Jock Ewing's Death

[@andrewbullers6302]

Larry Hagman should have gotten an Emmy for that final scene. You can clearly see him displaying the signs of mourning in anger, sadness, acceptance. All without saying a word.

[@flight101]

Larry was beautiful

[@CBB1981]

I think the actual loss of Jim Davis in real life played in how great the emotions came through for Larry in that scene. ❤

[@yvetteantoinette5685]

JR loved his daddy! This scene always makes me cry! Loved Dallas and JR!

[@laminage]

Yeah, remember the Old School Family Photo where Jock has his hand on JR's shoulder. Did you see how happy and proud he was. JR was always the happiest when he and Jock were alone together.

[@DarleneAshleyCheleze]

it still makes me cry. Jock was such a big part of the show. and this woman can say - i am still a Dallas junkie.

[@lloydkline3265]

I love cliff barnes and j.r.ewing battles , Jeremy Wendell and j.r.ewing battles. J.r.ewing pretty dates and romantic partners etc etc

[@amydorsey5996]

No matter how old we are .... something about still needing a parent is with us.

[@maureenmcgovern6119]

It’s true.

[@maureenmcgovern6119]

My mother her been gone since 1974.

[@rockyracoon3233]

@@maureenmcgovern6119 . Ditto.

[@djcaz97]

You never outgrow that feeling 😢😞

[@sanjeevksharma]

Absolutely!! Amen!!

[@fernieaguilar7862]

A beautiful tribute to Jim Davis , it still makes me cry when I see it 😢😢😢😢 RIP Jim Davis & Larry hangman 🙏🙏🙏🙏

[@justinbeeler5770]

One of the three times J.R. ever cried, When he thought Sue Ellen might die (end of the first season), when his daddy died, and when Bobby died. RIP Larry Hagman.

[@nyracingfan]

Justin Beeler actually 4 times... he was crying when Miss Ellie (Donna Reed) took Jock’s painting down after Clayton moved into Southfork.

[@brianfreeman9554]

The whole series was great to watch!

[@airkuna]

when sue ellen might die?? this scene never happened

[@october65-h6e]

@@airkuna kzbin.info/www/bejne/g5ysc5x6Z5pkmKc

[@BrianKitching-wv5nh]

Larry Hagman was brilliant as J.R

[@santiagocano9127]

RIP JIM DAVIS, BARBARA BEL GEDDES, AND LARRY HAGMAN . DALLAS WILL LIVE ON FOR MANY YEARS TO COME.

[@keithclark7266]

RIP also to Howard Keel, Ewings lawyer, Jordan Lee, the other Cartel members, Donna Reed

[@jonathanwashington6083]

And now Ken Kecheval....😢

[@jexplink]

In those last 10 seconds Larry Hagman shows what a supremely talented actor he is. A magnificent performance.

[@k.b8684]

Jex plink Very good acting. He played his part

[@GrasshopperRDG]

Yes! I remember... while watching this actual episode and I felt so stirred* with emotion and now, here in KZbin age, revisiting this clip is like reliving the impact as a dedicated viewer! Raw emotions felt, especially when losing a parent! {Same intensity}. 💚*

[@rockyracoon3233]

He didn't have to utter a single word!

[@bryant6524]

Best acting by Larry, I've ever seen, ever.

[@tonymeyer4786]

I agree.

[@rconnor9966]

The emotion he shows when he looks up at the sky and smiles is amazingly good. It seems to come from a special place. It's as if he's releasing Jock and paying homage to him at the same time for a life well-lived. Brilliantly done.

[@neilrobinson1815]

the bbc was sad

[@Cezz-n3i]

Well said

[@NoName-jq7tj]

Absolutely brilliant television. The last minute of Larry Hagman is very powerful.

[@SCOTT265B]

Rest in Peace, Larry Hagman. J.R. you were my all-time favorite T.V. character. If their were a Mt, Rushmore for TV characters you'd be on it with Jackie Gleason, Carroll O'Connor, and Lucile Ball.

