WATCH: Steve Kanaly Guest Stars on This Week's Brand New DEVANITY

On this week's brand new episode of DEVANITY, Florida billionaire Charles Kane (guest star Steve Kanaly, DALLAS) comes to Los Angeles with plans to make Jason DeVanity (Michael Caruso) an offer he can't refuse. Watch the drama unfold below:



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DEVANITY Season 4 Trailer Released

ISA winner Michael Caruso's brilliant web series, DEVANITY, returns on February 13 for its fourth and final season. The Season 4 trailer has now been released and reveals a sneak peek at some of the show's upcoming guest stars like Andrea Evans, Sheree J. Wilson, Steve Kanaly, and the returning Gordon Thomson and Kyle Lowder. Watch it below:

DALLAS Star Steve Kanaly Joins DEVANITY Season 4

Steve Kanaly - Photo: TNT

Original DALLAS cast member Steve Kanaly will be guest-starring on Indie Soap Award-winning web series DEVANITY in Season 4. Kanaly will appear on the canvas as Florida billionaire Charles Kane, who comes to Los Angeles with plans to make Jason DeVanity an offer he can't refuse. Unbeknownst to the DeVanity clan, and Jason in particular, his motives are as personal as they are professional.

Kanaly is best known for his role as Ray Krebbs, foreman of the Southfork Ranch, on the primetime soap opera DALLAS. He returned to TNT's new version of the show in both its first and second seasons. Viewers of ALL MY CHILDREN will also remember Kanaly as Seabone Hunkle, the father of fan favorite Dixie Cooney Martin in the mid-1990s.

Goodbye J.R.: Thoughts On DALLAS

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The Ewing family, friends, a few enemies, and fans old and new said goodbye to J.R. last night in a poignant episode of DALLAS on TNT. The script, written by Cynthia Cidre, was excellent and you could feel the history without any flashbacks being used. I will probably watch the entire episode again at some point and notice many things I didn't pick up on at first viewing, but here are some things I really enjoyed most.

The special opening sequence created for Larry Hagman was perfect.

Ken Kercheval (Cliff), Steve Kanaly (Ray), Deborah Shelton (Mandy), Cathy Podewell (Cally), Charlene Tilton (Lucy) and Ted Shackelford (Gary) guest-starred and each one had some type of "moment" in the show, a big improvement over the blink-and-you-miss-it cameos by Ray and Lucy in Season 1. Gary and Ray were naturally conflicted over how to feel about their brother's death. Lucy was reflective and seemed to have at least some appreciation for her Uncle J.R.'s dirty dealings at this point in her live. Mandy and Cally reminded us of what a playboy J.R. was and that he was hard to get over. Surprisingly, the least satisfying of all these appearances was Cliff barging in. For some reason, Cliff had continued to be written as a one-note villain on the new DALLAS.

PREVIEW: J.R.'s Funeral On DALLAS

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In a heartrending farewell episode on March 11 at 9 p.m. ET, TNT's DALLAS says goodbye to the legendary J.R. Ewing, who, after a lifetime of scheming and dealing, has finally met his end.

Ken Kercheval, Steve Kanaly, Deborah Shelton, Cathy Podewell, Charlene Tilton and Ted Shackelford guest star.  Dallas Cowboys owner Jerry Jones and Dallas Mavericks owner Mark Cuban also make appearances.

In "J.R.'s Masterpiece," the Ewing family reels at hearing the news about J.R.'s death and is even more shocked to learn the cause. Striving to set aside their differences, J.R.'s family comes together to mourn his passing, accompanied by many characters from his past. But their tears are soon overpowered by a shocking revelation worthy of one of televisions most iconic characters. In life – and now in death – nothing is ever as it seems when it comes to J.R. Ewing.

DALLAS will air a special opening sequence in the episode as a tribute to Larry Hagman.

Check out more photos and watch a sneak peek video below: