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Dallas - The Original Series
The Pammy Principle.
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<blockquote data-quote="Victoriafan3" data-source="post: 360440" data-attributes="member: 216"><p>I second [USER=120]@BarbaraFan[/USER] sentiments. I’m a huge Pam/Victoria fan (as my name suggests!). And I put my hand up and completely agree with you. Even my finger loiters near the fast forward button around those nervous breakdown and roof top scenes over not being able to have a baby. They didn’t work and it it wasn’t our strong, positive Pam. And I really can’t watch the Alex Ward scenes either. I defy anyone to make that look convincing. He looked old enough to be her dad for a starter. That whole thing was weird. And the last season, it was the writing again. She was on point in her scenes with Cliff but there’s only so much you can do with a script that firmly placed you backwards as a character once Bobby returned. So to all that I agree. I also agree with [USER=495]@Chris2[/USER] It was strangely when she separated with Bobby for those years she was top of her game. I liked her with Bobby and Mark, but when she was away from Bobby her acting level rose to new heights. She had vulnerability and the fire was back. She was mesmerising and utterly the most beautiful woman on television. I also really liked her performance on the first part of the dream season. Up until the herbal tea moment, where again it was the producers and writers giving that cope out, not her. They could’ve had her full on conflict with JR and that would’ve been brilliant. I did like Susan Howard and Linda Gray a lot, but to me VP was Dallas and the ratings speak volumes the moment she left.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Victoriafan3, post: 360440, member: 216"] I second [USER=120]@BarbaraFan[/USER] sentiments. I’m a huge Pam/Victoria fan (as my name suggests!). And I put my hand up and completely agree with you. Even my finger loiters near the fast forward button around those nervous breakdown and roof top scenes over not being able to have a baby. They didn’t work and it it wasn’t our strong, positive Pam. And I really can’t watch the Alex Ward scenes either. I defy anyone to make that look convincing. He looked old enough to be her dad for a starter. That whole thing was weird. And the last season, it was the writing again. She was on point in her scenes with Cliff but there’s only so much you can do with a script that firmly placed you backwards as a character once Bobby returned. So to all that I agree. I also agree with [USER=495]@Chris2[/USER] It was strangely when she separated with Bobby for those years she was top of her game. I liked her with Bobby and Mark, but when she was away from Bobby her acting level rose to new heights. She had vulnerability and the fire was back. She was mesmerising and utterly the most beautiful woman on television. I also really liked her performance on the first part of the dream season. Up until the herbal tea moment, where again it was the producers and writers giving that cope out, not her. They could’ve had her full on conflict with JR and that would’ve been brilliant. I did like Susan Howard and Linda Gray a lot, but to me VP was Dallas and the ratings speak volumes the moment she left. [/QUOTE]
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