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<blockquote data-quote="Jock Ewing Fan" data-source="post: 303388" data-attributes="member: 40536">I never liked Clayton Farlow.&nbsp; (Not to be confused with my respect for Howard Keel, and his prolific career) .&nbsp; He lusted after Sue Ellen under a paternalistic guise (quite sleazy). &nbsp;JR had every right to fight for custody of his son, instead of watching himwith Clayton and Dusty. at another ranch.&nbsp;He took a cheap punch at JR at the wedding with Sue Ellen, presumably for revenge?&nbsp;He never was taken to task for choosing Miss Ellie over Rebecca Wentworth.He blamed JR for Rebecca&#039;s misfortune when it was an unforeseen event that was put in motion by the actions of multiple individuals.He certainly didn&#039;t tell the Ewings about his sister&#039;s issues&nbsp;JR was right when he remarked that Clayton was like a jilted suitor.&nbsp; First his wife, then his mother.JR had a valid point when he was angry that Clayton owned half of Southfork.&nbsp; That is a Ewing Birthright,&nbsp; Jock had saved the ranch from foreclosure, and it was disrespectful to Jockwhen his sons should have been sole heirs to Miss Ellie.Clayton was not the man of high standards that was suggested by some of the characters</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Jock Ewing Fan, post: 303388, member: 40536"] I never liked Clayton Farlow. (Not to be confused with my respect for Howard Keel, and his prolific career) . He lusted after Sue Ellen under a paternalistic guise (quite sleazy). JR had every right to fight for custody of his son, instead of watching him with Clayton and Dusty. at another ranch. He took a cheap punch at JR at the wedding with Sue Ellen, presumably for revenge? He never was taken to task for choosing Miss Ellie over Rebecca Wentworth. He blamed JR for Rebecca's misfortune when it was an unforeseen event that was put in motion by the actions of multiple individuals. He certainly didn't tell the Ewings about his sister's issues JR was right when he remarked that Clayton was like a jilted suitor. First his wife, then his mother. JR had a valid point when he was angry that Clayton owned half of Southfork. That is a Ewing Birthright, Jock had saved the ranch from foreclosure, and it was disrespectful to Jock when his sons should have been sole heirs to Miss Ellie. Clayton was not the man of high standards that was suggested by some of the characters [/QUOTE]

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Who played Sue Ellen in Dallas?