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At first it was said that he was green. Now he didn't have to stretch his acting chops. Let me suggest something...they have episodes of that show on YT. I'm saying that you will like it, hell you may even hate worse after you see it. But i know one thing...because I watched TMFA I watched Dallas as well. At least look at one episode before you make your final decision on how he was as an actor back in the late '70s.

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He was pretty funny on that show, and I love the physical comedy he was sometimes called on to do. I love little things like the way he goes into comedy stance opening the door and dramatically sticking his head into the room and shutting it at about 2 mins into this.

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He understands the nature of comedy and that everything is a little hyper and a little faster. And then in part 2 I love him with the dogs (but my favorite episodes tended to be with Djinn Djinn)

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First of all, I didn't say Patrick Duffy was "green" when he started on DALLAS. I said he wasn't good. He still isn't.

Second, say what you will about Joan Collins, but at least she trained at RADA and had years of professional film, television and theatre work under her proverbial belt before tackling the role of Alexis on DYNASTY. What the hell had Patrick Duffy done pre-DALLAS besides run around in a Speedo and webbed toes and hands on some short-lived (13 episodes!) junk sci-fi series? You really think that's experience and preparation enough for a role like Bobby Ewing? We're just lucky Duffy looked good in jeans and had warmth. Otherwise, TPTB definitely would have killed him off at the end of the original mini-series.

(Also...? I don't need to watch anything else to assess how he was as an actor during the '70's. If you're serviceable-at-best on a series that has strong writing, God help us if you're on a show that doesn't.)

Third, you love the current series, and you know what? That's great. But the next time you become confrontational with me or with anyone else who happens not to share your opinion(s), I won't bother responding, I'll just swat you away like a gnat and move on.

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Linda Gray was on The Talk....yes I watched that segement...grrrrrr......They showed a clip from Wednesday's show and she did mention there would be a season 2 of new Dallas. She talked about how Larry and Patrick loved to play pranks on the set. How she is making sure Larry eats healthy diet...lol...

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That's fine. And you did say he was green. You can say what you will, but those were your exact words. And if you want the original series, fine. I suggest you watch it.

And I was not confrontational at all. If you consider that confrontational, I truly don't know what to say to you at all.

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No, I did not. This is what I said:

And this is what Chris B said (and what you responded to):

As flattered as I am to be confused and mistaken for Chris B, I don't think Chris and I are of the same opinion, and I certainly don't think we used the same words.

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Jesse Messcalfe is the absolute [!@#$%^&*] worst! The casting department needs an overhaul stat! There's just no excuse for the casting decisions made here. It's 1 for 5, and JH is the 1. Not really digging John Ross, but that's only because he's an idiot (Did daddy leave him enough rope) - at least he has a presence! Anne, Elena, Rebecca and Christopher leave me almost sobbing that I have to watch them to see JR! There needs to be an accident with multiple casualties! I'm serious! I can't take this!

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