope you can join us!

It’s Ladies Night on #DallasChat

Ann Ewing, Brenda Strong, Dallas, Elena Ramos, Emma Bell, Emma Ryland,, Jordana Brewster, Judith Light, Judith Ryland, Linda Gray, Pamela Rebecca Barnes Ewing, Sue Ellen Ewing, TNT

Ladies first

Dallas Decoder’s next #DallasChat on Twitter will be held Monday, September 23, from 9 to 10 p.m. Eastern. Our theme: “The Women.”

Here’s how it’ll work: I’ll tweet a question roughly every five minutes. Each question will be numbered and include the hashtag #DallasChat, so your responses should do the same.

A sample exchange:

Q1. Who is your favorite woman character on #DallasTNT? #DallasChat

A1. Elena! She is strong and independent. I also like how she always tries to do the right thing. #DallasChat

Two pointers:

• During the chat, 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.

• Include the hashtag #DallasChat in each tweet you send so others can see your contributions to the conversation. Feel free to start side conversations of your own, but please include #DallasChat in those tweets too.

A reminder: Twitter limits the number of tweets that users can send during a given hour, so I’m unable to respond to everyone’s responses, but I’ll favorite them as they roll in. Please know how much I appreciate everyone’s contributions.

This will be another fun #DallasChat discussion. I hope you can join us!

Tonight’s #DallasChat is Dedicated to the One We Love

We miss you!

We miss you!

Dallas Decoder’s next #DallasChat on Twitter will be held Monday, September 16, from 9 to 10 p.m. Eastern. In honor of Larry Hagman’s birthday (he was born September 21, 1931), our theme will be “Lovin’ Larry” and will focus on Hagman, his career and the character he immortalized, J.R. Ewing.

Here’s how it’ll work: I’ll tweet a question every five minutes or so. Each question will be numbered and include the hashtag #DallasChat, so your responses should do the same. A sample exchange:

Q1. Besides J.R. Ewing, what’s your favorite Larry Hagman role? #DallasChat

A1. I loved Mr. Hagman’s short-lived 1990s series “Orleans.” He was really good as Judge Charbonnet. #DallasChat

Here are two pointers:

• During the chat, 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.

• Include the hashtag #DallasChat in each tweet you send so others can see your contributions to the conversation. Feel free to start side conversations of your own, but please include #DallasChat in those tweets too.

A reminder: Twitter limits the number of tweets that users can send during a given hour, so I’m unable to respond to everyone’s responses, but I’ll favorite them as they roll in. Please know how much I appreciate everyone’s contributions to #DallasChat.

I hope this will be another special #DallasChat discussion. Please join us!

Tonight, #DallasChat Shines a Spotlight on Sue Ellen

Dallas, Linda Gray, Sue Ellen Ewing, TNT

Star of the show

Dallas Decoder’s next #DallasChat on Twitter will be held Monday, September 9, from 9 to 10 p.m. Eastern. Since this is Sue Ellen Week, our #DallasChat theme will be “Celebratin’ Sue Ellen” and will focus on Linda Gray’s iconic character.

Here’s how it’ll work: I’ll tweet a question every five minutes or so. Each question will be numbered and include the hashtag #DallasChat, so your responses should do the same.

A sample exchange:

Sue Ellen WeekQ1. What is your all-time favorite scene featuring Sue Ellen? #DallasChat

A1. I love when Sue Ellen delivers the eulogy at J.R.’s funeral. Linda Gray is amazing in that scene! #DallasChat

Here are two pointers:

• During the chat, 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.

• Include the hashtag #DallasChat in each tweet you send so others can see your contributions to the conversation. Feel free to start side conversations of your own, but please include #DallasChat in those tweets too.

A reminder: Twitter limits the number of tweets users can send during a given hour, so I’m unable to respond to everyone’s responses, but I’ll favorite them as they roll in. Please know how much I appreciate everyone’s contributions.

This promises to be a special edition of #DallasChat. I hope you can join us!

