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Jock's Death
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<blockquote data-quote="stevew" data-source="post: 290852" data-attributes="member: 130"><p>I completely get it and certainly Monday morning quarterbacking is much easier than playing the game. </p><p></p><p>Having said all that, I also agree with them that they needed a parental figure to make the show work, and so the error to me was not the logic but the failure to see that what they needed to do was transition the show where JR and Bobby were the parental figures. They tried to keep them bickering children too long - frankly JR's whoring around just wasn't even interesting anymore. They didn't have too much of a younger generation but they did have Lucy and to some extent Jack and certainly other's could have developed (after all they did James but in the way they did it just didn't work for me). Again more Monday morning quarterbacking, but my argument isn't so much with their logic as it is with their insistence to stay the course while the course kept changing on them (Bobby and JR just got older).</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="stevew, post: 290852, member: 130"] I completely get it and certainly Monday morning quarterbacking is much easier than playing the game. Having said all that, I also agree with them that they needed a parental figure to make the show work, and so the error to me was not the logic but the failure to see that what they needed to do was transition the show where JR and Bobby were the parental figures. They tried to keep them bickering children too long - frankly JR's whoring around just wasn't even interesting anymore. They didn't have too much of a younger generation but they did have Lucy and to some extent Jack and certainly other's could have developed (after all they did James but in the way they did it just didn't work for me). Again more Monday morning quarterbacking, but my argument isn't so much with their logic as it is with their insistence to stay the course while the course kept changing on them (Bobby and JR just got older). [/QUOTE]
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