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<blockquote data-quote="the-lost-son" data-source="post: 314369" data-attributes="member: 672">Spot on.I watched these episodes once and could hardly make it through. Horrible.First Ray, a millionaire (!) sold the land Jock gave him, nobody knows why. Then JR/Jock and Ellie/Bobby/Clayton of the old days would have dealt with that easily, but not anymore. The producers obviously tried to get McCay over as a real threat, but it accomplished only the portrayal of the Ewings as really weak and helpless. When Bob and Clayton were chased off with their cattle and their tails between their legs by a jeep full of hillbillies - it was cringeworthy.The Ewings and the Farlow who once held their protective hands over the Sheriff&#039;s office of Fort Worth and San Angelo.On top of that we get the Scoobydoo-kind of revelation with a smirking Carter. I was truly waiting for Wendell being dragged off the scene shouting &quot;You meddling kids.&quot;</blockquote>

[QUOTE="the-lost-son, post: 314369, member: 672"] Spot on. I watched these episodes once and could hardly make it through. Horrible. First Ray, a millionaire (!) sold the land Jock gave him, nobody knows why. Then JR/Jock and Ellie/Bobby/Clayton of the old days would have dealt with that easily, but not anymore. The producers obviously tried to get McCay over as a real threat, but it accomplished only the portrayal of the Ewings as really weak and helpless. When Bob and Clayton were chased off with their cattle and their tails between their legs by a jeep full of hillbillies - it was cringeworthy. The Ewings and the Farlow who once held their protective hands over the Sheriff's office of Fort Worth and San Angelo. On top of that we get the Scoobydoo-kind of revelation with a smirking Carter. I was truly waiting for Wendell being dragged off the scene shouting "You meddling kids." [/QUOTE]

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