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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Sarah" data-source="post: 238829" data-attributes="member: 6">I don’t believe there is another couple in history with the magic and chemistry that these two possess together. No one comes close to them. They are dynamite!I’ve loved them my whole life and get goosebumps just looking at them. When Sue Ellen left, JR was never the same - Dallas was over for me as it was - but I was so happy to see them again on JR Returns, WOTE and TNT. Larry always said he wanted things ‘put right’ between JR and Sue Ellen and I guess that’s what they did. There isn’t anyone who can ever convince me that they didn’t love each other.There is something bothering me though after watching a few post BD Calhoun episodes.In the scene where JR tells Sue Ellen that it’s ‘always been you’, Sue Ellen has asked him about what Mandy said as she left. Sue Ellen reiterates a different line however to what JR actually told Winger.Sue Ellen says, “Mandy said that you told her, if it had of been anyone, it would have been her’.What JR actually said, but which Winger ni doubt manipulated was ‘if it had happened with anyone, it would have happened with you’.So either Mandy misleads Sue Ellen (not surprisingly, bitch that she is), or Sue Ellen picked it up as she tells it to JR.Either way, why did he say that? Does it mean out of all the women he could have left for..?See I believe he truly means it when he says ‘it’s always been you’ to Sue Ellen.I’d love to talk it out.</blockquote>

Verification: Who played Sue Ellen in Dallas?