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<blockquote data-quote="Snarky Oracle!" data-source="post: 442956" data-attributes="member: 57984">I had forgotten that the actor died. Gives greater resonance to his speech to Pa, doesn&#039;t it?When CBS suggested DALLAS shift away from serialization and to stand-alone episodes in the late-&#039;80s (so the show would rerun better in the summer), Leonard Katzman feigned enthusiasm and threatened to do stories about Bobby&#039;s old highschool basketball coach arriving at Southfork.The network backed off. Not that what Katzman did instead was any better.Except I never really liked the kid actor they hired in the first place. I guess he was &quot;cute&quot; but he just gave a mediocre kid-performance, and you could just envision his mom and tutor standing by just out of camera range.Sometimes they used to obligatorily cast kid actors almost like it didn&#039;t matter. (That&#039;s what ruined EVE&#039;S BAYOU).</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Snarky Oracle!, post: 442956, member: 57984"] I had forgotten that the actor died. Gives greater resonance to his speech to Pa, doesn't it? When CBS suggested DALLAS shift away from serialization and to stand-alone episodes in the late-'80s (so the show would rerun better in the summer), Leonard Katzman feigned enthusiasm and threatened to do stories about Bobby's old highschool basketball coach arriving at Southfork. The network backed off. Not that what Katzman did instead was any better. Except I never really liked the kid actor they hired in the first place. I guess he was "cute" but he just gave a mediocre kid-performance, and you could just envision his mom and tutor standing by just out of camera range. Sometimes they used to obligatorily cast kid actors almost like it didn't matter. (That's what ruined EVE'S BAYOU). [/QUOTE]

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