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Dallas - The Original Series
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<blockquote data-quote="tommie" data-source="post: 389402" data-attributes="member: 370"><p>I've said it before, but I've always assumed this was a set up for an additional "Who's the daddy" storyline dramatics. They obviously dropped it for whatever reasons -- and yeah, I wouldn't have minded Sue Ellen and Ray. It would've been interesting if somehow Sue Ellen could've exploited Ray's possible inheritence in Ewing Oil to get back at JR.</p><p></p><p>I'm not sure Charlene, at least at the time, could've handled a storyline with this type of gravity tbh. I thought she worked better as a snotty spoiled brat and heiress, which they didn't do much with either.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="tommie, post: 389402, member: 370"] I've said it before, but I've always assumed this was a set up for an additional "Who's the daddy" storyline dramatics. They obviously dropped it for whatever reasons -- and yeah, I wouldn't have minded Sue Ellen and Ray. It would've been interesting if somehow Sue Ellen could've exploited Ray's possible inheritence in Ewing Oil to get back at JR. I'm not sure Charlene, at least at the time, could've handled a storyline with this type of gravity tbh. I thought she worked better as a snotty spoiled brat and heiress, which they didn't do much with either. [/QUOTE]
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