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Message: <blockquote data-quote="LMLDallas78" data-source="post: 399478" data-attributes="member: 55682">That great quote, "I had a great teacher", was said by Sue Ellen to JR in Pam's dream so it must have been true.I can't compare Sue Ellen's behaviour to JR's malicious ways. He always left a long trail of hurt and deceit, Sue Ellen's behaviour can hardly compare to his. She certainly wasn't the abused that turned into the abuser anyway. She no longer fell victim to JR's abuse so maybe that magnifies her ruthlessness.Sue Ellen was far more of an open book who usually played her cards too soon and would publicly display her behaviour from attacking her husband infront of his family to being carried into Southfork drunk more than once as well as openly neglect her son when she was poorly. Yes she toyed with Cliff again but accepted his decline. Its's not like she made a play for him and used him like they had both done before. He once called her a user, how HE had the gall to call her that!She was able to manipulate poor stupid Cally because she was poor stupid Cally who should have stayed away.Sue Ellen could be naughty and devious but nothing like JR. She played Gary but  rang Valene to come get him back.   Since when did Gary "care too much" about Sue Ellen? She didn't exactly hurt a jilted lover. How on earth Valene could compare Sue Ellen to JR beggers belief.Sue Ellen learned to be tough, she had to especially how she was treated by that family sometimes. She had to learn the hard way that she could actually survive away from JR.Sue Ellen once said to Pam, "For you to survive you have two choices, you can either get out or play by their rules".</blockquote>

Verification: Who played JR Ewing?