All language subtitles for Dallas - War of the Ewings

Good morning.

JR, you in, get up.

What time is it?

It's after eight.

Weren't you the one that
suggested the three of us lunch

in Amarillo today?

Yeah.

Yeah.

In the words of JR Ewing,

oil is a business
for early risers.

Do you want to be a
player in this game?

Get up.

That's fine. Good morning.

Good morning.

Pleasant dreams?

Yeah, fascinating.

You're bright eyed and
bushy tailed this morning.

Good morning, everybody.

Morning, Bobby.

Hey, Bob. Yeah. Did you see
the headlines this morning?

It said, Westar Oil, top
independent in Texas.

How about that?

I remember when Ewing Oil
used to be number one.

Well, I wouldn't be
too complacent, JR.

Those numbers
change by the hour.

Oh, I don't know.

Since I've been running Westar,
it hadn't changed that much.

I bet Ewing Oil will
surprise you yet, JR.

Well, with you and
Bobby running Ewing Oil,

I don't think Westar's really
got that much to worry about.

Oh, come on, JR.

No offense. Now, I don't
mean to offend you.

J.

R, could we have one family
breakfast without you talking

about the oil business, please?

Well, sure.

Let's just be a
normal, happy family,

Only when you think
about it, here we sit,

three single multimillionaires
under the same roof.

Well, guess every family
has their little quirks.

I'll see you in Amarillo.

John, I need a loan from your
bank big enough for a hostile

takeover viewing all.

A takeover by Westar? No, by me.

As rightfully mine.

That's an awful
lot of money, JR.

You can't do it
without partners.

I don't want any partners.

Then you'll have to have
more personal assets.

Simple arithmetic.

I got all the personal
assets I need right here.

Get me the loan, John.

JR, you're leveraged
up to your eyeballs.

Even if you liquidated all
your stock and options,

with your tax base
as high as it is,

you couldn't cover a
takeover of viewing oil.

Come on. We've gone
through this before. Maybe.

But with hundreds of
millions of dollars at stake,

your net worth
will not cover it.

Joe, I meant what I said about
you riding the workers too hard.

You keep that up and they're
going to end up slowing down

the output, getting hurt,
or simply walking out.

We can't afford to
lose any good workers.

I heard you loud and
clear, Ms. Ewing.

Thank you, sir.

You handled that well.

Well, he's not a bad guy.

He just gets a little
overeager sometimes.

That's the one I was betting on,

and it didn't disappoint me.

You know, told JR that we'd
meet him at the ranch house.

I'm thinking maybe I should
call him up and cancel.

Why?

Well, it's where all
the roughnecks hang out.

Daddy used to take JR and me
there when we'd come up here to

inspect the fields.

We saw daddy knock more drunks
on their butts in that place.

I'm just not sure it's the
right place for you to be.

Bobby, times have changed.
I think I can handle myself.

All right.

Since we still have time,

let's go to twenty three
and check the reports.

Morning, Amanda. Oh,
hello, Ms. Smithfield.

Why don't you call me
Anita? I'll hold his calls.

Good

morning, counselor.

Good morning, J. R.

Darling, I'm afraid I'm gonna
have to cancel our afternoon.

Oh.

I'm having lunch with Sue
Ellen and Bobby up in Amarillo.

I'm through making
offers for Ewing Oil.

From now on, I play hardball.

Well, now I'm your lawyer.

You better tell me what
you're planning on doing.

Well, nothing illegal.
Divide and conquer.

I need Bobby at South Fork and
Sue Ellen at Ewing Oil alone.

And the closer I
put them together,

the faster it's gonna happen.

How you plan on doing that?

I'm working on it.

Oh, say, by the way,

have you come up with anything more
on those geologicals McKay had done?

I hear the real promise.

Just as you suspected, there's
oil under Ray Crabbe's ranch.

Oh, damn.

Why did daddy ever
give him that land?

Well, with those rich oil
reserves running through the

land, you can use it as
collateral to get Ewing back.

I mean, assuming
Krebs will sell.

Where is he these days anyhow?

Oh,

in Switzerland, doing whatever
cowboys do in Switzerland.

Not your favorite brother,
Well, that is one big mistake.

I just got a great idea.

What?

Why don't I use Ray's land
and the oil under it as collateral

to take over Ewing Oil?

Great idea, JR.

Yeah.

Think you can get
the ranch from Krebs?

I've never had any
trouble getting anything from Ray.

What about Bobby and Sue Ellen?

Oh, I can handle Sue Ellen.

But Bobby, well,

sometimes he comes across
as being kind of soft.

But if he wants to,
he can be damn tough.

Y'all check on
those tanks today?

Yo,

watch this.

After I poured the wine,
they said if I must,

I'll go down in flames.

Howdy, man.

I couldn't help but notice
you got a great set of wheels.

Hey, Why don't you take
it back to the bar?

You see, I'm
talking to the lady.

Oh, I know.

But if you just take
it back to the bar.

Now, that was

in there.

Come on, Cicero.
Let's get out of here.

Excuse me.

Ray.

Well, Ray, welcome home.

Hi, Ray.

Well, Sue Ellen, are you sure you
want to be in the oil business?

More and more.

Actually, it was sort of
exhilarating in there.

Mr. Ewing?

Oh, yeah. Yeah.

There you are.

Thank you. Here, and
buy the boys a drink.

Well, thanks for
nothing, Mr. Ewing.

This was supposed to
be a walk in the park.

They nearly put us
in the hospital.

Who was the, the other
guy? Randy Krebs.

Always shows up
like a bad penny.

Listen, I want you to
do something for me.

Right? Throw me out of
here, but real gentle here.

Throw you out of here?
Yeah, but be gentle.

Oh, real gentle.
Yeah. No problem.

Are you, ready? Yes. Go.

Now, wait a minute. Wait
a minute. Wait a minute.

Got Wait. Get out of here.

All right,

What are you doing to me?

Why did you leave me
all alone in there?

Hell, I could have been killed.

