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<blockquote data-quote="Mustard" data-source="post: 347740" data-attributes="member: 46">The biggest losers from the dream revelation were Ray and Donna, Cliff and Jamie, and Jack. When all the stories were redone and took different directions in Season 10 DVD, were any of the Season 10 versions better than the Season 9 versions? I don&#039;t think so. Even Ben Stivers from the dream got to keep his mysteriousness.I still wonder why it was even done. Bobby&#039;s death was a huge part of Dallas. The only serious feelgood factor from Bobby&#039;s return, and even those didn&#039;t last long, was Bobby being back from the dead along with Bobby and Pam being together again at Southfork, remarrying etc. But as Victoria Principal was soon leaving, what was the point? It might have made more sense (just a bit) if Victoria Principal had just signed on for several more years on Dallas, but 1986-87 was the peak of machismo behind the scenes and on screen on Dallas.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Mustard, post: 347740, member: 46"] The biggest losers from the dream revelation were Ray and Donna, Cliff and Jamie, and Jack. When all the stories were redone and took different directions in Season 10 DVD, were any of the Season 10 versions better than the Season 9 versions? I don't think so. Even Ben Stivers from the dream got to keep his mysteriousness. I still wonder why it was even done. Bobby's death was a huge part of Dallas. The only serious feelgood factor from Bobby's return, and even those didn't last long, was Bobby being back from the dead along with Bobby and Pam being together again at Southfork, remarrying etc. But as Victoria Principal was soon leaving, what was the point? It might have made more sense (just a bit) if Victoria Principal had just signed on for several more years on Dallas, but 1986-87 was the peak of machismo behind the scenes and on screen on Dallas. [/QUOTE]

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