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<blockquote data-quote="Willie Oleson" data-source="post: 398169" data-attributes="member: 8">They did those moments too, but probably not in the most remembered stories or episodes (and no season finale I can think of).Hmm...that&#039;s a tricky one. For example, I only think of Abby as a cul de sac character when she was Sid&#039;s sister, not when she sort of camped out in one of the houses.(and the only house that looked like hers&nbsp; was the beach house).Valene, on the other hand, never seems to leave the cul de sac no matter where she goes, amnesiac or not.Then you have a character like Danny Waleska who was such a tornado that it made everything else seem smaller and insignificant.I guess it mostly depends on how strongly the various locations are connected. Knots Landing Motors was an extension of the cul de sac but still not quite as story-driven as the connection between Southfork and Ewing Oil.I could never really place Gary&#039;s ranch while Lotus Point felt as if it happened in Karen&#039;s backyard.Therefore it&#039;s not always easy to pinpoint what story or season felt the most &quot;cul de sac&quot; (I don&#039;t know if I&#039;m making any sense).[ATTACH=full]53003[/ATTACH]A great place to live, or get force-fed with deadly pills. Beware of swerving automobiles and husband-stealing vixens.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Willie Oleson, post: 398169, member: 8"] They did those moments too, but probably not in the most remembered stories or episodes (and no season finale I can think of). Hmm...that's a tricky one. For example, I only think of Abby as a cul de sac character when she was Sid's sister, not when she sort of camped out in one of the houses. (and the only house that looked like [I]hers[/I] was the beach house). Valene, on the other hand, never seems to leave the cul de sac no matter where she goes, amnesiac or not. Then you have a character like Danny Waleska who was such a tornado that it made everything else seem smaller and insignificant. I guess it mostly depends on how strongly the various locations are connected. Knots Landing Motors was an extension of the cul de sac but still not quite as story-driven as the connection between Southfork and Ewing Oil. I could never really place Gary's ranch while Lotus Point felt as if it happened in Karen's backyard. Therefore it's not always easy to pinpoint what story or season felt the most "cul de sac" (I don't know if I'm making any sense). [ATTACH type="full"]53003[/ATTACH] A great place to live, or get force-fed with deadly pills. Beware of swerving automobiles and husband-stealing vixens. [/QUOTE]

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