Oh, I don't know. You looked
pretty safe behind that table.

What are you doing here, Ray?

I thought you and Jenna
were living in Switzerland,

living the high life.

Well, not that it's any
of your business, JR.

I was hired by a European oil company
trying to help them out here in Texas.

-Right. You're a cowboy. Or are
you trying to be a Ewing again?

-JR, you missed the
action in the bar.

Are you determined to
get beat up out here?

Well, no, you're missing
the humor to this, Bobby.

I mean, hell, Ray and Oil Man.

Listen, I'd love to stay in
chat, but I got an appointment.

Oh, why don't you and Cliff
Barnes, start a company?

You can call it the
blind leading the bland.

Oh, there she is.

Hi. Oh, Bobby. Come
on, it's getting late.

We have a meeting with McKay.

Well, take care of
that without me. Bobby?

I just want to do some catching
up with Ray. That's all.

Sure. I'll see you
tonight at dinner. Okay.

And, Ray, don't you be a
stranger at South Fork.

I want to, Alan.
Okay. Hello, Radhook.

Thanks.

Sue Ellen?

Oh, hello, Mac.
It's just me today.

Bobby's been delayed.

That's no problem.

Sue Ellen, this is my
associate, Peter Ellington.

Pleased to meet you,
mister Ellington.

Been waiting a long time
to meet you, mister Ewing.

Thank you.

No one analyzes an
oil field like Peter.

Excuse me just a second.

Sure.

Mom? Alright.

Well, how long
have you known Mac?

Long enough to know that he
is one of the most amazing men

I've ever met, and
without question,

the most brilliant
oil man in the state.

Whatever he needs,
I'll help him get.

I'm sorry?

Mr. Ellington has been
singing your praises.

-I should be singing his.

He

has just discovered an
incredible new source of crude.

-Really? Where?

-Oh, I can't reveal that yet.

We have to get the
papers signed first,

and then we're off and running.

Well, we can certainly
use your expertise.

His work was brilliant
in Kuwait and Venezuela.

I was lucky enough to
lure him back here.

No wife or children?

Nothing interferes with my work.

We make a good team.

He he finds gushers
like a minesweeper

finds mines.

Sue Ellen, I need you and
Bobby to read and sign this.

Now, I guarantee this will make

Ewing Oil bigger and more
powerful than Westar ever was.

JR will die because he's
no part of any of it.

Well,

I'll have to run this by Bobby,
but I'm sure it'll be fine.

It'd be wonderful to welcome
you aboard, both of you.

-Thank you.

It's all filled up, Mr.

Ewing, unless you want to sit
up front. Oh, sit up front?

I told your company I
wanted a limo and a van.

What's the matter
with them anyway?

Sorry, Mr. Ewing.

Yeah. Sue Ellen, let me hitch
a ride with you to the airport.

Oh, sorry, darling.

I've got work to do.

Oh, come on. My my limo
is totally filled up.

There's no room in there for it.

Please.

I love it when you beg.

All

right, come on.

If you're gonna come, you
have to come right now.

Come on. All right, all right.
Follow us to the airport.

Yes, sir.

Thanks,

honey.

Thank you.

Thank you, darling.

Ray, I'm not going back to Dallas
until you tell me what's going on.

I took a job here for six weeks.

I had some personal business in
Dallas to take care of anyway,

so the timing worked out.

That's it?

I made a few mistakes, Bob.

Well, we've all done that.

What else?

All right.

I'm flat broke.

The ranch is
mortgaged to the hilt.

But this is my problem, and
I'm gonna take care of it.

I guess I just don't
have the Ewing touch,

Well, Jenna, she doesn't know
how bad the finances are,

so when this call came
in for the oil job,

I just jumped on it.

Why didn't you call me? I
could have done something.

I'm not taking charity, Bob.

I'm not talking
about charity, Ray.

I'm talking about Ewing Oil.

We've got markers all
over Europe. I'll be okay.

Always taking care
of my own life.

I'll tell you, you want
to do something you love,

why don't you come to South Fork
and help me run that for a while?

I could use the help.

I've got trouble
with rustlers again.

It's one of those hit and run
operations like a few years back.

They've taken over one hundred
head right from under our nose.

Well, can't solve my problem
on a ranch hand, Saurie.

You are not a ranch hand.

When are you gonna accept
the fact you're a Ewing?

Not according to JR. Forget him.

You gotta get past JR.

Have you gotten past JR?

We're not talking about me
here. We're talking about you.

You lead me out of this, okay?

Searland, you're becoming some
sort of workaholic or something.

Look at all this
stuff you got here.

I'm enjoying myself more
than I ever have in my life.

Well, I'm happy for you.

You think it's the old business
you're so happy with or,

who you're partnered with?

Bobby is a far cry from you.

You know, I've been keeping
my eye on you, ain't all.

You have learned more in two
years than Bobby has in twenty.

And he didn't go for
the jugular like you do. No.

His heart is at South Fork
hunting, yours is at Yoyingong.

Let me tell you, it
shows. It really does.

Oh my god.

That bomb was meant for me, sir.

In other local news, a limo
belonging to oil baron JR

Ewing exploded on Interstate
forty earlier today.

The car was headed for
Amarillo Airport. Although Mr.

Ewing was not in
the car, the driver,

thirty five year
old Douglas Harper,

who suffered minor
injuries, revealed that Mr.

Ewing was in fact supposed
to be driving with him.

Police are now investigating what
appears to be an attempt on Mr.

Ewing's life.

Reporting live from the
scene, this is Carmen Jones.

How long is it
gonna take for you

to find out who blew up my limo?

Well, I'm still waiting
on the forensic report.

We already know how it was done.

Somebody put a timer bomb
in one of your file boxes.

All right, I want the name of
everybody who had access to my room and

the limo for it to pick me up.

I know how to do my job, JR.

I will handle it.
I'll be in touch.

Bobby should have been home
by now. I wonder where he is.

See, I'm the one who
almost got killed.

Nobody tried to wipe out Bobby.

A little compassion would
be nice right about now.

