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Why did everyone blame JR for Cliff's suicide attempt?
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<blockquote data-quote="Taylor Bennett Jr." data-source="post: 358740" data-attributes="member: 2740"><p>yep, I think the Julie Grey thigh rub was a pretty conspicuous "this guy's bad" signpost for the viewers, and given that Bobby and Pam were presented off the bat in a positive light as the couple we were supposed to root for, his attempts to break up the marriage in the pilot reinforced that he was an antagonist.</p><p></p><p>On a rewatch what stood out to me is that he definitely did look miserable and worn down - despite the oft-repeated David Jacobs story about JR grinning at the end of the pilot as Bobby and Pam drove away I don't think he even cracked a smile in the first 4 episodes. "Junior, you were born old!" according to Miss Ellie.</p><p></p><p>In the Barbecue episode we see him turn on the charm though, getting much closer to his persona of the main series.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Taylor Bennett Jr., post: 358740, member: 2740"] yep, I think the Julie Grey thigh rub was a pretty conspicuous "this guy's bad" signpost for the viewers, and given that Bobby and Pam were presented off the bat in a positive light as the couple we were supposed to root for, his attempts to break up the marriage in the pilot reinforced that he was an antagonist. On a rewatch what stood out to me is that he definitely did look miserable and worn down - despite the oft-repeated David Jacobs story about JR grinning at the end of the pilot as Bobby and Pam drove away I don't think he even cracked a smile in the first 4 episodes. "Junior, you were born old!" according to Miss Ellie. In the Barbecue episode we see him turn on the charm though, getting much closer to his persona of the main series. [/QUOTE]
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