[@reginaldstyles9549]

Captain Kirk Also On That List, William Shatner 🙏😊💕

[@rupert1862]

Saddest scene in Dallas. Makes me sad for the character, but especially Jim Davis the real person. He had worked hard in the industry his entire life and finally hit the jackpot with Dallas at the end. I wish he could have lived longer and had a chance to enjoy his new fame and fortune a few more years. In interviews, and photos of him at his real home with his wife, he seemed like just a regular hard working guy you could hang out and share a beer with. I read that after his daughter was killed in a car accident that he hit the bottle pretty hard, and John Wayne started casting him in some of his movies to keep him busy.

[@claybenjamin1429]

Such a powerful moving and heartfelt scene especially watching it now knowing that Larry, Barbara and Ken are also now all deceased. The emotion captured in this scene is real because Jim Davis had actually just passed away at that time

[@scottmoore1614]

I think that this scene capped off one of the most sincerely moving episodes in television history. The cast really had lost one of their own and was mourning the loss of Jim Davis.

[@Littlelewie151]

The music at the end spoke right to my heart ❤!!! Larry did an excellent job, but whoever came up with that music deserved a pat on the back!!!

[@Nightrain76]

I got goosebumps watching that. Great J.R. moment. Jock Ewing was one of TV's great characters.

[@gumballrally427]

Larry Hagman paid a wonderful tribute to Jim/Jock ... without saying a single word.

[@derrickjackson6737]

Jim Davis 1909-1981 Larry Hagman 1931-2012

[@MMAfighter38113]

The music playing at the very end went with the scene very well.

[@hardren101]

i get your point...larry Hagman was an underrated actor....a veteran actor who always delivered.

[@jasonraczkowski6001]

+Chase Jackson this showed the human side of JR

[@jasonraczkowski6001]

+Chase Jackson bruce brougtons music made this powerful scene

[@Chemdawg2009]

Still can’t watch this scene without crying. Reminds me of losing my own father.

[@waltlee]

that was heartbreaking,for MS Ellie,she holds herself so together,which shows true character,I even felt sorry for JR,whom I know loved his father,if he didn't always agree with him.

[@coyboys95]

Rest in Peace Larry you were a great actor and no one else could have played JR. Ewing.

[@scottmoore1614]

I would argue, still one of the most powerful moments in television history. Great acting and the emotions they were feeling must have been quite real because of the loss of Jim Davis in real life.

[@Brezo18]

Now Jim and Larry are sharing a beer in heaven.

[@ohwell94]

a bourbon and branch😊

[@alphonsofriday3611]

good

[@jordanthomas7304]

Jim and Larry reunite in heaven with a beer!

[@rockyracoon3233]

Jordan Thomas. It was never the same show without Jock!😢

[@AVILE00]

ohwell94 I always wondered is that a real drink you can get at a bar?

[@rickjones257]

Beautiful Tribute to Jim Davis. Larry Hagman was such a Great Actor.

[@RetrofanFilms]

Knowing they shot the episode after his passing, I'd love to see the new show re-create this ending; with Josh Henderson as John Ross having a moment like this one that Hagman did. Just to give the son a chance to honor his dad the way that JR honored Jock. RIP Larry Hagman & JR Ewing.

[@vidhead85]

RIP Jim Davis, Barbara Bel Geddes (Donna Reed also) and Larry Hagman

[@stevegili]

Jim Davis died in 1981 and Larry Hagman was 81 when he died; both died of a form a cancer. ROP Mr. Hagman

[@SCOTT265B]

The "New" Dallas has said that Larry filmed a few episodes on the upcoming season. They said that the JR character will also die on the show and they will have a send off that he deserves. RIP Mr. Hagman

[@laminage]

This was one of the saddest goodbyes of a Soap Icon. In my own way I felt sorrier for Ray because he only found out in the not too distant past that Jock was his Father. As for JR, just when he thought he could win his Father's Trust for all of the things he did in the past (IE The Asian Oil Deal), it was in many ways too late.

