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<blockquote data-quote="Sarah" data-source="post: 313795" data-attributes="member: 6">From the moment the writers decided to split JR and Sue Ellen for good, it was over.As the shows power couple, they could have and should have been so much more. I think Linda would have stayed had they offered better storylines for Sue Ellen, such as teaming her and JR up in business - which sort of happened in JR Returns and WOTE anyway. It was a disgrace to part then and being in Kimberley Cryder.With this happening and Sue Ellen’s departure, JR descended into something unrecognisable. He needed Sue Ellen alongside him, even the producers said that.&nbsp; Far from it being the loss of Pam who by that stage wasn’t as important as JR anyway, the ball started rolling from the minute Kimberley Cryder appeared.We not only lost Sue Ellen, a fantastic female character, but we lost JR (he was never the same) and ultimately lost the show.Great thread btw.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Sarah, post: 313795, member: 6"] From the moment the writers decided to split JR and Sue Ellen for good, it was over. As the shows power couple, they could have and should have been so much more. I think Linda would have stayed had they offered better storylines for Sue Ellen, such as teaming her and JR up in business - which sort of happened in JR Returns and WOTE anyway. It was a disgrace to part then and being in Kimberley Cryder. With this happening and Sue Ellen’s departure, JR descended into something unrecognisable. He needed Sue Ellen alongside him, even the producers said that. Far from it being the loss of Pam who by that stage wasn’t as important as JR anyway, the ball started rolling from the minute Kimberley Cryder appeared. We not only lost Sue Ellen, a fantastic female character, but we lost JR (he was never the same) and ultimately lost the show. Great thread btw. [/QUOTE]

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