A Ewing Will Die on Tonight's 'Dallas' Season Finale

A Ewing will die tonight! But which one? Dallas wraps up its third season on TNT with two new episodes on Monday, September 22, starting at 9 p.m. ET/PT.

"Endgame" – 9 p.m. ET/PT
While Christopher (Jesse Metcalfe) races to find Elena (Jordana Brewster), Bobby (Patrick Duffy) is double-crossed by the cartel. No longer able to sit by, John Ross (Josh Henderson) puts his own life on the line to attempt a rescue. Meanwhile, Nicolas (Juan Pablo Di Pace) tries to prove himself to Elena by making a deal with the authorities that puts him on a collision course with John Ross' plan and places both their lives in jeopardy.

"Brave New World" – 10 p.m. ET/PT
The Ewings and the Rylands finally force the cartel to pay the piper as some lives are saved and others are lost. Bobby and Sue Ellen (Linda Gray) form a new alliance to protect the family, which pits them against John Ross, who is still trying to regain control of Ewing Global and fix his marriage to Pamela (Julie Gonzalo). Elena is pushed to the brink when she finds out the real depths of Nicolas' betrayal. As the season comes to an end, enemies are unmasked, new alliances are formed, and John Ross learns a shocking secret about J.R. that sends him halfway around the globe in search of a surprising new cohort.

Watch the season finale promo below:

'Dallas' Preview: Bobby Ewing To The Rescue

Antonio Jaramillo, Emma Bell and Brenda Strong. Photo Credit: Skip Bolen

In the wake of a devastating family kidnapping, Bobby (Patrick Duffy) puts everything on the line to save the lives of Ann (Brenda Strong) and Emma (Emma) on the next episode of Dallas, airing Monday, September 15 episode at 9 p.m. ET/PT on TNT.

Also in the episode, titled "Boxed In," John Ross (Josh Henderson) and Pamela (Julie Gonzalo) form a truce of sorts. Elena (Jordana Brewster), who's been in hiding with Nicolas (Juan Pablo Di Pace), finally learns the truth about his connections to the cartel, which sends her spiraling. Christopher (Jesse Metcalfe) desperately searches for Elena, fearing for her safety. And Bobby is forced to make a choice he never anticipated.

Check out a sneak peek video below:

Melinda Clarke Debuts as Tracey McKay on Tonight's Episode of 'Dallas'

Melinda Clarke (The O.C., Nikita, Days of our Lives) guest stars as Tracey McKay in tonight's episode of Dallas, airing at 9 p.m. ET/PT on TNT.

In "Victims of Love," as Ewing Global goes public, twists and turns abound while everyone scrambles to claim ownership. Pamela (Julie Gonzalo)struggles with what to do now that she knows Cliff (Ken Kercheval) didn't really kill J.R., and Bobby (Patrick Duffy) seeks the aide of an old flame Tracey McKay (guest star Melinda Clarke) to help get back control of the company. Meanwhile, Judith (Judith Light) and Harris (Mitch Pileggi) work to fix their own problems with the cartel, which ends up putting lives in the balance and aligning the Rylands and Ewings in a way no one ever expected.

Check out a sneak peek video below:

'Dallas' Preview: Dead Reckoning

Brenda Strong, Patrick Duffy and Marlene Forte.
Photo Credit: Skip Bolen

The third season TNT's Dallas continues with a new episode ("Dead Reckoning") on Monday, August 25 at 9 p.m. ET/PT.

The dark cloud over Southfork continues to grow with the news of a family death (Drew Ramos). Meanwhile, Christopher and Heather's relationship is put to the test as John Ross tries to redeem himself with Pamela, who begins to face the real reasons behind her overdose. Elsewhere, Elena makes a drastic move to get justice for her family, putting John Ross directly in her crosshairs.

Watch a sneak peek video below:

'Dallas' Mid-Season Premiere Preview: After the Fire, Southfork Still Burns

Brenda Strong, Jordana Brewster Jesse Metcalfe and Patrick Duffy in
the August 18 episode of Dallas on TNT.

The Ewing family searches for answers as to who set the fire at Southfork Ranch and who will survive, while John Ross and Emma struggle with their role in Pamela's overdose in the mid-season premiere of Dallas, Monday, August 18 at 9 p.m. ET/PT.

Dallas centers on the Ewing family, which has made a fortune in cattle ranching and oil. Bobby Ewing (Patrick Duffy) is now the family patriarch following the death of his older brother, J.R. Ewing. The complicated and often bitter relationship between the two brothers can be seen reflected in the relationship between Christopher (Jesse Metcalfe), Bobby's adopted son, and John Ross III (Josh Henderson), the son of J.R. and former wife Sue Ellen Ewing (Linda Gray).

The summer run of TNT's Dallas opens in the aftermath of a devastating fire at Southfork Ranch and the unexpected overdose of John Ross' wife, Pamela Barnes Ewing (Julie Gonzalo). Each member of the family struggles to understand what's happened, including John Ross, whose two-timing behavior may have finally caught up with him after Pamela discovered him with another woman. To make matters worse, that other woman is Emma Ryland (Emma Bell), the daughter of Bobby's wife, Ann (Brenda Strong).

