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<blockquote data-quote="the-lost-son" data-source="post: 288592" data-attributes="member: 672">I feel the same. Bobby/Pam were one of the show&#039;s foundations. Their Romeo/Juliet storyline spaning 8/9 years.Shakespeare didn&#039;t write Romeo and Juliet Part II for a reason. They managed to portray this image of an everlasting love despite all interference in this sometimes toxic environment.It&#039;s impossible to recreate that magic with one character left over. The audience felt that and&nbsp; that&#039;s why April and all the other love interests (including Jenna btw) are having a hard time here around.Bobby&amp;Pam leaving together is the only sensible thing to do on the one hand... but the another foundation of Dallas JR vs. Bobby (Cain vs. Able) would habe been closed as well consequently leaving the show more and more without its core.VP was willing to appear in the last Dallas episode in 1991 if it would have been guaranteed to be the last episode. As constantly discussed over the years it was her right not to appear in TNT Dallas. But if the last two minutes of the show had been VP knocking at Southfork&#039;s door... that would have been awesome.But if you stop watching after season 9 (DVD10) your version is the real one (in my mind at least).</blockquote>

[QUOTE="the-lost-son, post: 288592, member: 672"] I feel the same. Bobby/Pam were one of the show's foundations. Their Romeo/Juliet storyline spaning 8/9 years. Shakespeare didn't write Romeo and Juliet Part II for a reason. They managed to portray this image of an everlasting love despite all interference in this sometimes toxic environment. It's impossible to recreate that magic with one character left over. The audience felt that and that's why April and all the other love interests (including Jenna btw) are having a hard time here around. Bobby&Pam leaving together is the only sensible thing to do on the one hand... but the another foundation of Dallas JR vs. Bobby (Cain vs. Able) would habe been closed as well consequently leaving the show more and more without its core. VP was willing to appear in the last Dallas episode in 1991 if it would have been guaranteed to be the last episode. As constantly discussed over the years it was her right not to appear in TNT Dallas. But if the last two minutes of the show had been VP knocking at Southfork's door... that would have been awesome. But if you stop watching after season 9 (DVD10) your version is the real one (in my mind at least). [/QUOTE]

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