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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="Bobby Southworth" data-source="post: 442615" data-attributes="member: 4960"><p>Well, you did mention the best part of the whole story-line, in my opinion, the bad sex, and the awkward moment after. LOL.</p><p></p><p>What you brought up here is a refreshing perspective. I'm not really in agreement, but..at the moment, something I never thought with Dallas is happening, but I'm actually having trouble remembering..I'm blanking on exactly what was going on with Pam around that time..Sue Ellen, I know was Clint, and I'll give you that one. At some point, I will have to re-watch, and try reevaluating.</p><p></p><p>It's starting to come back..Pam was feeling rejected by Rebecca..still can't remember what the problem was with Bobby, but I'm sure there was one.</p><p></p><p>You might be the first person to ever say on here that they enjoyed the character, and I like this. I just recently posted something on an unrelated message board that was my honest perspective, and it's funny how people turn on someone for not being in agreement, when in a lot of ways, that's what makes these types of forums enjoyable. Hearing different perspectives, and trying to understand, and maybe even politely argue. </p><p></p><p>I did enjoy Leslie getting Jock riled up, but unfortunately, probably because of Jim's health, there wasn't quite enough of that.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Bobby Southworth, post: 442615, member: 4960"] Well, you did mention the best part of the whole story-line, in my opinion, the bad sex, and the awkward moment after. LOL. What you brought up here is a refreshing perspective. I'm not really in agreement, but..at the moment, something I never thought with Dallas is happening, but I'm actually having trouble remembering..I'm blanking on exactly what was going on with Pam around that time..Sue Ellen, I know was Clint, and I'll give you that one. At some point, I will have to re-watch, and try reevaluating. It's starting to come back..Pam was feeling rejected by Rebecca..still can't remember what the problem was with Bobby, but I'm sure there was one. You might be the first person to ever say on here that they enjoyed the character, and I like this. I just recently posted something on an unrelated message board that was my honest perspective, and it's funny how people turn on someone for not being in agreement, when in a lot of ways, that's what makes these types of forums enjoyable. Hearing different perspectives, and trying to understand, and maybe even politely argue. I did enjoy Leslie getting Jock riled up, but unfortunately, probably because of Jim's health, there wasn't quite enough of that. [/QUOTE]
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