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<blockquote data-quote="Laurie!" data-source="post: 360457" data-attributes="member: 2210"><p>Anybody who grew up in the 80's knows that Victoria was the "it girl". She was to the 80's what Jennifer Aniston was to the 90's...except I'd argue Victoria was more famous worldwide than Jennifer. </p><p></p><p>Linda Gray didn't have anywhere near the celebrity status Victoria had (talk show requests, magazine covers, etc).</p><p></p><p>Like others have said, I hated the attempted suicide, no baby woes, herbal tea....but ironically all of those different storylines kept her way more interesting and relatable to me than Sue Ellen...who I found to be frustratingly boring and never, ever changed. People pretend Sue Ellen got strong but they're kidding themselves. She merely seemed to exist to be obsessed with JR and vengeance against JR.</p><p>Pam was the vital link between the Barnes' and Ewings. She was the conscience and the heart of the show.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Laurie!, post: 360457, member: 2210"] Anybody who grew up in the 80's knows that Victoria was the "it girl". She was to the 80's what Jennifer Aniston was to the 90's...except I'd argue Victoria was more famous worldwide than Jennifer. Linda Gray didn't have anywhere near the celebrity status Victoria had (talk show requests, magazine covers, etc). Like others have said, I hated the attempted suicide, no baby woes, herbal tea....but ironically all of those different storylines kept her way more interesting and relatable to me than Sue Ellen...who I found to be frustratingly boring and never, ever changed. People pretend Sue Ellen got strong but they're kidding themselves. She merely seemed to exist to be obsessed with JR and vengeance against JR. Pam was the vital link between the Barnes' and Ewings. She was the conscience and the heart of the show. [/QUOTE]
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