N Bobby is inquiring "When did u make this decision? n this is something we shld sit dwn n discuss......ummm that ship sailed when Jr mortgaged their home w/o discussing it.....Jock sitting dwn n discussing it is a courtesy vs obligation.....Her father made his wishes very clear n she was put in a position 2 betray that request....of course it weigh on her mentally.
No Way they don’t need this show back because too many dirty happenings J.R. did we are desperate today for More Christian shows just wish people could come up kinder shows
Jock was a fabulous character and Jim Davis was perfect in that role. As good as the show managed to be without him, I sure wish he'd been around longer.
Show was never the same after his death...I often wonder, how the storyline might have played out had he been around...I do not believe Jr & Sue-Ellen wld have divorced n I damn sure don't believe they wld have ever lost Ewing Oil.
Yes, but keep in mind that it was JR's fault. He did a very bad business deal, put Southfork in Jeopardy and got "Daddy" very angry. After Jock "dissed" him in front of Vaughn Leland, he was so humiliated. Until the day Jock died, JR acted like a "Scared Needy Little Boy" who never had Daddy's love unconditionally. On Soaps that's seen alot. On Guiding Light Roger Thorpe played by Michael Zaslow had that with his Father Adam Thorpe. Co-Incidentally Larry made his Bones on it's Sister Show The Edge Of Night.
These episodes leading to JR getting shot are TV’s finest ever and this story about how JR risked everything for the Asian oil wells and how it all ended up becoming a cash cow temporarily and then screwing over the cartel before the nationalization just stands alone as great storytelling.
The writing was great but what made it classic TV at it all-time best was the right actors in the right roles...The orig cast had a truly amazing Chemistry...Jim Davis was born 2 play Jock, Bel Geddes was amazing as the refined matriarch that spoke softly but carried a big stick, but the greatest casting...Hagman as the devil himself...Jr. Ewing...."Your overstepping ur place Miss.Ellie....My place?, what is my place?, It isn't running this ranch, It isn't RUNNING EWING BUSINESS, it isn't deciding what we keep n what we give away."
@@Ebd1990 One time Jock stepped btwn Jr and Bobby n told them " Break it up before i beat the hell outta both of you......took me aback b/c my daddy has said those exact words to me & brother before......My dad was strict and stern but i had much respect for that man b/c he was a great father and made genuine attempts to do the things that a father is supposed to do.....
Smh, if Ms Ellie married Digger Barnes, she definitely would've lost her home. Jock had it all together and Ms Ellie married him though she loved Digger. But Digger was a drunk and spent all his money on booze
You also noticed that JR drank as a "Coping Mechanism". Also Bobby & JR should know that while they "Ran" Ewing Oil, it was first and foremost "Jock's". He started it from scratch, he had his setbacks when he was wildcatting and partnering with Digger Barnes, also he knew never to take heavy financial chances when certain assets would be in Jeopardy.
I totally Enjoyed it When Jock Finally told off J.R. used to watch this every week never missed it forgot lots of it guess doing other things easy to forget
My favorite part of that fight is when they beat up the men and on the way out Jock said 300.00 aught to cover it buddy, and handed the bartender 300.00 after they destroyed the place. Then when they got outside Jock said “the best fight I have had and I loved it boy”. RIP to the character Jock Ewing and the actor Jim Davis. Who was a real man. 🙂 oh and Bobby is not a Jr. JR is the jr. And you left JR out your comment about the fight. He was scared to get up and get roughed up but don’t forget the last part of the fight he knocked that man in the head with a beer glass when the man got punched and fell by JR and JR smacked him with that glass. I guess he did his part.😂🤣
The Asian wells came thru and JR came thru for Ewing Oil. I hated JR for mortgaging Southfork, Miss Ellie's family home. Jock saved Southfork when the Southworths were struggling and about to lose the home and years later, JR could have lost it, disgracing his family.
