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[AUDIENCE APPLAUDING]

My daddy's the one who found the oil that the Ewings...

...have been sucking out of the ground all these years.

My daddy might've done some drinking, but he sure as never stole from his friends.

[AUDIENCE SHOUTING AND SCREAMING]

Bobby, don't you realize I'm in love with you?

You're Pam's sister. I could never think of you in any other way.

But you could think of Jenna Wade in another way.

There is absolutely nothing between Peter and me.

Just stop your imagination from running away with you.

How can I help?

I want you to break them up.

Ladies and gentlemen...

...as all of you know...

...Clayton Fallow was supposed to be chairman of this year's event.

But unfortunately...

...Clayton has been detained elsewhere and he asked me take over for him.

So it's gonna be my honor...

...to name the recipient of the Oil Baron of the Year award.

[AUDIENCE APPLAUDING]

That time is at hand.

Just like the Academy Awards...

...that gentleman's name is right here.

And the winner is...

...for the development of the Tundra Torque drill bit, Mr. Cliff Barnes.

J.R., I hope your seat belt's fastened.

Because I'm about to tell the whole world...

...the true story of the great Jock Ewing and Digger Barnes.

You better watch what you say about my daddy...

...because I'll kick your-- CLIFF: No, J.R., please.

You've had your time in the sun, now it's my tum.

So you just sit back, relax...

...and pay attention.

[AUDIENCE APPLAUDING]

PUNK: Folks-- - Sue Ellen, let's get out of here.

You can't go now.

I'm not gonna sit and watch that idiot team at the mouth.

Come on, let's just not make a scene.

Cliff's not careful, J.R.'s not the only one gonna make a scene.

Better believe he won't.

Wait. Wait till the speech is over and we'll just slip out quietly.

There are a let people who worked real hard to make this a nice evening.

They ought to be more selective about who they give that award to.

PUNK: "major accomplishment, no question about that.

It's a breakthrough that'll revolutionize cold-weather drilling.

And Cliff certainly deserves the credit.

And so, Cliff, on behalf of the industry...

...and the Oil Barons Association, we'd like to present you...

...with this award and offer our sincerest congratulations.

Thank you.

[AUDIENCE APPLAUDING]

Congratulations. - Thank you, honey.

Thank you, Mr. Chairman. Thank you, ladies and gentlemen.

It's really an honor to receive this beautiful award.

Totally unexpected, of course.

I don't know if I can claim full credit for winning this alone.

I had an awful lot of help.

From all the people at Barnes-Wentworth Industries...

...all the way to the McLeish brothers in Canada...

...and even their partner, my ex-brother-in-law, Bobby Ewing.

That's right...

...if it hadn't been for Bobby giving the drill bit its first practical test...

...I wouldn't be standing here in front of you tonight.

[AUDIENCE APPLAUDING]

I think it's only fitting and proper that a Barnes should be recognized here tonight.

And I have two things to say on that subject, however.

First...

...I think it's a little late in coming to the Barnes family...

...and secondly, I think it was given to the wrong man.

This award should've been presented...

...years and years ago to one of the great unsung heroes of the oil business.

And the man I'm talking about is Digger Barnes, my daddy.

And because of this...

...oversight on the pan of the oil industry...

...I'm going to set that straight.

And I'm going to set that straight right here tonight.

We all know about the Jock Ewing Memorial Scholarship.

[AUDIENCE APPLAUDING]

Well, from the proceeds of the new bit...

...which I'm happy to say is back-ordered further than we could ever imagine...

...the Barnes family...

...is going to setup another scholarship at SMU...

...and we are going to call it...

...the Willard Digger Barnes Scholarship, and it will go to four worthy students.

Well, I think that's a terrific thing to do.

Boy.

Original.

You see...

...Digger Barnes deserved the claim a lot more than Jock Ewing ever did.

[AUDIENCE MURMURING]

For those of you who don't know it, my daddy is the one that found the oil...

...that the Ewings have been sucking out of the ground for all these years.

There he goes.

The mouth is opening and the foot is moving in.

- I'm gonna stick my fist in his mouth. - Come on, come on.

They have been taking the oil and they have been taking the honors.