Poor JR.

How's that for compassion?

Sue Ellen seemed responsive.
I suspect Bobby will be too.

I've got get locked into Ewing Hall
before I can make any sort of a movement.

I don't think they'll put up with
you giving it a secret much longer.

This is a private deal.

I'm using my own funds.

I don't want this to be
part of Ewing oil until I

decide to put it there.

If anybody finds out about this
field before we make a move on

it, the whole thing
could fall apart.

Bobby and Sue Ellen will see
the geologicals in due time.

I think they may be a bit
squeamish when they find out

it's on Ray Krebs land.

And then again, JR could
come swooping in out of

nowhere, and the whole thing
could go right up in smoke.

Somehow, I don't think so.

Why not?

Didn't you see the news back?

Somebody tried to
blow up his limo.

By fluke, he wasn't in the car,

but he's gonna be looking over
his shoulder for a long time

until whoever's trying to kill
him finally hits the mark.

-JR? -Hello. Where
have you been?

-I came as soon as I
heard. What happened?

-Oh, nothing much.

-Someone tried to kill JR.

Again.

Who? I don't know.
Police are working on it.

Sue Ellen, what about you?
Are you, are you okay?

Oh, I'm I'm fine. Thanks.

Well, I'm going upstairs.

Somebody comes up
and tries to kill me,

I'll ring a bell or something.

Nothing anybody down
here would listen.

-I

was really getting
to worry about you.

-Thanks, but I I'm okay.

-Who's to say that the
killer isn't after all of us?

-You may be right.

We should all be a little
more careful from now on.

-I don't know what I'd
do without you, Bobby.

-Suellen.

How did it go with McKay?

-Bobby, Mac is ready to join us.

-Suellen,

it's touchy bringing
Mac into the company.

He's -He's obsessed with JR.

That could hurt us.

-He's the only oil man I know
that can beat JR at his own game.

-Just remember,
Ewing is about oil.

It's not about destroying
our competitors.

-JR was right when he said you
didn't have the killer instinct.

-Oh, I've got it.

I just don't use
it like JR does,

unless family's threatened.

-Isn't ewing oil
part of your family?

-No.

Ewing Oil is a company.

Daddy built it. I'm
proud to be in it.

But

no, it's not family.

-What's the point of running an
oil company if you're not gonna

take it to the top?

-That depends on what you
have to do to get there.

-Bobby, we're not talking
about committing murder.

All I want is to put Ewing
Oil back where it belongs.

Do you have a problem with that?

-Not so far.

Yeah, come on in.

Hey, Bob.

How you doing?

You know, I was
nowhere near that limo.

That's not what I asked.

Not the first time somebody
has tried to kill me.

Well, that's not
something you get used to.

By tomorrow, I'll have
so many guards around me,

even you'll get frisked
before you can come near me.

Okay. Good. I just want
you to be careful, Edson.

Bobby,

I never thought I'd want
another drink again.

JR, that is not the way to
solve problems. Never has been.

You know, I'm getting a little paranoid
thinking about all the people who hate me.

What if John Ross was in
that limo or Sue Ellen?

Oh, come on. Come on.
Don't do that to yourself.

Just get some sleep. It's gonna
look different in the morning.

Sue Ellen's so lucky
to have you to lean on.

Lord knows I failed
her often enough.

She's fine, J. R.
She's a strong woman.

Yeah, she's strong
on the outside.

But deep down inside, she's
as fragile as bone China.

Need someone to care
for her. She always has.

She needs you, Bobby.

-I'm here for her.
You know that.

-Thanks.

-Let me check under
the bed before I go?

-Get out of here.

Radigan. Hey, Radigan.

Have you been able to find out
who's trying to kill me yet?

Well, I'm working on it, J.

I've got a guy that
knows something about the bomb.

I'm gonna meet with him in the
You let me know as soon as you

find out anything here.

I'm not gonna spend the rest of
my life looking over my shoulder.

You got it.

Come in.

Mr. Ron.

I just wanted to apologize
for my behavior downstairs.

I had a rough day.
I'm just not myself.

Under most circumstances,
that would be a blessing.

Well, you know, it's not a
lot of fun being a target.

Well, you've been in danger
before. You can handle it.

Not like this, I haven't.

I've always had you
around to help me.

Oh, I'm around.
I'm here for you.

Well, you may be just
across the hall, but well,

I feel you've moved
out of my life.

Oh, I'll always be in your
life, in one form or another.

You know, you finally
come into your own.

You've become a really
powerful businesswoman

And you're willing
to take chances too.

Look at the way you knocked
that cowboy on his ass,

I'm really proud
of you for that.

I need that strength.

But mostly I need you, Sue.

You're always the
only woman in my life.

Nice try.

You only want me back so you can try
to get your hands on you and oil.

I wouldn't be surprised if you
set up that whole explosion

just to soften me up.

This is getting real old, JR.

It worked once before, but
it's not gonna work again.

Sue Ellen.

Hey, darling.

Yeah, I'm all right.

I was frantic.

The first report was that
you were in that limo.

Yeah, I dodged that bullet.

Let's hope I can
keep on dodging them.

Well, thank God you're all
right. So how did Amarillo go?

Did your plan work out?

Not exactly, no.

Well, here's something that'll
rattle your spurs and give that evil

mind of yours a boost.

Guess who Bobby and Sue Ellen
are negotiating with to join

Ewing Oil? Who?

Carter McKay.

Well, don't that beat all.

That's the best news I've
heard in a long time.

My plan has fallen
into place, honey.

Well, now how do I
fit into that plan?

Look out your window
in about a minute.

Okay.

Hello, Simone.

Hi, Bobby.

JR is up to his
old tricks again.

-Tell me something new.

-Oh, really? He's
up to something.

Too many compliments,
too much patronizing.

His little Machiavellian
mind is working overtime.

Sue Ellen, that's
just the way JR is.

That's exactly what
he wants you to think.

You

know, strange as it sounds,

I think he really cares
for you, for all of us.

