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<blockquote data-quote="Willie Oleson" data-source="post: 81218" data-attributes="member: 8">The women of TNT DALLAS are standing their ground in episode 3.2.Sue Ellen refuses to stand by while her son his throwing away his chance for happiness.[ATTACH=full]5890[/ATTACH]In essence, she&#039;s asking Bum for proof that she doesn&#039;t want, but if it&#039;s there then she has to know.Carmen is very upset when she learns that her daughter and Joaquin are involved with Cliff Barnes.[ATTACH=full]5891[/ATTACH]And I think she has good reasons to be worried. Cliff Barnes is so unreliable and two-faced he would even backstab himself.Later, at the Southfork barbecue, she makes it very clear to Joaquin not to underestimate her fury in case he should lure Drew and Elena to the dark side.This of course is a Catholic reference, not a supernatural one.Latin people have a flair for the melodramatic, it&#039;s in their blood or something, and this scene oozes with love, tradition and tragedy.Thanks to her granddaughter, Judith is released from the clinic.The Clinic is SoapLand&#039;s equivalent for &quot;Hell&quot;, it&#039;s the last place a SoapLander wants to be.It&#039;s the place where characters go when their presence is temporarily unwarranted, and everyone can put them there so they never see it coming.Luckily, anyone can get them out of The Clinic just-like-that. It&#039;s never explained how they do it, but suddenly they&#039;re &quot;back from the clinic&quot;.[ATTACH=full]5902[/ATTACH]Unlike Carmen, Judith is not worried at all when Harris informs her about his deal with the Mexicans. In fact, she&#039;s ready to take over.Pamela thinks John Ross flirts too much with other women.John Ross swears to God that there is absolutely nothing going on. But since &quot;nothing&quot; doesn&#039;t exist (because it&#039;s nothing) this sentence is inherently a contradiction and a lie.And even if it isn&#039;t, it always sounds like a lie. &quot;There&#039;s nothing going on&quot;. Yeah, right![ATTACH=full]5905[/ATTACH]&quot;If I ever find out you&#039;ve been stepping out on me, God&#039;s wrath will be the least of your worries&quot;.In order to give him a taste of his own medicine, she dances a passionate dance with Joaquin/Nicolas.[ATTACH=full]5910[/ATTACH]Christopher is enamoured with a pretty young cowgirl. She likes him too, but she doesn&#039;t like to wait for his advances.[ATTACH=full]5916[/ATTACH]There&#039;s something typically &quot;Australian&quot; about this character, but I don&#039;t know why.Of course Bum finds evidence of John Ross&#039; adultery, but instead of giving this information to Sue Ellen, he confronts John Ross.Being the last link to JR&#039;s life, Bum carries a weight that cannot be dismissed.[ATTACH=full]5933[/ATTACH]&quot;Grow into your father&#039;s greatness, not his weakness&quot;.It takes more than an armed and extremely dangerous Mexican to impress Judith Ryland.[ATTACH=full]5934[/ATTACH]<img src="http://yoursmiles.org/msmile/fun/m0157.gif"&nbsp; class="smilie" loading="lazy" alt=":dance:" title="Dance&nbsp; &nbsp; :dance:" data-shortname=":dance:" />But it is Harris who comes up with this episode&#039;s final an amazing twist![ATTACH=full]5939[/ATTACH]He&#039;s working with the CIA, and the drugs cartel isn&#039;t a real drugs cartel. They&#039;re revolutionaries who use the drugs traffic as a way to finance their military coup.They better find Emma a handsome prince, because this storyline screams out for a royal wedding.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Willie Oleson, post: 81218, member: 8"] The women of TNT DALLAS are standing their ground in episode 3.2. Sue Ellen refuses to stand by while her son his throwing away his chance for happiness. [ATTACH=full]5890[/ATTACH] In essence, she's asking Bum for proof that she doesn't want, but if it's there then she has to know. Carmen is very upset when she learns that her daughter and Joaquin are involved with Cliff Barnes. [ATTACH=full]5891[/ATTACH] And I think she has good reasons to be worried. Cliff Barnes is so unreliable and two-faced he would even backstab himself. Later, at the Southfork barbecue, she makes it very clear to Joaquin not to underestimate her fury in case he should lure Drew and Elena to the dark side. This of course is a Catholic reference, not a supernatural one. Latin people have a flair for the melodramatic, it's in their blood or something, and this scene oozes with love, tradition and tragedy. Thanks to her granddaughter, Judith is released from the clinic. The Clinic is SoapLand's equivalent for "Hell", it's the last place a SoapLander wants to be. It's the place where characters go when their presence is temporarily unwarranted, and everyone can put them there so they never see it coming. Luckily, anyone can get them [I]out[/I] of The Clinic just-like-that. It's never explained how they do it, but suddenly they're "back from the clinic". [ATTACH=full]5902[/ATTACH] Unlike Carmen, Judith is not worried at all when Harris informs her about his deal with the Mexicans. In fact, she's ready to take over. Pamela thinks John Ross flirts too much with other women. John Ross swears to God that there is absolutely nothing going on. But since "nothing" doesn't exist (because it's nothing) this sentence is inherently a contradiction and a lie. And even if it isn't, it always [I]sounds[/I] like a lie. "There's nothing going on". Yeah, right! [ATTACH=full]5905[/ATTACH] [I]"If I ever find out you've been stepping out on me, God's wrath will be the least of your worries". [/I] In order to give him a taste of his own medicine, she dances a passionate dance with Joaquin/Nicolas. [ATTACH=full]5910[/ATTACH] Christopher is enamoured with a pretty young cowgirl. She likes him too, but she doesn't like to wait for his advances. [ATTACH=full]5916[/ATTACH] There's something typically "Australian" about this character, but I don't know why. Of course Bum finds evidence of John Ross' adultery, but instead of giving this information to Sue Ellen, he confronts John Ross. Being the last link to JR's life, Bum carries a weight that cannot be dismissed. [ATTACH=full]5933[/ATTACH] [I]"Grow into your father's greatness, not his weakness".[/I] It takes more than an armed and extremely dangerous Mexican to impress Judith Ryland. [I][ATTACH=full]5934[/ATTACH] :dance: [/I] But it is Harris who comes up with this episode's final an amazing twist! [ATTACH=full]5939[/ATTACH] He's working with the CIA, and the drugs cartel isn't a real drugs cartel. They're revolutionaries who use the drugs traffic as a way to finance their military coup. They better find Emma a handsome prince, because this storyline screams out for a royal wedding. [I][/I] [/QUOTE]

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