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<blockquote data-quote="Willie Oleson" data-source="post: 255882" data-attributes="member: 8">I love the clash of old and new soap, and I enjoyed reliving the excitement of this fantastic Dallas episode.I can&#039;t believe I failed to see the connection. Or did I....now I&#039;m not sure anymore.And then there&#039;s the ranch all covered in light bulbs which adds to the atmospheric, Fargo-esque tackiness. Kinda like Dallas in Las Vegas.Speaking of music and sex scenes, Lucious and Mimi (such a great character) want to celebrate their merger with Swift/Sky/SomethingStream, and there&#039;s something so indifferent and consumerish about the way they look at the Hot Babe on the bed. The music is a like a synth-y 1980s porn soundtrack even though the sex isn&#039;t going to happen. A tattoo on the girl&#039;s inner thigh triggers another Young Lucious flashback which serves as an inspiration for the missing piece in the Lucious/Freda duet. More interesting is the way Mimi rejects Hot Babe, so equally soulless and miserable to the initial set up for the trio sex.It&#039;s a relatively short scene and like I said it&#039;s mostly about what it does for Lucious and the song, but everything around that looks poignantly kinky.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Willie Oleson, post: 255882, member: 8"] I love the clash of old and new soap, and I enjoyed reliving the excitement of this fantastic Dallas episode. I can't believe I failed to see the connection. Or did I....now I'm not sure anymore. And then there's the ranch all covered in light bulbs which adds to the atmospheric, Fargo-esque tackiness. Kinda like Dallas in Las Vegas. Speaking of music and sex scenes, Lucious and Mimi (such a great character) want to celebrate their merger with Swift/Sky/SomethingStream, and there's something so indifferent and consumerish about the way they look at the Hot Babe on the bed. The music is a like a synth-y 1980s porn soundtrack even though the sex isn't going to happen. A tattoo on the girl's inner thigh triggers another Young Lucious flashback which serves as an inspiration for the missing piece in the Lucious/Freda duet. More interesting is the way Mimi rejects Hot Babe, so equally soulless and miserable to the initial set up for the trio sex. It's a relatively short scene and like I said it's mostly about what it does for Lucious and the song, but everything around that looks poignantly kinky. [/QUOTE]

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Who played Sue Ellen in Dallas?