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<blockquote data-quote="Billy Wall" data-source="post: 315347" data-attributes="member: 2943">Never said they didn’t. The undervalue of women on Dallas goes way further than sleeping around for an oil deal. How many times did one the men need a sedative to “calm them down.” Both Sue Ellen and Pam had to go see a psychiatrist. When Cliff attempted suicide, did he seek professional help? How many times did one of the Ewing men openly cheat on their wives and be forgiven almost immediately? Pam hires a detective to look for Mark, the detectives first move is to call Bobby to see if it’s OK. Just heard this one today. Rebecca asked Afton does she love Cliff. Afton says yes. Rebecca says “then fight for him.” Why should she? Cliff treated her like dirt and still have the hots for Sue Ellen. JR can call up a woman at the drop of a hat to seduce anyone to blackmail them. Lol…Again, Dallas was a great show, but it would have problems if it was on TV today.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Billy Wall, post: 315347, member: 2943"] Never said they didn’t. The undervalue of women on Dallas goes way further than sleeping around for an oil deal. How many times did one the men need a sedative to “calm them down.” Both Sue Ellen and Pam had to go see a psychiatrist. When Cliff attempted suicide, did he seek professional help? How many times did one of the Ewing men openly cheat on their wives and be forgiven almost immediately? Pam hires a detective to look for Mark, the detectives first move is to call Bobby to see if it’s OK. Just heard this one today. Rebecca asked Afton does she love Cliff. Afton says yes. Rebecca says “then fight for him.” Why should she? Cliff treated her like dirt and still have the hots for Sue Ellen. JR can call up a woman at the drop of a hat to seduce anyone to blackmail them. Lol…Again, Dallas was a great show, but it would have problems if it was on TV today. [/QUOTE]

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Who played Sue Ellen in Dallas?