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Dallas - The Original Series
Peter Richards storyline
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<blockquote data-quote="Lastkidpicked" data-source="post: 266921" data-attributes="member: 237"><p>There was at least one great part to this storyline. Watch the video again that [USER=152]@Snarky's Ghost[/USER] posted.</p><p></p><p>As the audience, we know that J.R is aware of Sue Ellen's affair with Peter Richards. So we get to watch the scene knowing that J.R. is plotting his revenge.</p><p></p><p>When Lucy announces the affair Peter is having with Sue Ellen, we figure it's all over. But J.R. is in full manipulation mode and it is great to watch him in action as Richard keeps trying to confess, and J.R. keeps cutting him off.</p><p></p><p>Lucy announces that Sue Ellen and Peter are having an affair:</p><p>J.R: Just who the hell do you think you are accusing my wife of this? Peter, I apologize for this outburst.</p><p>Peter (Decides to confess): Mr. Ewing, I need to tell you something. . .</p><p>J.R. (Cutting him off) Lucy, you have a lot of nerve treating Peter like that. He's been a lot of help to this family. He's a fine young man.</p><p>Peter (Tries again to confess): Sir, it' not because Lucy's been drinking. It's that. . .</p><p>J.R. (Cuts him off again): Oh yes it is. </p><p>Peter (Has decided he is DEFINITELY going to confess now): Sir, I don't feel right about this. There's something I want to say."</p><p>J.R: Don't say anything. Don't thank me. Just get home and get some sleep.</p><p></p><p>HAHAHAHAHAHAHA! "Don't thank me." That magnificent bastard!</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Lastkidpicked, post: 266921, member: 237"] There was at least one great part to this storyline. Watch the video again that [USER=152]@Snarky's Ghost[/USER] posted. As the audience, we know that J.R is aware of Sue Ellen's affair with Peter Richards. So we get to watch the scene knowing that J.R. is plotting his revenge. When Lucy announces the affair Peter is having with Sue Ellen, we figure it's all over. But J.R. is in full manipulation mode and it is great to watch him in action as Richard keeps trying to confess, and J.R. keeps cutting him off. Lucy announces that Sue Ellen and Peter are having an affair: J.R: Just who the hell do you think you are accusing my wife of this? Peter, I apologize for this outburst. Peter (Decides to confess): Mr. Ewing, I need to tell you something. . . J.R. (Cutting him off) Lucy, you have a lot of nerve treating Peter like that. He's been a lot of help to this family. He's a fine young man. Peter (Tries again to confess): Sir, it' not because Lucy's been drinking. It's that. . . J.R. (Cuts him off again): Oh yes it is. Peter (Has decided he is DEFINITELY going to confess now): Sir, I don't feel right about this. There's something I want to say." J.R: Don't say anything. Don't thank me. Just get home and get some sleep. HAHAHAHAHAHAHA! "Don't thank me." That magnificent bastard! [/QUOTE]
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