It's just that he does
it in his own way.

Oh, sure. He cares. Like the
time he faked his own death.

That's right.

Came to the funeral in
the back of a pig truck.

How the hell did I get involved
with him in the first place?

I think I married
the wrong Ewing.

Thank you. Can I bring you
something from the kitchen?

No, thanks.

Mr.

Ewing, You get mighty wild after

staring death in the face.

Did I ever thank you
for forgetting me,

your Uncle Harvey's file
on Ray Krebs' ranch?

I think he just did.

You know, that land was a
gift to Ray for my daddy.

That was real generous of him.

Well, didn't know
just how generous.

That cowboy built a house on
it and never realized it's sitting

on a big pool of oil.

Well, then maybe it's time to try to
strike a deal with old Ray, because,

I happen to know he's in some
serious financial trouble.

What?

I had my contacts in Europe,
do some asking around.

It seems a, a Texas cowboy who blows all
his money sort of stands out over there.

Trust me, Krebs is up
to his elbows in debt.

Nada, you are one
extraordinary woman.

All right. Here's the plan.

I buy Krabs' ranch,

get Bobby back on South
Fork where he belongs.

And then with Sue Allen
all alone there, Ewing Aw,

with nobody to turn to,

somebody's gonna have to jump
in there and save the day.

Then there's McKay.

I don't think that old
buffalo's gonna be any problem.

As a matter of fact, he
might prove to be an asset.

Oh, J. R. You have
no conscience.

Well, a conscience
is a lot of trouble.

It's like a boat or an airplane.

If you ever feel you
need one, rent it.

Now listen to me,
Rednegan. I want results.

No more excuses here.

All right.

Excuse me, JR. Jennifer
Jansen is here.

Jennifer

Jansen?

Well, send her in.

Hello, JR.

Well, I never expected to
see you on this side of the

Atlantic.

What's with the bodyguard?

Oh, I had a little trouble
just beeping up security.

Come on in.

Well,

you have improved with time.

I'm I'm not used to seeing you
without London or Paris as a backdrop.

What are you doing in Dallas?

What else? Oil.

Well, you came to
the right place.

Just consider Westar
as one stop shopping.

And I do appreciate
your business, JR,

but we need to
diversify a little bit,

and I was hoping you'd be able to
introduce me to some other independents.

Well, sit down.

I'd be glad to help.

You know, you were very kind
to my father when he was in

trouble, and Jansen Oil
stayed afloat because of you.

That's something
I'll never forget.

Thank you. I really liked
you, daddy. God rest his soul.

And look at his little daughter,

president of Jansen Oil, head
of a big European cartel.

He'd been so proud of you.

Yeah.

So what independence
should we start with?

Well, naturally, Ewing
Oil comes to mind.

Oh,

I understand that your brother
is in business with your ex wife.

Now, that didn't have anything
to do with your breakup, did it?

Oh, no. Bobby's as pure
as the driven snow.

You know, his wife
died a long time ago.

He's been really
lonesome without her.

He needs to get out and about.

See, you know, you could be the answer
to his prayers and mine, of course.

Really?

Oh, J. R.

I hope you're not confusing
me with an escort service because

this isn't about your
brother's social life.

This is about oil.

Oh, no. I I just thought
you all might get along.

Bottom line, can I make
a deal with your brother?

Honey, he take one look at you,

and you can make
any deal you want.

Oh.

Look, there's this one section
I've seen we'll break for lunch.

There's another section there.

R. C.

See if you can get it
pulled off from there.

Alright. Okay. Easy boy.

Hey, Ray.

Bob. You're just in time
to help me fix fence.

Thanks a lot.

Are you selling some
cattle out here today?

No. Why?

On the ride out here,

I saw a truck over
at Two Stick Pasture,

and there's a bunch of guys
out there loading up your cows.

Those ******** are stealing
them in broad daylight.

RC, I want you to call
the sheriff. Okay.

And then get a hold of the
ranch and have some boys jump

in the jeep and meet us at
Two Stick with some firepower.

Wholesome.

Drive up.

Jimmy, you got a problem with
Two Stick. Yeah. Where are you?

Where the hell did
they come from?

Damn, I wish we had two rifles.

Whose idea was this anyway?

Gonna try and sneak
around behind you.

Cover me. No, wait a minute.

Just wait for the
sheriff to come, okay?

Well, then wish me luck.

Hold it.

Right where you
are. Now don't move.

Throw those guns on the
ground nice and easy.

Put the hands up in the air where
I can see them no funny stuff.

Well, looks like you didn't
need us at all, mister Huey.

They're all yours, Scott.

Now turn around there.
Come on. Turn around.

Let's go.

Alright.

Welcome back to South Fork.

I don't know how you boys
got out on bail so soon,

but you better be back
in time for trial.

Hey, you don't sweat it, Pard.

You know, things hadn't
changed much here in Braddock.

We'd rather hang a rustler than
waste the county's money on a trial.

Yeah, well we'll see you.

Hey, I'll meet you
guys back at Lone Star.

Yes, sir.

I told you, no guns.

I heard it was like the
shootout of the O. K. Corral.

Somebody could have
gotten seriously hurt.

Yes, sir, I know.

I know.

And everything was
going great too,

till he and that Ray Krebs
character come along like the

cavalry and messed
everything up.

Krebs again?

Damn.

Alright. Get out
of here, you idiot.

Ragin.

Ray Krebs?

I just wanted Bobby to realize
he was needed more at South

Fork than at Ewing Oil.

Alright. Let's go.

Vicki, everybody inside?

So, Alan, sorry I'm late.

Nice to see you, Bobby.

Hey, Mac.

Your, your partner not coming?

Oh, he's taking care
of the business. Okay.

Well, we, we looked
over the deal.

Don't see anything
we can't live with.

You want all your
salary, percentages,

and stock options to go
to McKay Enterprises?

Personal corporation
for tax purposes.

It's the same deal
I had at Westar.

Bobby, I intend to make a
lot of money from Ewing Oil.