Jock spoke sternly and JR s*** his pants. I believe Jock was the only one JR was really afraid of. "Sit down and shut up, JR". Yep, Jock had JR's number. lol
Was this the Office that Jock occupied back in the day? Remember in the First Episode when it was a Five Part Miniseries and JR Said "You Put Me In Your Chair Daddy".
I think the backstory was the bank was going to foreclose on Southfork when and Jock/ Ewing Oil paid it off. So back then Ewing oil owned Southfork but years later in Jock's will he left it to Miss Ellie as the sole owner.
But guys, by season's end JR and Jock will be back closer and stronger as Father and Son, being on the same page, while Bobby was on the opposite side.
It would have been even extra entertainment if the Ewings bought a pro sports team. Imagine the storylines. Afterall, they were supposed billionaires in the early 80's. Could have owned multiple teams
Thought Bobby would agree with his dad considering how mad he was about JR mortgaging Southfork. 75 cents on the dollar seemed like a good idea or good deal given how it seemed to break the family.
@@SnowDaulphin Bobby was "Smarter" he knew never to "question" what Daddy decided in front of Business Associates. Only after did he try to be the voice of reason. Also when Vaughn Leland confronted JR about the Asian Deals that made him go Bankrupt, he turned to Bobby for help and Bobby said "You Know Where I Stand". Even when Bobby knew what JR was wrong and bad and evil, he'd never go against JR especially in front of a Business Associate and certainly not Daddy.
In this scene JR is the one who goes to the cattle's men's club to get drunk !! XD Thanks for the Upload !! And I guess this would be a bad time for JR to say he wanted to teardown Southfork and turn it into an oilfield.. XD
THAT FLIP-FLOP SHOULD OF HAPPENED RIGHT THEN & THERE. BUT, LARRY WAS JR FROM THE BEGINNING, AND DID AN AWESOME JOB. SO CONVINCING WITH THAT ROLE ✌️✌️✌️✌️✌️
He felt like a failure. From the moment he was a Little Boy, he never felt his father could love him unless he brought in big deals. Jock admitted that he made JR the way he was by teaching him that he had to win no matter what the cost. Kind of like how Joe Kennedy was with his Sons.
JR, YOU COULDN'T PUT 2 & 2 TOGETHER WITHOUT COMIN' UP WITH 5. A WISECRACK HE USED ON CLIFF IN AN EPISODE./ I GUESS THE SERIES CONTINUES WITH A NEW GENERATION AND LEFTOVER OL' CAST MEMBERS.
The only man who could shut down JR Ewing with a word- Jock. Jim Davis was a badass cowboy
I couldn't agree more
Miss Ellie could shut Jr. Down as well!
I seen miss Ellie leave Jock speechless a few times . Miss Ellie was soft spoken but when she got mad, JR or Jock couldn’t do nothing with her.
@@Ebd1990 Yeah that's true.
“We don’t shoot craps with Southfork, is that plain?”
Amen. Well said, Jock!
N Bobby is inquiring "When did u make this decision? n this is something we shld sit dwn n discuss......ummm that ship sailed when Jr mortgaged their home w/o discussing it.....Jock sitting dwn n discussing it is a courtesy vs obligation.....Her father made his wishes very clear n she was put in a position 2 betray that request....of course it weigh on her mentally.
Jock Ewing (Jim Davis RIP) was everyone's father and grandfather. He is truly missed.
AWESOME SHOW !!!!
Needs to be back on television. ☺☺
That's for dam shore all the soaps need b back
No Way they don’t need this show back because too many dirty happenings J.R. did we are desperate today for More Christian shows just wish people could come up kinder shows
The original show!
To late now. Thay all dead or to old an senile an decrepit. Thay cain be on 📺 now. You is ignunce.
If you have Amazon Prime right now in 2022, all seasons are free on Amazon prime. I’m enjoying it.
“Siddown & shuddup Jr!” Nuff said.😁
You don't mess with Jock when it comes to 'biniz.'
