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<blockquote data-quote="One Mighty Hobble" data-source="post: 306835" data-attributes="member: 19651">I always wondered how intentional Jock&#039;s return was.&nbsp; During the dream season, we were baited/primed for the possibility with Steve Forrest&#039;s appearance as Ben Stivers and snow white hair. Once that season was over, it seemed the writers wanted to continue that storyline even though all the others had to be reversed.&nbsp; This time they dyed Steve&#039;s hair so &quot;Jock&quot; could be in disguise and then accelerated his agenda. Did they think the viewer would not realize it was the same actor? If during the dream season the storyline about Jock&#039;s return was to be the same, why wasn&#039;t his hair dyed for disguise back then? Maybe they had a longer contract with Steve and had no choice but to move forward with the same storyline post dream? Too many loose ends and I feel the whole thing should have been dumped once Pam awoke.P.S. I hated that entire storyline. The only part I liked was that JR never considered Wes to be Jock for a second and met him at the rodeo with a snide, &quot;Hello, daddy.&quot;</blockquote>

[QUOTE="One Mighty Hobble, post: 306835, member: 19651"] I always wondered how intentional Jock's return was. During the dream season, we were baited/primed for the possibility with Steve Forrest's appearance as Ben Stivers and snow white hair. Once that season was over, it seemed the writers wanted to continue that storyline even though all the others had to be reversed. This time they dyed Steve's hair so "Jock" could be in disguise and then accelerated his agenda. Did they think the viewer would not realize it was the same actor? If during the dream season the storyline about Jock's return was to be the same, why wasn't his hair dyed for disguise back then? Maybe they had a longer contract with Steve and had no choice but to move forward with the same storyline post dream? Too many loose ends and I feel the whole thing should have been dumped once Pam awoke. P.S. I hated that entire storyline. The only part I liked was that JR never considered Wes to be Jock for a second and met him at the rodeo with a snide, "Hello, daddy." [/QUOTE]

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