Knots Landing
Dallas's suburban cousin — longest-running prime-time soap with quieter knives.
Production studio
Lorimar-Telepictures
Lorimar-Telepictures is Southfork and the cul-de-sac that outthought the glitter. Dallas headlines the TV Flash hub with Knots Landing — oil-baron cliffhangers as national weather, and fourteen seasons of suburban knives with Donna Mills's Abby as elite television mischief. Prime-time soap as a two-address argument.
Dallas is the oil-baron soap that made a question mark into a national cliffhanger. Who shot whom, who owns the night, who comes back from the dead in a shower. Lorimar-Telepictures' flagship is still the template for appointment cruelty in a cowboy hat. You watch for the ranch, stay for the family that cannot stop being a corporation.
Knots Landing is the thinking fan's prime-time soap — longer on character than Dynasty glitter, still fully addictive. Dallas's suburban cousin, fourteen seasons of cul-de-sac knives, Donna Mills's Abby as elite television mischief. Soap that thrived without oil-baron scale. Quiet streets, loud ledgers. The page is two addresses in the same addiction: a ranch and a cul-de-sac.
FAQ
What Lorimar-Telepictures titles are on TV Flash?
Dallas and Knots Landing.
Where should I start with Lorimar-Telepictures?
Dallas if you want the event cliffhanger and the ranch. Knots Landing if you prefer the long suburban game. Watch both if you care how a soap learns a second zip code.
What does this Lorimar-Telepictures slate feel like?
Prime-time soap as a drug with two delivery systems. Oil and cul-de-sac knives. Glitter and the quieter street that still cuts. Appointment television that knew how to keep a secret until sweeps.
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