[@melissagahn6254]

JR is with Jock and Miss Ellie now, may they all rest in peace.

[@Godfather9814]

Think JR took it the hardest when Jock died, he was the only one JR could look up too an probably the only one he could relate too. And speaks volumes that Larry Hagman even had the painting of Jim Davis at his own home

[@chriscdw4578]

Great acting by Larry hagman

[@mikehill584]

The only brother missing from this scene is Gary to make it complete.

[@jasonhopkins5548]

My two favorite actors on Dallas. Is. Jock Ewing. And. JR. Ewing

[@Tribal-Chief187]

I remember as a kid watching this with my mom 😢😢😢 RIP Jock JR and Mom 🥺🥺🥺

[@rockyracoon3233]

Dallas was never the same without Jock!😢

[@k.b8684]

Rocky Racoon It really wasn't the same without Jock Ewing.

[@rockyracoon3233]

@@k.b8684 Ditto!

[@reginaldjackson4173]

True, but I stayed loyal to the show.

[@rockyracoon3233]

@@reginaldjackson4173 . I stopped watching after Victoria Principal left.

[@lincolnlane9235]

I’m not sure America had ever before or has sense ever grieved the loss of a fictitious character who seemed so real to so many people, as was the case with “Jock Ewing”. This was national grief. It felt like somebody kicked a pillar out of something that people could not envision letting go of. As these characters struggled with the loss, so did viewers. Jim Davis’s death and the void it left in this series was a very big deal, and adjusting to his absence was not something ANYBODY was ready to do. People really felt like they had lost somebody they knew personally.

[@SCOTT265B]

Yes Jim Davis who played Jock passed away in real life from cancer.

[@Squab1972]

RIP Larry Hagman and Jim Davis

[@derrickjackson6737]

a sad moment Jock was gone

[@jasonraczkowski6001]

+Derrick Jackson yes it was and the music of bruce broughton

[@kellyweingart3692]

also Ken Kercheval and Howard Keel

[@chrisfbklhhjc]

And Barbara

[@reinholdkorner6473]

Rip. Barbara Bel Geddes (Miss Ellie) 🕯🕯🕯

[@reginaldjackson4173]

I remember feeling bad for the Miss Ellie and the rest of the family, but especially J.R. He loved Jock Ewing so much.

[@rockyracoon3233]

Jock's death knocked JR on his ass!

[@josephgarcia6102]

I watched this today imdb apps

[@stephenm6100]

always makes me cry.

[@MMAfighter38113]

everything JR did was to either please his father or make his father proud of him. Bobby was always Jock's favorite, and Gary was Miss Ellie's favorite.

[@lancer89032]

+msmithstud Yeah, a Cain and Abel competition goin' on there.

[@greglawrence1314]

There were only two people JR Ewing truly loved and respected: his father and his son. And the only person he truly admired was Jock Ewing.

[@drakeconnor9059]

G.C. Lawrence true

[@rupert1862]

He loved Bobby too. The only difference was Bobby was his rival, Jock and his son were not, but he still loved Bobby nonetheless.

[@rockyracoon3233]

Rupert Right!

[@jasonharlor1481]

Great actors can dominate a scene without saying a word,, the incomproble larry hagman did just that in those final 10 seconds, great stuff!

[@cheryl3329]

It was a beautiful picture of Jim Davis he was wonderful at portraying Jock Ewing. Still RIP JD

[@vccstudents]

It was the medallion Jock used to wear. It was all they found at the wreckage site.

[@pui7787]

Like Jim Davis Larry Hagman passed away just the same way. Davis died in April 1981 by cancer and Hagnamn by cancer in November 2012. Both were so special, so unique. I cannot imagine to see actors and humanitarians like those 2 again. Sad, But as God tells us: we will see them all one day

[@keithclark7266]

The portrait of Jock(Jim Davis) at the end of the episode was taken from an episode where Jock is talking to Ray about how he's worried about Bobby running Ewing Oil during the 1980-81 season.

