Fool Around With #DallasChat on March 7

February 29, 2016 by 5 Comments
Dallas, J.R. Ewing, Kristin Shepard, Larry Hagman, Mary Crosby

Fools for lust

Dallas Decoder’s next #DallasChat on Twitter will be Monday, March 7, from 8 to 9 p.m. Eastern time.

The theme, “Two-timin’ II,” is a sequel to a similar discussion from last year.

If you’re new to #DallasChat — or if you need a refresher — here’s how it 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, freewheeling group conversation.

Here’s a sample exchange:

Q1. Did J.R. have feelings for Kristin? #DallasChat

A1. Does unapologetic lust count as a feeling? If so, then yes, J.R.’s feelings for Kristin were very strong. #DallasChat

Here are three more 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 you can participate. See you there!

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

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Celebrate Leap Day With #DallasChat

February 22, 2016 by 3 Comments
Barbara Bel Geddes, Bobby Ewing, Dallas, Jim Davis, Jock Ewing, J.R. Ewing, Larry Hagman, Miss Ellie Ewing, Patrick Duffy

Fab foursome

Dallas Decoder’s next #DallasChat on Twitter will be Monday, February 29, from 8 to 9 p.m. Eastern time.

Given the date, our theme will be “Leap Day.”

If you’re new to #DallasChat — or if you need a refresher — here’s how it 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, freewheeling group conversation.

Here’s a sample exchange:

Q1. Leap Day comes once every four years. What’s something in “Dallas” that’s almost as rare? #DallasChat

A1. That’s easy: a moment of peace in the Ewing family! #DallasChat

Here are three more 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 you can participate. See you there!

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

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You’ll Face Tough Choices During Our Feb. 22 #DallasChat

February 15, 2016 by Leave a Comment
Bobby Ewing, Dallas, J.R. Ewing, Larry Hagman, Patrick Duffy

Face to face

Dallas Decoder’s next #DallasChat on Twitter will be Monday, February 22, from 8 to 9 p.m. Eastern time.

This discussion will be centered around “Would you rather” questions. (An example appears below.) Get ready to face some tough choices!

If you’re new to #DallasChat — or if you need a refresher — here’s how it 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, freewheeling group conversation.

Here’s a sample exchange:

Q1. Would you rather be as feared as J.R. or as respected as Bobby? #DallasChat

A1. I’d love to have J.R.’s reputation for ruthlessness. No one ever took advantage of him! #DallasChat

Here are three more 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 you can participate. See you there!

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

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On Feb. 15, #DallasChat Brings You Its Very Best

February 8, 2016 by 1 Comment
Dallas, J.R. Ewing, Larry Hagman

Good question, or bad?

Dallas Decoder’s next #DallasChat on Twitter will be Monday, February 15, from 8 to 9 p.m. Eastern time.

Our theme will be “The Best of #DallasChat IV.” Once again, I’ll ask favorite questions from previous discussions.

If you’re new to #DallasChat — or if you need a refresher — here’s how it 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, freewheeling group conversation.

Here’s a sample exchange:

Q1. Was J.R. the hero or villain of “Dallas”? #DallasChat

A1. He was so good at being bad, how can anyone be sure? #DallasChat

Here are three more 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 you can participate. See you there!

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

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You’ll Feel the Love During Our Feb. 8 #DallasChat

February 1, 2016 by 1 Comment
Bobby Ewing, Dallas, Pam Ewing, Patrick Duffy, Victoria Principal

I deux!

Dallas Decoder’s next #DallasChat on Twitter will be Monday, February 8, from 8 to 9 p.m. Eastern time.

Since Valentine’s Day is around the corner, our theme will be “Isn’t It Romantic? II” Like last year’s session, we’ll discuss “Dallas’s” best — and worst — couples.

Are you new to #DallasChat? Here’s how it 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, freewheeling group conversation.

Here’s a sample exchange:

Q1. Did Bobby and Pam have “Dallas’s” greatest love story? #DallasChat

A1. No, of course not. The greatest love of all was J.R.’s relationship with himself! #DallasChat

Here are three more 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 you can participate. See you there!

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Our Feb. 1 #DallasChat Puts You in the Driver’s Seat

January 25, 2016 by 2 Comments
Dallas, J.R. Ewing, Larry Hagman

Take the wheel, darlin’

Dallas Decoder’s next #DallasChat on Twitter will be Monday, February 1, from 8 to 9 p.m. Eastern time.

