Who Should Have Been Evicted from Southfork

Ray_Krebbs

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What characters do you think should have been forced off the ranch but weren't? My vote goes for J.R. and Sue Ellen. After he mortgaged the ranch, that is when he should have been asked to leave. He could have still appeared for certain dinners and had interactions at the office and town. Perhaps Lucy should have not been allowed back after her break up with Mitch. Miss Ellie could say, they passed her onto him, he's her husband, she's got to work it out or start anew but in her own place
 

Snarky Oracle!

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Charlie. On a toilet. In that ditch beside the road in front pf the house. Holding a sign: "will bitch for food."
 

CeeCee72

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What characters do you think should have been forced off the ranch but weren't? My vote goes for J.R. and Sue Ellen. After he mortgaged the ranch, that is when he should have been asked to leave. He could have still appeared for certain dinners and had interactions at the office and town. Perhaps Lucy should have not been allowed back after her break up with Mitch. Miss Ellie could say, they passed her onto him, he's her husband, she's got to work it out or start anew but in her own place
Definitely JR after he mortgaged Southfork. I mean, I love my son, but not sure I would let him live in my house if he did such a thing.

Also, I would have thrown them both out after my house caught fire because of their fighting (the wine on the wallpaper).
 

Jimmy Todd

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I always thought it was OTT that Clayton was planning to propose to the much younger Sue Ellen, his son's ex. Then I read that singer Bryan Ferry married his son's ex-girlfriend, so I guess these things do happen.
Maybe it's as Fallon Carrington said: "The rich are different."

Maybe Clayton should have shown he still loved Sue Ellen, and instead of Laurel, that's the reason Miss Ellie sent him packing.
 
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Snarky Oracle!

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Clayton, just for being an outsider, as JR so correctly identified, and a windbag.
He tries to steal JR's wife and son, sucker punches JR at the wedding, and somehow winds up with half of Southfork.

You do realize JR was a bad guy, don't you?

Maybe it's as Fallon Carrington said: "The rich are different."

Especially when they live in trailer parks.
 

Jock Ewing Fan

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You do realize JR was a bad guy, don't you?



Especially when they live in trailer parks.
Not disputing JR for being... Jr, but it doesn't justify Clayton's misdeeds.
Notice that JR's "victims" were usually other corrupt, dishonest individuals.
Again, JR 's actions do not justify the misdeeds of Clayton ( a hypocritical hothead), Cliff Barnes, Jeremy Wendell, Carter McKay, Vaughn Leland,
the Cartel and other corrupt people.
 

Snarky Oracle!

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Not disputing JR for being... Jr, but it doesn't justify Clayton's misdeeds.
Notice that JR's "victims" were usually other corrupt, dishonest individuals.
Again, JR 's actions do not justify the misdeeds of Clayton ( a hypocritical hothead), Cliff Barnes, Jeremy Wendell, Carter McKay, Vaughn Leland,
the Cartel and other corrupt people.

You see Clayton as being on the same level as Cliff Barnes, Jeremy Wendell, Carter McKay, and Vaughn Leland??
 
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