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<blockquote data-quote="Willie Oleson" data-source="post: 440624" data-attributes="member: 8">Kinda funny to think that Bobby and Pam had to make arrangements to be at Southfork at the same time.What&#039;s the point of this marriage? We don&#039;t see each other anymore...Darling I promise it will get better, but running an oil business takes a lot of responsibility and your brother is making things very difficult for us at the moment.Yes yes! Always Ewing Oil...but what about meeee?Sue Ellen to JR: you didn&#039;t come home last night. How was she?Honey, your filthy mind is getting the better of you. It makes you look tired and ugly.The cocktails before dinner was often the highlight of the episode, the room brimming with passive-aggressiveness. It was the moment to judge each other, and being late for dinner was very much frowned upon.Dynasty used to do these scenes in the library - Blake laying down the law and Fallon using every opportunity to criticise Krystle or Jeff - but I think it stopped after season 2? Maybe the word &quot;gay&quot; was still hanging in the air.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Willie Oleson, post: 440624, member: 8"] Kinda funny to think that Bobby and Pam had to make arrangements to be at Southfork at the same time. [I]What's the point of this marriage? We don't see each other anymore... Darling I promise it will get better, but running an oil business takes a lot of responsibility and your brother is making things very difficult for us at the moment. Yes yes! Always Ewing Oil...but what about meeee?[/I] Sue Ellen to JR[I]: you didn't come home last night. How was she? Honey, your filthy mind is getting the better of you. It makes you look tired and ugly.[/I] The cocktails before dinner was often the highlight of the episode, the room brimming with passive-aggressiveness. It was the moment to judge each other, and being late for dinner was very much frowned upon. Dynasty used to do these scenes in the library - Blake laying down the law and Fallon using every opportunity to criticise Krystle or Jeff - but I think it stopped after season 2? Maybe the word "gay" was still hanging in the air. [/QUOTE]

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