Well, we'll, turn it
over to the lawyers.

One thing, Mac.

We want you here because
of what you can do for us,

and that has nothing
to do with J.

R.

Believe me, Mac, I understand
how you feel about him,

But your position here cannot be a
platform for some personal vendetta.

Understood?

Okay.

All right. Well, let's keep
this all a secret, hon.

We'll let our competitors
know when we're ready.

Sounds good to me.
Talk to you both later.

Bye, Mac.

Bye.

Well,

Sue Ellen, I hope McKay's oil
resources are as good as he

says they they are,

because I don't like the idea
of him withholding information.

Well, he's just protecting
himself until the deal is signed.

It's just good business, Bobby.

I still don't trust him.

Maybe he just wants to be part of
a successful oil company again,

-That's the way it starts.

Then pretty soon, everybody
wants to be king of the hill.

They start plotting the
murder of their competitors.

That's the oil business.

And that's why I'd
rather be at the ranch.

-Look, I know you'd
rather be at South Fork,

but aren't you just
a little bit excited?

I mean, with these numbers
going up and McKay coming in,

I know you're not so sure about
that, but just for a minute,

put your doubts aside.

Bobby, we could be big.

I mean, we could
be we could be big.

Yes, I Really big.
I mean I know.

Know.

I could be big again.

Mean, bigger than
Ewing Oil ever been.

Oh, like the good old days.

Like, and daddy and wild
patterns, textures, gold.

Bobby. Bobby. Bobby, Ewing,
can't you get into this?

I mean, it's fun.

I mean, not as much fun as roping
a steer or something like But damn.

Is it fun to, like, beat
out your competitors?

Calm down.

Right now.

Okay?

I'll I'll get my purse. Okay.

Your chardonnay, sir?

That's great.

Steve, we'll have the usual.
Of course, mister Ewing.

Yeah. Was great. Alright.
Let me see the reports.

The reports.

Don't know.

Hello, Larry. Good to see you.

Bobby, your secretary said
I could find you here.

I want you to meet
Jennifer Jansen.

How do you do?

Hello. Nice to meet you.

And I'm Sue Ellen
Ewing, his partner.

Oh, I'm sorry. This
Sue Ellen Ewing.

I know. Yes. Of Jansen Oil?

Oh, she is Jansen Oil and also
the head of one of the largest

cartels in Europe.

Now Jansen wants to expand,

and although Westar can
supply all her requirements,

she wants to connect with
some smaller independents.

So, of course, I
thought of Ewing along.

It never is out of
your mind, is it?

Bobby, could you take care of her and
see if she gets back to her hotel?

With pleasure.

You're in good
hands now, darling.

Thank you, JR.

Thank you, darling. JR.

If you two will excuse me,

I have work to do back at the
office. Jennifer? Certainly.

Nice to meet you.

Nice to meet you.

Bye, Bobby. Bye.

Is, is this a bad idea for
us to do business together?

-No. Actually, I think it's the
best idea I've heard all day.

Thank you.

I'm sure that Ewing will be able
to supply all your needs, Ms.

Janssen.

-Now, please call me Jennifer.

All right.

Maybe we can discuss
this, over dinner?

Well, that sounds lovely.

Actually,

if I may be so bold, I
know a great little spot.

-All right.

You make the arrangements
and let me know.

-Okay.

Hi, handsome.

Boy, I wish I had a
room here right now.

Well, I'm one step ahead of
you. I already booked one.

Aren't you little
miss thinking bear?

Mr. Ewing? Did you find anybody?

I'll place a call to
beef up your security.

What good is it gonna do to
beef up security if you don't

know who you're looking for?

You all right?

Okay.

Come on, guys. Let's
get out of here.

Somebody get my briefcase.

Hi.

This is my friend, Jennifer
Jansen. Jennifer Georgios.

Jennifer.

Nice to meet you.

Bobby, you're overmatched.

Oh, my.

Hope you got your game face on.

Oh, I'm gonna do
my best. Thanks.

You guys have a wonderful
evening in the Cowboys home.

Thank you.

To see you, Jerry.

So hi. Hi.

Well,

it's lovely.

Thank you.

Would you like some champagne?

Sure.

So how's JR doing
after last night?

Well, he's a little shook up.
Surrounded by security now.

But he'll be all right.

Boy.

This is Westar's box, isn't it?

Yes, it is. They were kind
enough to lend it to me.

Texas Stadium all to ourselves?

Romantic, isn't it?

Well, you have discovered one
of my passions already. Oh.

So tell me Yes. Are you
really a football fan?

No. Troy Aikman's my hero.

There you go.

-Jennifer,

I, I have to ask you this.

-Yes?

-What's your relationship
with my brother?

There has never been
anything between JR and me.

You have my word on that.

I would think he would find
you very hard to resist.

Well, maybe I resisted him.

Look, let's talk
about Ewing Oil and

what kind of deals you and
I can make, No, no, no, no.

Let's just relax
for a bit, okay?

The last thing I want to do
right now is talk about oil.

-Well, I hear that Carter McKay
is joining Ewing Oil and bringing

oil reserves with him.

-How did you know about that?

-Well, I make it my business
to know where the oil is.

-No. How did you
know about McKay?

-Look, I'm sorry. I
shouldn't have brought it up.

It really doesn't matter.

-It matters to me.

Jennifer, things in the
oil business don't just happen,

and private dealing
should be private.

I'd like it if you
told me who told you,

but I think I have a good idea.

-Look, Bobby, the bottom
line is we need all

the crude you can
supply and more.

-The bottom line is that
Ewing Oil will only do

business with people who
are open and honest with us.

Good night.

-Bobby, don't leave.

-Tennifer, I'm sorry.

But you know more right now than
you should about my company.

Hello, Ray.

See you, Ellen.

You

finished with your
work in Amarillo?

Yeah, pretty much.

When are going back?

Soon, I guess. I miss
Jenna like crazy.

It'll be hard to leave
South Fork again.

This has been home for
you for a lot of years.