Jock was a fabulous character and Jim Davis was perfect in that role. As good as the show managed to be without him, I sure wish he'd been around longer.
Agreed
Show was never the same after his death...I often wonder, how the storyline might have played out had he been around...I do not believe Jr & Sue-Ellen wld have divorced n I damn sure don't believe they wld have ever lost Ewing Oil.
@@hardren101 Yes true..By then we Never gotten to know Cally. XD
@@MrCraigblaze We got to knw enough....Never cared much for Cally n she n Jr lacked chemistry.
The show was never the same without him.
One of the few times I ever saw JR looked so defeated even Bobby felt sorry for him when Jock told him to sit down and shut up
Yes, but keep in mind that it was JR's fault. He did a very bad business deal, put Southfork in Jeopardy and got "Daddy" very angry. After Jock "dissed" him in front of Vaughn Leland, he was so humiliated. Until the day Jock died, JR acted like a "Scared Needy Little Boy" who never had Daddy's love unconditionally. On Soaps that's seen alot. On Guiding Light Roger Thorpe played by Michael Zaslow had that with his Father Adam Thorpe. Co-Incidentally Larry made his Bones on it's Sister Show The Edge Of Night.
@@viqarkagzi3922 The thing with JR was he would jump into a deal but never ask the usual questions.
@@LBF522 We all know why .. XD
@@MrCraigblaze yeah greed
Yes and Jock knew that was a major fault. He admitted to Bobby that he taught him to Business and to win at all costs.
One of the Best scenes of one of the best tv shows of all time!
One thing I tell those Ewing boys did respect their daddy!
@Monika Yee • Yes, all 4 brothers respected Jock, but only Bobby had the "Balls" to stand up to him
@@keithclark7266 yah you’re right 🤣🤣
@@keithclark7266 lol agreed
@@monikayee8565 Words so true .And poor Gary would run right for that bottle..!!
Yes, that's because the parents respected their children.
These episodes leading to JR getting shot are TV’s finest ever and this story about how JR risked everything for the Asian oil wells and how it all ended up becoming a cash cow temporarily and then screwing over the cartel before the nationalization just stands alone as great storytelling.
The writing was great but what made it classic TV at it all-time best was the right actors in the right roles...The orig cast had a truly amazing Chemistry...Jim Davis was born 2 play Jock, Bel Geddes was amazing as the refined matriarch that spoke softly but carried a big stick, but the greatest casting...Hagman as the devil himself...Jr. Ewing...."Your overstepping ur place Miss.Ellie....My place?, what is my place?, It isn't running this ranch, It isn't RUNNING EWING BUSINESS, it isn't deciding what we keep n what we give away."
@@hardren101 that last part, Jock Ewing would lay the law down.
@@Ebd1990 One time Jock stepped btwn Jr and Bobby n told them " Break it up before i beat the hell outta both of you......took me aback b/c my daddy has said those exact words to me & brother before......My dad was strict and stern but i had much respect for that man b/c he was a great father and made genuine attempts to do the things that a father is supposed to do.....
@@hardren101 and that’s why I loved the character Jock. He could relate to a lot of peoples daddy
@@Ebd1990 AMEN!!!
Miss Ellie was always haunted by the depression and how the Southworths almost lost everything.
Smh, if Ms Ellie married Digger Barnes, she definitely would've lost her home. Jock had it all together and Ms Ellie married him though she loved Digger. But Digger was a drunk and spent all his money on booze
@@SouthSideLadyWrightRight On. Also Jock loved his cocktails 🎉 he never allowed it to affect Business.
Jock means Business
You mean 'Bidness '!
When he died and that portrait of him was used regularly in the show he became a god like character.
The ultimate JR insult. Telling JR he’s an only child 😂😂
Considering that Bobby was jocks favorite son I would say its a bolt clame
When Jock spoke they all shut up.
It was bad enough; how J R felt about Ray and Gary; but Bobby was his one true brother.
JR was a bully, Bobby fought back. Enough said.
