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Arlington Suite: just how mad was Katzman at Susan Howard?
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<blockquote data-quote="Rove" data-source="post: 428244" data-attributes="member: 100"><p>Susan was spot on with her analyses of <em>it was all a dream</em>. This may have worked in daytime soap land where logic is left at the front door but this was Dallas. </p><p></p><p>I get so angry now at the colossal missed opportunity of not elevating Dallas into the stratosphere after the death of Bobby. The next season should have had a scorched earth approach to it. Remove that incessant winning smile of JR and return him to a brooding, dark, menacing character. The writers cleverly positioned Pam at Ewing Oil. Of course she would have been a fish out of water but Donna was right there. Why not make use of this character because both she and Bobby liked each other and Donna was no fan of JR. </p><p></p><p>It was obvious there was too much bickering behind the scenes. Producers trying to stab each other in the back and actors jockeying for position. Victoria made the correct call in leaving and regardless if Susan wished to leave or not having her character shipped to Washington was a good thing.</p><p></p><p>Just look at what happened to Dallas...an embarrassment.</p><p></p><p></p><p>And I'll second that.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Rove, post: 428244, member: 100"] Susan was spot on with her analyses of [I]it was all a dream[/I]. This may have worked in daytime soap land where logic is left at the front door but this was Dallas. I get so angry now at the colossal missed opportunity of not elevating Dallas into the stratosphere after the death of Bobby. The next season should have had a scorched earth approach to it. Remove that incessant winning smile of JR and return him to a brooding, dark, menacing character. The writers cleverly positioned Pam at Ewing Oil. Of course she would have been a fish out of water but Donna was right there. Why not make use of this character because both she and Bobby liked each other and Donna was no fan of JR. It was obvious there was too much bickering behind the scenes. Producers trying to stab each other in the back and actors jockeying for position. Victoria made the correct call in leaving and regardless if Susan wished to leave or not having her character shipped to Washington was a good thing. Just look at what happened to Dallas...an embarrassment. And I'll second that. [/QUOTE]
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