[@reginaldstyles9549]

JR Always Delivered With This Show, Absolutely Touching And Beautiful Scene 💕🙏

[@mtrich8113]

Like Miss Ellie I was in denial that Jim Davis was actually gone until they showed the memorial picture. Seeing that picture gave me some kind of final closure, it was like when James (John Amos) died in Good Times it was really hard to see any father figure leave their family.

[@kclark1169]

Jock,Ms Ellie,Clayton,Harve Smithfield,Digger....may they all RIP

[@ssteelers]

If they did this scene today, it would have had some very distracting pop song in the background.

[@weirdo1060]

All of the Ewing brothers were unshaven. It emphasizes how ragged they were after unsuccessful search for Jock.

[@CBB1981]

One of the most powerful scenes by Larry Hagman on the series. Raw emotion just came through in this scene, no words even spoken.

[@ForceMaximus84]

Somehow, seeing J.R. tear up made it OK to tear up. Very sad.

[@bingoslaststand]

It was Jock's medallion. They found it in the lake where his helicopter went down.

[@mikehill584]

The only time, outside of "Brian's Song, that I have shed a tear over.

[@andrewheckle6807]

I don't think Jock ever had a funeral

[@HPESOJ67]

Truly powerful scene. It shows JR's human side. The loss of Jock on one hand and the pride of being his son on the other hand. I've said it before and i will say it again Jock was the one person JR would not take on. One out of respect and second because he knew that Ewing Oil was Jock Ewing.

[@johnalexander1213]

Powerful. Powerful tribute to Mr. Ewing. We need more Jock Ewings.

[@winstonp.prescott3845]

I was lucky enough to watch this show as a kid when it first ran..WOW!

[@reinholdkorner6473]

RIP Barbara Bel Geddes ( Miss Ellie)

[@mikehill584]

The only time, JR, showed, he was human, was over the three things, he loved the most, the loss of Ewing Oil, the loss of his son, and the loss of Jock!!!

[@larryburton9369]

To all the characters that was on Dallas who went home God Bless 🙏 to all and there families rest in peace 😊❤

[@robertmendoza243]

That's a beautiful painting at the end of the video

[@ed2kou1]

That had to hav ebeen hard on all them, knowing that Jim Davis had either passed, or was on the verge of passing. I always loved how they showed his painting, it was kinda like he's still there.. I'll never forget when Jeremy Wendell was taking over the building of Ewing Oil. He told JR to take it wiith him. Jr said Wendell you touch that, I'll kill you where you stand! LOL Classic. RIP Mr Davis... Watch the new Dallas it's pretty good

[@notar187]

Thanx , helps me ketch up with new show

[@scottyclayton5604]

So damn epic how she is waiting in the dark when the sons come in to tell her. Brilliant television.

[@alfredoramos5018]

Jr💔

[@shelton705]

I always thought Larry Hagman broke character briefly, and was looking up at Jim in Heaven. At least that's how I interpreted it.

[@scottmoore1614]

I felt the same way. I’ve heard that Jim and Larry were very close. A beautiful scene that is still so moving.

[@elviradela728]

RIP..... GREAT actors, great hearts!

[@d1malcriao]

Larry Hagman gave the producers a sealed envelope how he wanted JR to pass.. Im sure it will be in some JR style, or be as sentimental as when Jim davis passed

[@Via_The_Void]

Heart breaking.

[@AmericanGirl0726]

R.I.P Larry Hagman

[@sporstsfan92129]

I wish my 5 o' clock shadow looked like that. LOL

[@derrickjackson6737]

a big huge big Dallas fan 4 ever

[@Ihavthring]

Is so sad when a character dies in a show / movie and in real life they have also passed away: :(

[@HansaAndrew]

R.I.P. J.R.!

