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<blockquote data-quote="Taylor Bennett Jr." data-source="post: 440761" data-attributes="member: 2740">when I was first on the forum here, other than some bits here and there from the original broadcast as a kid, I’d really only seen the “Jock seasons”.&nbsp; I thought the “JR and Sue Ellen, hottest couple ever!” people were absolutely Fletcher Sanitarium level bats..It wasn’t until I saw the latter half of the dream season years later that I had some idea of where that might have come from.At this point (early “Season 3”), though, there had been just about precisely *zero* warmth, and very little sign of attraction between the two.&nbsp; JR seemed like he’d rather have a root canal than go to bed with Sue Ellen, and she wasn’t exactly exploding with lust for him either.&nbsp; Other than the occasional “marital rape” scenario, that is..The bar had been set so low that when JR actually shows some emotion at the bedside of his comatose wife at the end of the previous season, people seem to want to declare it (something approaching actual humanity, that is) to be a transcendent act of love for the ages.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Taylor Bennett Jr., post: 440761, member: 2740"] when I was first on the forum here, other than some bits here and there from the original broadcast as a kid, I’d really only seen the “Jock seasons”. I thought the “JR and Sue Ellen, hottest couple ever!” people were absolutely Fletcher Sanitarium level bats.. It wasn’t until I saw the latter half of the dream season years later that I had some idea of where that might have come from. At this point (early “Season 3”), though, there had been just about precisely *zero* warmth, and very little sign of attraction between the two. JR seemed like he’d rather have a root canal than go to bed with Sue Ellen, and she wasn’t exactly exploding with lust for him either. Other than the occasional “marital rape” scenario, that is.. The bar had been set so low that when JR actually shows some emotion at the bedside of his comatose wife at the end of the previous season, people seem to want to declare it (something approaching actual humanity, that is) to be a transcendent act of love for the ages. [/QUOTE]

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Who played Sue Ellen in Dallas?