Our theme will be “Chatter’s Choice III.” Like the previous sessions, you’ll help decide the topics we discuss.

Leave your suggested questions in the comments section below, tweet them to me @DallasDecoder or leave them on my Facebook page. I’ll choose the best questions and tweet them during the chat so everyone has an opportunity to answer.

If you’re new to #DallasChat, here’s how it works: During each hour-long discussion, I tweet 10 questions from @DallasDecoder. Fans respond and comment on each other’s answers, making each chat a fun, freewheeling group conversation.

Here’s a sample exchange:

Q1. Do you love J.R. or love to hate him? #DallasChat

A1. No hate here. It’s all love! #DallasChat

Here are three more 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 you can participate. See you there!

This is your chance to ask the questions on #DallasChat. Leave your suggestions in the comments below.

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Brrr! Keep Warm With #DallasChat on Jan. 25

January 24, 2016 by Leave a Comment
Dallas, J.R. Ewing, Larry Hagman

Chillin’ like a villain

Dallas Decoder’s next #DallasChat on Twitter will be Monday, January 25, from 8 to 9 p.m. Eastern time.

Since so much of the nation is buried under snow this week, our theme will be “That’s Cold!” We’ll look at how “Dallas” deals with chill-inducing behavior (and on occasion, chill-inducing weather).

Are you new to #DallasChat? Here’s how it 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, freewheeling group conversation.

Here’s a sample exchange:

Q1. Is J.R. truly cold-hearted? #DallasChat

A1. No, of course not. He’s just trying to please Daddy. What could be warmer than that? #DallasChat

Here are three more 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 you can participate. See you there!

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

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Join Us Jan. 18 for ‘The Best of #DallasChat’

January 17, 2016 by 2 Comments
Dallas, J.R. Ewing, Larry Hagman

Best at everything

Dallas Decoder’s next #DallasChat on Twitter will be Monday, January 18, from 8 to 9 p.m. Eastern time.

Our theme will be “The Best of #DallasChat III.” Once again I’ll ask favorite questions from previous discussions.

Are you new to #DallasChat? Here’s how it 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, freewheeling group conversation.

Here’s a sample exchange:

Q1. Who is your favorite “Dallas” character? #DallasChat

A1. J.R. Ewing, of course! He’s the most fascinating character in TV history, and Larry Hagman portrayed him beautifully. #DallasChat

Here are three more 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 you can participate. See you there!

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

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Our Jan. 11 #DallasChat Asks, ‘What If?’

January 10, 2016 by 6 Comments
Bobby Ewing, Dallas, Linda Gray, Patrick Duffy, Sue Ellen Ewing, TNT

Ponder the possibilities

Dallas Decoder’s next #DallasChat on Twitter will be Monday, January 11, from 8 to 9 p.m. Eastern time.

Our theme will be “What If? IV.” Like the previous “What If?” chats, this discussion will imagine alternate outcomes and twists to “Dallas” storylines and developments.

Are you new to #DallasChat? Here’s how it 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, freewheeling group conversation.

Here’s a sample exchange:

Q1. What if Bobby and Sue Ellen had gotten together after J.R.’s death? #DallasChat

A1. A Bobby/Sue Ellen coupling would’ve rocked the Ewings. Can you imagine John Ross and Christopher might as stepbrothers? #DallasChat

Here are three more 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 you can participate. See you there!

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

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Love ‘Dallas’? Let’s Discuss It Jan. 4 During #DallasChat

January 3, 2016 by 6 Comments
Another look

Look back

Dallas Decoder’s next #DallasChat on Twitter will be Monday, January 4, from 8 to 9 p.m. Eastern time.

Our theme will be “Resolutions II.” We’ll discuss new year’s resolutions for the “Dallas” characters, as well as your suggestions to conclude the cliffhangers left unresolved by the TNT sequel show’s cancellation.

Are you new to #DallasChat? Here’s how it 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, freewheeling group conversation.

Here’s a sample exchange:

Q1. “Dallas” ended with Bobby and Sue Ellen taking over Ewing Global. Would they have been successful running the company? #DallasChat

A1. Probably, although I bet John Ross would have weaseled his way back into the family business! #DallasChat

Here are three more 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 you can participate. See you there!

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

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