A tale of two MORE Cliffs (contest part deux)

[voxdefiant]

one of these??? from WIKIPEDIA???

Several episodes of Father Ted featured a simpleton "Tom" sitting on a dockside wall wearing an "I shot JR" T-shirt. The gag was particularly effective as the father Ted episodes ran some 15 years after the Dallas incident. The simpleton would be used as a point of reference, eg. When you get off the Boat, look for a man wearing an "I Shot JR" T-Shirt and turn left...etc.
In an episode of The Simpsons set in 1980, Homer is seen with a t-shirt exclaiming I shot J.R..
Also on The Simpsons, Mr. Burns is shot in a parody of the Dallas finale. Campaigns ran for a time with the question 'Who shot Mr. Burns?'.
Once again on the The Simpsons, a 8th Season episode is named A Milhouse Divided.
In an episode of Friends (The One with Phoebe's Rats), an unemployed Chandler asks Who Shot J.R.? while watching TV.
In Babylon 5 an alien race called the Brakiri having received the episodes via the broadcasts arriving on their homeworld several decades after broadcast, however the conclusion of the who shot J.R. storyline was interrupted by the sun blocking the signal from earth and by the time of first contact with humans all records of the episode been destroyed or lost leaving the Brakiri in suspence over what happened, books and similar speculation on who did shoot J.R became a very profitable industry on Brakir after this.[citation needed]
The storyline was parodied on an episode of Saturday Night Live hosted by Dallas star Charlene Tilton. The episode was notable for Charlie Rocket's use of the word "smile" during the live broadcast.
Episode 5 of the USA Network series In Plain Sight is entitled "Who Shot Jay Arnstein?"

[voxdefiant]

Okay, I think maybe I've got it...
Who shot Jr reslotion...Shot by Kristin, yet PAm's dream...
inspired Dynasty...
from dreamzone...

[Donner]

excellent effort VD !!!!

but reread the instructions a couple times

this ones a bit slippery

[voxdefiant]

the resolution of Dallas, who shot JR- that it was a dream...may have inspired the ending of LOST where the island was dreaming up everything on LOST?????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????

[kb892]

so yeah, he was shot by kristin and it inspired the ending of The Sopranos.

[voxdefiant]

The Dallas "Dream" resolution may have inspired the season finale of St. Elsewhere where it was revealed a Kid dreamed up the whole thing...
or Newhart? but I don't think that is one of your faves...

Am I on the right track (trek) thinking of a "dream" ending...???

Dream On...

[voxdefiant]

Dallas resolution, "it was just adream" AND
the ending series of "Curb your enthusiasm" he dies...and it's all just a Dream!!! yes?

[voxdefiant]

Dallas resolution (Pam's dream, Kristin,) and Star Trek (mpicard????...


Star Trek: The Next Generation
The final shot of Star Trek: The Next Generation.
"All Good Things...": In a special two-part finale, Jean-Luc Picard finds himself jumping in time between three different eras: the past, during Picard's taking command of the Enterprise-D around the time of "Encounter at Farpoint", the present, and the future in which Picard is retired and suffering from a debilitating mental disease. As Picard tries to solve the mystery of his strange time-jumping, he explores his past and future relationships, including Tasha Yar. He discovers, with some help by Q, that he himself is responsible for the time jumping for an action he took while scanning an anomaly in space. All three versions of Picard order their respective Enterprises armed with a "static warp shell" into the anomaly to "heal" it. As each ship is destroyed by the stress, Q bids Picard farewell, "Goodbye Jean-Luc. I'm gonna miss you. You had such potential. But then again, all good things must come to an end." After the last Enterprise is destroyed, Picard finds himself in a white limbo being congratulated by Q for saving humanity (again). The final scene takes place around the weekly poker game held by the Enterprise command crew. Picard unexpectedly appears to join them. When he says with a wistful sigh, "I should have done this a long time ago," Deanna tells him warmly, "You were always welcome." Picard smiles and deals the cards, saying, "Five card stud, nothing wild... and the sky's the limit."

[voxdefiant]

something about J.R. and a mirroir...
and Mirroir image...???
NAH...
sorry.

[Donner]

its a tale of two Roberts