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Dallas - The Original Series
JR's most brutal insult
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<blockquote data-quote="The Eyes of Laurie Marr" data-source="post: 294613" data-attributes="member: 175"><p>Another funny bitchslap from JR was his response when Bobby tells him of the reunion with Pam.</p><p></p><p>“You’re a darn sight dumber than I thought any brother of mine could be………with the exception of Ray and Gary, of course.”</p><p></p><p>Thereafter JR’s villainous asides increasingly became too knowing and by the end of the series he was almost mugging to the camera.</p><p></p><p>Crucially, Bobby’s reactions changed too. He developed a weary resignation, as though indulging the eccentric outbursts of a lovable curmudgeon. Long gone are the days when JR coolly advised people of ‘when to be scared” or visited suicide attempt patients with a bouquet of flowers and a promise to destroy their reputation post mortem.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="The Eyes of Laurie Marr, post: 294613, member: 175"] Another funny bitchslap from JR was his response when Bobby tells him of the reunion with Pam. “You’re a darn sight dumber than I thought any brother of mine could be………with the exception of Ray and Gary, of course.” Thereafter JR’s villainous asides increasingly became too knowing and by the end of the series he was almost mugging to the camera. Crucially, Bobby’s reactions changed too. He developed a weary resignation, as though indulging the eccentric outbursts of a lovable curmudgeon. Long gone are the days when JR coolly advised people of ‘when to be scared” or visited suicide attempt patients with a bouquet of flowers and a promise to destroy their reputation post mortem. [/QUOTE]
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