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<blockquote data-quote="Presea" data-source="post: 77358" data-attributes="member: 24"><p>I'm glad that Sue Ellen FINALLY wants to get off her butt and do something about Don Dorkwood besides just hoping that he answers his phone! I laughed when she started swearing like that, and then how she quickly switched back to wussy trophy wife mode! Lol! What I am curious about is whether she has any legal rights regarding the movie. Since she at least financed it, then can't she sue Don? Especially for the diaries. Lucy made a good point here. I know that Don has proven that he does not love Sue Ellen at all by airing this movie, but Sue Ellen shouldn't be so ready to just jump back to JR just because he looks better right now. They had a marriage filled with years of domestic violence, and they can't even really agree on how to raise their son. They should at least seek some serious counselling before going back out on dates again. Miss Ellie doesn't even give a crap though, as long as they play their parts to protect their precious family reputation in public, and that is wrong. I am also very disappointed in Cliff. He pretended that he was upset about hurting Sue Ellen with the movie earlier, but I guess that was all fake! Also, I don't know why everybody on here keeps calling it a "Barnes-Ewing feud" when it is really (and has mostly been on the show, too) just a Cliff-JR feud. Seriously, why can't they just stop fighting already? They are grown men.</p><p></p><p>Jenna can't be bothered to get up off of her a**, but what else is new? Same goes for Bobby and Pam. JR should not have to pay their bill for them. They have been very immature on their nearly endless sexfest vacation. Get back to Southfork and start raising your kids already!</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Presea, post: 77358, member: 24"] I'm glad that Sue Ellen FINALLY wants to get off her butt and do something about Don Dorkwood besides just hoping that he answers his phone! I laughed when she started swearing like that, and then how she quickly switched back to wussy trophy wife mode! Lol! What I am curious about is whether she has any legal rights regarding the movie. Since she at least financed it, then can't she sue Don? Especially for the diaries. Lucy made a good point here. I know that Don has proven that he does not love Sue Ellen at all by airing this movie, but Sue Ellen shouldn't be so ready to just jump back to JR just because he looks better right now. They had a marriage filled with years of domestic violence, and they can't even really agree on how to raise their son. They should at least seek some serious counselling before going back out on dates again. Miss Ellie doesn't even give a crap though, as long as they play their parts to protect their precious family reputation in public, and that is wrong. I am also very disappointed in Cliff. He pretended that he was upset about hurting Sue Ellen with the movie earlier, but I guess that was all fake! Also, I don't know why everybody on here keeps calling it a "Barnes-Ewing feud" when it is really (and has mostly been on the show, too) just a Cliff-JR feud. Seriously, why can't they just stop fighting already? They are grown men. Jenna can't be bothered to get up off of her a**, but what else is new? Same goes for Bobby and Pam. JR should not have to pay their bill for them. They have been very immature on their nearly endless sexfest vacation. Get back to Southfork and start raising your kids already! [/QUOTE]
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