Dway....I agree, and the older I get, the more I can appreciate her character. When I was young, I didn't think much of her, but like you, I can surely now respect her. judgement.
Most of the time I thought Ms. Ellie was over her head or had to much time to interfere in the company, JR was basically a copy of Jock business savvy, I'm sure that when Jock was the president of the company a few people probably did commit suicide on his account, successful people who create empires aren't generally nice or accommodating, that's just the nature of the beast, if Cliff wanted to kills himself, while sad, its his problem, not the Ewing's
Loved Susan Howard/Donna, especially in these early seasons, before they felt the need to glam her up. She had a natural beauty and was authentically a Texan. A very attractive woman/character. One of the show’s bigger mistakes was to write her out, especially as leading lady VIctoria Principal was leaving. It really hurt to lose Donna at the same time (though they didn’t give her much to do during her last season).
The on-screen chemistry between Susan Howard and Steve Kanaly was something to marvel at. In fact, fans of the show may have gotten so swept up by that, there was a live appearance Steve Kanaly did where he introduced his real wife to the public; with setting the record straight he was not married to Susan Howard. xD
Without Gray or Principal or Howard the thing tanked. Keeping Howard and adding Morgan Brittany as a regular could have helped had they given Donna major stories and toned down the crazy in Katherine
She was not interesting enough to make her character interesting. I dont think Susan Howard is that talented, and she went off the deep end with her support of the NRA and she kicked up a huge fuss to writers and producers with her refusal to act any scripts that didnt contain her pro-life nonsense. She was MAGA before Trump ever came along.
@@donnn-ow4rj my mother and father always use to watch it. Then i became soo emotionally invested into the shiw started to watch it by myself. I bought all the entire saga. It truly truly love this show!!..
@@darylhodge6691 that's a great story. I am 47 and grew up with it as my family watched it too. Then I watched the repeats on uk gold ihrough the 90s. Now I own every episode on DVD! Including the new series and movies!! So basically been watching it my whole life! I loved it as a kid and love it now. Rewatch dvds regularly!!
@@darylhodge6691 Ii loved the new Dallas.!! Obviously it was different from the 80s style of the original but it had to be. I wish they mentioned jrs son james and bobby son Lucas tho. Thought it was ridiculous they were not even mentioned at jr funeral. I also had no problem with the evil cliff barnes alot of fans thought he was too evil but he was always destined to turn out bitter and twisted He did go through a nice stage when pam left, but that only lasted a season and a half. He was soon back to his old self again. Obviously the death of larry hagman and losing jr was a huge loss for the show tho ....what did you think of new Dallas?? , what is the story so far in your season 7 rewatch?? I actually dont call the new Dallas a reboot ...alot t of people do tho. So it's not just you. Reboot seems more like a remake. Where the new Dallas continues from the old Dallas. So in fact you could actually call it season 14, 15 and 16 !! That's just my opinion rmmtho!! Lol
@@bryans3390 Victoria is a different kind tho...shes a glamorous beautiful thanks to the benefits of make up and hairdos, Susan Howard was a down to earth natural beauty that didnt NEED the enhancement, sue Ellen was immensely attractive but there was something about her mouth/teeth that prevented her from from being absolutely stunning
Ray would have been fine if he hadn't tried to do bussiness. I respect him for trying..and Yes he did have one success with Punk's help. but unfortunately he let it go to his head and he tried again when Punk was with Jock in South America..........and it didn't work out. That lead to his depression and even when Punk returned and found out what happen.. he told Ray not to let it get him down that even he had lost on buisiness deals before.... but Ray just gave up and refused to try a 3rd time feeling he was in over his head. Ray's biggest problem was trying to prove to Donna he was more then just a Rancher and could be just as successfull as Donna.
Ray was NEVER a businessman, and everything. He was a brawler, but he was a self-righteous brawler, and everything. He should have never tried to prove ANYTHING to Donna, that was where he messed up, and everything.
It seems like Miss Ellie loves Ray like her own. That the way stepmothers are suppose to be. Loving just like any other mother. Same thing go for stepfathers.
