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Wednesday, 17 April 2013

50 most influential TV shows in world over past 50 years revealed


Corrie and Columbo are in... but no Mad Men or Sopranos: 50 most influential TV shows in world over past 50 years revealed

  • Formats of shows such as Big Brother have been hits worldwide
  • List from 1963's Astro Boy to 2012's  biopic of Colombian drug lord Escobar 

Coronation Street and reality show Big Brother have been named by experts as among the 50 most influential television shows in the world from the last half century.
The list takes in everything from Danish drama to South American soaps to find the programmes that have made the biggest difference around the globe.
And while some will be obscure to the average British couch potato, others will be strikingly familiar.
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Coronation Street's landlady Bet Lynch (Julie Goodyear) at the Manchester set.
Actress Julie Goodyear alias Bet Lynch on the set of the influential show Coronation Street
Actress Stephanie Beacham in the Celebrity Big Brother House
Stephanie Beacham in the Celebrity Big Brother 2010 house
Compiled by TV ratings experts, many have magic formulas which have been adapted by dozens of other countries, like game shows Who Wants to Be A Millionaire? and Wheel of Fortune.
But it also highlights comedy, drama, reality TV, cartoons and talent shows which have made a difference to the planet's television industry.
Of course the list could cause as many arguments about what is included as about what is not, as shows like The Sopranos, Seven Up!, Mad Men and others are notable for their omissions.
    And many may feel it is not the most intellectually challenging of viewing, including the longest running daytime soaps in the world from Dallas to Neighbours.
    Some of the shows have been a force for good, such as educational hit Sesame Street, while others seemed shocking at the time, like steamy serial The Thorn Birds.
    Australian hit Neighbours made the top 50.
    Chris Milligan and Colette Mann in hit soap Neighbours which is screened worldwide
    Others have inspired copycat versions all over the world thanks to a winning format like the German forerunner to Crimewatch and the French show that became Countdown.
    US show The Dating Game was the forerunner to Blind Date and Japan's Fun TV gave birth to You've Been Framed and home video shows worldwide.
    Others are simply cults of their own, like Star Trek, which has inspired six spin off series and 12 movies so far, a panel of experts told Broadcast magazine.
    The top 50 most influential TV shows over the past 50 years
    1963 - Astro Boy (Japan)
    The first Japanese anime cartoon and first from the country to be aired overseas. Remade in the 1980s and 2003.
    1964 - Jeopardy (USA)
    Quiz show still going after 9,000 episodes and adapted by more than 30 countries.
    1965 - The Dating Game (USA)
    The first dating TV show ever, a forerunner to Blind Date and others.
    1966 - Star Trek (USA)
    The first cult TV show (below), spawning six hit franchise series and 12 movies, so far, and a new language - Klingon.
    Original Star Trek TV series

    1967 - Aktenzeichen XY Ungelvst (Germany)
    The world's first reality crime solving TV format, inspired Crimewatch, America's Most Wanted and others. Still going.
    1968 - Columbo (USA)
    The famous homicide detective Columbo (Peter Falk, below) and his car starred in 69 cult original episodes which aired in the USA until 2003 and in more than 40 countries. 
    Columbo TV series starring Peter Falk

    1969 - Sesame Street (USA)
    The longest-running and most acclaimed children show in the USA, gave birth to The Muppets.
    1970 - Coronation Street (UK)
    Launched in 1960, Corrie reaches the 10th year at the top. The show is the longest-running TV soap in the world.
    1971 - The Persuaders (UK)
    Tony Curtis and Roger Moore (below) as two crime-fighting playboys in ground-breaking transatlantic match-up but only lasted one series. Still repeated all over Europe though.
    The Persuaders TV show

    1972 - The Price Is Right (USA)
    The first version of this genius idea appeared in 1956, making it the oldest TV game show but in 1972 became a daytime TV fixture in US. Adapted by 40 countries.
    1973 - The Young & The Restless (USA)
    Corny, tear-jerking soap opera still going strong after more than 10,000 episodes. A template for soaps aimed at younger viewers.
    1974 - Derrick (Germany)
    Germany's most successful show, following fictional Chief Inspector Stefan Derrick right through to 1998. Shown in 100 countries.
    1975 - Wheel of Fortune (USA)
    Simple but effective game show, still running in US and adapted by more than 50 countries, including, most recently, Egypt.
    1976 - Family Feud (USA)
    The US show still running and which we know as Family Fortunes. The format has been adapted by 50 countries including China.
    Krypton Factor show

