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Dallas - The Original Series
DALLAS: what made it stand out above the other soaps?
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<blockquote data-quote="Snowcat" data-source="post: 336249" data-attributes="member: 51404"><p>That’s a good comparison. I didn’t think I liked Westerns but I’ve never really watched them.</p><p></p><p></p><p>Yes! You nailed it! That’s exactly what I was going to say. The characters are complex. There’s so much to love and not like about each of them. For example, Bobby was sweet but he was still a man’s man. He didn’t like Pam working. Even Jock told Bobby to take the weekend off & go to Paris with Pam. But he was too proud to be the tag along to a working well fe. Then there was the complex family relationships- Bobby and JR, Pam & Cliff. Both the Barnes & Ewings had complicated parent-child relationships. I felt for the way Jock was torn between Bobby and JR. He always kept his authority when he talked to them. But you could tell he loved both & wanted to support both. I also agree with the person who said Dallas was written in a way that appealed to men too</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Snowcat, post: 336249, member: 51404"] That’s a good comparison. I didn’t think I liked Westerns but I’ve never really watched them. Yes! You nailed it! That’s exactly what I was going to say. The characters are complex. There’s so much to love and not like about each of them. For example, Bobby was sweet but he was still a man’s man. He didn’t like Pam working. Even Jock told Bobby to take the weekend off & go to Paris with Pam. But he was too proud to be the tag along to a working well fe. Then there was the complex family relationships- Bobby and JR, Pam & Cliff. Both the Barnes & Ewings had complicated parent-child relationships. I felt for the way Jock was torn between Bobby and JR. He always kept his authority when he talked to them. But you could tell he loved both & wanted to support both. I also agree with the person who said Dallas was written in a way that appealed to men too [/QUOTE]
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