It’s the dark side at work, trying to prevent the ceremony. As the baptism begins, the earth begins to shake so badly that the priest can’t continue. Each group catches the other up on the amazing events. Here’s how the supernatural tale of the residents of Harmony came to an end…Īs Father Lonigan (Bruce French) is about to begin the baptism of Tabitha (Juliet Mills), the group from the basement moves up to the main church. To read the first part of the last episode, click here.
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The series finale of Passions was filmed in March 2008. Execs tried to find another outlet for the soap but were unsuccessful.
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Unfortunately, the deal didn’t work out as well as expected and the satellite TV provider pulled the plug in December 2007. DirecTV saved the soap and began airing it exclusively in the Fall of 2007, hoping that fans would be willing to pay to watch.
SOAP TV SHOW FINAL EPISODE MOVIE
Gladly Dallas:JR Returns which was a TV movie gave us a Dallas and JR that we would have liked to see.Passions was cancelled by NBC in January 2007 because of low ratings.
Conundrum has to be the most disappointing finale for a TV show. Why would be want to see completely different and non Dallas story lines? Ones that don't involve oil, backstabbing and revenge? This was the producers chance to end this show on a high note as millions would be tuning in. The alternate realities of Sue Ellen and other characters was dull, lackluster and unimpressive. The large cast was not really included and it was painful to watch the villain everyone loves to hate swim in self-pity. With such a rich family history, the cast still being alive and talented producers it is bizarre to end this great show in such a manner. Many wanted to see a family reunion of some sort or perhaps some sort of twist as Dallas started shocking cliffhangers. Dallas had gone down in the ratings over the years but millions had tuned in for its finale due to its legacy and memorable moments, boy must have they been disappointed. The burning question is why? Why do such a type of finale which ended up being hugely disappointing. The finale tried to have elements of 'Its A Wonderful Life' or perhaps even a 'A Christmas Carol' to show JR how life would have been had he been out of the picture. AttmayĪfter years of memorable moments which included the iconic Who Shot JR? episode Dallas ended on a disappointing and bad note. sees more of what a world where he was never born would be like: Ray Krebbs does not know that Jock is his real father, but has a happy family life despite a debilitating back injury Cally Harper is still in Haleyville married to an abusive redneck and Cliff Barnes is Vice-President of the United States of America, until the President suffers a stroke. There would be a third Ewing son named Jason, a conniving, manipulative real estate broker who got into the business by selling off Southfork. Kristin Shepard would be a con artist, while Bobby would be a divorced deadbeat dad with a gambling addiction. Sue Ellen would be a successful soap opera actress married to Nicholas Pearce. Jock would kill himself over it, leading to Miss Ellie's death "from a broken heart" two years later. In this alternate reality, Gary would be the first son and would run Ewing Oil - into the ground but become a successful lawyer. He wants to end it all, when an otherworldly creature calling himself "Adam" offers to show him what a world where J.R. is drunk and dejected he has lost his business to Cliff Barnes, his son has moved to England, and the ownership of his beloved home was given to Bobby.
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