I was wondering if the CBS shows "Dallas" and "Knots Landing" were targeted for women more than men. I'm not a chauvinist or anything. I want your opinion, please.

I think both because they had diffrent subjects on both shows concerning men and women

I believe "Dallas" was considered the nighttime serial that was the most appealing to men, unlike, say "Dynasty".

exactly tv because both knots and dallas i think dealt with men and women and dynasty was for women and maybe men

I think that dallas, knots and dynasty were all targed for the female demographic, although Dallas appealed to a wider audience, including men. I know some men that even liked dynasty, but knots was pretty much for women. hope this makes sense.

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Yes, it seems that Dallas and Falcon Crest targeted either sex, with Falcon Crest verging a little more towards women while Knots Landing and Dynasty seemed to solely target women.

I'm sorry, but I don't understand how a person can say a certain show was made for men or made for women. I'm a male, and I absolutely loved "Dallas." I'm dying to see "Knots Landing" and "Dynasty." I understand that some shows like "Monday Night Football" or "Martha Stewart Living" would be targeted for mostly a certain sexed audience (respectively), but I mean "Dallas," "Dynasty," "Falcon Crest," and "Knots Landing" seemed to be targeted to everyone. I don't think a show is made for a certain audience, unless they say something like "A new show for women..." Anywayz, how many women would like to see Joan Collins and Linda Evans fighting?