    1977 - The Krypton Factor (UK)
    British-invented cult game show (above) combining physical and mental challenges. Briefly adapted by the US.
    1978 - Dallas (USA)
    Glamorous soap opera, recently revived, dubbed into 67 language, seen in 100 countries and when JR got shot, it made national news headlines across the world.
    Classic show Dallas

    1979 - The Kids of Degrassi Street (Canada)
    Canada's top TV export - to 140 countries. A drama following High School students right through their lives.
    1980 - Grendizer (Japan)
    A worldwide kids' favourite. Another anime and manga cartoon, this one about a super giant robot.
    1981 - Wetten, dass..? (Germany)
    The German forerunner of a much copied idea where the public take on bizarre challenges and celebrities bet on the outcome.
    1982 - Letters and Numbers (France)
    First aired in France in 1965 but better known in the UK as Countdown which was the first show to air on Channel 4 in 1982.
    1983 - The Thorn Birds (USA)
    TV version of best selling, steamy novel, featuring Richard Chamberlain as a priest torn between God and an illicit romance in the Aussie outback.
    Richard Chamberlain in The Thorn Birds

    1984 - La Piovra (Italy)
    Italy's most exported show, a police series telling of the never ending fight against organised crime in the country.
    1985 - Neighbours (Australia)
    Australia's longest running soap opera and one of its greatest exports and the show which introduced the world to Kylie, Jason and countless others.
    1986 - Fun TV with Kato-chan and Ken-chan (Japan)
    The variety show with a segment of viewers' videos which became the inspiration for America's Funniest Home Videos, You've Been Framed and many more.
    1987 - The Bold and the Beautiful (USA)
    America's youngest daytime soap but among its most corny and most popular, exported to 100 countries, following the passionate but mixed up lives of impossibly beautiful people.
    1988 - Home & Away (Australia)
    Australia's 'other' daily soap opera, but incredibly successful. Looks at a fictional beach side town where every inhabitant is either a hunk or a supermodel.
    1989 - The Simpsons (USA)
    The longest-running prime time scripted series in the US, a celebrity-infested cartoon (below), whose 524 episodes and myriad list of animated characters have made it a worldwide cult.
    TV show The Simpsons

    1990 - Fort Boyard (France)
    A bizarre, physically challenging game show also featuring riddles and codes and set on a fort built by Napoleon in the Atlantic Ocean with a treasure room guarded by tigers.
    1991 - Rugrats (USA)
    An iconic, constantly repeated, roughly drawn cartoon series (below) offering a baby's eye view of the world but appealing to all ages and exported to 80 countries.
    Kids' show The Rugrats

    1992 - The Real World (USA)
    Possibly the father of reality TV, combining soap-style storytelling with the real lives of real people put together in a variety of episodes.
    1993 - Beavis & Butthead (USA)
    Two dumb teenage 'metal heads' in a cartoon series which combines acerbic youth culture with MTV-style videos.
    1994 - Friends (USA)
    Six friends, 10 seasons, 236 episodes and an instantly recognisable theme tune made this a cult show and its stars like Jennifer Aniston, worldwide celebrities.
    Cast from the sitcom Friends

    1995 - Caiga quien caiga (Argentina)
    Much copied idea where irreverent journalists take a humorous look at that week's current affairs, sports and entertainment.
    1996 - Dragon Ball GT (Japan)
    Very successful culmination of a succession of series based on the best-selling Dragon Ball anime franchise.
    1997 - Survivor (Sweden)
    A British idea, taken up first by the Swedes, then it came back to Britain, went to 50 countries and has lasted longest in the USA.
    1998 - Who Wants to Be a Millionaire? (UK)
    Introduced the world to famous catchphrases like 'phone a friend' and 'is that your final answer?', exported (below) to 120 countries and the theme of the Oscar-winning film Slumdog Millionaire.
    Who wants to be a millionaire show

