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Dallas - The Original Series
Jock the jerk!
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<blockquote data-quote="Jock Ewing Fan" data-source="post: 437587" data-attributes="member: 40536"><p>Jock was an alpha male in a business where his competitors were ruthless</p><p></p><p>Was Jock's story accurate or was Digger's story accurate? Did the accuracy take place some where in between?</p><p></p><p>In Dallas: The Early Years, the indication is that Jock tried to be fair, but Jason betrayed him and Digger was unreliable and gambled away </p><p>his shares. Jock then assumed full ownership, was going to give Digger his share, but Digger then said that Jock took his share.</p><p></p><p>In the original miniseries, Jock tells Pam a basic version of these events.</p><p></p><p>"Dallas: The Early Years" seems to be a story that is told from the perspective of JR's memories, and whatever Jock told him.</p><p>JR dismisses Cliff's reliability when talking to the reporter. We have Cliff's interpretation of whatever Digger told him, presumably, in the 1978-91 series.</p><p>Cliff seems to accept Jock's version of events, after finding the letters, and his experience with Dandy.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Jock Ewing Fan, post: 437587, member: 40536"] Jock was an alpha male in a business where his competitors were ruthless Was Jock's story accurate or was Digger's story accurate? Did the accuracy take place some where in between? In Dallas: The Early Years, the indication is that Jock tried to be fair, but Jason betrayed him and Digger was unreliable and gambled away his shares. Jock then assumed full ownership, was going to give Digger his share, but Digger then said that Jock took his share. In the original miniseries, Jock tells Pam a basic version of these events. "Dallas: The Early Years" seems to be a story that is told from the perspective of JR's memories, and whatever Jock told him. JR dismisses Cliff's reliability when talking to the reporter. We have Cliff's interpretation of whatever Digger told him, presumably, in the 1978-91 series. Cliff seems to accept Jock's version of events, after finding the letters, and his experience with Dandy. [/QUOTE]
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