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Dallas - The Original Series
Dallas Had Great Writers, But They Totally Dropped The Ball With Leslie Stewart.
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<blockquote data-quote="CeeCee72" data-source="post: 442202" data-attributes="member: 5055"><p>Clint and Leslie were two of the most boring characters in the history of Dallas. Having them shoved in our faces repeatedly even though they had zero chemistry with Hagman and Gray was almost too much to stand. I was so relieved when Leslie left and Sue Ellen returned to Dusty. Both the "romances" between JR and Leslie and Sue Ellen and Clint were dull as dirty dish water.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="CeeCee72, post: 442202, member: 5055"] Clint and Leslie were two of the most boring characters in the history of Dallas. Having them shoved in our faces repeatedly even though they had zero chemistry with Hagman and Gray was almost too much to stand. I was so relieved when Leslie left and Sue Ellen returned to Dusty. Both the "romances" between JR and Leslie and Sue Ellen and Clint were dull as dirty dish water. [/QUOTE]
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Dallas Had Great Writers, But They Totally Dropped The Ball With Leslie Stewart.
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