I've only ever heard that here, I don't recall reading anything like that at the time.
I agree, the character and story were both better suited to Dynasty.
Mark does grow on me the more I rewatch. I know he has his detractors for going after a married Pam but ultimately I felt he was very good to her at a time when Bobby really wasn’t. Perhaps he was a little pushy at times with trying to get her to move on and severing her ties with the Ewings but he could also be very patient with her other times.
It’s an odd season for me. There are things I love about it and there are things I don’t like about it at all. It’s like getting to see an alternative Dallas for one year before everything goes back to the way it was (for the most part). I’m thoroughly entertained by it and part of me wishes Pam could’ve kept dreaming just a little longer so we can see where it was all going to go but at the same time I’m kind of glad it didn’t continue, if that makes any sense at all.
I don't think I ever thought that she wouldn't get out of it one way or another, and then of course the mystery of Patrick's return as "?" overshadowed everything else.
If she were to survive such a blast, which obviously Sue Ellen would have, I’m inclined to believe the wheelchair and/or blinding storyline. For her not to come out of there in dire condition for awhile would’ve been too far of a stretch considering the force of that blast.
Well, she would’ve needed it and perhaps us too.
Who said it? Who would dare to even think such a thing?
Of course she would have, if she can survive JR for all those years then a blast out of a building would be like a walk in the park
I’d like to think at this point in the show we still had much stronger continuity than later but unfortunately you may very well be right, let’s face it.
She might well have had shopping bags, but minus the vodka, she was being a good girl now.
I'm afraid I don't remember those jackets, I wonder if they shared it. Maybe it was a Miami Vice fashion trend.
Was this the episode when he shows up at Pam’s house with the invitations for the barbecue or was that a little later? I know he’s wearing white in that scene and someone once theorized that was his way of appearing sincere because appearing dressed in white made him look almost angelic or something like that. J.R. and the word angelic in the same sentence doesn’t happen too often, if not ever, so take it all with a grain of salt.
imagine if she’d slept with Bobby around the same time (kind of like the time they slept together while she was staying in the hotel when they were first separated) and it was unclear who the father was..
