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Dallas - The Original Series
The return of Mark Grayson.
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<blockquote data-quote="Kenny Coyote" data-source="post: 226415" data-attributes="member: 102"><p>Thanks for the interview clip [USER=82]@Toni[/USER]!</p><p></p><p>Mark Graison and John Beck had the worst luck! Mark gets a fatal illness and John Beck loses his role on the show. I'd think he would have been moved up to the main cast had they not decided to rehire Patrick Duffy. I think John Beck did a fine job as Mark Graison. I know he gets some criticism for his moustache but I'm only attracted to women, so whether he looked handsome or not is of no consequence to me.</p><p></p><p>John Beck had a tough role to play because he was pursuing Pam while she was still married to Bobby. Pam and Bobby were the fans' favorite couple on the show! Look at how much criticism any woman who Bobby moves on to gets. They not only criticize Jenna; they even go after her kid! Yet somehow John Beck doesn't get the hate that other characters do who are involved in the break ups of popular Dallas couples. He practically stalks Pam, and still remains well liked. He takes Pam to France on his plane and remains well liked. It says a lot about the actor that his character can do those things and not only not be hated, but be well liked.</p><p></p><p>I'm still not sure how I feel about him pursuing Pam while she was still married to Bobby. He doesn't know Bobby so it's not as if he's betraying his friend. He did pursue Pam, but she always had the option to end it in a definitive way and chose not to, so apparently she no longer valued her marriage highly. I think Mark thought that if he didn't go after Pam as soon as possible, another man would and he didn't want to get beaten to the punch. There would have been many men going after Pam and Mark wanted to make sure one of them didn't end up with her instead of him. He treated Pam very well too. I'm surprised Bobby wasn't willing to fight Mark for his woman, considering he was a man who would throw punches over a bad joke, some drilling equipment, or simply not getting his way. As punchy as Bobby was, I'm surprised he didn't punch Mark the first time he saw him with Pam.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Kenny Coyote, post: 226415, member: 102"] Thanks for the interview clip [USER=82]@Toni[/USER]! Mark Graison and John Beck had the worst luck! Mark gets a fatal illness and John Beck loses his role on the show. I'd think he would have been moved up to the main cast had they not decided to rehire Patrick Duffy. I think John Beck did a fine job as Mark Graison. I know he gets some criticism for his moustache but I'm only attracted to women, so whether he looked handsome or not is of no consequence to me. John Beck had a tough role to play because he was pursuing Pam while she was still married to Bobby. Pam and Bobby were the fans' favorite couple on the show! Look at how much criticism any woman who Bobby moves on to gets. They not only criticize Jenna; they even go after her kid! Yet somehow John Beck doesn't get the hate that other characters do who are involved in the break ups of popular Dallas couples. He practically stalks Pam, and still remains well liked. He takes Pam to France on his plane and remains well liked. It says a lot about the actor that his character can do those things and not only not be hated, but be well liked. I'm still not sure how I feel about him pursuing Pam while she was still married to Bobby. He doesn't know Bobby so it's not as if he's betraying his friend. He did pursue Pam, but she always had the option to end it in a definitive way and chose not to, so apparently she no longer valued her marriage highly. I think Mark thought that if he didn't go after Pam as soon as possible, another man would and he didn't want to get beaten to the punch. There would have been many men going after Pam and Mark wanted to make sure one of them didn't end up with her instead of him. He treated Pam very well too. I'm surprised Bobby wasn't willing to fight Mark for his woman, considering he was a man who would throw punches over a bad joke, some drilling equipment, or simply not getting his way. As punchy as Bobby was, I'm surprised he didn't punch Mark the first time he saw him with Pam. [/QUOTE]
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