You and Bobby,
partners in Ewing Oil,

who would ever imagine.

How

does JR handle all that?

Oh, his usual way, he's
trying to buy it back.

He thinks that money is
the answer to everything.

Well, there are some problems
that only money can solve, see,

Willen.

What's going on?

I'm losing my ranch.

Got a mortgage due
and I can't pay it,

so the bank's calling the loan.

Does Bobby know
anything about this?

Not all the gory details,
and I don't want him to know.

So look, I wanna do everything
I can to help you, Ray. Let me.

Thanks, Sue Ellen.

But I got myself
into this alone,

and that's how I'm gonna
have to get myself out of it.

Take

care, Ray.

Good to see you. You too.

Darling. Yeah.

Hey,

Ray.

Hey, don't you think it's time
to shake hands and make up?

Whatever happened between
us happened a long time ago.

Give it up, JR.

That could put an end to
all your money problems.

You could take off,
fly to Switzerland,

pick up the high life again.

I'm waiting for the catch.

There's no catch.

I just want to buy your
ranch, that's all. What?

Yeah, well, things are getting
kind of uncomfortable here.

I'm gonna have to
move off South Fork.

I gotta have some place to live.

And I wanna be near here,

and your ranch would
just be perfect.

Sure as hell won't
be on my property.

That is Ewing property.
You are not a Ewing.

You are a Krebs.

It still just kills you that Jock
was my father too, doesn't it?

My daddy was too kind.

He'd never turn his back on
a little ******* like you.

I ought to just take you apart.

Well, I gotta warn you,

I got more security here than
the president of the United

States.

Now, you make a move on me,

and they'll be on you
before you can say,

I blew all my money
on bad investments.

You know, I think it
might just be worth it.

Hey, Bob.

JR.

What's going on, Ray?

The usual.

Hey, you're kind of early.

What happened with your
date with Jennifer?

Your little plan to set
me up backfired, JR.

What do you mean?

Just how does Jennifer know
so much about my business?

Well, I don't know.

She's a hell of a
businesswoman in her own right.

You just never give up, do you?

Bobby, can we talk?

Sure. Is something wrong?

-Look, I need a
full time partner.

-You've got one, Siobhan.
I'm your partner.

-Bobby, you're always wrenching.

And even when you
are at the office,

your mind is elsewhere.

-It's a little strong,
don't you think?

Not when Ewing Oil
is on the line, no.

What is this really
about, Ms. Ellen?

Let's talk about
Jennifer Jensen.

Okay. What about her?

I can't do business
with that woman.

She's a friend of JR's
and I don't trust her.

But you were willing
to jump right in.

Well, I'm not jumping right
in, so problem solved. Next.

That's it?

What about the fact that you couldn't
keep your eyes off or went home?

-Wait a minute, Sue Ellen.

My personal life is not
open for discussion.

I left the oil business once
before because I didn't want to

lose a brother over Same holds
true for my sister-in-law.

No one is talking about
losing me. We're partners.

That's what I'm trying
to preserve here.

At what price?

Oh, Bobby, for God's sakes.

If you want to beat the
killers at their own game,

you have to become one yourself.

Well, maybe I should
let you do that,

if that's what you want to be.

You know, it doesn't seem like you
care very much about the company

your father started
from nothing.

What right do you have to tell me
what I'm supposed to care about?

Grow up, Bobby.

You should care about Ewing Oil.

And if you don't, you should
get the hell out of it.

You know, Sue Ellen, you are
turning into someone else.

Someone who sounds
a lot like JR,

and that is not an
attractive transformation.

Well, I think that sounding
like JR isn't so bad.

At least he had
passion for his All

right, Sue Allen,
I'll tell you what.

Ewing Oil was here
before you came along.

It's gonna be here
after you're gone.

So you make any decision
you want to about it, okay?

And you sink or swim
on your own merits.

Just leave me out of it. Fine.

It was nice doing business
with you, darling.

Everything all right?

Mr. Ellen? Bobby?

There's a hell of a racket
going on last night.

What was that all about?

None of your business.

Well, know, when Bobby and
I ran the company together,

we had our disagreements,

but nobody ever heard screaming
and hollering at each other in

the halls of this house.

You're just so damn
civilized, aren't you?

J.

I, this has nothing to do with
you, so just leave it alone, okay?

All right.

All right.

I'm off to my peaceful
little oil company,

where everybody gets
along, nobody's related.

You two have a good day.

I assume you won't be coming
into the office today?

That's right.

Out of there. Here we go.

Here.

Oh, Go see your mom.

Jennifer.

They told me back at the
ranch where I could find you.

Well, you were
just in time to see

the newest addition
here at South Wharf.

Yeah, I saw that.

Look, Bobby, about yesterday,

this has all been one
big misunderstanding,

and I'd really like to explain.

You don't owe me an explanation.

You see, I grew up
around JR's behavior,

and I just don't have
to deal with it anymore.

Bobby, I'm sorry
you got so angry.

The oil business
has become my entire

life, especially
since my father died.

And I guess sometimes I
just get a little over ambitious,

And it's hard to keep
a proper perspective.

Well, that's why I like to spend
as much time as I can out here.

Well, it is beautiful.

Jennifer,

why did JR want us to meet?

Who knows what goes
on in JR's mind.

When I met you, I

was hoping it wasn't
one of his schemes.

I agreed to meet with you
because I thought we could do

business together.

But what I didn't expect

was to take one look at you
and have my whole world turn

upside down.

It was the same for me.

I'm sorry that you
felt so deceived.

I'd never do
anything to hurt you.

Well,

that's all I wanted to say.

Jennifer,

Can't we,

start over?

Well, do you think we should?

Absolutely.

I'm Jennifer Jansen.

Bobby Ewing.

I've waited my whole
life to meet you,

Bobby Ewing.

Ewing's production is
slightly off this year.

One of the old fields is playing
out faster than we anticipated.

The deal that I talked about
should close very soon.

Crude will not be a
problem once it's signed.

Why didn't you
move on it before?

