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<blockquote data-quote="Rove" data-source="post: 66272" data-attributes="member: 100"><p>Perhaps it's not the hostility towards April but how long time fans of Dallas had witnessed what the series had become...a joke. I could have accepted April and Bobby's relationship if the writers had laid better foundations for the pair. Pam crashing into that tanker should have been the exclamation on that character, not left mummified. There should have been a funeral and burial service, not just for Bobby but for viewers as well. What we ended up with was sloppy writing all-round. In the episode "After The Fall/Digger Redux" there is April, consoling Bobby over Pam's unfortunate accident. Excuse me? Back off honey, I can smell your estrogen from here.</p><p></p><p>Even after Pam's vanishing Bobby is given no real time to act upon his emotional pull to her. Pam who? It's obvious to this viewer the writers/producers upon learning Victoria had left for good was to kick the character out of Dallas and have Bobby share bodily fluids with the next great love of his life Jenna...oops, she is already in a relationship with Ray. Did he not just separate from Donna like 5 scenes earlier? </p><p></p><p>So, nothing left for the writers to do but have Bobby sniffing for April, and others. Hey mate. How about you stop trying to recapture your youth and look after the one person desperately wanting your support, Christopher. Offer us viewers something real, show us how a real man steps up not trip over the pitchfork and fall conveniently into April's pleasure region.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Rove, post: 66272, member: 100"] Perhaps it's not the hostility towards April but how long time fans of Dallas had witnessed what the series had become...a joke. I could have accepted April and Bobby's relationship if the writers had laid better foundations for the pair. Pam crashing into that tanker should have been the exclamation on that character, not left mummified. There should have been a funeral and burial service, not just for Bobby but for viewers as well. What we ended up with was sloppy writing all-round. In the episode "After The Fall/Digger Redux" there is April, consoling Bobby over Pam's unfortunate accident. Excuse me? Back off honey, I can smell your estrogen from here. Even after Pam's vanishing Bobby is given no real time to act upon his emotional pull to her. Pam who? It's obvious to this viewer the writers/producers upon learning Victoria had left for good was to kick the character out of Dallas and have Bobby share bodily fluids with the next great love of his life Jenna...oops, she is already in a relationship with Ray. Did he not just separate from Donna like 5 scenes earlier? So, nothing left for the writers to do but have Bobby sniffing for April, and others. Hey mate. How about you stop trying to recapture your youth and look after the one person desperately wanting your support, Christopher. Offer us viewers something real, show us how a real man steps up not trip over the pitchfork and fall conveniently into April's pleasure region. [/QUOTE]
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