Christopher continues to reel after his engagement to Elena Ramos (Jordana Brewster) fell through, and the search for his mother ended with news that she died in 1989. He has found some comfort in a new relationship with Heather (AnnaLynne McCord), a 20-something ranch hand and single mother. But Heather's ex-husband has just returned, bringing turmoil back into her life and the life of her 5-year-old son.

DALLAS Cast Previews Season 3 (Video)

DALLAS premieres on Monday, February 24th at 9 p.m. ET/PT on TNT. The stars of DALLAS give you a sneak peek into Season 3 in the video below.

DALLAS Season 3 Preview (Spoiler Alert)

Linda Gray as Sue Ellen Ewing.  Photo Credit: TNT

The backstabbing, two-timing, double-crossing drama of TNT's Dallas is set to return this winter with the launch of the hit series' third season. DALLAS, which follows the internal and external conflicts facing the oil-rich Ewing family, stars Jesse Metcalfe, Josh Henderson, Jordana Brewster, Julie Gonzalo, Brenda Strong, Mitch Pileggi and Emma Bell, with Patrick Duffy and Linda Gray. The new season will also see the addition of Juan Pablo Di Pace as a regular cast member and the return of guest stars Ken Kercheval, Judith Light, Kuno Becker and Marlene Forte. In addition, AnnaLynne McCord is set to guest-star in several episodes. Produced for TNT by Warner Horizon Television, DALLAS is slated to kick off its new season Monday, Feb. 24, at 9 p.m. (ET/PT).

NEWS: Patrika Darbo To Guest On DEVIOUS MAIDS, DALLAS Season Finale, Jesse Metcalfe Talks Victoria Principal, GLEE's Gun Control

DAYS OF OUR LIVES star Patrika Darbo will guest in DEVIOUS MAIDS
Darbo, who just wrapped a stint as DAYS's Nancy, will appear on the new Marc Cherry prime-time sudser DEVIOUS MAIDS. Darbo worked with the creator twice before on DESPERATE HOUSEWIVES. “I did an episode in season five playing a seamstress,” Darbo recently told Soap Opera Digest. “They needed a seamstress again and they asked me back to play the same character. It was great to be invited back.”

EDITOR'S NOTE: Read our recent interview with Patrika Darbo here.

The Age of Bite-Size Entertainment
When soap operas ALL MY CHILDREN and ONE LIFE TO LIVE come back to life online later this month, episodes will run for 30 minutes, about half as long as the hourlong blocks that ran on broadcast television for most of the shows' 40-year run. Why? Because they're likely to be watched on the go.

NEWS ROUNDUP: Joan Van Ark, Thorsten Kaye, John McCook, A Martinez, Kyle MacLachlan

Joan Van Ark on her return to DALLAS: 'I felt a huge responsibility to do Valene justice'
"Ted [Shackelford] called me after we had done our scene that first day and he was so dear. He said, 'You still got it. You were great every take.' Ted is brutally honest – and that’s a good thing because I want the truth. So for him to say that meant so much to me."

"And with Charlene [Tilton] – she’s such a pistol! When I see her now, I feel like she’s the parent and I’m the child because she’s got it going on! [Laughs] She calls it like she sees it, and she was so generous and beautiful to me when we were together. And Patrick Duffy and I had a really nice moment [off the set]. It was totally special, and it had to do with Larry [Hagman]. I shared something with Patrick and he returned it right back. It was maybe the most profound, connected moment I had when I was down there."

Valene will not be seen at J.R.'s funeral on next week's episode of DALLAS.

Thorsten Kaye on taping the first scene of the new ALL MY CHILDREN
"Jill Larson (Opal) was supposed to be in the first scene with this guy Peter [Cortlandt, Opal’s son]. Something happened and she wasn’t ready. I was just f—king around at the catering table stuffing bagels in my pocket. All of a sudden, someone comes up to me and says, 'Can you be ready in three minutes?' I said, 'Sure. I’ve got three bagels in a baggie and some bacon, I’m good.' The scene was a [one-way] phone call. When I was done, they said, 'Congratulations, you just finished the first scene of the new ALL MY CHILDREN!' That hadn’t occurred to me. I was just there to work. But it’s kind of cool that I was in the last scene on TV and I taped the first scene on the web."

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PREVIEW: DALLAS Two-Hour Season Two Premiere On January 28

The second season of TNT's DALLAS will premiere on January 28, 2013. Check out a some photos from that night (the second episode of the two-hour premiere, "Venomous Creatures") featuring the late Larry Hagman (J.R. Ewing) and the cast and read a summary of the first two episodes (spoiler alert!) below:

NEWS ROUNDUP: Frank Valentini On Nurse's Ball, Liz & More; Walt Willey's Biz Lessons; GLEE Valentines

GENERAL HOSPITAL executive producer Frank Valentini on The Nurses Ball and a new love interest for Elizabeth
"For the February sweeps we’ll be teeing up to the nurses ball which will start at the end of March into the anniversary which is April 1. Slightly in contrast to what’s happened in the past, where it was sort of a one-off event, the Nurses Ball will be weaved into story. Big things will happen at the nurse’s ball. And it will go for more than one day."