[@Neil1969-b9x]

jim davis was a brilliant actor also larry hagman rip

[@kclark1169]

Jim Davis passed away the week the final episode of the 1980-81 season aired

[@RobertJohnson-mn3br]

Keith thanks for that info. I didn’t know this. Suspected he was very ill during season. Knew that he actually died, but didn’t know exactly when

[@TheMasterNo6]

Who put the music on this - on the original it ended in total silence - no end credits music either. Also, given JR's so ruthless that final scenes a bit like hes thinking 'got it all now!'...it did seem ambiguous...

[@derrickjackson6737]

JR left the Room couldn't take it

[@stephenm6100]

heartbreaking scene😥

[@santiagocanojr.135]

RIP Barbara Bel Geddes.

[@vincente.tiemersma279]

My own mommy went thru the same experience as Miss Ellie

[@arnoarno2908]

good scene...

[@georgemoore528]

I was 9 when Jim Davis died. I remember sitting in the den with my aunt while watching this episode. I was 10 when it aired. I've seen all the episodes and Dallas movies...twice. I

[@johnlewandowski8624]

I was 11 when I saw this episode and remember SO WELL that painting, his name, year of birth, and year of death! Seeing it again on syndication and KZbin.

[@KateDaisyful]

The grief everyone felt was real-my mom cried a lot when he passed

[@jackmeyhoffer5107]

The scene shows that JR actually had the capacity to love.

[@tazoz100]

Sadly she will not . Victoria Principal has refused to return and in the last episode of season 2 of the new Dallas it has been clearly said that Pam died of pancreatic cancer in 1989. Cynthia Cidre the executive producer said in an interview that Pam character was dead for good even if VP changed her mind and wanted to return ( Cidre knows this is something VP will never do ) .

[@jmjfanss]

R.I.P. to Both.

[@va4vi579]

The only thing JR loved more than Ewing Oil.

[@Neil1969-b9x]

the end is sad

[@jerry77734]

R.I.P. Jim Davis.

[@vccstudents]

It was his medallion.

[@stephenm6100]

heart breaking.. like a real family. rip JE

[@sandrorego]

Muito bonito esse momento. O Jr, que é o vilão da história, chorando a morte do pai. Muito bonito o momento. Parabéns à produção por esse momento tão bem registrado.

[@cupcakefairy87]

I think that they will replicate this storyline for the new Dallas. Or, it could go like this: JR goes off on a business trip elsewhere in Texas and dies of a heart attack during the meeting. John Ross would then receive a phone call saying his dad has died and breaks the news to the rest of the family. The family would then travel over there to arrange for his body to be flown back to Southfork for the funeral. Several characters from the past could then be brought back.

[@reinholdkorner6473]

Nr 1Miss Ellie, Nr 2 Bobby, Nr 3 Pamela, Nr 4 Lucy, Nr 5 Donna 👍

[@Juliaflo]

Somehow, I will always remember Jim Davis from 'Rescue 8'. (Don't figure out my age, LOLOLOLOL).

[@pui7787]

Yes, dear Andy, it is so true. Great People like Larry Hagman and Jim Davis died because of cancer. Maby, maby Davis, Hagman, Robert Taylor etc, all are gethering in heaven now and let us know in a silent ways: till we all meet up here.

[@justinturley7071]

Dallas Season 5 Episode 13 The Search Starring Barbara Bel Geddis as Miss Ellie Jim Davis as John Ross (Jock) Ewing (Stock Footage) Patrick Duffy as Bobby Ewing Lynda Gray as Sue Ellen Ewing Larry Hagman as John Ross Ewing Jr. Susan Howard as Donna Crebbs Steve Kanaly as Ray Crebbs Ken Kercheval as Cliff Barnes Victoria Principal as Pamela Barnes Ewing Charlene Tilton as Lucy Ewing