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Dallas - The Original Series
Jock Ewing - A Great Man!
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<blockquote data-quote="Kenny Coyote" data-source="post: 144211" data-attributes="member: 102"><p>No. It sounds like you might enjoy watching that episode again. It seems you'd be surprised at how different Jock is from what you're imagining. I don't have an especially good memory but I saw this episode just a few weeks ago. Jock went on to say about Bobby and Pam marrying "I'm not sure it's a bad thing anyway." Then in the 5th and final episode of the miniseries Jock says to Pamela as she's lying in bed recovering from her fall some comforting words that show he has grown to care for her. He goes on to say "You've found out that we Ewings aren't the easiest family to live with. Maybe we Ewings have gotten our way for so long that it's gotten in our way of just being people. I don't expect you to have any reason to really care, but I don't want you to leave. I want to keep my family together." Not the "vllainous" guy, you thought he was, huh?</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Kenny Coyote, post: 144211, member: 102"] No. It sounds like you might enjoy watching that episode again. It seems you'd be surprised at how different Jock is from what you're imagining. I don't have an especially good memory but I saw this episode just a few weeks ago. Jock went on to say about Bobby and Pam marrying "I'm not sure it's a bad thing anyway." Then in the 5th and final episode of the miniseries Jock says to Pamela as she's lying in bed recovering from her fall some comforting words that show he has grown to care for her. He goes on to say "You've found out that we Ewings aren't the easiest family to live with. Maybe we Ewings have gotten our way for so long that it's gotten in our way of just being people. I don't expect you to have any reason to really care, but I don't want you to leave. I want to keep my family together." Not the "vllainous" guy, you thought he was, huh? [/QUOTE]
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