    1999 - Big Brother (Netherlands)
    A phenomenon that took off in the first Dutch series when two contestants slept with each other. UK version gave us Nasty Nick, Jade Goody and some priceless celebrity moments including MP George Galloway dressed as a cat.
    2000 - Popstars (Australia)
    The show began a year earlier in New Zealand but it was the Aussie version which inspired copycat series all over the world, including the UK.
    2001 - O Clone (The Clone - Brazil)
    South American telenovela which went beyond the usual soaps and tackled issues as wide ranging as drug addiction, religion and human cloning.
    American Idol talent show

    2002 - American Idol (USA)
    Inspired by Pop Idol in the UK but the one which really took off (above) and inspired 46 countries to do their own version and which has so far far created 200 worldwide 'stars.'
    2003 - Rebelde Way (The Rebels) (Argentina)
    A telenovela about four high school teenagers notable because it produced a pop band which has so far sold six million records. Then the Mexican version did exactly the same in its country too.
    2004 - Desperate Housewives (USA)
    Wisteria Lane's increasingly bizarre storylines lasted eight series and won a huge worldwide audience for its blend of dark comedy and drama.
    Wisteria Lane's Desperate Housewives
    2005 - Noor (Turkey)
    A Turkish soap opera with a Cinderella story about a poor girl marrying into a rich family which is a phenomenon across the Middle East.
    2006 - Got Talent (USA)
    The show to blame, or thank, for Susan Boyle, which then took off in the USA leading to the format being adapted in more than 50 countries.
    2007 - Forbrydelsen (The Killing) (Denmark)
    Three season fictional crime thriller which has helped make dark and broody Scandinavian drama the trendiest television of the decade, not just here but in dozens of countries.
    2008 - Murdoch Mysteries (Canada)
    Canadian police drama set in the 1890s, exported to 100 countries and which sparked the trend for Victorian period crime dramas such as Whitechapel.
    2009 - MasterChef Australia (Australia)
    After the original British series failed to get to boiling point, the Aussies took the format and turned it into a culinary talent show which has been adapted by 35 countries.
    2010 - The Voice (Netherlands)
    A massive hit in Holland with its blind auditions that led to the UK, US and other versions in the fastest selling TV format of all time.
    Damian Lewis in Homeland
    2011 - Homeland (Israel/USA)
    The original 2010 Israeli series about prisoners of war was the first but it is the US one with British actor Damian Lewis (above) which has become a worldwide cult hit, with a third series starting in September.
    2012 - Pablo Escobar, The Drug Lord (Colombia)
    Colombian biopic about the so-called 'Lord of Evil' which was a phenomenon in its own country and fast becoming a hit in countless other markets.


    Neighbours and Home and Away brought the world's attention to the Australian TV industry and The Killing sparked a wave of international interest in sombre Scandinavian dramas.
    Experts picked one influential show per year to celebrate 50 years of international television at the annual the trade show MipTV,  which is held in Cannes, France.
    The Simpsons to Survivor and Friends to The Thorn Birds are included in the list, not because they were necessarily the best but because of their position in the history of TV.
    Broadcast said: 'This is a list of seminal shows - 50 television series that changed the history of the industry, to celebrate the 50th anniversary of MipTV.'
    Some of the shows may have started earlier than 1963, such as Coronation Street, but are included   because of their influence over the 50-year period.


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    Saturday, 24 November 2012

    JR is dead: Actor Larry Hagman known from TV shows I Dream of Jeannie and Dallas, dies aged 81


    JR is dead: Actor Larry Hagman, who found fame in hit TV show Dallas, passes away aged 81 after battle with cancer

    • Actor revealed in October 2011 that he had a form of throat cancer
    • Hagman's 56-year showbiz career started in off-Broadway show
    • In 1965 he landed TV part in I Dream of Jeannie, which ran for five years
    • He starred in Dallas from 1978 until 1991, reprising his role earlier this year
    • Hagman is survived by wife Maj, who he married in 1952, and two children