He IS the son of her dead husband and half brother to her sons with Jock. And besides he kind of filled the void Gary left when he moved to Knots Landing.
Well Ellie knew Ray for many many years before she found out that he was Jock’s son so it would be far out of character for her to resent him when the truth came out. He wasn’t some bum off the streets looking for a hand out.
Before the Writers made Ray a Ewing.. he did have his affair with Lucy.... and later they ignored the past relationship.. when he was made a Ewing. .... kind of a shame they didn't at lest touch on the issue briefly.. after all it had to be shocking to both Ray and Lucy to learn they were family. why not show them deal with that past issue and get over it instead of just ignoreing it.
@@TheEwing69 Pam knew about the affair between Ray and lucy..she mentioned it to Ray when he and JR tried to brake up Bobby by catching Rey and Pam together. Pam told Rey to back up her story or she would tell bobby , JR and Jock about his affair with Lucy....Lucy had a big mouth and braged about it to Pam.
I have to wonder if Miss Ellie knew of Jock's unethical, dark side. Or, if she was of the generation of women who simply accepted those things as flaws men have.
So, ballpark. In the annuals of human history, how much food and drink has been wasted on TV shows. Someone sits down, gets a drink poured, leaves 5 seconds later and doesn't touch it 😊
What bothered me about this the most is the short memories of the family. Did they forget that Cliff dedicated his life to making theirs a living hell and that he even tried to have Jock convicted of murder. They should not have cared what JR did to Cliff.
agreed.....cant count how many time pam said she was all done with cliff then came back to defend him......cliff was the one that always started the trouble
I wish I in a parrallell universe been a Ewing man. Then I had been a staunch J.R. ally. I do not like miss Ellie, Bobby, Ray and all other girlie men.
The list of people JR did not double cross would be a short one. He spent more time and effort screwing people over and bed hopping than running Ewing oil. Must have taken lots of vitamin E.
How so?? The character is kinda dull and lifeless. I dont know if Susan Howard was a very strong actress…folding your arms behind your head as an acting move when your character is struggling is weak…it is called “indicating.”
@@chandlerwhite8302 and you have a fetish for insulting people who may not agree with you? Calling people names is real dumb. All because Susan Howard is a mediocre actress and it hurts your feelings i guess?
One of life's lessons I learned from the *Dallas* TV series was to never hand-over my voting rights of the company shares I owned to another individual. JR's nefariousness with what he did when obtaining those proxies made me a strong believer to never sign-over proxies.
I know it was for drama but the voting shares storyline was dumb. Gary and Ray knew nothing about Ewing Oil or the oil business so it was not realistic for Jock to give these two know nothing shares in the company that he founded. Further, Gary made a joke of it by giving his shares to Lucy who knew less than nothing. Finally, given all the hell Cliff put the family through over the years including trying to have Jock convicted of murder, they should not have cared what JR did to Cliff.
@@mrperfecttt001007 Actually, I do. Myself being AAA member [US] for roadside assistance and insurance, the AAA HQ sends me a proxy to fill out for the upcoming annual meeting on voting matters. I've never submitted a proxy to AAA, as I had no familiarity of the individual(s) I'd be signing my voting rights away to.
Donna was passionate about that lemonade. I believe she adlibbed when she asked Ms. Ellie if she wanted a lemon in her tea. I doubt that was in script.
It's a southern thing I believe as a sign of respect to call women miss before their first name.and J.R. was evil,how can anyone be on his side? He deserves whatever bad happens to him.He has almost no redeeming qualities at all,except for loving jock,miss Ellie,and John Ross.
JR loved Jock, when it was actually "not enough" for him to understand what love was, though Jock had taught all the things that JR did, esp. the things that they were wrong. Of course, everybody loved Jock! He was tough 'as a pistol,' but was the darndest father of Southfork.
