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<blockquote data-quote="Presea" data-source="post: 64070" data-attributes="member: 24">I will admit that the dialogue for all of those Katherine JR was priceless, Karin. Morgan Brittany and Larry Hagman knew how to work very well in all of their scenes together. So for me, not being able to see those guys in any more scenes together was probably the worst part about Katherine&#039;s departure from the show. But I am now mentally exhausted from debating with anyone about those blackmail scenes. lol. But it would be kind of interesting if the subject of what happened to Katherine was brought up in your story.Now, onto my review: The phone call to JR has both scared and excited. When JR called Rattigan (god, I miss Harry), I first thought that he was going to have him check out Tom, but now it looks like this could get dangerous. It&#039;s pretty clear that Tom has no problem with just blowing the brains out of anyone who doesn&#039;t agree with him, so I&#039;m worried that he purposely made the appointment later just so that there might be less people around if he decides to do just that with JR. I am glad that JR is checking out the Nelsons, though. Between them and Cliff and Marilee, Don Dorkwood and his movie, and now Tom and Katherine, JR is being attacked from all sides, and it looks like it might have to get worse before it gets better.The John Ross stuff reminds me of just one of the many reasons why I don&#039;t date. He decides he wants Melissa just because she is beautiful. How shallow. But what can we expect when we consider that his father is just as shallow with the whole love at first sight nonsense at the Miss Texas Pageant? But honestly, this type of formula was standard procedure for the men of Dallas. Please, don&#039;t spend too much time on John Ross and Melissa! If you want, I&#039;d actually even choose to see more of Randy than Melissa, because based on her dialogue, she already bores me.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Presea, post: 64070, member: 24"] I will admit that the dialogue for all of those Katherine JR was priceless, Karin. Morgan Brittany and Larry Hagman knew how to work very well in all of their scenes together. So for me, not being able to see those guys in any more scenes together was probably the worst part about Katherine's departure from the show. But I am now mentally exhausted from debating with anyone about those blackmail scenes. lol. But it would be kind of interesting if the subject of what happened to Katherine was brought up in your story. Now, onto my review: The phone call to JR has both scared and excited. When JR called Rattigan (god, I miss Harry), I first thought that he was going to have him check out Tom, but now it looks like this could get dangerous. It's pretty clear that Tom has no problem with just blowing the brains out of anyone who doesn't agree with him, so I'm worried that he purposely made the appointment later just so that there might be less people around if he decides to do just that with JR. I am glad that JR is checking out the Nelsons, though. Between them and Cliff and Marilee, Don Dorkwood and his movie, and now Tom and Katherine, JR is being attacked from all sides, and it looks like it might have to get worse before it gets better. The John Ross stuff reminds me of just one of the many reasons why I don't date. He decides he wants Melissa just because she is beautiful. How shallow. But what can we expect when we consider that his father is just as shallow with the whole love at first sight nonsense at the Miss Texas Pageant? But honestly, this type of formula was standard procedure for the men of Dallas. Please, don't spend too much time on John Ross and Melissa! If you want, I'd actually even choose to see more of Randy than Melissa, because based on her dialogue, she already bores me. [/QUOTE]

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Who played JR Ewing?