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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Karin" data-source="post: 253653" data-attributes="member: 57167">Well I am just saying that when I was a child I took the whole plot seriously when I watched it. I never saw Sue Ellen shooting JR like a joke, even if the show treated it that way considering how they followed it up in the next episode. I remember being upset by the whole plot. <img src="http://www.mysmiley.net/imgs/smile/scared/scared0011.gif"  class="smilie" loading="lazy" alt=":yikey:" title="Yikey    :yikey:" data-shortname=":yikey:" />But I was on Sue Ellen's side because JR had treated her so badly. I think a part of how I interpreted the show at that time was my mom's influence. I remember watching the show with my parents and how my mom felt sorry for Sue Ellen when she found JR & Kimberly in bed together and was all like "she's been through that before" andI was like "when?"Since obviously at that point I was missing the back story and had not seen the whole Holly Harwood plot yet.  But I remember most things about Dallas intrigued me. It was very much like peaking into an adult world. I was always on tenterhooks watching a new episode, never knowing what to expect and I was so emotionally invested in the characters.Does anyone else remember your reaction of watching a particular JR/SE plot or moment for the first time?</blockquote>