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<blockquote data-quote="ClassyCo" data-source="post: 438464" data-attributes="member: 7">The producers did seem to be genuinely excited to have Ann Wedgeworth join the cast. What few writers and producers I&#039;ve heard express their dismay at her ultimate dismissal, have also complimented her talent and what they felt she could&#039;ve brought to the show under the proper writing.I seem to recall John Ritter complimenting Wedgeworth&#039;s looks and talent, while saying the dynamic between Jack and Lana appeared &quot;false&quot; because of Jack&#039;s womanizing nature and Lana&#039;s willingness to be his &quot;snuggle bunny&quot; whenever he wished. Wedgeworth, as one would imagine, was disappointed in what she had been promised and how her role ending up &quot;dwindling down to practically nothing&quot;. Wedgeworth receives screen credit for thirteen episodes (due to contract obligations), but isn&#039;t presented but for nine episodes.[ATTACH=full]58750[/ATTACH]</blockquote>

[QUOTE="ClassyCo, post: 438464, member: 7"] The producers did seem to be genuinely excited to have Ann Wedgeworth join the cast. What few writers and producers I've heard express their dismay at her ultimate dismissal, have also complimented her talent and what they felt she could've brought to the show under the proper writing. I seem to recall John Ritter complimenting Wedgeworth's looks and talent, while saying the dynamic between Jack and Lana appeared "false" because of Jack's womanizing nature and Lana's willingness to be his "snuggle bunny" whenever he wished. Wedgeworth, as one would imagine, was disappointed in what she had been promised and how her role ending up "dwindling down to practically nothing". Wedgeworth receives screen credit for thirteen episodes (due to contract obligations), but isn't presented but for nine episodes. [ATTACH type="full" alt="1774470098088.png"]58750[/ATTACH] [/QUOTE]

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Who played JR Ewing?