I didn't have a base of
operations after Westar.

Now that I'm here,

I can take action with
the Ewing name behind me.

I can tell you this.

This is going to make
Ewing oil the biggest thing

in Texas.

-Matt, go ahead with the
deal. With my blessings.

-What about Bobby?

-I'll handle Bobby.

-Bye.

Hello.

Hi, Bobby. Mckay and
Ellington just left.

They still wouldn't reveal
their new oil source, but,

they both seem
incredibly optimistic.

So I told them to go
ahead with the deal.

Well, maybe you're
right about McKay.

Well, it's the right
thing to do, Bobby.

I hope so.

Bobby, why don't we have dinner
and we can talk about it, okay?

I can't, Sue Ellen. I
already have plans. Oh.

Jennifer Jensen and I
are gonna have dinner.

How wonderful.

We'll have a nice
time. See you tomorrow.

Come on, I'll show you
some more of the ranch.

Thank you so much. It was
nice meeting you. It's true.

You too.

Good to see you again. You
want some flowers? Yeah.

Okay.

Here

you go, buddy.

Ready? Thank you.

You're welcome.

Now,

I know that you have
the Eiffel Tower,

but wait till you
see what we've got.

Oh. Come on.

I can hardly wait.

Okay,

here we go.

All the way around to the water.

They're so lifelike.

Yep. What do you think?

Is great. This is great.

I'll take these over the
Eiffel Tower any day.

How

long are you gonna be in Dallas?

I don't know. A week
or two? Maybe more?

Is there any way to
convince you to stay longer?

Well, I'd say it's a
definite possibility.

How

A month.

Two months. How about a year?

Oh, I saw your brother and
Jennifer Jansen earlier.

They, they looked awful cozy in
the back of a horse drawn carriage.

Well, I'm glad to hear that.

Say, do you have those
papers on Ray's ranch?

Oh, yeah.

Golly.

I think

I think this is the
page you're looking for.

Yeah, just as I thought.

Old Ray has mortgaged
that ranch to the hilt.

And did you see this?

Every time someone
wanted to buy it,

he turned down the offer.

Never has paid the
bank. How about that?

Well, he has until close of business
tomorrow to pay it in full or

the bank's gonna
foreclose on him.

How long have you known that?

I just found it out.

Well, I'm gonna have to
move faster than I thought.

My cane could make a bid
on that land and take it right

from under my nose.

Well, I can check back
in Uncle Harv's files,

see if I can find out more
about that ranch deed.

JR, who are calling?

John Savory, Dallas
Commercial Bank.

I need him to finance my
takeover of Ewing Oil.

But first, he's got to agree
to my bid on Ray's Ranch.

I'm not sure I can use
that as collateral.

Hell hello. JR, it's
the middle of the night.

Hey, John. How you
doing? JR here.

Yeah, I got something I
want to talk to you about.

Savory, thank you for coming.

Sorry I'm late. Last
minute phone call.

Peter, nice to see you.

Likewise. Let's get
down to business.

I'm ready to make an offer
on this Krebs property.

Well, Mac, you have
some competition.

Who? I was in on this first.

There is no first.

Krebs will still not
let his ranch be sold.

He wants to pay off his loan.

He must be dreaming. When
do you call in his loan?

Tomorrow, end of day.

I'm meeting J. R.

And his Westar office at noon.

J. R.

How

did he hear about this property?

That, I don't know.

But I expect there'll be a
bidding war between Westar and

Ewing Oil, now that
you're Ewing Oil.

I'll be at his office.

Don't you close the deal
without me. Noon sharp.

Good night, Mac, Peter.

Here you are.

You are not going
to beat me again.

Hey, Ray.

It's been a long time.

Hey, Riley. It's Rez.

Hey. I heard some fellas
talking about you earlier.

Who? Locals.

Seen them playing cool.

You said you said you
run them off Southport.

Those guys still here?

Yeah. Yeah. I think so.

What the hell do you
think you're doing?

Who hired you to
wrestle our cap?

I don't know what you're
talking about, mister.

I wanna get up, and
I wanna know now.

I don't think so, boys.

Let's hear it.

Thank you, Jane.
Just half a cup.

Suellen.

Suellen, this is crazy.

You and I have never
fought like this before.

It just feels wrong.

I know.

I don't want to fight
anymore either, Bobby.

Okay.

Then

let's not.

You know, it gives
JR such pleasure

when he thinks that we are
at each other's throats.

So let's not play along.

Let's be better at
his game than he is.

But this has nothing to do
with JR. This is about us.

And if we disagree about Ewing
Oil's strategy, that's fine.

I just don't want it to put
our relationship at risk.

How do you propose
that we do this?

Carefully.

Oh, I do love you, Bobby Ewing.

Okay. I'll see you
later at the office.

Hello?

Oh, hi, Mac.

I see.

I'll be there in a few minutes.

Good morning, Vicki.
Good morning, ma'am.

So JR's our competition.

I should have known that.

Relax, Sue Ellen.

I still have a trick or
two left up my sleeve.

Oh, come on, Mac. It's time
I know what the property is.

It's the Krebs Ranch.

That place is just
loaded with oil.

What? We can't do that to Ray.

Now, don't you get
soft on me, Suellen.

I'm going up against JR on this.

Mac Ray is family.

And this is business. Isn't
that what you're hiring me for?

Ewing Oil is not going to use Ray's
misfortune to fill our coffers.

And you are certainly not
going to use Ewing money.

Bobby was right.
I can't trust you.

-Now if you'll both excuse me.

-Vicki, I'm going over to West
Star. I'll be in JR's office.

If anything urgent comes
up, you can reach me there.

-Hello.

JR? Ranigan.

What do you got for me, Ranigan?

Plenty. Guess who planted
the bomb in your car?

Carter McKay. Close.

His right hand man,
Peter Ellington.

The bellman finally remembered
Ellington going through the boxes.

I knew McKay would go to
any lengths to destroy me,

but hiring a killer.

Why me?

You're McKay's biggest
enemy, so you're the target.

