No! JR asked her if she'd dated Moses!!Oooo. Interesting. That look! Did he tell her he knows when she was born??
I find this intriguing, I really do but I just can’t see Mark doing that to Pam. I just don’t think he would be part of a coverup that would hurt her that way. Yes, it would definitely work to his benefit to have Bobby out of the way but I can’t see him doing that.
If we accept everything up to Bobby dying what would have been the point of him hiding from his family. Katherine would remain dead because she died on screen. There was nothing in the story leading to this catastrophic event where the FBI would remove him for his own personal safety. It's the person who came up with the hair-brain idea of putting the dream scenario on Pam instead of Bobby which stuffed everything up.
Mark happily chased Pam when she was married. Make Jerry Kenderson the shady character then and he persuaded Mark. Mark was desperate to come back into Pams life and this way he has. Maybe they thought Bobby would never wake up and that was part of their plan. And then he did
I’m still not crazy about this idea but I will say that I like it better than what we got. I could’ve lived with it over the dream.
In hindsight I didn’t like the idea of killing Katherine off. I would much rather she didn’t die at the scene and maybe flees the scene instead and goes back into hiding. Then she could be tied into Bobby disappearing from the hospital if they were to go that route as an explanation a year later. Again, not an idea I’m a big fan of but it is another alternative to Pam’s dream.
There's no need for third party intervention. As I've previously said, it's Bobby's own choice not to rejoin the family until he's sure his recovery is complete.
If Bobby is merely out of sight, you can retain all of the season.
I’ve said this on another thread recently but in hindsight Swan Song was the perfect ending to the show. If it had ended there I would’ve been fine with it. Did I feel this way then? Of course not but I do now. Or end it with the last episode of the Dream Season and make us wonder all these years later how Bobby got into that shower.
I did like watching the first few episodes of the dream season without him. But soon after the will reading and everyone starts to move on I just lose interest in that season for awhile til the last few episodes when I start to enjoy it again.
Totally agree. Dallas to me was the story of J.R. vs. Bobby. The show needed them both. And thus I supported the dream resolution as the best and most efficient way to get Bobby back and resume the old dynamic.
I respect that opinion. I do like the fact that there are people who like the dream resolution. I for one never have but I think it’s good that we all look at it differently. It’s a polarizing subject to say the least.
It would've got one if season nine had kept the original end of season cliff hanger of Miss Ellie discovering Ben Stivers with Jock's belongings and him revealing to her that he's Jock.
Right thing? At the time there was great deal of excitement and mystery generated by the prospect of his return and I was eager to learn the explanation. In retrospect I do tend to believe that he should have stayed dead, but a more practical solution would at least have been less detrimental.
