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<blockquote data-quote="Bobby Southworth" data-source="post: 288654" data-attributes="member: 4960"><p>The dream...the way Pam was written out..inconsistencies in the two reunion movies...and then the mess that was TNT Dallas, and the two reunion movies being erased with that. arrgghh. It&#039;s frustrating that it couldn&#039;t have just had a nice, neat closing. Such a great show. Where does it end for you? When Bobby came back? When Pam vanished? The reunion movies, or TNT Dallas. For me, as much as I hated the way Pam was written out, I would have to say the most logical ending would have been the end of season 13, before it just became the JR and Bobby show. I mean, no more Miss Ellie? A woman that had always cherished the land and her heritage just no longer wants anything to do with it? I just had a hard time buying that, even though, yes, it&#039;s possible she had finally just had enough of the drama, but we know the real life reason was contractual disputes.</p></blockquote><p></p>

[QUOTE="Bobby Southworth, post: 288654, member: 4960"] The dream...the way Pam was written out..inconsistencies in the two reunion movies...and then the mess that was TNT Dallas, and the two reunion movies being erased with that. arrgghh. It's frustrating that it couldn't have just had a nice, neat closing. Such a great show. Where does it end for you? When Bobby came back? When Pam vanished? The reunion movies, or TNT Dallas. For me, as much as I hated the way Pam was written out, I would have to say the most logical ending would have been the end of season 13, before it just became the JR and Bobby show. I mean, no more Miss Ellie? A woman that had always cherished the land and her heritage just no longer wants anything to do with it? I just had a hard time buying that, even though, yes, it's possible she had finally just had enough of the drama, but we know the real life reason was contractual disputes. [/QUOTE]

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