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<blockquote data-quote="Presea" data-source="post: 79246" data-attributes="member: 24"><p>It was nice to see JR and Sue Ellen making an effort to be civil to each other in front of their son, especially after it initially appeared that that she would just whine about him looking at other women even though they are divorced. But I am still waiting on some true one-on-one problem solving and communication here. I think that you made a an error when you wrote that JR had taught Sue Ellen about business. I don't remember him giving her any sort of formal business training or even really discussing his job with her at all. He mostly kept his business life completely separate from his marriage. Sue Ellen only received some off-screen advice from Mr. Valentine, so the writers turned her into a Mary Sue by suddenly making her able to run a multi-million dollar business with multiple branches. It takes a lot longer just to learn how to manage a business, so I always found Sue Ellen's magical turnaround extremely unrealistic.</p><p></p><p>Same old Cliff. He is such a loser about Afton. He created this mess himself by getting into this movie thing, and if he was a REAL man, he would try to fix things with Afton by himself, not try to get his sister to bail him out.</p><p></p><p>I can understand Rebecca's frustration with golf. lol. And now it looks like the language at Southfork is foul enough to the point that a seven year old kid is picking it up. What is wrong with Bobby and Pam!? They did not even ask her to refrain from swearing!</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Presea, post: 79246, member: 24"] It was nice to see JR and Sue Ellen making an effort to be civil to each other in front of their son, especially after it initially appeared that that she would just whine about him looking at other women even though they are divorced. But I am still waiting on some true one-on-one problem solving and communication here. I think that you made a an error when you wrote that JR had taught Sue Ellen about business. I don't remember him giving her any sort of formal business training or even really discussing his job with her at all. He mostly kept his business life completely separate from his marriage. Sue Ellen only received some off-screen advice from Mr. Valentine, so the writers turned her into a Mary Sue by suddenly making her able to run a multi-million dollar business with multiple branches. It takes a lot longer just to learn how to manage a business, so I always found Sue Ellen's magical turnaround extremely unrealistic. Same old Cliff. He is such a loser about Afton. He created this mess himself by getting into this movie thing, and if he was a REAL man, he would try to fix things with Afton by himself, not try to get his sister to bail him out. I can understand Rebecca's frustration with golf. lol. And now it looks like the language at Southfork is foul enough to the point that a seven year old kid is picking it up. What is wrong with Bobby and Pam!? They did not even ask her to refrain from swearing! [/QUOTE]
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