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<blockquote data-quote="Rove" data-source="post: 282322" data-attributes="member: 100">It just creeped the hell out of me. In fear of hiding under the bed covers from [USER=6]@Sarah[/USER] it might have been best to keep JR and Mandy together. I envisage JR and Mandy actually being in love and settled at Southfork. Rather than Sue Ellen create some business to hurt Mandy I would have preferred to watch a mature Sue Ellen lead a consortium of business leaders to improve the lives of Dallas citizens in some form of charity work. With an aging cast I would have liked to see Sue Ellen grow in maturity rather than her constant battle with the bottle. While alcoholics fight this issue their entire lives we didn&#039;t need to see Sue Ellen fall off the wagon every other season. I thought her fight with the bottle during the &quot;Dream Season&quot; was Linda&#039;s best work and it felt the character had turned a corner. I would go so far in allowing Mandy - again hiding behind the bed covers from [USER=6]@Sarah[/USER] - having JR&#039;s baby. Allow this couple to have a blossoming relationship until one of JR&#039;s business deals hurts someone and somehow Mandy gets caught in the cross fire and is killed, leaving a grieving JR to raise their child. Sue Ellen discovers a side to JR she hasn&#039;t seen for some time and both she and JR rekindle their relationship and Sue Ellen returns to Southfork.Anything would have been better than Cally.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Rove, post: 282322, member: 100"] It just creeped the hell out of me. In fear of hiding under the bed covers from [USER=6]@Sarah[/USER] it might have been best to keep JR and Mandy together. I envisage JR and Mandy actually being in love and settled at Southfork. Rather than Sue Ellen create some business to hurt Mandy I would have preferred to watch a mature Sue Ellen lead a consortium of business leaders to improve the lives of Dallas citizens in some form of charity work. With an aging cast I would have liked to see Sue Ellen grow in maturity rather than her constant battle with the bottle. While alcoholics fight this issue their entire lives we didn't need to see Sue Ellen fall off the wagon every other season. I thought her fight with the bottle during the "Dream Season" was Linda's best work and it felt the character had turned a corner. I would go so far in allowing Mandy - again hiding behind the bed covers from [USER=6]@Sarah[/USER] - having JR's baby. Allow this couple to have a blossoming relationship until one of JR's business deals hurts someone and somehow Mandy gets caught in the cross fire and is killed, leaving a grieving JR to raise their child. Sue Ellen discovers a side to JR she hasn't seen for some time and both she and JR rekindle their relationship and Sue Ellen returns to Southfork. Anything would have been better than Cally. [/QUOTE]

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