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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Bobby Southworth" data-source="post: 446055" data-attributes="member: 4960">Thanks for sharing. I never thought there would come a time that the classic years of Dallas(for me that honestly was the years with Jim Davis) would start becoming a little hazy. In fairness, I don't know how much I ever really soaked in what was going on with Sally Bullock, but "Return Engagement" just stands out more. That's interesting that you note that about the hinting of potential affairs.. maybe because it was the first time -we the viewer- had actually seen J.R. and Sue Ellen romantic, they didn't want to ruin it too fast, even though they knew what the plan was long before we did. So, since they knew they were going to revert him back to his old ways shortly, we were kind of slowly being given the hints of things to come. In a way left so they could keep things solid between him and Sue Ellen at that point, had that ended up being the direction? I can't quite make my mind up, but we do have to consider this was the first time we had seen the couple acting like a couple..and the first time they had J.R. screw it up on screen.</blockquote>