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<blockquote data-quote="CeeCee72" data-source="post: 219423" data-attributes="member: 5055">When you think about Dallas, those marriages and relationships were the core of the show. I didn&#039;t mind the divorces so much, both created great drama and the reconciliations were great payoffs for fans of both couples.Having said that, I HATED the way they wrapped up both marriages and the characters of Sue Ellen and Pam when the actresses left the show.First we had Sue Ellen doing things she would NEVER do (tricking JR into marrying Cally for instance) and abandoning her son to run off to London with a man she barely knew (with a quick one off line about needing to get on with her life).And what they did to Pam was even worse. She was always a runner where Bobby was concerned, but I could never believe she left Christopher (who she had loved to the point of smothering) without a word or explanation or goodbye - especially considering how HER mother had left HER.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="CeeCee72, post: 219423, member: 5055"] When you think about Dallas, those marriages and relationships were the core of the show. I didn't mind the divorces so much, both created great drama and the reconciliations were great payoffs for fans of both couples. Having said that, I HATED the way they wrapped up both marriages and the characters of Sue Ellen and Pam when the actresses left the show. First we had Sue Ellen doing things she would NEVER do (tricking JR into marrying Cally for instance) and abandoning her son to run off to London with a man she barely knew (with a quick one off line about needing to get on with her life). And what they did to Pam was even worse. She was always a runner where Bobby was concerned, but I could never believe she left Christopher (who she had loved to the point of smothering) without a word or explanation or goodbye - especially considering how HER mother had left HER. [/QUOTE]

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