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Dallas - The Original Series
An aging cast
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<blockquote data-quote="Rove" data-source="post: 283274" data-attributes="member: 100"><p>That would have been a novel approach. The writers could have kept JR and Mandy together and she delivers twins. Perhaps this might have been the wake up call Sue Ellen needed in finally accepting JR had moved on. It would have also created some drama for John Ross, Sue Ellen and JR as little John Ross suddenly felt slighted that JR's attention is elsewhere. </p><p></p><p>Perhaps the writers should have expanded the role of Randy as played by Brad Pitt. Maybe he could have rocked up at one of the Ewing bar-b-ques with his sister and recently divorced/widowed father. I'd prefer divorced father because you just never know what wicked ex-cow might rock up to cause trouble.</p><p></p><p></p><p>I much preferred Jeremy Wendell as he was and played so deliciously by William Smithers. Because of his singledom his train of thought was focused solely on business and that's exactly how I liked him. I could never envisage Sue Ellen and Jeremy Wendell together.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Rove, post: 283274, member: 100"] That would have been a novel approach. The writers could have kept JR and Mandy together and she delivers twins. Perhaps this might have been the wake up call Sue Ellen needed in finally accepting JR had moved on. It would have also created some drama for John Ross, Sue Ellen and JR as little John Ross suddenly felt slighted that JR's attention is elsewhere. Perhaps the writers should have expanded the role of Randy as played by Brad Pitt. Maybe he could have rocked up at one of the Ewing bar-b-ques with his sister and recently divorced/widowed father. I'd prefer divorced father because you just never know what wicked ex-cow might rock up to cause trouble. I much preferred Jeremy Wendell as he was and played so deliciously by William Smithers. Because of his singledom his train of thought was focused solely on business and that's exactly how I liked him. I could never envisage Sue Ellen and Jeremy Wendell together. [/QUOTE]
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