Originally it was season 5, when it aired on CBS. Warner Brothers renamed all the seasons, calling the miniseries season 1, renaming original season 1, season 2, etc
It was the grey hair made them lool alike. On a side note hagman , principal, duffy, and Grey all said they looked at Davis as a father figure during the show
@@user-mj8nf2vp7q Not really like how you made it out to be. Ray was just acting sarcastic while at his lowest over losing Jock for J.R. to take advantage of the situation in getting Ray to sign away his Ewing Oil voting shares. Ray ain't got no kinda power over J.R. on any level.
It was more to show how low and slimy a character JR was being. He literally got Ray at his lowest to sign over his voting shares Ray dropping the forms was the proverbial finger to JR.
That's just what we do in the south. We call ladies by their first name, but we put a "Miss" in front of it so we won't sound rude. If I'd met Barbara Bel Geddes while she was still alive, I'd probably have said, "Hi, Miss Barbara."
@@stevesmith3818 and like J R. said. Cliff took that action on himself when all J.R. did was screw him over in business. Just like any of the others to off themselves whether successful or not for grown men responsible for themselves personally.
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Miss Ellie just seemed so kind all of the time. She reminded me of my own mother...strong, just, and true!
Yes, but when she does get angry, everybody runs for cover.
Dway....I agree, and the older I get, the more I can appreciate her character.
When I was young, I didn't think much of her, but like you, I can surely now respect her. judgement.
Most of the time I thought Ms. Ellie was over her head or had to much time to interfere in the company, JR was basically a copy of Jock business savvy, I'm sure that when Jock was the president of the company a few people probably did commit suicide on his account, successful people who create empires aren't generally nice or accommodating, that's just the nature of the beast, if Cliff wanted to kills himself, while sad, its his problem, not the Ewing's
@@PungiFungi. Texas Womanhood!
JR-the best TV villain ever created.
Alexis Carrington Colby from Dynasty was the second best TV villain ever created.
I absolutely ❤ love ❤this era of Dallas. The outside scenes at rays house with the birds chirping, all the old cars, great actors etc
Jr always was ahead of the game! He definitely made that show😊 Season 5-6 were the best seasons
Miss Ellie out her element
@@gregwatson8219O, the drama, what is her element.
@@gregwatson8219She still kicked his sorry butt out.
He lost the vote. Miss Ellie smoked him.
Barbara Bel Geddes was so good as Miss Ellie!!! 🤠
Loved Susan Howard/Donna, especially in these early seasons, before they felt the need to glam her up. She had a natural beauty and was authentically a Texan. A very attractive woman/character. One of the show’s bigger mistakes was to write her out, especially as leading lady VIctoria Principal was leaving. It really hurt to lose Donna at the same time (though they didn’t give her much to do during her last season).
The on-screen chemistry between Susan Howard and Steve Kanaly was something to marvel at. In fact, fans of the show may have gotten so swept up by that, there was a live appearance Steve Kanaly did where he introduced his real wife to the public; with setting the record straight he was not married to Susan Howard. xD
Without Gray or Principal or Howard the thing tanked. Keeping Howard and adding Morgan Brittany as a regular could have helped had they given Donna major stories and toned down the crazy in Katherine
She was not interesting enough to make her character interesting. I dont think Susan Howard is that talented, and she went off the deep end with her support of the NRA and she kicked up a huge fuss to writers and producers with her refusal to act any scripts that didnt contain her pro-life nonsense. She was MAGA before Trump ever came along.
I love Donna's Lincoln Town Car!
My ex hubby bought a used one in the late 1990s. Nice ride, good for long drives, with an a/c that cooled the interior like a freezer.
She had a continental which was a little smaller but looked similar. Clayton’s sister kidnapped miss Ellie and stole that car I believe.
I would've loved to have gone for a ride in it with her, wearing that same outfit, and her driving the car barefoot.
Im 29 years old i still love the show
Obviously you were not around during the original run tho.. how did you come to watch it and be a fan?
@@donnn-ow4rj my mother and father always use to watch it. Then i became soo emotionally invested into the shiw started to watch it by myself. I bought all the entire saga. It truly truly love this show!!..
@@darylhodge6691 that's a great story. I am 47 and grew up with it as my family watched it too. Then I watched the repeats on uk gold ihrough the 90s. Now I own every episode on DVD! Including the new series and movies!! So basically been watching it my whole life! I loved it as a kid and love it now. Rewatch dvds regularly!!