      Dallas star Larry Hagman has died at the age of 81.
    The actor, who was famed for playing J.R. Ewing on the hit show, died at a Dallas hospital on Friday after complications with his recent battle with throat cancer.
    He is survived by wife Maj, who he married in 1952. In 2008, Maj was diagnosed with Alzheimer's Disease.
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    Iconic: Hagman, seen with Linda Gray in 1978, played cunning JR from 1978-1991 before reprising his role this year
    Dallas star Larry Hagman dies aged 81 after battle with cancer
    Legend: Dallas star Larry Hagman, pictured (left) in the iconic show with Linda Gray in 1978 and (right) on November 15, has died at the age of 81 after complications with cancer. He was famed for playing J.R. Ewing
    Rest in peace: Hagman had spent the Thanksgiving holiday in Dallas with his nearest and dearest
    Rest in peace: Hagman had spent the Thanksgiving holiday in Dallas with his nearest and dearest
    Hagman returned to Dallas to reprise his role as cunning villain J.R. in the show's reboot, which started airing in June of this year.
    'Larry was back in his beloved Dallas, re-enacting the iconic role he loved most,' the star's family said in a statement.

      'Larry’s family and close friends had joined him in Dallas for the Thanksgiving holiday. When he passed, he was surrounded by loved ones.
      'It was a peaceful passing, just as he had wished for. The family requests privacy at this time.'
      Surrounded by loved ones: Hagman had family and friends, including Linda Gray, who played Sue Ellen in Dallas, by his side when he died
      Surrounded by loved ones: Hagman had family and friends, including Linda Gray, who played Sue Ellen in Dallas, by his side when he died
      Close cast: Patrick Duffy and Linda Gray, seen with Hagman (right) in August, were by his hospital bedside when he died
      Close cast: Patrick Duffy and Linda Gray, seen with Hagman (right) in August, were by his hospital bedside when he died
      'Unrestrained personality': Hagman next to a camera in 1978 on the set of Dallas
      'Unrestrained personality': Hagman next to a camera in 1978 on the set of Dallas
      His co-star Linda Gray, who played his on-screen wife Sue Ellen Ewing, was at his bedside when he died at 4.20pm, her agent Jeffrey Lane has stated.
      Mr Lane added that Patrick Duffy, who played his brother Bobby, was also at Hagman's bedside at Medical City Dallas Hospital.
      'They had been friends for 35 years and they had worked together for many years, so obviously it is devastating,' Mr Lane told The Sun.
      Doing what he loved: Hagman, seen with Linda Gray, Patrick Duffy and Brenda Strong, who plays his new wife Ann Ewing in the new version of the show
      Doing what he loved: Hagman, seen with Linda Gray, Patrick Duffy and Brenda Strong, who plays his new wife Ann Ewing in the new version of the show
      Revamped cast: (Left to right) Jordana Brewster, who plays the cook's daughter Elena Ramos, Josh Henderson, who is J.R.'s son John Ross, Gray, Hagman, Duffy, Strong, Jesse Metcalfe, who plays Christopher Ewing, and Julie Gonzalo, his fiance
      Revamped cast: (Left to right) Jordana Brewster, who plays the cook's daughter Elena Ramos, Josh Henderson, who is J.R.'s son John Ross, Gray, Hagman, Duffy, Strong, Jesse Metcalfe, who plays Christopher Ewing, and Julie Gonzalo, his fiance
      Making mischief: J.R. was a central character on the show and always causing trouble
