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<blockquote data-quote="Slugworth" data-source="post: 399786" data-attributes="member: 60313">Yeah it really is.It couldn&#039;t have been easy. Her character sticks out like a sore thumb... especially when they&#039;re all together at Southfork.I never had an issue with her as an actress although some obviously do...it&#039;s the quality of the storylines that causes me to dislike the character. I sigh when she hits the screen.She&#039;s simply too young and also has nothing to do with Ewing Oil or running the ranch.If bringing in a character like Lucy, they probably should&#039;ve had there be two granddaughters, have them be socialites, and their escapades can be going on more in the background, maybe occasionally have one of them date someone in the oil business to link their characters into the overall story.This is what they would do in a Dallas remake in today&#039;s world...Lucy would be pushed as a Kardashian/Paris Hilton type.In a perfect world, she gets shipped off to Knots Landing.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Slugworth, post: 399786, member: 60313"] Yeah it really is. It couldn't have been easy. Her character sticks out like a sore thumb... especially when they're all together at Southfork. I never had an issue with her as an actress although some obviously do...it's the quality of the storylines that causes me to dislike the character. I sigh when she hits the screen. She's simply too young and also has nothing to do with Ewing Oil or running the ranch. If bringing in a character like Lucy, they probably should've had there be two granddaughters, have them be socialites, and their escapades can be going on more in the background, maybe occasionally have one of them date someone in the oil business to link their characters into the overall story. This is what they would do in a Dallas remake in today's world...Lucy would be pushed as a Kardashian/Paris Hilton type. In a perfect world, she gets shipped off to Knots Landing. [/QUOTE]

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