@@donnn-ow4rj as do i lol. I have every single dvd.. I also am rewatching it. Im on season 7 now.... Did you like the reboot version?
@@darylhodge6691 Ii loved the new Dallas.!! Obviously it was different from the 80s style of the original but it had to be. I wish they mentioned jrs son james and bobby son Lucas tho. Thought it was ridiculous they were not even mentioned at jr funeral. I also had no problem with the evil cliff barnes alot of fans thought he was too evil but he was always destined to turn out bitter and twisted He did go through a nice stage when pam left, but that only lasted a season and a half. He was soon back to his old self again. Obviously the death of larry hagman and losing jr was a huge loss for the show tho ....what did you think of new Dallas?? , what is the story so far in your season 7 rewatch?? I actually dont call the new Dallas a reboot ...alot t of people do tho. So it's not just you. Reboot seems more like a remake. Where the new Dallas continues from the old Dallas. So in fact you could actually call it season 14, 15 and 16 !! That's just my opinion rmmtho!! Lol
So, Ray just signs it. What a fool.
I always thought Donna was fine.
Glad , J.R. got the voting shares.
I'm sorry but.... Donna was the most beautiful Ewing wife on the whole damn show
❤ so true
Wrong. Victoria principal
@@bryans3390 Victoria is a different kind tho...shes a glamorous beautiful thanks to the benefits of make up and hairdos, Susan Howard was a down to earth natural beauty that didnt NEED the enhancement, sue Ellen was immensely attractive but there was something about her mouth/teeth that prevented her from from being absolutely stunning
never understood why ray's house had no normal front door.
Maybe for the same unknown reason why the entrance to the Southfork mansion was through the veranda's sliding glass door.
That.
They also had all those nice cars, and never once used the 3-car garage.
What is there not to like about Donna?
She was very pretty but a self righteous snob.
No. Jenna was the snob.
Allen Gilbert the way she says Ray (Raaahy)
She had a very flat ass.
Julius Thompson the show was before everybody got fake bums. She’s a natural.
Ray was my favorite character. He was really down to earth.
I appreciate the flashbacks
Wasn't Ray's girlfriend, the actress, actually on the NRA's board of directors ?
Did Donna say "we had to map cliff Barnes?" I cant understand what donna said before ray came out.
She said “we heard about Cliff Barnes.”
Ellie always seems to be living in fairyland. JR never forced Cliff to do that deal.
And she seemed to forget how Cliff was going after JR hard earlier in the season
@@zt1053 Not to mention how Cliff tried to have Jock convicted of murder. I hated that the family seemed to have short memories.
DAMN!! i need a HOT driver like Pete😍
Miss those big mercury wagons
4:12 I'm thinking that the director of this scene purposely arranged the lighting so a certain shadow is showing behind J.R. 😈
Very well spotted. Can't unsee it now.
Devil horns, lol.
"Dallas" was the best series ever until "The Sopranos" came along.
The difference is. Tony Soprano often killed people that crossed him. With JR Ewing however the people that crossed him often killed themselves.....
Yes both great shows
Thats for sure.
I wanna see the terrible scene Miss Ellie she talks about having had with Rebecca earlier today.
Ray didn’t kno what to do w his money !!
I always liked the rancher Ray but not so much the business man he became later. Long live "Ray"!
Ray would have been fine if he hadn't tried to do bussiness. I respect him for trying..and Yes he did have one success with Punk's help. but unfortunately he let it go to his head and he tried again when Punk was with Jock in South America..........and it didn't work out.
That lead to his depression and even when Punk returned and found out what happen.. he told Ray not to let it get him down that even he had lost on buisiness deals before.... but Ray just gave up and refused to try a 3rd time feeling he was in over his head.
Ray's biggest problem was trying to prove to Donna he was more then just a Rancher and could be just as successfull as Donna.
Astraldragon1 yes I agree.
Ray was NEVER a businessman, and everything. He was a brawler, but he was a self-righteous brawler, and everything. He should have never tried to prove ANYTHING to Donna, that was where he messed up, and everything.
