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<blockquote data-quote="Toni" data-source="post: 21841" data-attributes="member: 82">First of all, I envy your description of Sue Ellen´s home, it makes me think of Agatha Christie´s style whenever she started a new novel. It´s very important to know where the characters are going to be walking around, talking and, ahem, killing. Once this is done, let´s jump into action.It´s funny how different people can continue the same stories in different ways but keeping the basics, and here I´m talking about my own version of Sue Ellen´s life with Don. I won´t go further on my stories, just mention that while you decided that Don might become slightly (?) greedy, I just chose to feature him just like the same guy he was in TOS. And in both cases, I´m afraid that poor Don comes through as a total bore, no doubt that Sue Ellen is feeling bored with him. Anyway, I hope Mr. McShane will be luckier than down here:[SPOILER]<img src="https://encrypted-tbn3.gstatic.com/images?q=tbn:ANd9GcTUnb8m8-BOYqcnX9yGx04hKCQHctczN_vz-lHwwFcM5liQ_iMI" alt="" class="fr-fic fr-dii fr-draggable " style="" />[/SPOILER]As usual, your dialogues for our Sue are completely (and fabulously) in-character, and it´s like watching the season that was never filmed. Your style is very visual, I just imagine every scene in my mind so easily, and such complex characters (and though, so easy to spoof or simplify) as J.R. and Sue Ellen, are a delight when they clash again, even through the phone line!</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Toni, post: 21841, member: 82"] First of all, I envy your description of Sue Ellen´s home, it makes me think of Agatha Christie´s style whenever she started a new novel. It´s very important to know where the characters are going to be walking around, talking and, ahem, killing. Once this is done, let´s jump into action. It´s funny how different people can continue the same stories in different ways but keeping the basics, and here I´m talking about my own version of Sue Ellen´s life with Don. I won´t go further on my stories, just mention that while you decided that Don might become slightly (?) greedy, I just chose to feature him just like the same guy he was in TOS. And in both cases, I´m afraid that poor Don comes through as a total bore, no doubt that Sue Ellen is feeling bored with him. Anyway, I hope Mr. McShane will be luckier than down here: [CENTER][SPOILER][IMG]https://encrypted-tbn3.gstatic.com/images?q=tbn:ANd9GcTUnb8m8-BOYqcnX9yGx04hKCQHctczN_vz-lHwwFcM5liQ_iMI[/IMG][/SPOILER][/CENTER] As usual, your dialogues for our Sue are completely (and fabulously) in-character, and it´s like watching the season that was never filmed. Your style is very visual, I just imagine every scene in my mind so easily, and such complex characters (and though, so easy to spoof or simplify) as J.R. and Sue Ellen, are a delight when they clash again, even through the phone line! [/QUOTE]

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Who played Sue Ellen in Dallas?