      Making mischief: J.R. was a central character on the show and always causing trouble. Here he is pictured with the cast in 1978
      Hagman announced in October 2011 that he had a 'treatable' form of throat cancer and would receive treatment while filming the Dallas reboot.
      At the time the star said: 'As J.R. I could get away with anything - bribery, blackmail and adultery. But I got caught by cancer. I do want everyone to know that it is a very common and treatable form of cancer.
      'I will be receiving treatment while working on the new Dallas series. I could not think of a better place to be than working on a show I love, with people I love.'
      The late actor added: 'Besides, as we all know, you can't keep J.R. down!'
      Relishing his role: Hagman, pictured in May, was delighted to be reprising his role as J.R. and announced he would be having treatment for throat cancer while working
      Relishing his role: Hagman, pictured in May, was delighted to be reprising his role as J.R. and announced he would be having treatment for throat cancer while working
      Talented: Hagman was also famed for playing Anthony Nelson in I Dream of Jeannie from 1965 to 1970. Here he is alongside Barbara Eden, who played Jeannie
      Talented: Hagman was also famed for playing Anthony Nelson in I Dream of Jeannie from 1965 to 1970. Here he is alongside Barbara Eden, who played Jeannie
      Together again: Hagman laughing away with Duffy and Gray on the red carpet at the 2012 TCM Classic Film Festival opening night gala in Hollywood in April
      Together again: Hagman laughing away with Duffy and Gray on the red carpet at the 2012 TCM Classic Film Festival opening night gala in Hollywood in April
      Patrick Duffy, left, Linda Gray, center, and Larry Hagman present the award for outstanding performance by an ensemble in a drama series at the 18th Annual Screen Actors Guild Awards in Los Angeles
      Patrick Duffy, left, Linda Gray, center, and Larry Hagman present the award for outstanding performance by an ensemble in a drama series at the 18th Annual Screen Actors Guild Awards in Los Angeles
      Hagman was last seen in public on November 15, when he attended the White Bridle Society's Da Vinci, Wine and Roses benefit at held at the Lisa Blue Baron Mansion in Dallas.
      He always refused to let his wife's illness get him down and said: 'She's not very well. But those were the cards we were dealt, so we'll play with them. More than half a century of happy years is a lot to draw on.'
      The couple have two children: Heidi Kristina, born in 1958, and Preston, born in 1962.
      Family man: Hagman is survived by his wife Maj, their daughter Heidi and son Preston. They are pictured in 1982
      Family man: Hagman is survived by his wife Maj, their daughter Heidi and son Preston. They are pictured in 1982
      Man and wife: Larry's wife Maj, who he married in 1954, was diagnosed with Alzheimer's Disease in 2008. She is seen with him in 2005
      Man and wife: Larry's wife Maj, who he married in 1954, was diagnosed with Alzheimer's Disease in 2008. She is seen with him in 2005
      Loved by many: Several celbrities took to Twitter to pay tribute to the late actor. Leading the messages was Hagman's Dallas co-star Ken Kercheval
      Loved by many: Several celbrities took to Twitter to pay tribute to the late actor. Leading the messages was Hagman's Dallas co-star Ken Kercheval

