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<blockquote data-quote="stevew" data-source="post: 309983" data-attributes="member: 130">Agreed.&nbsp; I don’t think I’d have welcomed him back if I was running things.&nbsp; I would have said it’s not possible without being absurd and moved on.&nbsp; I would have returned with JR by Sue Ellen’s bedside, months and months into a recovery, leave people guessing, will she live or die, will this even be LG, make it more realistic as to what would happen after an explosion. Then I think the show needed a reset. &nbsp;Problem for me was there was no one to follow.&nbsp; Thank believe at this point JR was too old to keep up his game.&nbsp; He needed to take on the role of Jock and they didn’t seem to want to do that.&nbsp; If he has they would have needed Dona Reed or thought about bringing back Patrick Duffy.&nbsp; Problem was, if he was Jock, John Ross was to young to provide the drama needed and certainly not in his own.&nbsp; I think that’s how we ended up with James, but frankly that was way to little way to late.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="stevew, post: 309983, member: 130"] Agreed. I don’t think I’d have welcomed him back if I was running things. I would have said it’s not possible without being absurd and moved on. I would have returned with JR by Sue Ellen’s bedside, months and months into a recovery, leave people guessing, will she live or die, will this even be LG, make it more realistic as to what would happen after an explosion. Then I think the show needed a reset. Problem for me was there was no one to follow. Thank believe at this point JR was too old to keep up his game. He needed to take on the role of Jock and they didn’t seem to want to do that. If he has they would have needed Dona Reed or thought about bringing back Patrick Duffy. Problem was, if he was Jock, John Ross was to young to provide the drama needed and certainly not in his own. I think that’s how we ended up with James, but frankly that was way to little way to late. [/QUOTE]

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