Celebrate Your Love of Labor Tonight on #DallasChat

Dallas, Josh Henderson, TNT

Working boys

Dallas Decoder’s next #DallasChat on Twitter will be held Monday, August 26, from 9 to 10 p.m. Eastern time. Since Labor Day is next week, our theme will be “Work It, Y’all” and will focus on “Dallas’s” depiction of careers and workplaces.

As usual, I’ll tweet a question roughly every five minutes. Each question will be numbered and include the hashtag #DallasChat, so your responses should do the same. Here’s a sample exchange:

Q1. Where would you rather work: Ewing Energies or Southfork ranch? #DallasChat

A1. What difference does it make? You’re bound to get dirty either way. #DallasChat

A few pointers:

• During the chat, 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.

• Include the hashtag #DallasChat in each tweet you send so others can see your contributions to the conversation. Feel free to start side conversations of your own, but be sure to include #DallasChat in those tweets too.

• Twitter limits the number of tweets each users can send an hour, so I’m unable to respond to everyone’s answers. I’ll reply to some and “favorite” the others, but please know how much I appreciate everyone’s participation.

This promises to be a fun conversation. Please join us!

On Tonight’s #DallasChat Menu, a Dish Best Served Cold

Dallas, Harris Ryland, Mitch Pileggi, TNT

Almond ploys

Dallas Decoder’s next #DallasChat on Twitter will be held Monday, August 19, from 9 to 10 p.m. Eastern time. The topic: “Vengeance is Ours,” which means we’ll be discussing retribution, one of “Dallas’s” most enduring themes.

As usual, I’ll tweet a question roughly every five minutes. Each question will be numbered and include the hashtag #DallasChat, so your responses should do the same. A sample exchange:

Q1. J.R. crossed a lot of people on the original “Dallas.” What’s the meanest act of revenge against him? #DallasChat

A1. When Holly ruined his marriage by arranging for Sue Ellen to see them in bed together. What a vicious thing to do! #DallasChat

A few pointers:

• During the chat, 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.

• Include the hashtag #DallasChat in each tweet you send so others can see your contributions to the conversation. Feel free to start side conversations of your own, but be sure to include #DallasChat in those tweets too.

• Twitter limits the number of tweets each users can send an hour, so I’m unable to respond to everyone’s answers. I’ll reply to some and “favorite” the others, but please know how much I appreciate everyone’s participation.

This should be another fun discussion. I hope you can join us!

Tonight on #DallasChat: ‘What Goes Around’

Dallas, John Ross Ewing, Josh Henderson, TNT

’Round he goes

Dallas Decoder’s next #DallasChat on Twitter will be held Monday, August 12, from 9 to 10 p.m. Eastern time. The theme: “What Goes Around,” which I’ll explain at the beginning of the chat.

As usual, I’ll tweet a question roughly every five minutes. Each question will be numbered and include the hashtag #DallasChat, so your responses should do the same.

A few pointers:

• During the chat, 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.

• Include the hashtag #DallasChat in each tweet you send so others can see your contributions to the conversation. Feel free to start side conversations of your own.

• Twitter limits the number of tweets each users can send an hour, so I’m unable to respond to everyone’s answers. I’ll reply to some and “favorite” the others, but please know how much I appreciate everyone’s participation.

I look forward to another interesting discussion. See you tonight!

Tonight on #DallasChat: ‘Surprise!’

Christopher Ewing, Dallas, Jesse Metcalfe, TNT

Future shock

Dallas Decoder’s next #DallasChat on Twitter will be Monday, August 5, from 9 to 10 p.m. Eastern time. Our theme: “Surprise!,” which I’ll explain at the beginning of the discussion.

As usual, I’ll tweet a question roughly every five minutes. Each question will be numbered and include the hashtag #DallasChat, so your responses should do the same. A few pointers:

• During the chat, 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.

• Include the hashtag #DallasChat in each tweet you send so others can see your contributions to the conversation. Feel free to start side conversations of your own.

• Twitter limits the number of tweets each users can send an hour, so I’m unable to respond to everyone’s answers. I’ll reply to some and “favorite” the others, but please know how much I appreciate everyone’s participation.

I hope we’ll have another fun discussion. See you tonight!