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<blockquote data-quote="Snarky Oracle!" data-source="post: 312387" data-attributes="member: 57984"><p>Lady Jessica's murder spree should have been played straight, like a gothic noir movie and <strong>not </strong>tongue-in-cheek. And her victims, the cartel members we knew, who had stopped appearing anyway. (It's been cleverly suggested that she'd slept with the entire cartel in the '40s and '50s and, like Kristen after her, Jessica had blackmailed them for decades, claiming they'd fathered her offspring). Eventually, they stopped payin' and she started killin'... I might even have her living at Southfork for a time, Miss Ellie permitting it (against Clayton's recommendations) because Jessie seems contrite and properly medicated now that she's out of the asylum.</p><p></p><p>David Jacobs later recommended Miss Ellie have a TV talk show if they ever did that Travolta movie. That sounds like a good idea for the same season Jessica returns to her homicidal roots. After the tanker scandal, Miss Ellie can join JR on The Roy Ralston Show to rev up some good PR for the Ewing name; she's such a hit with the audience, that the local station offers her the program once Ralston departs to go national. JR thinks this a great idea until Miss Ellie pushes her on-air small-talk and cooking segments aside to discuss environmental issues and her liberal politics -- horrifying her eldest son and much of the cartel before Lady Jessica, not such a lady at all, has a chance to kill them, forcing JR to scheme to pull the plug on his mama's chat show.</p><p></p><p>April is a stalker, not a wife, for Bobby. She follows him to Paris where he marries Tracey and <strong>both </strong>women are killed in a barrage of gunfire. Bobby then dates and marries Afton, infuriating Cliff that yet another Ewing man has stolen another neglected Barnes woman, and that Bobby will be raising Cliff's daughter at Southfork. </p><p></p><p>I just see it. And it beats what they did.</p><p></p><p><img src="https://i.pinimg.com/originals/47/91/ce/4791cefcf8f70b0c909b5551aeeba9eb.png" alt="" class="fr-fic fr-dii fr-draggable " style="width: 605px" /></p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Snarky Oracle!, post: 312387, member: 57984"] Lady Jessica's murder spree should have been played straight, like a gothic noir movie and [B]not [/B]tongue-in-cheek. And her victims, the cartel members we knew, who had stopped appearing anyway. (It's been cleverly suggested that she'd slept with the entire cartel in the '40s and '50s and, like Kristen after her, Jessica had blackmailed them for decades, claiming they'd fathered her offspring). Eventually, they stopped payin' and she started killin'... I might even have her living at Southfork for a time, Miss Ellie permitting it (against Clayton's recommendations) because Jessie seems contrite and properly medicated now that she's out of the asylum. David Jacobs later recommended Miss Ellie have a TV talk show if they ever did that Travolta movie. That sounds like a good idea for the same season Jessica returns to her homicidal roots. After the tanker scandal, Miss Ellie can join JR on The Roy Ralston Show to rev up some good PR for the Ewing name; she's such a hit with the audience, that the local station offers her the program once Ralston departs to go national. JR thinks this a great idea until Miss Ellie pushes her on-air small-talk and cooking segments aside to discuss environmental issues and her liberal politics -- horrifying her eldest son and much of the cartel before Lady Jessica, not such a lady at all, has a chance to kill them, forcing JR to scheme to pull the plug on his mama's chat show. April is a stalker, not a wife, for Bobby. She follows him to Paris where he marries Tracey and [B]both [/B]women are killed in a barrage of gunfire. Bobby then dates and marries Afton, infuriating Cliff that yet another Ewing man has stolen another neglected Barnes woman, and that Bobby will be raising Cliff's daughter at Southfork. I just see it. And it beats what they did. [IMG width="605px"]https://i.pinimg.com/originals/47/91/ce/4791cefcf8f70b0c909b5551aeeba9eb.png[/IMG] [/QUOTE]
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