Derek Mathews He did get in to some business and everything. with jock and everything.
I agree. Not only that, he was a hypocrite who had an affair with JR's then underaged niece and had a one night stand with JR's wife.
30sec adds..................
Jr...always smug when people are their lowest..
A prime example of what happens when you deal with the Devil
Yes!
2:53 Ray was cold to everyone
It seems like Miss Ellie loves Ray like her own. That the way stepmothers are suppose to be. Loving just like any other mother. Same thing go for stepfathers.
Bel Geddes and Kanally were friends off set also so some of that may have shown through in thier characters relationship
He IS the son of her dead husband and half brother to her sons with Jock. And besides he kind of filled the void Gary left when he moved to Knots Landing.
Well Ellie knew Ray for many many years before she found out that he was Jock’s son so it would be far out of character for her to resent him when the truth came out. He wasn’t some bum off the streets looking for a hand out.
It’s fiction people.
stepfathers nice? lol sorry no
I like how you have the flashback scenes in these clips as a reminder what previously happened.
Yeah, I agree too. Those flashbacks are great!
One of Dallas' best seasons.
Before the Writers made Ray a Ewing.. he did have his affair with Lucy.... and later they ignored the past relationship.. when he was made a Ewing. .... kind of a shame they didn't at lest touch on the issue briefly.. after all it had to be shocking to both Ray and Lucy to learn they were family. why not show them deal with that past issue and get over it instead of just ignoreing it.
The only ones that knew about their affair, were Ray and Lucy, not something they kept talking about.
@@TheEwing69 Pam knew about the affair between Ray and lucy..she mentioned it to Ray when he and JR tried to brake up Bobby by catching Rey and Pam together. Pam told Rey to back up her story or she would tell bobby , JR and Jock about his affair with Lucy....Lucy had a big mouth and braged about it to Pam.
Ray was wrong saying JR didnt love his daddy. JR would do anything for his daddy.
It always bothered me they did what they did because JR tricked Cliff Barnes the man who almost had Jock sent to prison.
Yes that bothered me as well.
It’s easy to pull yourself out when your sitting on billions.
JR just did what Jock taught him to do his whole life. Miss Ellie and the others could learn that.
I have to wonder if Miss Ellie knew of Jock's unethical, dark side. Or, if she was of the generation of women who simply accepted those things as flaws men have.
msr111 there isn’t a self made multi millionaire anywhere that doesn’t have a dark side.
Everything JR Learned he was taught by his father. Yet JR was always the bad guy. He is the reason the Ewing family became worth Billions.
The best part begins at 1:03 where Ray comes out of his house to see Miss Ellie.
Mar 21, 2020 @ 4:50 pm.
So, ballpark. In the annuals of human history, how much food and drink has been wasted on TV shows. Someone sits down, gets a drink poured, leaves 5 seconds later and doesn't touch it 😊
Guess what? It's not real ice tea.
I guess it is kinda hard to say your lines with your mouth full.
What bothered me about this the most is the short memories of the family. Did they forget that Cliff dedicated his life to making theirs a living hell and that he even tried to have Jock convicted of murder. They should not have cared what JR did to Cliff.
Especially considering once Cliff tried to have Jock sent to jail for a murder he didn't commit.
Right
yup i agree.....cliff barnes always started these fights............
@@zt1053 Yes but the evidence actually did point in Jock's direction.
agreed.....cant count how many time pam said she was all done with cliff then came back to defend him......cliff was the one that always started the trouble
I wish I in a parrallell universe been a Ewing man. Then I had been a staunch J.R. ally. I do not like miss Ellie, Bobby, Ray and all other girlie men.
those who dislike this must of been double crossed by jr
gee skin hahahahahahah
The list of people JR did not double cross would be a short one. He spent more time and effort screwing people over and bed hopping than running Ewing oil. Must have taken lots of vitamin E.
Looking back, I can appreciate once again how beautiful Donna is. I also now respect her character and Ray much more now that I'm older.
