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Originally Posted by markolas
DO NOT get me started on Dallas. That show went on for about twice as long as it should have. It should've ended when Bobby died (and it had been on for about 7 or 8 seasons at that point, which is about right). The whole thing about Pam having dreamed the entire season was just...ugh.
And speaking of Pam...the way they had her exit the show was even more godawful than the "dream season." Why didn't they just have her die in the car accident instead of going through all this crap about her running away from the hospital and divorcing Bobby by mail? I think they were entertaining thoughts of recasting the character, but it was still lame.
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I KNOW!! BY MAIL! Who does that?
I find after about six or seven seasons for just about any show, things start to go a little downhill. There's really only so many things you can do, and I hate when they start pushing things. It's especially annoying when you actually like the show, then you have to admit to yourself that it's getting lame.
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Originally Posted by Rickypt
Hmm, I thought it was really surprising and clever. 
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Noooo. It annoyed me. I love Newhart to death, but I still refuse to watch the ending.
