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<blockquote data-quote="Rove" data-source="post: 274596" data-attributes="member: 100">Pregnancies are the bread and butter of Soaps and can propel stories forward and add to the drama. Sue Ellen&#039;s pregnancy was the turning point for Dallas;&nbsp; changing it from stand-a-lone episodes to the serial it became. For Pam it was the opposite. Her fears in having a child were well founded. I do wish the&nbsp; writers would have allowed Donna to keep her down syndrome baby. I would have thought allowing Donna to keep her baby would have benefited the series as a whole. Would there have been some difficulties in filming? Yes. But this could have so easily be overcome back in the safe environment of Los Angeles. It would have been interesting to watch how the other characters interacted with Ray and Donna&#039;s baby.As Dallas continued I liked how Miss Ellie had little conversations with John Ross and Christopher. It&#039;s that multi-generational story telling which I find so enjoyable.......plus Southfork needed more Ewing&#039;s, not less.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Rove, post: 274596, member: 100"] Pregnancies are the bread and butter of Soaps and can propel stories forward and add to the drama. Sue Ellen's pregnancy was the turning point for [I]Dallas; [/I]changing it from stand-a-lone episodes to the serial it became. For Pam it was the opposite. Her fears in having a child were well founded. I do wish the writers would have allowed Donna to keep her down syndrome baby. I would have thought allowing Donna to keep her baby would have benefited the series as a whole. Would there have been some difficulties in filming? Yes. But this could have so easily be overcome back in the safe environment of Los Angeles. It would have been interesting to watch how the other characters interacted with Ray and Donna's baby. As [I]Dallas [/I]continued I liked how Miss Ellie had little conversations with John Ross and Christopher. It's that multi-generational story telling which I find so enjoyable... ....plus Southfork needed more Ewing's, not less. [/QUOTE]

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