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Dallas - The Original Series
Missed Opportunities Of The Last Seasons
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<blockquote data-quote="Snowcat" data-source="post: 366135" data-attributes="member: 51404"><p>The last 3 seasons were awful & I can never watch them again. It was clear Patrick & Larry were working for the almighty dollar alone & no other reason. Dallas was definitely an ensemble. Linda once said she felt people liked the family unit as dysfunctional as it was. They should have either killed Pam or recast her. Anything is better than the mummy storyline. Nothing about that was believable. I think they should have brought Wes Parmalee back as Jock when they lost Ewing Oil & killed Clayton. I have several different scenarios on how to do this. Jock would have given JR a serious tongue lashing. Sue Ellen should have left JR for Dusty, there was no chemistry between her & Don. If April had to stay, put her with JR not Bobby. Jenna way over stayed her time on the show. She should have left after she & Bobby split. I would love to have seen Ray and Donna back together. Or they could have put Ray with Tracy. A good storyline could have been built with Cliff, Afton & their daughter. If they must include James, there should have been more about making him part of the family. There could have been touching scenes with him & Miss Ellie. They literally wasted Lucy’s return. All she ever did was look for her next relationship. She never grew up. Again misogynist writing to bother focusing on developing an independent female character. It became the JR & Bobby show. Their plots rarely involved each other. Aprils death impacted Bobby much more than Pam leaving. The whole thing was unbelievable & awful</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Snowcat, post: 366135, member: 51404"] The last 3 seasons were awful & I can never watch them again. It was clear Patrick & Larry were working for the almighty dollar alone & no other reason. Dallas was definitely an ensemble. Linda once said she felt people liked the family unit as dysfunctional as it was. They should have either killed Pam or recast her. Anything is better than the mummy storyline. Nothing about that was believable. I think they should have brought Wes Parmalee back as Jock when they lost Ewing Oil & killed Clayton. I have several different scenarios on how to do this. Jock would have given JR a serious tongue lashing. Sue Ellen should have left JR for Dusty, there was no chemistry between her & Don. If April had to stay, put her with JR not Bobby. Jenna way over stayed her time on the show. She should have left after she & Bobby split. I would love to have seen Ray and Donna back together. Or they could have put Ray with Tracy. A good storyline could have been built with Cliff, Afton & their daughter. If they must include James, there should have been more about making him part of the family. There could have been touching scenes with him & Miss Ellie. They literally wasted Lucy’s return. All she ever did was look for her next relationship. She never grew up. Again misogynist writing to bother focusing on developing an independent female character. It became the JR & Bobby show. Their plots rarely involved each other. Aprils death impacted Bobby much more than Pam leaving. The whole thing was unbelievable & awful [/QUOTE]
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