Valentini also says Elizabeth's next love interest is someone on the canvas, and it's not A.J.

SNEAK PEEK: "Revelations" In the DALLAS Season Finale

Sue Ellen (Linda Gray) has a choice to make in the season finale
of DALLAS / Photo Credit: Zade Rosenthal

TNT's DALLAS wraps up its first season on Wednesday, August 8 at 9 p.m. ET/PT.

In the dramatic season one finale, "Revelations," family bonds bring the Ewings together as a loved one faces a medical crisis.

Christopher and Elena begin to learn that not everyone is who they appear to be, including the people closest to them.

Long buried secrets are revealed as the past rears its ugly head.

Watch a sneak peek below:

SNEAK PEEK: DALLAS ("Family Business"), Wednesday On TNT

Larry Hagman (J.R.) and Linda Gray (Sue Ellen) / Photo
Credit: Zade Rosenthal

TNT's DALLAS is all new on Wednesday, August 1 at 9 p.m. ET/PT.

In "Family Business," John Ross learns the value of family when he must choose between blood and oil.

Sue Ellen and Rebecca both find themselves victims of men who could destroy their lives.

And the Ewings must once again rally around one another when a medical crisis strikes.

Watch a sneak peek below:

SNEAK PEEK: DALLAS ("No Good Deed"), Wednesday On TNT

Julie Gonzolo (Rebecca), Brenda Strong (Ann) and Callard
Harris (Tommy) / Photo Credit: Zade Rosenthal

TNT'S new DALLAS is all new on Wednesday, July 25 at 9 p.m. ET/PT.

In "No Good Deed," when murder hangs over the Ewing household, the family is forced to make decisions for the good of family.

Christopher moves closer to his dream when a large oil company approaches him about rights to new methane technology. And the Ewings fight to protect Southfork from outsiders.

Watch a sneak peek below:

SNEAK PEEK: DALLAS ("Collateral Damage"), Tonight On TNT

John Ross (Josh Henderson) and Lucy (Charlene Tilton) / Photo Credit: Zade Rosenthal

TNT'S new DALLAS is all new on Wednesday, July 18 at 9 p.m. ET/PT.

In "Collateral Damage," Rebecca reveals a life-changing secret to Elena. Still riling from his interaction with Bobby, Ann’s ex-husband demands an apology.

Meanwhile, John Ross is under pressure from his allies and tries to turn one family member against another. And a family associate is murdered, leaving everyone to wonder about the culprit.

Watch a sneak peek below:

SNEAK PEEK: DALLAS ("The Enemy of My Enemy"), Tonight On TNT

J.R. Ewing (Larry Hagman) / Photo Credit: Zade Rosenthal

TNT'S new DALLAS is all new on Wednesday, July 11 at 9 p.m. ET/PT.

In "The Enemy of My Enemy," John Ross (Josh Henderson) is bothered by the weight of having to do his father's dirty work and decides to move into Southfork.

Meanwhile, strife continues to grow between Ann (Brenda Strong) and Bobby (Patrick Duffy) when it is revealed she went to her ex for help with a family problem, and Rebecca approaches Bobby and Christopher (Jesse Metcalfe) with information that she believes might help save the ranch.

Watch a sneak peek below:

NEWS ROUNDUP: Jacqueline MacInnes Wood Cast In ARROW Pilot; THE REVOLUTION Exec Producer J. D. Roth: I Did Not Kill Erica Kane

Jacqueline MacInnes Wood joins ARROW pilot
According to Green Arrow TV, Jacqueline MacInnes Wood has just signed on to play Sarah Lance in the new CW pilot ARROW. Wood is best known for her role as Steffy Forrester in the CBS soap THE BOLD AND THE BEAUTIFUL.

Since Wood won’t be leaving the CBS soap, it’s presumed that she will have a guest starring role in the pilot. Wood confirmed her role to play Sarah Lance via a tweet.

THE REVOLUTION exec producer J. D. Roth: I did not kill Erica Kane

NEWS ROUNDUP: SMASH Is Broadway’s Big Prime-Time Moment, EASTENDERS Murder, Jesse Metcalfe Engaged

SMASH: Broadway’s Big Prime-Time Moment
SMASH carries huge stakes for both NBC and Mr. Greenblatt. “We’re in a pretty bad situation,” he said of NBC’s last place among the networks. “We desperately need something to catch fire, and we hope this is it.” For Broadway, nothing less than pride is on the line.

SMASH is the theater capital’s best shot to reveal itself to the rest of America. Mr. Greenblatt and the Broadway veterans on the show’s creative team have emphasized authenticity above all else, transplanting their own DNA into the characters and plotlines, and even hiring real-life insiders like the producer Emanuel Azenberg and the theater owner Jordan Roth to play themselves.