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<blockquote data-quote="Werewillie Oleson" data-source="post: 437664" data-attributes="member: 8"><p>What kind or how much of a storyline would that be?</p><p>It seems that several (many? all?) Dallas fans here have always interpreted their on-screen relationship as "more than friends" therefore I'm not sure if a confirmation would have elevated the Marinos Shipping plot.</p><p>If the guys in Hitchcock's ROPE would have said "and by the way we're totally gay" then we wouldn't talk about that film anymore. Sometimes, the suggestion can be more powerful, imo. It gives the characters and their on-screen interaction a certain je ne sais quoi.</p><p></p><p>And if gay sex wasn't suitable for American eighties mainstream TV then Angelica and Grace's "officially lesbian" relationship would be just...<em>there</em>, sort of like explaining a joke.</p><p>Not that the <em>heterosexual</em> sex scenes were particularly explicit. Only kissing with lips, lingerie underneath a fur coat (ta-daaa!) and that's it.</p><p></p><p>Not-yet-Fallon Randall giving Miles Colby a massage is probably the hottest thing they've ever shown in 80s American soaps.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Werewillie Oleson, post: 437664, member: 8"] What kind or how much of a storyline would that be? It seems that several (many? all?) Dallas fans here have always interpreted their on-screen relationship as "more than friends" therefore I'm not sure if a confirmation would have elevated the Marinos Shipping plot. If the guys in Hitchcock's ROPE would have said "and by the way we're totally gay" then we wouldn't talk about that film anymore. Sometimes, the suggestion can be more powerful, imo. It gives the characters and their on-screen interaction a certain je ne sais quoi. And if gay sex wasn't suitable for American eighties mainstream TV then Angelica and Grace's "officially lesbian" relationship would be just...[I]there[/I], sort of like explaining a joke. Not that the [I]heterosexual[/I] sex scenes were particularly explicit. Only kissing with lips, lingerie underneath a fur coat (ta-daaa!) and that's it. Not-yet-Fallon Randall giving Miles Colby a massage is probably the hottest thing they've ever shown in 80s American soaps. [/QUOTE]
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