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Alternative way to resurrect Bobby
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<blockquote data-quote="Snowcat" data-source="post: 345425" data-attributes="member: 51404"><p>I just finished watching the dream season for the first time it aired. I don’t think the lame excuse of a dream to resurrect Bobby was what exactly killed DaLlas. It was the elimination of all the awesome storylines from the season That we lost. Ray and Donna adoption. Sue Ellen recovering & conqueroring her alcoholism. Even Cliff and Jamie’s reconciliation was nice. I didn’t even mind Mark & Pam together. For the first time I was happy with all of the main characters story lines. I think the Wes Parmalee/Ben Stivers coMing back as Jock could have worked. so how else coúld Bobby have been brought back? </p><p>i was thinking he could have been in a coma with a living will that said to pull the plug after a year. Pam accepts Bobby is gone. The day before she marries Mark, Bobby wakes up & she can’t go through with it. </p><p>i know that’s lame too. But how else do you bring someone back. One of the biggest losses of the dream season was Sue Elle’s recovery and reconciliation with JR. She was successful and working. This is such a better fit than a vindictive movie she made about JR. John Ross adored his dad. SE also told JR that he was always a winner. I wished the series could have ended that way. But THE biggest loss for Dallas was Ray and Donna. I can’t believe they split them up. Ray was acting ridiculous about Donna having a career. Did it really take Bobby dying to ma him see something so obvious? </p><p>i was a kid when Dallas was on. I loved Patrick Duffy. But the show went on and was doing perfectly fine without him</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Snowcat, post: 345425, member: 51404"] I just finished watching the dream season for the first time it aired. I don’t think the lame excuse of a dream to resurrect Bobby was what exactly killed DaLlas. It was the elimination of all the awesome storylines from the season That we lost. Ray and Donna adoption. Sue Ellen recovering & conqueroring her alcoholism. Even Cliff and Jamie’s reconciliation was nice. I didn’t even mind Mark & Pam together. For the first time I was happy with all of the main characters story lines. I think the Wes Parmalee/Ben Stivers coMing back as Jock could have worked. so how else coúld Bobby have been brought back? i was thinking he could have been in a coma with a living will that said to pull the plug after a year. Pam accepts Bobby is gone. The day before she marries Mark, Bobby wakes up & she can’t go through with it. i know that’s lame too. But how else do you bring someone back. One of the biggest losses of the dream season was Sue Elle’s recovery and reconciliation with JR. She was successful and working. This is such a better fit than a vindictive movie she made about JR. John Ross adored his dad. SE also told JR that he was always a winner. I wished the series could have ended that way. But THE biggest loss for Dallas was Ray and Donna. I can’t believe they split them up. Ray was acting ridiculous about Donna having a career. Did it really take Bobby dying to ma him see something so obvious? i was a kid when Dallas was on. I loved Patrick Duffy. But the show went on and was doing perfectly fine without him [/QUOTE]
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