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<blockquote data-quote="Jock Ewing Fan" data-source="post: 400568" data-attributes="member: 40536">I liked &quot;Conundrum&quot; more than most peopleGranted it spoofed &quot;it&#039;s a Wonderful Life&quot;and not everything was on point,but it had some perceptive observations.It is at least plausible that Cliff could have had a much happier life if he wasn&#039;t battling the Ewings constantly.Bobby may well have lost direction without JR, the loss of Jock and Miss Ellie, Gary&#039;s inability to run Ewing Oil,and a brother who was more ruthless than JRCarter McKay - interesting.&nbsp; Jeremy Wendell may indeed have become more powerful without the Ewings,and spent more time keeping watch on McKay.I don&#039;t know about Sue Ellen.&nbsp; She was supposed to be the perfect wife, as per Patricia.She seemed a little too well offRay - ironic that he had the family he wanted and never knew he was a Ewing</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Jock Ewing Fan, post: 400568, member: 40536"] I liked "Conundrum" more than most people Granted it spoofed "it's a Wonderful Life" and not everything was on point, but it had some perceptive observations. It is at least plausible that Cliff could have had a much happier life if he wasn't battling the Ewings constantly. Bobby may well have lost direction without JR, the loss of Jock and Miss Ellie, Gary's inability to run Ewing Oil, and a brother who was more ruthless than JR Carter McKay - interesting. Jeremy Wendell may indeed have become more powerful without the Ewings, and spent more time keeping watch on McKay. I don't know about Sue Ellen. She was supposed to be the perfect wife, as per Patricia. She seemed a little too well off Ray - ironic that he had the family he wanted and never knew he was a Ewing [/QUOTE]

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