One of the best scenes from Dallas. Jock at his best, JR / Bobby
Agreed
@@emmabison2453 The great Jim Davis - his generation could could act!
@Bleacherz your so right 👍🏼
You also noticed that JR drank as a "Coping Mechanism". Also Bobby & JR should know that while they "Ran" Ewing Oil, it was first and foremost "Jock's". He started it from scratch, he had his setbacks when he was wildcatting and partnering with Digger Barnes, also he knew never to take heavy financial chances when certain assets would be in Jeopardy.
Jock was the man. He made the Ewing’s super rich 🤑, j.r. Made them billionaire’s.
JR thought he Fuck up it came thru Big strike in Asia super Billionaire the Ewings rich rich rich !!!!!!
He cost the family Ewing oil, but they remained billionaires.
Jock made the millionaires Jr made them billionaires
@@derrickjackson6737 And the Barnes got to be dirt poor.. XD
I totally Enjoyed it When Jock Finally told off J.R. used to watch this every week never missed it forgot lots of it guess doing other things easy to forget
Dallas was the best of all times!! Jock was a bad ass. Love the fights with with Bobby Jr. Loved the fights when Jock Ray and Bobby took on a bar.
My favorite part of that fight is when they beat up the men and on the way out Jock said 300.00 aught to cover it buddy, and handed the bartender 300.00 after they destroyed the place. Then when they got outside Jock said “the best fight I have had and I loved it boy”. RIP to the character Jock Ewing and the actor Jim Davis. Who was a real man. 🙂 oh and Bobby is not a Jr. JR is the jr. And you left JR out your comment about the fight. He was scared to get up and get roughed up but don’t forget the last part of the fight he knocked that man in the head with a beer glass when the man got punched and fell by JR and JR smacked him with that glass. I guess he did his part.😂🤣
@@Ebd1990 Bobby was jocks favourite son
“You’re just too damn good to be rich”-JR lol
An iconic phrase pinned by JR Ewing
Sit down, shut up JR. Daddy has spoken!!LOL. 😅😅😅😅😅😅🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉
I would love to have heard an argument between Jock and Mickey from Rocky.
That's for shore lol lol
Shut up, JR... Daddy's talking.
The Asian wells came thru and JR came thru for Ewing Oil. I hated JR for mortgaging Southfork, Miss Ellie's family home. Jock saved Southfork when the Southworths were struggling and about to lose the home and years later, JR could have lost it, disgracing his family.
THERE WERE TIMES WHEN JOCK WANTED TO SLAP J.R. WITH A FLIP-FLOP
It's funny how jock told Jr to shut up 😀😄😆😁
Lol🤣😂
@Tupac Shakur 1617 and Cliff
Jock needs cash and he knows how to do it.
JR has a touch of sociopathic tendencies. People like that don't give a damn about anyone else compared to how they feel about themselves.
JR's words could sting so hurtful the delivery was
Larry Hagman delivered those scenes with the greatness of his acting skills. Only he could play JR
I had no Fred Rogers was moonlighting as a bartender named George back then.
Ole Jock was the second best thang to this show, next to JR.
"I want cash and I want it fast"!.
OK ONLY CHILD. WHO ALMOST DESTROYED EWING OIL.😅😅😅😅
Jock spoke sternly and JR s*** his pants. I believe Jock was the only one JR was really afraid of. "Sit down and shut up, JR". Yep, Jock had JR's number. lol
Was this the Office that Jock occupied back in the day? Remember in the First Episode when it was a Five Part Miniseries and JR Said "You Put Me In Your Chair Daddy".
I also just realized that at least JR had a place to sit. In Fargo Jerry Lundegaard didn't.
How he mortgaged it without Ellis signing we still do not know.
Southfork was a Ewing oil asset at that time!
@@viqarkagzi3922 Ewing oil (Jock) owned it at the time JR mortgaged it!
