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<blockquote data-quote="Angela Channing" data-source="post: 282004" data-attributes="member: 33">Sarah, we have never agreed on JR, Sue Ellen and Mandy from the first day I joined this forum but that has never stopped me from liking you. :fondle:I don&#039;t disagree that Sue Ellen was beautiful, fascinating and intelligent but that wasn&#039;t why JR kept going back to her, it was because of the lack of imagination of the scriptwriters and producers. In real life there are so many serial adulterers who leave their wives for younger women and I would have found that more credible than JR and Sue Ellen staying together after the way he treated her. I think he should have married Mandy and eventually do the same thing to her: leaving her for a younger woman. JR did love Sue Ellen but that wasn&#039;t enough to keep them together; remember he arranged for Sue Ellen to catch him shagging Kimberly Cryder because he valued his marriage to his wife less than his business dealings. It was a strange type of love that realistically couldn&#039;t sustain a marriage.Getting back to the subject of this thread, giving JR a younger wife would have been one way to address the aging Dallas cast and create more possibilities to develop new storylines.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Angela Channing, post: 282004, member: 33"] Sarah, we have never agreed on JR, Sue Ellen and Mandy from the first day I joined this forum but that has never stopped me from liking you. :fondle: I don't disagree that Sue Ellen was beautiful, fascinating and intelligent but that wasn't why JR kept going back to her, it was because of the lack of imagination of the scriptwriters and producers. In real life there are so many serial adulterers who leave their wives for younger women and I would have found that more credible than JR and Sue Ellen staying together after the way he treated her. I think he should have married Mandy and eventually do the same thing to her: leaving her for a younger woman. JR did love Sue Ellen but that wasn't enough to keep them together; remember he arranged for Sue Ellen to catch him shagging Kimberly Cryder because he valued his marriage to his wife less than his business dealings. It was a strange type of love that realistically couldn't sustain a marriage. Getting back to the subject of this thread, giving JR a younger wife would have been one way to address the aging Dallas cast and create more possibilities to develop new storylines. [/QUOTE]

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