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Dallas - The Original Series
Dallas Aftershow: Why is the Character of Pam Important to the Series?!
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<blockquote data-quote="Mustard" data-source="post: 315395" data-attributes="member: 46"><p>Bobby was different in the sense that he didn't have the same type of connections in the Barnes family that Pam was now having in the Ewing family. Bobby's loyalty was also absolutely with the Ewings. Pam was now a Ewing, but still somewhat torn. The one exception was just before J.R. was shot, when Bobby and Pam walked out of Southfork together and intended to visit Gary and Valene in Knots Landing.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Mustard, post: 315395, member: 46"] Bobby was different in the sense that he didn't have the same type of connections in the Barnes family that Pam was now having in the Ewing family. Bobby's loyalty was also absolutely with the Ewings. Pam was now a Ewing, but still somewhat torn. The one exception was just before J.R. was shot, when Bobby and Pam walked out of Southfork together and intended to visit Gary and Valene in Knots Landing. [/QUOTE]
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