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<blockquote data-quote="the-lost-son" data-source="post: 322106" data-attributes="member: 672">Great thread. I started the same exactly a year ago:[URL unfurl=&quot;true&quot;]http://tellytalk.net/threads/peter-richards-storyline.10486/[/URL]I loved the Peter Richards storyline. So well done, writing, acting...perfect.Put yourself in Sue Ellen&#039;s shoes. In the season&#039;s beginning her marriage shattered in pieces after Holly Harwood/Mickey Trotter, too weak even to move out. She once had affairs with real powerhouses in Cliff and Dusty which did not work out.Now here comes this young, unorthodox lover, good-hearted, just as vunerable as her.JR was on top of his game that season. Orchestrating Pam/Bobby/Katherine, the downfall of Edgar Randolph, Cliff, colluding with Jessica and Sly. It&#039;s so good, because JR did not see it coming. He was ruling the scene and he didn&#039;t see it although the affair was happening right under his nose. That&#039;s why it needed to be a teenage even &quot;childish&quot; actor (yes, the speedos included), and not someone more manly. To watch him finally orchestrating Peter&#039;s downfall was a great treat, too.There are many scenes I love, like JR standing on the balcony, JR telling Lucy off, JR&#039;s remark about &quot;acne is not contagious&quot;. Even the thought was so preposterous to him.I would have loved to keep the baby though (JR the father). It was SueEllen&#039;s last affair which really mattered (for me), it was truly a breath if fresh air and very well executed (charactet-driven).When Linda Grey left the series, I would have loved for her to ride into the sunset with Dusty or Peter.And a xameo in TNT Dallas would have been fun for old-time fans.[USER=64]@Via The Void[/USER] :Sotry&nbsp; didn&#039;t mean to hijack your thread. I wanted to copy the link in your thread which didn&#039;t work.@moderators:Could you move this post to the new thread?Excuse the inconvenience.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="the-lost-son, post: 322106, member: 672"] Great thread. I started the same exactly a year ago: [URL unfurl="true"]http://tellytalk.net/threads/peter-richards-storyline.10486/[/URL] I loved the Peter Richards storyline. So well done, writing, acting...perfect. Put yourself in Sue Ellen's shoes. In the season's beginning her marriage shattered in pieces after Holly Harwood/Mickey Trotter, too weak even to move out. She once had affairs with real powerhouses in Cliff and Dusty which did not work out. Now here comes this young, unorthodox lover, good-hearted, just as vunerable as her. JR was on top of his game that season. Orchestrating Pam/Bobby/Katherine, the downfall of Edgar Randolph, Cliff, colluding with Jessica and Sly. It's so good, because JR did not see it coming. He was ruling the scene and he didn't see it although the affair was happening right under his nose. That's why it needed to be a teenage even "childish" actor (yes, the speedos included), and not someone more manly. To watch him finally orchestrating Peter's downfall was a great treat, too. There are many scenes I love, like JR standing on the balcony, JR telling Lucy off, JR's remark about "acne is not contagious". Even the thought was so preposterous to him. I would have loved to keep the baby though (JR the father). It was SueEllen's last affair which really mattered (for me), it was truly a breath if fresh air and very well executed (charactet-driven). When Linda Grey left the series, I would have loved for her to ride into the sunset with Dusty or Peter. And a xameo in TNT Dallas would have been fun for old-time fans. [USER=64]@Via The Void[/USER] : Sotry didn't mean to hijack your thread. I wanted to copy the link in your thread which didn't work. @moderators: Could you move this post to the new thread? Excuse the inconvenience. [/QUOTE]

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