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Dallas - The Original Series
Solving Lucy.
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<blockquote data-quote="Rove" data-source="post: 279023" data-attributes="member: 100"><p>JR - apart from Southfork, Ewing Oil and John Ross - didn't care much for others. He only had thoughts for Sue Ellen when it became apparent he could lose John Ross again. Sue Ellen learnt nothing from Mickey's death as she hit the bottle time and time again. This might make for good drama but sometimes I wish to see characters grow and learn from their past mistakes. When Sue Ellen hit the bottle for the umpteenth time it should have been Lucy confronting her and saying, "Have you learnt nothing? Was Mickey's death in vain?"</p><p></p><p>When JR met with Bobby and Ray to discuss Mickey's predicament the writers showed us a side to JR seldom seen. He displayed a glimmer of guilt. It's why I wished the writers had kept Mickey alive, teamed up with Lucy and potentially working in some capacity at Southfork. It would have been great to see how the Ewing men: JR, Bobby and Ray reacted to Mickey in all scenes going forward.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Rove, post: 279023, member: 100"] JR - apart from Southfork, Ewing Oil and John Ross - didn't care much for others. He only had thoughts for Sue Ellen when it became apparent he could lose John Ross again. Sue Ellen learnt nothing from Mickey's death as she hit the bottle time and time again. This might make for good drama but sometimes I wish to see characters grow and learn from their past mistakes. When Sue Ellen hit the bottle for the umpteenth time it should have been Lucy confronting her and saying, "Have you learnt nothing? Was Mickey's death in vain?" When JR met with Bobby and Ray to discuss Mickey's predicament the writers showed us a side to JR seldom seen. He displayed a glimmer of guilt. It's why I wished the writers had kept Mickey alive, teamed up with Lucy and potentially working in some capacity at Southfork. It would have been great to see how the Ewing men: JR, Bobby and Ray reacted to Mickey in all scenes going forward. [/QUOTE]
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