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<blockquote data-quote="Lastkidpicked" data-source="post: 164419" data-attributes="member: 237">We&#039;re now up to the Mickey Trotter season on our&nbsp; re-watch.If you watch The Ewing Touch (Season 6, Episode 8), you&#039;ll see a nice interaction between Steve Kanally and Timothy Patrick Murphy.Mickey is still rebelling, but starting to come around.&nbsp; Ray announced,&nbsp; &quot;I&#039;m going to be your shadow.&nbsp; When we get done riding horses you will be as comfortable in the saddle as on that bar stool.&quot;Timothy Patrick Murphy is leaning against the truck with his back to Steve Kanally.&nbsp; As Steve is talking, he puts his hands on Timothy&#039;s shoulders more than once.Then Steve says,&nbsp; &quot;Get in the truck&quot; as he gives Timothy a slap on the shoulder.If you watch that scene you can imagine those two actors had spent time together practicing.&nbsp; You can imagine them off to the side, away from everybody else, working the scene out together.&nbsp; This bonded the two actors, and you can see it in this scene.&nbsp; The genuine smiles as the actors work their craft.&nbsp; The subtle, but noticeable touching, especially the little slap on the shoulder.&nbsp; It makes a nice scene.Have you noticed any other scenes where the actors seem to just have perfect chemistry, even if it is only for a small scene?</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Lastkidpicked, post: 164419, member: 237"] We're now up to the Mickey Trotter season on our re-watch. If you watch T[I]he Ewing Touch[/I] (Season 6, Episode 8), you'll see a nice interaction between Steve Kanally and Timothy Patrick Murphy. Mickey is still rebelling, but starting to come around. Ray announced, "I'm going to be your shadow. When we get done riding horses you will be as comfortable in the saddle as on that bar stool." Timothy Patrick Murphy is leaning against the truck with his back to Steve Kanally. As Steve is talking, he puts his hands on Timothy's shoulders more than once. Then Steve says, "Get in the truck" as he gives Timothy a slap on the shoulder. If you watch that scene you can imagine those two actors had spent time together practicing. You can imagine them off to the side, away from everybody else, working the scene out together. This bonded the two actors, and you can see it in this scene. The genuine smiles as the actors work their craft. The subtle, but noticeable touching, especially the little slap on the shoulder. It makes a nice scene. Have you noticed any other scenes where the actors seem to just have perfect chemistry, even if it is only for a small scene? [/QUOTE]

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