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<blockquote data-quote="Mustard" data-source="post: 297591" data-attributes="member: 46">You have to say the end to Season 10 DVD, when Ewing Oil with the aid of the CIA still lost to the Justice Department with the aid of Nancy Scottfield, is the moment that ended the Ewing aura, and most of the J.R. aura. The cracks then widened further for J.R. in Season 11 DVD when he lost most of his battles even if he still had the old swagger, the Haleyville humiliation in early Season 12 DVD being another low, and Season 13 DVD was an utter disaster for J.R. on almost every level, reduced to going into a sanitarium for Ewing Oil shares from Jessica and then being trapped there by his own son! Season 14 DVD, J.R. seems to be going through motions most of the time.The dream season (Season 9 DVD) J.R. saw a lot of his softer side after Bobby&#039;s death, but he was still the proper J.R. compared to anything after Season 10 DVD. I fully expect Bobby&#039;s death, and the manner it happened, to make J.R. softer like we saw that season. I do wonder if Larry Hagman&#039;s health was starting to fail him in the late 1980s, to be honest, which led to the 1995 liver transplant that saved his life.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Mustard, post: 297591, member: 46"] You have to say the end to Season 10 DVD, when Ewing Oil with the aid of the CIA still lost to the Justice Department with the aid of Nancy Scottfield, is the moment that ended the Ewing aura, and most of the J.R. aura. The cracks then widened further for J.R. in Season 11 DVD when he lost most of his battles even if he still had the old swagger, the Haleyville humiliation in early Season 12 DVD being another low, and Season 13 DVD was an utter disaster for J.R. on almost every level, reduced to going into a sanitarium for Ewing Oil shares from Jessica and then being trapped there by his own son! Season 14 DVD, J.R. seems to be going through motions most of the time. The dream season (Season 9 DVD) J.R. saw a lot of his softer side after Bobby's death, but he was still the proper J.R. compared to anything after Season 10 DVD. I fully expect Bobby's death, and the manner it happened, to make J.R. softer like we saw that season. I do wonder if Larry Hagman's health was starting to fail him in the late 1980s, to be honest, which led to the 1995 liver transplant that saved his life. [/QUOTE]

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