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<blockquote data-quote="Willie Oleson" data-source="post: 268356" data-attributes="member: 8">Or Chase&#039;s mama as head of the cartel. Although she never seemed that powerful. And I don&#039;t think that would have been possible because Angela was supposed to be the top dog in the valley, hence why she could blackmail the most dangerous woman in the world over something so trivial.It was too big and fantastical to successfully intertwine it with the cosy valley soap, and I don&#039;t even remember what it was that the cartel wanted. Just like the Moldavian revolution was too big for Dynasty.Even Knots&#039; underground sci-fi conspiracy had to be written out - by Gary himself.I think Michael Tyrone was the most realistic outlandish villain, until they added all the hocus-pocus. But I&#039;m not sure if anything happened because of the hocus-pocus.Maybe the Dallas fans don&#039;t like New Dallas&#039; cartel because it makes more sense?And, was Richard Channing the Nicolas Trevino of the 80s?I haven&#039;t posted that much, to be honest. Season 4 was quite unstopwatchable therefore it&#039;s mostly random thoughts about 3 or 4 episodes.They are manufacturing my season 5 DVD as we speak, and it&#039;s all going to be 100% spoiler-free. I guess I should be thankful that everyone here has lost interest in FOX&#039;s glossy prime time soap.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Willie Oleson, post: 268356, member: 8"] Or Chase's mama as head of the cartel. Although she never seemed that powerful. And I don't think that would have been possible because Angela was supposed to be the top dog in the valley, hence why she could blackmail the most dangerous woman in the world over something so trivial. It was too big and fantastical to successfully intertwine it with the cosy valley soap, and I don't even remember what it was that the cartel wanted. Just like the Moldavian revolution was too big for Dynasty. Even Knots' underground sci-fi conspiracy had to be written out - by Gary himself. I think Michael Tyrone was the most realistic outlandish villain, until they added all the hocus-pocus. But I'm not sure if anything happened [I]because[/I] of the hocus-pocus. Maybe the Dallas fans don't like New Dallas' cartel because it makes more sense? And, was Richard Channing the Nicolas Trevino of the 80s? I haven't posted that much, to be honest. Season 4 was quite unstopwatchable therefore it's mostly random thoughts about 3 or 4 episodes. They are manufacturing my season 5 DVD as we speak, and it's all going to be 100% spoiler-free. I guess I should be thankful that everyone here has lost interest in FOX's glossy prime time soap. [/QUOTE]

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