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Dallas Aftershow: Why is the Character of Pam Important to the Series?!
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<blockquote data-quote="Jock Ewing Fan" data-source="post: 317526" data-attributes="member: 40536"><p>Good observations.</p><p>I was not a Pam fan, but I thought the Bobby/Pam pairing was necessary to move the story lines forward.</p><p>They made Cliff too buffoonish over time. I thought it was a mistake for Digger and Rebecca to die, there could have been lots</p><p>of storylines to pursue. What if Digger smelled oil while in a drunken stupor, reunited with Rebecca,</p><p>and Re-ignited his feud with Jock on stronger ground?</p><p>I would have preferred it to bringing in Jason's children</p><p>In the minority, but I liked the Cliff/Dandy story. It gave Cliff a chance </p><p>to honor Digger by helping someone who had flaws similar to his father, </p><p>and to put himself in Jock's position when faced with a similar situation.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Jock Ewing Fan, post: 317526, member: 40536"] Good observations. I was not a Pam fan, but I thought the Bobby/Pam pairing was necessary to move the story lines forward. They made Cliff too buffoonish over time. I thought it was a mistake for Digger and Rebecca to die, there could have been lots of storylines to pursue. What if Digger smelled oil while in a drunken stupor, reunited with Rebecca, and Re-ignited his feud with Jock on stronger ground? I would have preferred it to bringing in Jason's children In the minority, but I liked the Cliff/Dandy story. It gave Cliff a chance to honor Digger by helping someone who had flaws similar to his father, and to put himself in Jock's position when faced with a similar situation. [/QUOTE]
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