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Dallas - The Original Series
Goodbye to Jock!
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<blockquote data-quote="Count Jockula" data-source="post: 434293" data-attributes="member: 17"><p>Posted by [USER=1183]@Jock's Ghost[/USER]:</p><p></p><p>'I was goofing around with Chatgpt and it went down its many rabbit holes and had a fun plot of JOCK never dying, he was held in a South American prison. He was trying to stop some bad guys doing stuff and gets caught in it. Brother Jason returned with information that his brother might be alive and went to the Texas Ewings for help....'</p><p></p><p>Now that would have been a turn up, for the books. I'm glad something like this didn't happen, out of respect for Jim Davis. As we all know big Jim worked while he was dying, on his feet. Very sad! As I said when I became a member 25 years ago the great actor Steve Forrest (we all know as the character 'Jock or not') should've put on the cowboy boots, as long lost tumbleweed brother Jason. Furthermore he should have become a permanent character, after DVD-10.</p><p></p><p></p><p><img src="https://www.kasariklassiks.eu/wp-content/uploads/2020/09/JockEwing_keski.jpg" alt="" class="fr-fic fr-dii fr-draggable " style="" /></p><p></p><p>Jock not long before the writing was on the wall, for him.</p><p></p><p></p><p><strong>J.R. goes into Jock's office, looks around his desk and then stands looking at his father's infamous portrait; (a scene from season 4, DVD-5, 1981 - '82):</strong></p><p><strong></strong></p><p><strong>"I'm sorry daddy! I let you down. I just flat give up. Back there at the swamp you were gone. It was all over. It didn't seem like there was anything left going on for me. I almost forgot. You left us something. You left us the company. You built Ewing Oil from the ground up and whatever it took you did it for Ewing Oil.</strong></p><p><strong></strong></p><p><strong>I am going to do the same. I am going to pass it bigger and stronger to my son. I'm back Daddy! Nobody is going to take Ewing Oil away from me; or my son or his son." As J.R. finally glances at Jock's portrait he remarks:</strong></p><p><strong></strong></p><p><strong>"I swear to you, by god, I'm going to make you proud of me!"</strong></p><p><strong></strong></p><p><strong>Freeze frame; fade to black, the closing credits and the theme tune blasts out over Southfork.</strong></p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Count Jockula, post: 434293, member: 17"] Posted by [USER=1183]@Jock's Ghost[/USER]: 'I was goofing around with Chatgpt and it went down its many rabbit holes and had a fun plot of JOCK never dying, he was held in a South American prison. He was trying to stop some bad guys doing stuff and gets caught in it. Brother Jason returned with information that his brother might be alive and went to the Texas Ewings for help....' Now that would have been a turn up, for the books. I'm glad something like this didn't happen, out of respect for Jim Davis. As we all know big Jim worked while he was dying, on his feet. Very sad! As I said when I became a member 25 years ago the great actor Steve Forrest (we all know as the character 'Jock or not') should've put on the cowboy boots, as long lost tumbleweed brother Jason. Furthermore he should have become a permanent character, after DVD-10. [IMG]https://www.kasariklassiks.eu/wp-content/uploads/2020/09/JockEwing_keski.jpg[/IMG] Jock not long before the writing was on the wall, for him. [B]J.R. goes into Jock's office, looks around his desk and then stands looking at his father's infamous portrait; (a scene from season 4, DVD-5, 1981 - '82): "I'm sorry daddy! I let you down. I just flat give up. Back there at the swamp you were gone. It was all over. It didn't seem like there was anything left going on for me. I almost forgot. You left us something. You left us the company. You built Ewing Oil from the ground up and whatever it took you did it for Ewing Oil. I am going to do the same. I am going to pass it bigger and stronger to my son. I'm back Daddy! Nobody is going to take Ewing Oil away from me; or my son or his son." As J.R. finally glances at Jock's portrait he remarks: "I swear to you, by god, I'm going to make you proud of me!" Freeze frame; fade to black, the closing credits and the theme tune blasts out over Southfork.[/B] [/QUOTE]
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