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<blockquote data-quote="Kenny Coyote" data-source="post: 24068" data-attributes="member: 102"><p>Hey Mel, thanks for the reply. Now I understand where you're coming from. Normally, I wouldn't have said anything but it just sohappens that I saw "Winds Of vengeance" yesterday so since I have it fresh in my mind I wanted to remind you that Peyton wanted to still rape one of the Ewing women after Luther had already said he'd changed his mind based on what he'd heard Peyton say about Wanda doing that sort of thing often. </p><p></p><p>Since all the facts of the episode are so clear in my memory right now and I found Peyton to be worse since he was going to rape anyway, I thought you might possibly have forgotten that. But when you explained how you weren't making your list necessarily based on whose actions were the absolute worst but rather a combination of that along with the acting performance, well then I realize I shouldn't have interfered. If I came across as rude I honestly didn't mean to be. It was just such an amazing coincidence that I saw that episode less than 24 hours ago that I felt compelled to share about it.</p><p></p><p>I like this quote of yours: "But there are all kinds of variables: like how old someone was when they saw an episode; at what point someone started watching; how it was filmed; what the music score was like. You name it." That is an excellent point. I was barely in junior high school when I found out Kristen shot JR. i had never seen a show like it (and still haven't). When Swan Song aired and Bobby "died" after being run over, I was 16 years old and better able to understand some of the more subtle "adult remarks" that characters sometimes said, and still in awe of how great Dallas was. Little did I know I had just seen the last episode before the infamous dream season which would permanently leave a scar on the legacy of Dallas.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Kenny Coyote, post: 24068, member: 102"] Hey Mel, thanks for the reply. Now I understand where you're coming from. Normally, I wouldn't have said anything but it just sohappens that I saw "Winds Of vengeance" yesterday so since I have it fresh in my mind I wanted to remind you that Peyton wanted to still rape one of the Ewing women after Luther had already said he'd changed his mind based on what he'd heard Peyton say about Wanda doing that sort of thing often. Since all the facts of the episode are so clear in my memory right now and I found Peyton to be worse since he was going to rape anyway, I thought you might possibly have forgotten that. But when you explained how you weren't making your list necessarily based on whose actions were the absolute worst but rather a combination of that along with the acting performance, well then I realize I shouldn't have interfered. If I came across as rude I honestly didn't mean to be. It was just such an amazing coincidence that I saw that episode less than 24 hours ago that I felt compelled to share about it. I like this quote of yours: "But there are all kinds of variables: like how old someone was when they saw an episode; at what point someone started watching; how it was filmed; what the music score was like. You name it." That is an excellent point. I was barely in junior high school when I found out Kristen shot JR. i had never seen a show like it (and still haven't). When Swan Song aired and Bobby "died" after being run over, I was 16 years old and better able to understand some of the more subtle "adult remarks" that characters sometimes said, and still in awe of how great Dallas was. Little did I know I had just seen the last episode before the infamous dream season which would permanently leave a scar on the legacy of Dallas. [/QUOTE]
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