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<blockquote data-quote="Miss Texas 1967" data-source="post: 192283" data-attributes="member: 36">I agree with this. In theory you could have a Bobby/Ray/Pam triangle, but the reality was they never detailed anything of the sort and dropped the history pretty quickly. Ray&#039;s few lines indicated he brought Pam to a couple of barbecues and was surprised by her arrival at Southfork without him, but outside of that surprise and Lucy&#039;s very brief mention of Ray/Pam&#039;s history in Winds of Vengeance, the show never took it anywhere and later on pretty much acted like it never happened, much the same way they did Ray/Sue Ellen and Ray/Lucy.I never got the impression Ray/Pam was a girlfriend/boyfriend relationship, more that it was a casual bit of fun. I&#039;d say it was more surprising that even before falling for Bobby Ewing Pam felt comfortable going to Southfork as a Barnes. Other than the little scene in The Early Years movie with young Bobby and Pam, the way the show described the Barnes/Ewing relationship didn&#039;t indicate that things were ever really very good between the families. Obviously everyone is welcome at a Ewing barbecue and unless someone came to cause trouble they weren&#039;t going to kick them out, but on Cliff or Pam&#039;s end why would they want to go to Southfork, the home of that terrible Jock Ewing who ruined their daddy&#039;s life etc.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Miss Texas 1967, post: 192283, member: 36"] I agree with this. In theory you could have a Bobby/Ray/Pam triangle, but the reality was they never detailed anything of the sort and dropped the history pretty quickly. Ray's few lines indicated he brought Pam to a couple of barbecues and was surprised by her arrival at Southfork without him, but outside of that surprise and Lucy's very brief mention of Ray/Pam's history in Winds of Vengeance, the show never took it anywhere and later on pretty much acted like it never happened, much the same way they did Ray/Sue Ellen and Ray/Lucy. I never got the impression Ray/Pam was a girlfriend/boyfriend relationship, more that it was a casual bit of fun. I'd say it was more surprising that even before falling for Bobby Ewing Pam felt comfortable going to Southfork as a Barnes. Other than the little scene in The Early Years movie with young Bobby and Pam, the way the show described the Barnes/Ewing relationship didn't indicate that things were ever really very good between the families. Obviously everyone is welcome at a Ewing barbecue and unless someone came to cause trouble they weren't going to kick them out, but on Cliff or Pam's end why would they want to go to Southfork, the home of that terrible Jock Ewing who ruined their daddy's life etc. [/QUOTE]

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Who played JR Ewing?