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Dallas - The Original Series
Bobby's Temper
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<blockquote data-quote="lbf522" data-source="post: 222945" data-attributes="member: 393"><p>I myself never had much use for Bobby who I saw as a bully and a thug and mindless hothead who seemed to be more loyal to Pamela and Cliff than to his own family. His reason for leaving Southfork was dumb. I could understand if was because he felt that he and his wife should live in their own home but to leave for Cliff who had done thing but go after the Ewings even to the point of trying to try and have Jock convicted of murder. JR had done the right thing shutting down that oil field. The Ewings owed Cliff nothing.</p><p></p><p>I get we were supposed to see JR and Bobby as ying and yang but for me I rooted for JR more often than for Bobby. Yes he was good to Sue Ellen who turned on him more than once and he deserved applause for rescuing Lucy from her kidnapper and helped Jock save the family form those two rednecks.</p><p></p><p>He was a total jerk to JR and Ray when they were still in mourning over Jock. My thing is I decided how I mourn and for how long.</p><p></p><p>Going back to loyalty, Bobby seemed to have more loyalty to Pamela and Cliff than to his own family. Like during that stupid voting shares storyline where he voted JR out after what he did to Cliff. After everything Cliff had done to the Ewings, none of them should have cared what JR did him. I know he loved Pamela but her kidnapping his brother's child he should have been more loyal to his brother. I agree that Bobby did take advantage after JR had been shot and took the reigns of Ewing Oil and would not let go of it.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="lbf522, post: 222945, member: 393"] I myself never had much use for Bobby who I saw as a bully and a thug and mindless hothead who seemed to be more loyal to Pamela and Cliff than to his own family. His reason for leaving Southfork was dumb. I could understand if was because he felt that he and his wife should live in their own home but to leave for Cliff who had done thing but go after the Ewings even to the point of trying to try and have Jock convicted of murder. JR had done the right thing shutting down that oil field. The Ewings owed Cliff nothing. I get we were supposed to see JR and Bobby as ying and yang but for me I rooted for JR more often than for Bobby. Yes he was good to Sue Ellen who turned on him more than once and he deserved applause for rescuing Lucy from her kidnapper and helped Jock save the family form those two rednecks. He was a total jerk to JR and Ray when they were still in mourning over Jock. My thing is I decided how I mourn and for how long. Going back to loyalty, Bobby seemed to have more loyalty to Pamela and Cliff than to his own family. Like during that stupid voting shares storyline where he voted JR out after what he did to Cliff. After everything Cliff had done to the Ewings, none of them should have cared what JR did him. I know he loved Pamela but her kidnapping his brother's child he should have been more loyal to his brother. I agree that Bobby did take advantage after JR had been shot and took the reigns of Ewing Oil and would not let go of it. [/QUOTE]
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