McKay tipped the loss of
Westar harder than I thought.

All right. Have the
cops pick up Ellington.

Get him off my back.
I'll take care of McCay.

Thanks, Reidegger.
I'll be in touch.

Hey, Bob. Hey.

You gotta cover that coffee?

Sure. Jane, would you
bring another cup, please?

Actually, I could use the
whole pot. A rough night.

Thank you.

Did a lot of drinking over
in Braddock last night.

That doesn't sound like you.

Ran into one of our
rustler friends.

That little run-in we had
the other day was financed by

JR.

Are you sure?

Believe it, Bob. It was JR.

He would do anything to keep me
out of Ewing Oil and on this ranch.

I think maybe we better
have a talk with JR.

The sooner the better.

Now, Bob, there's more.

The other day, JR
tried to buy my ranch.

Why?

Somehow, he found out the
bank has taken it back.

All right.

When is all this
supposed to happen?

End of business today.

Why didn't you tell me before?

I didn't want to
cause you any trouble.

So because of pride,
you'd lose your ranch?

You still don't get it, do you?

What?

Family, Ray.

JR, this just came in by fax.

I'll be right back.

All right.

Anita, you are
one amazing woman.

J. R?

Didn't your mama
teach you to knock?

What are you doing here, McKay?

The Dallas Commercial Bank is
going to take over the Krebs

Ranch. I'm going to buy it.

Unless you think you
can steal it from me.

That land was originally
part of South Fork,

and it's gonna be again.

I'll never let you get it.

Savory's late.

Savory's not coming,

Why not? Because the mortgage
on Ray's ranch has been paid.

By you?

Well, well,
congratulations, Ray.

Bobby's a hell of a
brother, isn't he?

Hey, you're out the woods
now. You got your ranch back.

But I'd still like to buy it.

I'll offer you a top dollar,

and we'll keep it in our family,

That ranch is worth ten
thousand dollars an acre.

With one thousand acres,

that's ten million dollars
I'll offer you twelve.

This is a family matter, McKay.

Oh, let's see how close
these family ties are.

Ray, I'll make it fifteen.

I'll make it twenty, and it
stays in the Ewing hands.

Thirty.

Ray? Keep it going,
boys. I'm listening.

Thirty five.

JR, what are you up to? Forty.

There's oil on that
land, isn't there?

Forty five.

What is it?

Mrs. Ellington.

Now, I'm in reception next door,

and I have a gun to
sue Ellen's head.

If McKay loses at ranch,

your wife is gonna die.

Yeah, yeah, I understand.

You put on the speakerphone so I
can hear everything you're saying.

Making a preemptive bid.

This is a cashier's check for
fifty million dollars and it's

made out to you.

All right. That's too
rich for my blood.

You bought yourself a
ranch, McKay. McKay.

Pleasure doing business
with you, Mr. McKay.

Thank you, Ray.

Done deal.

Bobby, Peter Alex has
got a gun on Souhalan.

They're in reception
room right next door.

I'm gonna go through here
and create a diversion.

You use the hall door.

When you hear me talking,
you go in there and nail him.

Let's go.

Congratulations, McKay.

Ray? Call the police.

Take it easy, Ellington.
McKay's got his ranch.

You just put the gun down,
and we'll all walk away.

No. No. I don't think so.

You deviated from my
plan. Let's go, C. Ellen.

Elmington.

My god. Hold on one one.

It's a shirt.

A

bulletproof vest.

Yeah. I've been marveling
ever since I got shot at him.

Oh. Sue Ellen, what
the hell happened?

I don't know.

I was coming in here and
he grabbed me in the elevator.

What's going on?

Oh, well, here's your
partner, Sue Ellen.

What are you trying
to do, McKay?

Turn my daddy's
company into McKay Oil?

You must be squatting
on your Spurs, boy.

Did you sick that
maniac on me? Hell, no.

That's right. You haven't got
the guts to get what you want.

Here we go.

You think the Ewings are gonna
let you into that company now?

You're losing McKay.
Out

of here. Go. Let's go.

You alright, buddy? I'm okay.

I don't need Ewing oil anymore.

I have the only piece of
undiscovered oil rich land in

Texas right here. That runs
right through Southport.

When my daddy gave
Ray that land,

he deeded the mineral rice
to our children's trust fund.

They're not for sale.
Never were, never will be.

Raid it and weep, McKay.

See, Alan, I think you're lucky you
decided not to go with your firm.

I mean, anybody who would pay
fifty million dollars for a cotton

field worth ten would make a
pretty poor partner in my book.

You *** ** * *****.

It's not over, JR.

You should have aimed
between your eyes.

You

never were planning to win
that bidding, were you?

Well, there's a grain of
truth in that, Sue Ellen.

Mm Well, I'm glad you
are in one piece, though.

Hey.

Hi, Bobby. Your secretary
said I could find you here.

Yeah.

I'm sorry.

I didn't mean to interrupt
a meeting or whatever.

No, it's all right.

It's, it's over.

You all right?

Yeah, I'm fine.

I just thought I'd come by and see
if you were available for lunch.

-Yeah, I think maybe
I am. And dinner.

Maybe for the next
couple of months,

if you don't mind
showing me around Europe.

I've had enough of the oil
business for a little while.

-JR, I know you bid
on my ranches to get

back at McKay, but
I thank you anyhow.

You know, you turned out to be the
second best brother I ever had.

Sue Ellen, you can, run
Ewing Oil any way you

want to for now.

I am officially on vacation,
and you're gonna be just fine.

Oh, J. R.

Oh, golly, Bob.

That's for having people try
and steal South Fork cattle.

Could have had somebody
killed out there.

Bye,

Goodbye, Bobby.

Golly.

Well, J. R, was it all worth it?

Well, Suellen, look
at it this way.

McKay's out of
your hair for good.

Ray's got fifty
million of his money.

Bobby's on a long vacation,
and you are running Ewing Aw.

That ain't bad. It's
just you and me.

Yeah.

What did I say?

Enough.