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Dallas - The Original Series
By Season Four, Jock Was Starting To Lose His Grip On The Family.
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<blockquote data-quote="Mustard" data-source="post: 353848" data-attributes="member: 46"><p>The scene with Jock, Miss Ellie and Ray is good at the end of Season 4 DVD Episode 20, Jim's penultimate scene where Jock and Miss Ellie make up, and he's putting every last bit of acting energy into it as he can. That portrait was brilliant after his death. It gave Jock a huge presence still somehow. When Clayton was saying "It's still your house, Jock", I could almost hear Jock say "Well damn it, Clayton, take the thing down if it bothers you that much".</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Mustard, post: 353848, member: 46"] The scene with Jock, Miss Ellie and Ray is good at the end of Season 4 DVD Episode 20, Jim's penultimate scene where Jock and Miss Ellie make up, and he's putting every last bit of acting energy into it as he can. That portrait was brilliant after his death. It gave Jock a huge presence still somehow. When Clayton was saying "It's still your house, Jock", I could almost hear Jock say "Well damn it, Clayton, take the thing down if it bothers you that much". [/QUOTE]
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