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<blockquote data-quote="ArchieLucasCarringtonEwing1989" data-source="post: 76559" data-attributes="member: 95">Thats the frustrating part of the last three years for Larry Hagman, because he was such a good actor, that to see him get screwed over, in every episode from 1988 to 1991, and JR becoming buffoonish it was like JR was playing Larry Hagman playing JR in some corny HAMMER HOUSE OF HORROR movie from the 70s.Linda Gray&#039;s strongest season was season 9 DVD and she had many strong moments before too, but like with JR in the later years it was largely to do with the bizarre writing we got from season 11 onwards.Most of the original cast were very, very good actors, some even great, BBG and Victoria Principle stand out, I somehow cannot imagine James and Michelle circa 1991, acting out the scene between Donna and Ray when they found out their baby had downs syndrome in 1985, with the same emotion and raw power they gave the viewers.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="ArchieLucasCarringtonEwing1989, post: 76559, member: 95"] Thats the frustrating part of the last three years for Larry Hagman, because he was such a good actor, that to see him get screwed over, in every episode from 1988 to 1991, and JR becoming buffoonish it was like JR was playing Larry Hagman playing JR in some corny HAMMER HOUSE OF HORROR movie from the 70s. Linda Gray's strongest season was season 9 DVD and she had many strong moments before too, but like with JR in the later years it was largely to do with the bizarre writing we got from season 11 onwards. Most of the original cast were very, very good actors, some even great, BBG and Victoria Principle stand out, I somehow cannot imagine James and Michelle circa 1991, acting out the scene between Donna and Ray when they found out their baby had downs syndrome in 1985, with the same emotion and raw power they gave the viewers. [/QUOTE]

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