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Dallas - The Original Series
The psychology of JR Ewing
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<blockquote data-quote="Taylor Bennett Jr." data-source="post: 337740" data-attributes="member: 2740"><p>There's a scene in the early episode <em>Old Acquaintance</em> where Jock and JR meet old crony Maynard Anderson, whose appointment to a prominent position in the Energy Department is in jeopardy due to his wife finding out about his affair with Jenna Wade #1 and threatening to go public with the information. Maynard has approached JR for help with the situation.</p><p></p><p>Jock tells Maynard something like "well, in my day we handled our women a little different," implying that he or one of his contemporaries would have have held his wife in line and prevented her from saying anything. JR looks really uncomfortable immediately afterwards, as if imagining or possibly remembering something that might have transpired between his parents decades ago.</p><p></p><p>(I always thought it was funny that though Jock liked to lecture JR about subtlety, seconds after sitting down at the table he just blurts right out something like "I heard your wife caught you in the kip with Jenna Wade!")</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Taylor Bennett Jr., post: 337740, member: 2740"] There's a scene in the early episode [I]Old Acquaintance[/I] where Jock and JR meet old crony Maynard Anderson, whose appointment to a prominent position in the Energy Department is in jeopardy due to his wife finding out about his affair with Jenna Wade #1 and threatening to go public with the information. Maynard has approached JR for help with the situation. Jock tells Maynard something like "well, in my day we handled our women a little different," implying that he or one of his contemporaries would have have held his wife in line and prevented her from saying anything. JR looks really uncomfortable immediately afterwards, as if imagining or possibly remembering something that might have transpired between his parents decades ago. (I always thought it was funny that though Jock liked to lecture JR about subtlety, seconds after sitting down at the table he just blurts right out something like "I heard your wife caught you in the kip with Jenna Wade!") [/QUOTE]
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