WHO SHOT HIM?

The character of JR Ewing finally met his doom and the farewell will be shrouded in the same mystery as the Dallas classic Who Shot JR? Unfortunately JR will not be coming back to Ewing Energies to scheme himself back to the top. The Dallas re boot has given fans something that they never wanted to see, the demise of its antihero protagonist and antagonist. JR is gone and the way he left was the same manner he lived, in a cloud of mystery.

So it's good question to ask, who did it?  Cliff Barnes? was it the Venezuelans that negotiated to take over the drilling rights to Southfork? Was it someone from JR's past? The fact is that there are 8 episodes left to figure out who killed the main man in Southfork Ranch. One thing is certain and that is that JR will leave a hole so big that it may sink Southfork.

The send off will be as great as what made JR memorable and that is what matters. Goodbye JR, give them a hard time in heaven trying to merge them with hell.

ONE LAST TIME JR

Dallas will never be the same now that JR is gone. It's easy to speculate that the new series may not survive now that the soul of the Dallas core died. The 10 gallon hat, the neckerchief, the Rolex with the custom made strap, and the boots will stay in one corner casting an impossible shadow.

As a fan of the series I would love to see how they will kill of good ol' JR. With the incredibly powerful Cliff Barnes perhaps it would be approrpiate to give JR's biggest nemesis his first victory Maybe JR fell victim to a plane crash arranged by Cliff in his attempt to destroy the Ewings. Perhaps JR was killed by an old nemesis such as Westar Oil's disgraced former CEO Jeremy Wendell. I think it would be nice to see him go out in one last battle.

I am sure it's all going to depend on the direction the new episodes are headed and what they were doing in terms of the story focusing on the newer characters. JR Ewing is a character that will never be topped, replaced, forgotten, or ignored. JR is a part of America's fabric and as such he should leave as he came in and that is with grand style and incomparable