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<blockquote data-quote="Rove" data-source="post: 140364" data-attributes="member: 100">What a strange coincidence. I&#039;ve been thinking the same of late and thought of creating a thread asking if a spin-off incorporating Donna&#039;s life in Washington could have made for good television.So, we take Donna leaving Dallas and Ray as gospel. That is, it happened so now let&#039;s focus on Donna and Margaret beginning a new life in Washington. But could a television audience accept a strong minded single mother pushing ahead in a career dominated by men? Hell yeah. And waiting in the wings to add some political punch would have been Dan Quayle. If some cannot remember him just Google him and Murphy Brown. As Donna&#039;s stocks rise in Washington we could have special guest appearances from Miss Ellie, Bobby, Ray and an occasional visit from that bastard from Texas; JR Ewing.So this idea gets 2 thumbs up from me :bravo1:</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Rove, post: 140364, member: 100"] What a strange coincidence. I've been thinking the same of late and thought of creating a thread asking if a spin-off incorporating Donna's life in Washington could have made for good television. So, we take Donna leaving Dallas and Ray as gospel. That is, it happened so now let's focus on Donna and Margaret beginning a new life in Washington. But could a television audience accept a strong minded single mother pushing ahead in a career dominated by men? Hell yeah. And waiting in the wings to add some political punch would have been Dan Quayle. If some cannot remember him just Google him and Murphy Brown. As Donna's stocks rise in Washington we could have special guest appearances from Miss Ellie, Bobby, Ray and an occasional visit from that bastard from Texas; JR Ewing. So this idea gets 2 thumbs up from me :bravo1: [/QUOTE]

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