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<blockquote data-quote="Billy Wall" data-source="post: 332472" data-attributes="member: 2943">Ellie had her faults, but letting JR go was not one of them. Since when does anybody, including Miss Ellie, “let” Jock do anything? Jock wasn’t going to let his boys be raised by a woman. That’s why he and Gary never got along. Gary wasn’t into proving how “‘manly” he was. As for her trying to sell Ewing Oil. What was she supposed to do while JR and Bobby acted like they had no sense? How many lives were destroyed because of the battle for Ewing Oil? Even JR and Bobby tried to end the contest after it got out of hand. And I wouldn’t consider Clayton a sworn enemy of JR. That would be Cliff Barnes. I didn’t agree with Clayton going after his son’s ex, but Sue Ellen was not with JR at the time. Now that I think about since I’ve recently seen that episode, she should not have given half of Southfork to Clayton. In real life, both JR and Bobby would have left immediately.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Billy Wall, post: 332472, member: 2943"] Ellie had her faults, but letting JR go was not one of them. Since when does anybody, including Miss Ellie, “let” Jock do anything? Jock wasn’t going to let his boys be raised by a woman. That’s why he and Gary never got along. Gary wasn’t into proving how “‘manly” he was. As for her trying to sell Ewing Oil. What was she supposed to do while JR and Bobby acted like they had no sense? How many lives were destroyed because of the battle for Ewing Oil? Even JR and Bobby tried to end the contest after it got out of hand. And I wouldn’t consider Clayton a sworn enemy of JR. That would be Cliff Barnes. I didn’t agree with Clayton going after his son’s ex, but Sue Ellen was not with JR at the time. Now that I think about since I’ve recently seen that episode, she should not have given half of Southfork to Clayton. In real life, both JR and Bobby would have left immediately. [/QUOTE]

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Who played JR Ewing?