Dallas (1978)

Dallas is an American television series developed over 357 45-minute episodes, one 70-minute episode, two 90-minute telefilms, and another 135-minute one. It was created by David Jacobs and broadcast between April 2, 1978 and May 3, 1991 on CBS, and produced by Lorimar Television.

 The first Spanish-speaking country where it was broadcast and where dubbing for all of Latin America came from was Mexico in 1979 and for almost the entire 80's on channel 5. In Argentina it was broadcast for the first time on Channel 9, and then, with the arrival of cable television, it was re-broadcast on the Tele Uno channel in the early 1990s. In Chile, it was shown for the first time on Televisión Nacional de Chile. In Spain, the series was broadcast on TVE between 1979 and 1982, then going to the regional networks integrated in FORTA. It is currently broadcast for all of Latin America on the TCM Classic Hollywood signal and on the UK Gold channel for Great Britain.

In the Book written by Burt Hirschfeld (The Men of Dallas) he tells of the turbulent relationships of the Ewing, a multi-million dollar family, powerful and very influential in the state of Texas, having as main scenario the oil business in the family company Ewing Oil, and in the background the rancher through his Southfork ranch, in which the family lived, close to the city of Dallas, (Texas, United States). It was one of the best-selling series worldwide and dubbed for broadcast in many countries, establishing itself as one of the longest-running drama series, reaching 14 seasons. Of his characters, the most popular was undoubtedly JR Ewing (played by Larry Hagman), the unscrupulous eldest son, with a completely unhappy marriage,