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Dallas - The Original Series
The Pammy Principle.
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<blockquote data-quote="Laurie!" data-source="post: 360528" data-attributes="member: 2210"><p>Joan Collins has an estimated net worth of $20 million and Victoria Principal anywhere from $200-350 million. Also, as a child, I was eye level with the magazine racks at supermarket checkouts. Victoria was seldom not on at least one. Heck, even on Dynasty I'm not sure Joan was more famous than Linda Evans.....so yes, I stand by Victoria being the 80's it girl.</p><p></p><p>Sue Ellen was the definition of insanity....doing the exact same thing over and over and expecting different results. Drinking, having an affair, drinking, having an affair....so let's not even compare sanity levels. I don't recall Pam shooting her husband prior to her psychiatrist visit.</p><p></p><p>JR was presumably exactly the same man when Sue Ellen married him as he was when she shot him and couldn't cope with his cheating. So why did she expect him to change?</p><p></p><p> Bobby on the other hand was supposed to be a man with morals when Pam married him. When he changed into the power obsessed jerk who planted cocaine on a man, a gun in another man's brief case at the airport, bought a baby, lied about it, had no time for helping her find her long lost mother, was having romantic picnics with his former fiancé and lying about it, etc....of course Pam was upset. Pam however, didn't shoot him or drink herself into a stupor expecting him to change. Instead, she voiced her displeasure and let it be known she wouldn't just sit home and accept it. So yes, she was strong, fiery and independent.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Laurie!, post: 360528, member: 2210"] Joan Collins has an estimated net worth of $20 million and Victoria Principal anywhere from $200-350 million. Also, as a child, I was eye level with the magazine racks at supermarket checkouts. Victoria was seldom not on at least one. Heck, even on Dynasty I'm not sure Joan was more famous than Linda Evans.....so yes, I stand by Victoria being the 80's it girl. Sue Ellen was the definition of insanity....doing the exact same thing over and over and expecting different results. Drinking, having an affair, drinking, having an affair....so let's not even compare sanity levels. I don't recall Pam shooting her husband prior to her psychiatrist visit. JR was presumably exactly the same man when Sue Ellen married him as he was when she shot him and couldn't cope with his cheating. So why did she expect him to change? Bobby on the other hand was supposed to be a man with morals when Pam married him. When he changed into the power obsessed jerk who planted cocaine on a man, a gun in another man's brief case at the airport, bought a baby, lied about it, had no time for helping her find her long lost mother, was having romantic picnics with his former fiancé and lying about it, etc....of course Pam was upset. Pam however, didn't shoot him or drink herself into a stupor expecting him to change. Instead, she voiced her displeasure and let it be known she wouldn't just sit home and accept it. So yes, she was strong, fiery and independent. [/QUOTE]
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