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Dallas - The Original Series
Unpopular opinion: I think the dismantling of Ewing Oil and Pam leaving was the downfall of Dallas
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<blockquote data-quote="Laurie!" data-source="post: 387065" data-attributes="member: 2210"><p>As much as the Duffster now incorrectly claims the show was all about Bobby and JR ("you can't have a DALLAS show with Bobby and not mention JR"...the reality is, you can't have Bobby without Pam), the more out of touch with reality he is. His seemingly anti Principal stance the last few decades has tainted reality. The reality of the 80's is that Victoria Principal and Larry Hagman were the stars of the show and the most sought after for interviews, etc.</p><p></p><p>The show could have carried on without Pam if they'd actually treated the character as the important heart of the show she was. The other characters should have mourned her instead of acting like she never existed for the most part. The slaughtering of Pam's legacy by the writers and actors themselves was the downfall of the show. As a Pam fan, it really looks good on them. Oh the irony.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Laurie!, post: 387065, member: 2210"] As much as the Duffster now incorrectly claims the show was all about Bobby and JR ("you can't have a DALLAS show with Bobby and not mention JR"...the reality is, you can't have Bobby without Pam), the more out of touch with reality he is. His seemingly anti Principal stance the last few decades has tainted reality. The reality of the 80's is that Victoria Principal and Larry Hagman were the stars of the show and the most sought after for interviews, etc. The show could have carried on without Pam if they'd actually treated the character as the important heart of the show she was. The other characters should have mourned her instead of acting like she never existed for the most part. The slaughtering of Pam's legacy by the writers and actors themselves was the downfall of the show. As a Pam fan, it really looks good on them. Oh the irony. [/QUOTE]
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