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Dallas - The Original Series
Should J.R. Have Been Darker or More Lighthearted
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<blockquote data-quote="CeeCee72" data-source="post: 342617" data-attributes="member: 5055"><p>JR was always sorta soft on the women in his family, so not sure it was uncharacteristic that he let Pam off the hook.</p><p></p><p>A mean as he could be to Sue Ellen, he only put her in the sanitarium because the family practically forced him too. He didn't run her through the mud during the custody hearing, because Miss Ellie asked him not to. Auch as he groused about Donna being at Ewing Oil after Bobby was shot, he didn't do anything about it. He didn't move against Pam or Lucy when they took John Ross to Sue Ellen.</p><p></p><p>He was a dangerous man, but he pretty much left the Ewing women alone.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="CeeCee72, post: 342617, member: 5055"] JR was always sorta soft on the women in his family, so not sure it was uncharacteristic that he let Pam off the hook. A mean as he could be to Sue Ellen, he only put her in the sanitarium because the family practically forced him too. He didn't run her through the mud during the custody hearing, because Miss Ellie asked him not to. Auch as he groused about Donna being at Ewing Oil after Bobby was shot, he didn't do anything about it. He didn't move against Pam or Lucy when they took John Ross to Sue Ellen. He was a dangerous man, but he pretty much left the Ewing women alone. [/QUOTE]
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