How so?? The character is kinda dull and lifeless. I dont know if Susan Howard was a very strong actress…folding your arms behind your head as an acting move when your character is struggling is weak…it is called “indicating.”
@@Mister_ListenerYou’re a dope, no offense.
@@chandlerwhite8302 and you have a fetish for insulting people who may not agree with you? Calling people names is real dumb. All because Susan Howard is a mediocre actress and it hurts your feelings i guess?
It's nice how Ms Ellie kissed Ray at the end. Most step mothers are not that loving
Ms. Ellie was well-bred, old money, and Barbara Bel Geddes was fantastic in her portrayal -
Cornelius was a nice lady.
Hammerton32 Amen
Often times, she would introduce him as her "son".
That’s because she wanted something from him. She never set foot in his little brick house otherwise.
One of life's lessons I learned from the *Dallas* TV series was to never hand-over my voting rights of the company shares I owned to another individual. JR's nefariousness with what he did when obtaining those proxies made me a strong believer to never sign-over proxies.
I know it was for drama but the voting shares storyline was dumb. Gary and Ray knew nothing about Ewing Oil or the oil business so it was not realistic for Jock to give these two know nothing shares in the company that he founded. Further, Gary made a joke of it by giving his shares to Lucy who knew less than nothing. Finally, given all the hell Cliff put the family through over the years including trying to have Jock convicted of murder, they should not have cared what JR did to Cliff.
And life lesson I learned is never mess with JR
You would never have to worry about this ever happening to you. You don’t have nothing so nothing to sign
@@mrperfecttt001007 Actually, I do.
Myself being AAA member [US] for roadside assistance and insurance, the AAA HQ sends me a proxy to fill out for the upcoming annual meeting on voting matters.
I've never submitted a proxy to AAA, as I had no familiarity of the individual(s) I'd be signing my voting rights away to.
Jr did what Jock would have done and probably did when he was younger
Donna was passionate about that lemonade. I believe she adlibbed when she asked Ms. Ellie if she wanted a lemon in her tea. I doubt that was in script.
Appearently, while Ray was in jail, JR Ewing went over there with a proxy in his hand so that Ray can sign it thereby giving JR Ray's 10% of ownership of Ewing Oil.
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Donna boring til her Stepson visited
Donna great in politics
I cant stand Ray, Donna and Clayton Farlow.
Miss Ellie, best and most beautiful of all the women in Dallas. Best Actress no doubt.
I bet they tried different things to keep the papers on the table till someone just said hey lets use some stones 😂
This house is easy to find, about 5 minutes east of Southfork. The owners added on to it though, but still recognizable
Always wondered who owned this other house
Shocked it's still there considering the growth in DFW.
What about Gary's votes miss Ellie???
Gary gave Lucy his proxy, that's why Miss Ellie mentioned her, Bobby, and Lucy.
The whole voting shares storyline was dumb. Gary giving his shares to Lucy was just as stupid as Jock giving them to Ray and Gary.
@@LBF522 it made no sense. When Jock went to South America, JR was solely running the company, as he had for years.
It just reminds me of how the world is running today. Dam I can see it
That was good to show the flashback so everybody understood what Ray had done in signing the shares over to JR as a reference.
What was his issue here? Why was Ray so low and mopey?
@@Mister_Listener Jock's death
When I originally watched the show, I paid more attention to Sue Ellen and Pam. But damn - Donna sure has nice legs as well.
CV SoG Donna was so pretty
Yes she did.
Yes Donna was another beautiful woman
Yes, the gorgeous Susan Howard.
I much preferred Donna over rebounding Jenna as Ray's wife along with Baby Margaret.
Always loved that Jeep pickup ray drove.
It's a southern thing I believe as a sign of respect to call women miss before their first name.and J.R. was evil,how can anyone be on his side? He deserves whatever bad happens to him.He has almost no redeeming qualities at all,except for loving jock,miss Ellie,and John Ross.
I'm always dying to see the next clip of what happens next...
JR loved Jock, when it was actually "not enough" for him to understand what love was, though Jock had taught all the things that JR did, esp. the things that they were wrong. Of course, everybody loved Jock! He was tough 'as a pistol,' but was the darndest father of Southfork.
