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Message: <blockquote data-quote="DallasFanForever" data-source="post: 397012" data-attributes="member: 13221">Yes, they absolutely should have. They should’ve had a huge fight where J.R. blames her family and more specifically Katherine for Bobby’s death. At the same time Pam could fight back that he had a hand in manipulating and encouraging Katherine as well. Although there is another part of me that would’ve liked to have seen them join forces just once in one of his underhanded schemes. We did get a little tease with this when J.R. told her they were starting to think alike, which of course she quickly distanced herself from. I would’ve liked to have seen her embrace it a little more just one time maybe. More anger definitely would’ve been more realistic. It’s only natural given the circumstances, but everyone had to think of Christopher and what was best for him so I guess we have to look at it from Miss Ellie’s point of view. She wanted peace and she was the one that went to Pam to invite her entire family to the funeral. This was very unselfish of her and I’m not sure many mothers who just lost a son to murder by someone in that family would do that. What always bothered me about the funeral itself though was where the Barnes family was seated. If you’re saying you want them at the funeral and you want there to be peace between the families then why not all sit together and show that? Why look like two different families? I never understood that part of it. Maybe J.R. had his objections about the seating arrangements but I would expect someone like Miss Ellie to insist they all sit together for the service. Just my thoughts.</blockquote>

Verification: Who played JR Ewing?