      I DREAM OF JEANNIE CO-STAR PAYS TRIBUTE TO 'UNRESTRAINED' LARRY

      Hagman's co-star Barbara Eden
      Speaking on her Facebook page,Barbara Eden, one of Hagman's earliest co-stars, shared her memories of her time working with Hagman on the 1960s series I Dream of Jeannie.
      'I still cannot completely express the shock and impact from the news that Larry Hagman has passed,' she said. 'I can still remember, that first day on Zuma Beach with him, in the frigid cold.
      'From that day for five more years, Larry was the center of so many fun, wild, shocking… and in retrospect, memorable moments that will remain in my heart forever.
      'He was such a key element in my life for so long and even, years after I Dream of Jeannie; our paths crossed many times,' Eden wrote. 'Throughout various productions I had the pleasure of watching the Texas Tornado that was Larry Hagman.
      'Amidst a whirlwind of big laughs, big smiles and unrestrained personality Larry was always, simply Larry. You couldn't fault him for it, it was just who he was. I am so thankful that this past year I was able to spend time with him and experience yet again "Larry" in all his Big Texas bravado.'
      A joint statement by Warner Bros and Dallas executive producers Cynthia Cidre and Michael Robin said: 'Larry Hagman was a giant, a larger-than-life personality whose iconic performance as J.R. Ewing will endure as one of the most indelible in entertainment history.
      'He truly loved portraying this globally recognized character, and he leaves a legacy of entertainment, generosity and grace. Everyone at Warner Bros and in the Dallas family is deeply saddened by Larry's passing, and our thoughts are with his family and dear friends during this difficult time.'
      Meanwhile, TNT said in a statement: 'All of us at TNT are deeply saddened at the news of Larry Hagman's passing. He was a wonderful human being and an extremely gifted actor.
      'We will be forever thankful that a whole new generation of people got to know and appreciate Larry through his performance as J.R. Ewing. Our thoughts and prayers are with his family at this very difficult time.'
      Hagman's Dallas co-star Ken Kercheval, who played Cliff Barnes, led the Twitter tributes to the late actor. He tweeted: 'A friend and long time partner... the other half...RIP Larry Hagman.... your spirit will live long. 
      William Shatner also paid tribute with the words: 'My thoughts and prayers go out to the family of Larry Hagman. My best, Bill.'
      Piers Morgan reached out and posted: 'Very sad to hear that Larry Hagman has died. His J.R. Ewing character was the greatest TV villain of them all. Wonderful actor. #RIP.'
      The comedian Chris Addison said: 'Larry Hagman dead? We've fallen for that one before. But just in case, RIPJR.'
      Sharon Osbourne ‏said: 'So sad to hear about the passing of Larry Hagman. Sending love and respect to his family.'
      And Boyzone singer Ronan Keating, 35, added: 'Fond memories of watching Dallas with my mam. Goodnight Larry and thank you. #legend.'
      Hagman was born in Fort Worth, Texas, on September 21, 1931.
      Right at home: Hagman fans were delighted to see pesky J.R. back on screens this year
      Right at home: Hagman fans were delighted to see pesky J.R. back on screens this year
      Playing it down: Hagman announced he had throat cancer last year but claimed it was a 'treatable' and 'common' form
      Playing it down: Hagman announced he had throat cancer last year but claimed it was a 'treatable' and 'common' form
      Great chemistry: Sue Ellen and J.R were undoubtedly two of the public's favourite characters in the show
      Great chemistry: Sue Ellen and J.R were undoubtedly two of the public's favourite characters in the show
      Heartthrob: A young Hagman can be seen in 1964, shortly before he found fame on I Dream of Jeannie
      Heartthrob: A young Hagman can be seen in 1964, shortly before he found fame on I Dream of Jeannie..
      He was drafted into the United States Air Force during the Korean War in 1952 and began his acting career by starring in the off-Broadway play Once Around the Block in 1956.
      Hagman made his Broadway debut in 1958 in Comes a Day, dabbling in television at the same time.
      His first big role came in 1965 in I Dream of Jeannie, in which he starred as Anthony Nelson opposite Barbara Eden until 1970.
      But Hagman became a household name thanks to his iconic role in Dallas, which he kicked off in 1978 and starred in until 1991, reprising the role earlier this year.
      (Left to right) Actors Josh Henderson, Larry Hagman, President of Turner Entertainment Networks Steve Koonin, and President of Warner Bros Television and Warner Horizon Peter Roth attend the gala premiere screening of the new Dallas
      (Left to right) Actors Josh Henderson, Larry Hagman, President of Turner Entertainment Networks Steve Koonin, and President of Warner Bros Television and Warner Horizon Peter Roth attend the gala premiere screening of the new Dallas
      Hagman jokes with Prince Charles at the UK premiere of Primary Colors
      Hagman jokes with Prince Charles at the UK premiere of Primary Colors
      Classic: In a scene from Dallas, J.R. Ewing (Larry Hagman, foreground) is wounded by a sniper and receives aid from Bobby Ewing (Patrick Duffy)
      Classic: In a scene from Dallas, J.R. Ewing (Larry Hagman, foreground) is wounded by a sniper and receives aid from Bobby Ewing (Patrick Duffy)
      Sue Ellen (Linda Gray) trys to keep her illegal adoption a secret from J.R. (Larry Hagman)
      Sue Ellen (Linda Gray) trys to keep her illegal adoption a secret from J.R. (Larry Hagman) in another scene from Dallas
      Screen legend: Hagman with his wax portrait at Madame Tussaud's in London in 1980
      Screen legend: Hagman with his wax portrait at Madame Tussaud's in London in 1980
      Star of the screen: Hagman with Harvey Keitel and Bill Cosby in Mother Juggs and Speed
      Star of the screen: Hagman with Harvey Keitel and Bill Cosby in Mother Juggs and Speed
      This 1967 photo shows Barbara Eden, left, and Larry Hagman in a scene from the television show I Dream of Jeannie
      This 1967 photo shows Barbara Eden, left, and Larry Hagman in a scene from the television show I Dream of Jeannie
      Versatile body of work: Hagman in 1976's The Eagle Has Landed. The late star was drafted into the United States Air Force in 1952
      Versatile body of work: Hagman in 1976's The Eagle Has Landed. The late star was drafted into the United States Air Force in 1952
      The Medical City Dallas Hospital in Dallas, Texas, where Hagman died following complications with cancer
      The Medical City Dallas Hospital in Dallas, Texas, where Hagman died following complications with cancer
       



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