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Well, I just went to Ultimate Dallas and there is a link to the National Enquirer that states that JM is hated by the cast. It is the NE so I would really take that with a grain of salt, but now I'm thinking don't be surprised if there is a new Chris Ewing next year if this is true.

Also, there is a radio interview with Linda Gray.

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The actress who plays Rebecca has potential. Jordana Brewster has dead eyes and zero sex appeal. I'm not sure why she was cast as this woman both men want because she doesn't fit. met calf is awful. Actually the actor who plays Tommy might have worked well as john Ross. He has charisma and is believable as a semi villain. Brenda Strong is just blah. None of them seem to have a personality.

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Tonight's episode was pretty good. I wonder what crazy Marta is going to wind up doing. I don't have a problem with any of the younger actors and don't see what you guys are talking about with regard to them. One thing I am not looking forward to is the high stakes poker game between JR and Cliff. That just has the potential to be extremely hokey and cheesy with Cliff having four of a kind and JR turning over a straight flush.

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Looks like someone is going to murder Marta and I have a feeling John Ross will take the fall. Tommy just has to turn out to be Lucas Wade. If this show is really going to take off we need all of the offspring from Dallas back on the show not just awful Christophers Metcalf.

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