southfork88
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I miss Sue Ellen & J.R. ... also
So do I. I cannot think of another couple (in today's television landscape) that matches these two for chemistry and I'll probably never see it again in my lifetime. Whether they were married, separated or divorced, everytime JR and Sue Ellen shared a scene sparks jumped from the small screen. Pure magic.I miss...these two:
Okay, I'm intrigued. Was this portrait at the Southern Cross?and the mysterious portrait
99% sure that's Laurel Ellis before we meet her character. Clayton keeps returning to the gallery to look at the portrait.Okay, I'm intrigued. Was this portrait at the Southern Cross?
Dearest Barbara Fan,
fortunately I downloades your Dallas calendar 2008/2016
And here is the proof year by year to 2015:
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Another great character to enhance the Ewing story. This is what made Lorimar Dallas so good as opposed to TNT Dallas. On Lorimar Dallas secondary characters were just as important but were never allowed to hog the screen more than necessary. On TNT Dallas the secondary characters overshot the Ewing family in importance and outstayed their welcome. Where the hell was Jock when we needed him?miss ... Harv Smithfield
I'll go you one further, Rove.On Lorimar Dallas secondary characters were just as important but were never allowed to hog the screen more than necessary
I have mentioned this somewhere else but when viewing Lorimar Dallas you'll notice a Ewing or Barnes was always in every scene. It's clever for the writers to create this because it keeps the focus of the story exactly where it needs to be...the Ewing family. Nothing else really mattered. Secondary characters come and go but this series was about the Ewing family.many of the supporting players on the original Dallas were as entertaining as the main cast.