A real Farter 💯 👏
Ray was always so weak.
This was DALLAS (1982-1983) sixth season premiere. :)
Originally it was season 5, when it aired on CBS. Warner Brothers renamed all the seasons, calling the miniseries season 1, renaming original season 1, season 2, etc
Those haircuts though, they could've done better.
He still had the assets though, right?
She was sitting already when telling her to sit down 😆
I never cared for the Donna character. Seemed to.come across as a gold digger, she went to anyone who had money.
What? She was a career woman what are you even talking about? She was the only female on that show that had any real career of her own.
Ellie never took one sip of Donna’s delicious homemade iced tea !!!! 😂
Miss Ellie likes her tea warmed to the temperature of 92 degrees.
Miss Ellie was gangster.
Love the Lincoln
Ray looked so much like Jock
Maybe that's why Miss Ellie loved him, reminded her of Jock...
It was the grey hair made them lool alike. On a side note hagman , principal, duffy, and Grey all said they looked at Davis as a father figure during the show
Ain’t a finer lady in the great state of Texas than Miss Ellie. Fight me
Boom Mic reflection at 1:58.
Why didn't Ray sign them over to Bobby instead?
J.R. is a businessman and business is business !!
Who's the delicious guy driving miss Ellie?
In 2022, he’s probably 70 and 300 lbs. lol
J.r was a conniving rip off
Miss Ellie the best 🤗❤👍👍
Donna 🤗👍
“Rye?! Miss Ellie’s here to see you!” 😂
Ok
Ray had an amazing tan...
...Nice touch how Ray made JR drop to his knees...very symbolic. Ray wasn't as simple as he seemed. : )
Say What?
@@J_Ru31352 🙄...Fast forward to (5:53) & then figure it out for yourself.🤔
@@user-mj8nf2vp7q Not really like how you made it out to be. Ray was just acting sarcastic while at his lowest over losing Jock for J.R. to take advantage of the situation in getting Ray to sign away his Ewing Oil voting shares. Ray ain't got no kinda power over J.R. on any level.
True. Hagman’s acting scared was a nice touch too lol
It was more to show how low and slimy a character JR was being. He literally got Ray at his lowest to sign over his voting shares Ray dropping the forms was the proverbial finger to JR.
Why did everyone call her Miss Ellie? Why not just Ellie or Mrs Ewing? Wtf?
Mark Thompson I love it!
She insisted on being called Miss Ellie.
They are southerners.
When Valene came back to Southfork in the first season, she called Ellie “Mrs. Ewing” and Miss Ellie corrected her and said, “Ellie”.
That's just what we do in the south. We call ladies by their first name, but we put a "Miss" in front of it so we won't sound rude. If I'd met Barbara Bel Geddes while she was still alive, I'd probably have said, "Hi, Miss Barbara."
Zzz
JR, the biggest bastard to go down in television history
Glad , J.R. got the voting shares.
Jabroni Camel so was I it was stupid of miss Ellie to blame JR for Cliff trying to kill himself
@@stevesmith3818 Miss Ellie never knew how devious Cliff Barnes can be as though she could overlook the notion simply by having been Digger's son.
@@stevesmith3818 and like J R. said. Cliff took that action on himself when all J.R. did was screw him over in business. Just like any of the others to off themselves whether successful or not for grown men responsible for themselves personally.
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The reason why Ray Krebbs signed over the proxies to JR Ewing is because he did want anything to be related to Jock's family.
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Miss Ellie, your driver is HOT!
Gee, what a great mother. Siding with Cliff Barnes over her own son. After Jock died, Ellie became a disgrace to the Ewing name.
Bobby too, as well as Lucy??? Miss Ellie did the moral thing and had J.R. removed from Ewing Oil
Miss Ellie had morals!
Jax James That was her problem.
@@daveb.4460 Not really, she also had an obligation as majority shareholder to keep J.R. from ruining Ewing Oil's name further until Jock returned.
@@daveb.4460 What's wrong with having morals?! 🤔