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<blockquote data-quote="stevew" data-source="post: 288044" data-attributes="member: 130"><p>I felt the same way.&nbsp; Yes we knew he was gone while watching it, so yes there was no mystery of him dying at some point (I never thought for one second they&#039;d replace him but I was a kid).&nbsp; Still the difficulty letting go, the search, the will, the competition - in someway it kept Jock alive a good long time.&nbsp; It was one of my objections to JR&#039;s death - it was so quick.&nbsp; Yes they didn&#039;t have as much time but they could have worked out a better plan, maybe John Ross getting years of letters written to teach him.&nbsp; As JR set the moment of his death he certainly could have prepared better.&nbsp; And his master piece, including putting Ryland behind bars and it not sticking, all seemed a part of just moving on from JR way to quickly.&nbsp; I appreciated how original Dallas handled Jock&#039;s death even if there was something of a oddity to holding on for big at first.</p></blockquote><p></p>

[QUOTE="stevew, post: 288044, member: 130"] I felt the same way. Yes we knew he was gone while watching it, so yes there was no mystery of him dying at some point (I never thought for one second they'd replace him but I was a kid). Still the difficulty letting go, the search, the will, the competition - in someway it kept Jock alive a good long time. It was one of my objections to JR's death - it was so quick. Yes they didn't have as much time but they could have worked out a better plan, maybe John Ross getting years of letters written to teach him. As JR set the moment of his death he certainly could have prepared better. And his master piece, including putting Ryland behind bars and it not sticking, all seemed a part of just moving on from JR way to quickly. I appreciated how original Dallas handled Jock's death even if there was something of a oddity to holding on for big at first. [/QUOTE]

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