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Dallas - The Original Series
The final break up of JR and Sue Ellen
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<blockquote data-quote="Bobby Southworth" data-source="post: 445645" data-attributes="member: 4960"><p>It's funny that I had to think about..why was she still mad at him after the West Star takeover, and feeling the need to make a movie. Yes. It was most likely originated by Nicholas' death, but..she seemed to forget about that initial motivator awfully fast.. Ultimately..I think they possibly went into this season with the notion that it could be the last. I can see where Sue Ellen's movie plot was somewhat used as a vehicle to reminisce..In fairness, I can also see how after the years she had endured with JR, the West Star takeover might not have been quite enough, at least In the heat of the moment.</p><p></p><p>However, it probably would have worked better for the show had they battled it out over West Star and business, possibly kept Nick around, and..not sprinkled sitcom like elements everywhere throughout season 12.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Bobby Southworth, post: 445645, member: 4960"] It's funny that I had to think about..why was she still mad at him after the West Star takeover, and feeling the need to make a movie. Yes. It was most likely originated by Nicholas' death, but..she seemed to forget about that initial motivator awfully fast.. Ultimately..I think they possibly went into this season with the notion that it could be the last. I can see where Sue Ellen's movie plot was somewhat used as a vehicle to reminisce..In fairness, I can also see how after the years she had endured with JR, the West Star takeover might not have been quite enough, at least In the heat of the moment. However, it probably would have worked better for the show had they battled it out over West Star and business, possibly kept Nick around, and..not sprinkled sitcom like elements everywhere throughout season 12. [/QUOTE]
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