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<blockquote data-quote="Rove" data-source="post: 246159" data-attributes="member: 100"><p>I have to agree. It's one of my favourites. Season 7 feels like a true ensemble series with every character involved. I know a lot of people had issues with the Sue Ellen/Peter story but with every re-watch it grows on me. I'll never forget <em>that </em>scene when Sue Ellen and Peter thought they were having a private conversation; only for the camera to pan up to reveal JR standing on the balcony, his menacing gaze reminding me why no one should mess with him. Right there, as the screen froze, we knew something wicked was coming Sue Ellen and Peter's way. And it did, in the restaurant. There is a sweet spot in this scene when Sue Ellen comes to the realization the game is up. It's subtle, ruthless, cruel even. Everything was on song for <em>Dallas</em>. The writing, direction, lighting....everything.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Rove, post: 246159, member: 100"] I have to agree. It's one of my favourites. Season 7 feels like a true ensemble series with every character involved. I know a lot of people had issues with the Sue Ellen/Peter story but with every re-watch it grows on me. I'll never forget [I]that [/I]scene when Sue Ellen and Peter thought they were having a private conversation; only for the camera to pan up to reveal JR standing on the balcony, his menacing gaze reminding me why no one should mess with him. Right there, as the screen froze, we knew something wicked was coming Sue Ellen and Peter's way. And it did, in the restaurant. There is a sweet spot in this scene when Sue Ellen comes to the realization the game is up. It's subtle, ruthless, cruel even. Everything was on song for [I]Dallas[/I]. The writing, direction, lighting....everything. [/QUOTE]
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