Was Mark Grayson a stalker?

KayLloyd

Telly Talk Addict
No, I think Bobby's behavior outdoes Jenna's. He wasn't forced to do anything for Charlie, including promising her a future where he and her mother were a married couple. Her marriage to Ray isn't relevant.

More on the subject, Bobby was a stalker.
You mean the mother who deliberately brought a married man into her very young and impressionable child's life for financial gain, let her believe that he was her father for years, and then fed the troubled kid her delusional fantasy fairy tale ending that she knew was never going to happen, that Mother Of The Year?
 
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Pandora

Telly Talk Active Member
You mean the mother who deliberately brought a married man into her very young and impressionable child's life for financial gain, let her believe that he was her father for years, and then fed the troubled kid her delusional fantasy fairy tale ending that she knew was never going to happen, that Mother Of The Year?
No idea who you are talking about.

Stalking is wrong. Bobby should not have stalked Jenna and Charlie.
 

Jimmy Todd

Telly Talk Mega Star
In defense of Jenna, I liked her a lot when she returned in season 7, although I was disappointed she was in the opening main credits instead of Morgan Brittany:(
It seemed that this version of Jenna
would be a strong, independent woman who would take no bull from the Ewings and could also act as an outsider perspective that would make keen observations on the Ewing entitlement.
Initially, she didn't want to take anything from Bobby and had Katherine's number from their first meeting.
However, she too quickly changed to a victim and later an annoying victim. A lost opportunity.
 

Toni

Maximum Member
In defense of Jenna, I liked her a lot when she returned in season 7, although I was disappointed she was in the opening main credits instead of Morgan Brittany:(
It seemed that this version of Jenna
would be a strong, independent woman who would take no bull from the Ewings and could also act as an outsider perspective that would make keen observations on the Ewing entitlement.
Initially, she didn't want to take anything from Bobby and had Katherine's number from their first meeting.
However, she too quickly changed to a victim and later an annoying victim. A lost opportunity.
Like the Abster would say, "it takes one to know one"...
 

Pandora

Telly Talk Active Member
In defense of Jenna, I liked her a lot when she returned in season 7, although I was disappointed she was in the opening main credits instead of Morgan Brittany:(
It seemed that this version of Jenna
would be a strong, independent woman who would take no bull from the Ewings and could also act as an outsider perspective that would make keen observations on the Ewing entitlement.
Initially, she didn't want to take anything from Bobby and had Katherine's number from their first meeting.
However, she too quickly changed to a victim and later an annoying victim. A lost opportunity.
While everyone likes the Morgan Brittney version, it was only fun for an hour or so. If they were going to keep the character one who just popped in every now and then Morgan's portrayal would have been fine. I would have loved to see a stronger Jenna. Let her file a restraining order against Bobby and Pam. Let it go to court where all of the Ewing entitlement issues could have been aired in open court. Sadly, I get the feeling the producers weren't big on strong female characters.
 

DallasFanForever

Telly Talk Supreme
While everyone likes the Morgan Brittney version
Hmmm, I don’t remember MB playing Jenna. But I do remember her as Katherine Wentworth.

(Just kidding, I knew what you meant)
 
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