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Dallas - The Original Series
1984-85: A season of decline
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<blockquote data-quote="Mustard" data-source="post: 398804" data-attributes="member: 46"><p>It's hard to imagine Donna Reed doing the bit where Miss Ellie was fuming with Susan Howard's character Donna over the Jock Ewing/Jonas Culver thing in her book. It was a chilling coldness towards a person that she was usually so nice to. Miss Ellie hadn't accepted Jock's death in her mind at the time, not really. She seemed to be "getting over it" by pretending that Jock was still away down in South America or something, and when reality did hit her, then came that kitchen scene where she broke down.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Mustard, post: 398804, member: 46"] It's hard to imagine Donna Reed doing the bit where Miss Ellie was fuming with Susan Howard's character Donna over the Jock Ewing/Jonas Culver thing in her book. It was a chilling coldness towards a person that she was usually so nice to. Miss Ellie hadn't accepted Jock's death in her mind at the time, not really. She seemed to be "getting over it" by pretending that Jock was still away down in South America or something, and when reality did hit her, then came that kitchen scene where she broke down. [/QUOTE]
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