I think the backstory was the bank was going to foreclose on Southfork when and Jock/ Ewing Oil paid it off. So back then Ewing oil owned Southfork but years later in Jock's will he left it to Miss Ellie as the sole owner.
@@willisapril Yes-thank you!
@@viqarkagzi3922 Go back and watch the show He owned the damn ranch!
He said he considers himself an only child. I guess Gary never ever counted.
With J.R. Gary didn't count
@@drw9937 Exactly! He never worked at Ewing Oil or at Southfork. Just having Bobby working there was very hard for JR to deal with.
- lol 😂 hey I also forgot about Gary !!!
@@emmabison2453 They almost always forgot about Gary!
Not in JR's eyes
But guys, by season's end JR and Jock will be back closer and stronger as Father and Son, being on the same page, while Bobby was on the opposite side.
And JR shot by an Unknown person.. XD
again. If Bobby was jocks favourite son how did JR as Jock got closer
It would have been even extra entertainment if the Ewings bought a pro sports team. Imagine the storylines. Afterall, they were supposed billionaires in the early 80's. Could have owned multiple teams
Is That plain!!! Love that!!!! Jim Davis was a great Actor!!!😊
Notice how J.R. disagreed with Jock in front of Von but Bobby waited until Von left.
Edward Malone Bobby saw The Godfather.
Thought Bobby would agree with his dad considering how mad he was about JR mortgaging Southfork. 75 cents on the dollar seemed like a good idea or good deal given how it seemed to break the family.
@@SnowDaulphin Bobby was "Smarter" he knew never to "question" what Daddy decided in front of Business Associates. Only after did he try to be the voice of reason. Also when Vaughn Leland confronted JR about the Asian Deals that made him go Bankrupt, he turned to Bobby for help and Bobby said "You Know Where I Stand". Even when Bobby knew what JR was wrong and bad and evil, he'd never go against JR especially in front of a Business Associate and certainly not Daddy.
@@laminage Great writing
@@laminage great acting and chemistry. Would love to see a remake reboot (not next generational like 2012)
In this scene JR is the one who goes to the cattle's men's club to get drunk !! XD Thanks for the Upload !! And I guess this would be a bad time for JR to say he wanted to teardown Southfork and turn it into an oilfield.. XD
THAT FLIP-FLOP SHOULD OF HAPPENED RIGHT THEN & THERE. BUT, LARRY WAS JR FROM THE BEGINNING, AND DID AN AWESOME JOB. SO CONVINCING WITH THAT ROLE ✌️✌️✌️✌️✌️
Hey only child. LOL.😅😅😅😅😅
Basically telling Bobby to screw off for narcing on him.
I wont CAYSH and I wont it fayste. I been around niss BIDNESS long enough to know that theres no guarantees.
Watching right now,IM tha BLACC jr of tha westside in da702!!!
Was JR crying?
He felt like a failure. From the moment he was a Little Boy, he never felt his father could love him unless he brought in big deals. Jock admitted that he made JR the way he was by teaching him that he had to win no matter what the cost. Kind of like how Joe Kennedy was with his Sons.
Dallas = cocktails
Red Jacket Bowtie
Great Script -
JR, YOU COULDN'T PUT 2 & 2 TOGETHER WITHOUT COMIN' UP WITH 5. A WISECRACK HE USED ON CLIFF IN AN EPISODE./ I GUESS THE SERIES CONTINUES WITH A NEW GENERATION AND LEFTOVER OL' CAST MEMBERS.
Ouch.jr.why,you.got,me.out.of.trouble.this.year2021.tm
From which season please ?
Season 3
@@seansack609 TV season 2.. XD
Telling your grown son to sit down and shut up is fake!
Not when you're Jock Ewing!
Ha ha not when your daddy is Jock Ewing. What a force of nature Jock Ewing was.
Sound pretty real to me lol 😆
Jock seemed exactly like the kind of guy who would talk like that to his grown son lol 😆
Ok
Jock was a bad man straight beast 😂😂😂