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<blockquote data-quote="Billy Wall" data-source="post: 311967" data-attributes="member: 2943">I’m not saying that I disliked Ray, but he’s seemed as one of the good guys. In the early seasons, he was messing with Lucy, along with JR, tried to break up Bobby and Pam, slept with JR’s wife. Maybe those can be excused as those were the early seasons and they were still figuring what direction they were going. But later on, he became a jealous, self pity, insecure man who cheated on both his wives when things didn’t go his way. He was very annoying with his over the top mourning of a father that he didn’t even know was his father until recently. JR in the dumps after Jock died was much more understandable because Jock was his life. Everything he did was to appease Jock. But Ray, was just too much. He flat out lied (or a continuity error) when he said when invited for dinner at Southfork “I didn’t eat dinner at Southfork when Jock was alive, I’m sure not going to eat there now.” Him and Donna did dine at Southfork when Jock was in South America. Treated Donna, who was way more tolerant than most women would be, like dirt. Again, I’m not saying I don’t like Ray, but was he really this good guy that he’s perceived?</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Billy Wall, post: 311967, member: 2943"] I’m not saying that I disliked Ray, but he’s seemed as one of the good guys. In the early seasons, he was messing with Lucy, along with JR, tried to break up Bobby and Pam, slept with JR’s wife. Maybe those can be excused as those were the early seasons and they were still figuring what direction they were going. But later on, he became a jealous, self pity, insecure man who cheated on both his wives when things didn’t go his way. He was very annoying with his over the top mourning of a father that he didn’t even know was his father until recently. JR in the dumps after Jock died was much more understandable because Jock was his life. Everything he did was to appease Jock. But Ray, was just too much. He flat out lied (or a continuity error) when he said when invited for dinner at Southfork “I didn’t eat dinner at Southfork when Jock was alive, I’m sure not going to eat there now.” Him and Donna did dine at Southfork when Jock was in South America. Treated Donna, who was way more tolerant than most women would be, like dirt. Again, I’m not saying I don’t like Ray, but was he really this good guy that he’s perceived? [/QUOTE]

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