And the truth is, that if it weren't for Digger Barnes...

...there would be no Jock Ewing Memorial Scholarship.

As a matter of fact, nobody would have ever even heard of Jock Ewing.

Oh, and thank you all again very much for this award.

And that's all I've got to say.

[AUDIENCE APPLAUDING]

- That's more than enough. - Bobby, no fights, not here.

Well, that's it. You ready to go now, Sue Ellen?

- I guess so. - Peter, are you coming?

That jerk didn't step down any too soon.

Hey, Barnes.

- Your philanthropy is truly awe-inspiring. - J.R., let's go.

I think you gave that scholarship to the wrong place.

Did I really?

The proper recipient of a Digger Barnes Scholarship award isn't a university...

...it's a neighborhood bar.

- You shut the hell up. - Cliff, stop, please?

And that's how you ought to honor that drunken bum of a daddy of yours.

My daddy might've done some drinking, but he sure never stole from his friends.

Is that right?

[AUDIENCE SHOUTING AND SCREAMING]

Bobby, not here.

GRAISON: We gotta take it-- - You stay out of this.

PAMELA: Bobby.

She's sound asleep.

You know, it's amazing how much she looks like you.

- Ow! - Oh, I'm sorry. Come over here.

- All right, Florence Nightingale, it's all yours. - That's pretty bad.

- Hmm. - What?

I don't know, I just seem to remember you doing something like this for me before.

It was after a dance you took me to, over at the country club.

Country club? When was that?

Oh, one night, while we were still in high school.

I was having one little dance with somebody.

- Butch McEwan, I think it was. - Butch McEwan.

Remember? You couldn't stand me dancing with him, so you tried to cut in...

-...and Butch didn't like that. - Well, I didn't like Butch.

You didn't like anybody who hung around me.

Thank you.

Well, here we are again, Bobby.

You and me together.

It seems to happen every few years, doesn't it?

We find each other somewhere...

-...touch each other's lives. - And then you disappear.

That only happened once.

And it wasn't easy.

Well, then why'd you do it?

I had my reasons.

You always were unpredictable.

Maybe that's why you were so attracted to me.

What, because you were unpredictable?

Well, if we'd spent more time together, you might have found me boring.

Maybe.

But I don't think so.

Ooh.

- Does it hurt? - As a matter of fact, yeah.

- Good, it serves you right. - Hey, I don't deserve that.

I only jumped into that tight to help your brother with J.R.

- Is that why you were fighting with Bobby? - He grabbed me. It was self-defense.

Men.

Frankly, I think he was just waiting for a chance to start with me.

- He probably was. - Been building for a long time.

- I think you both behaved like children. - Which one of us were you rooting for?

Between Bobby and me, who did you want to win?

- Neither one. I don't like fights. - Well, me too.

So why don't we do something more like this?

- Okay? - Okay.

[PHONE RINGS]

- Hello. KATHERINE: Hello, who is this?

Lucy. Who's this?

Oh, hello. Lucy. this is Katherine Wentworth.

- Oh, hi, Katherine. - May I speak to Bobby, please?

- He's not here right now. - Oh?

He's probably with his date.

I see.

Well, thank you.

[DIAL TONE]

Who was that?

Oh, that was Katherine Wentworth. She wanted to talk to Bobby.

- Why don't you let me help you with that? - No, thank you, Lucy, I can do it.

Peter, thank you very much for taking me tonight.

Hey, listen...

...thank you.

It was really nice meeting you, Lucy.

You too.

- Well, good night then. - Good night.

Listen, you know...

...you really don't have to do this.

- Ow. - Does it sting?

- Well, just a little. - All right, just...

...pinch your fingers together, hard...

...and it helps confuse the pain.

All I can say is, if I'm supposed to be any example for John Ross...

...I'm glad he wasn't at the ball.

Peter, you were wonderful, helping out with the light and all.

Well, I should've tried to stop it, instead of getting involved.

You alone, right?

I could have tried.

Where the hell is that first-aid kit? Oh, there it is.

You know what that lunatic did?

- What lunatic? - Cliff Barnes, that rodent, he bit me.

- Bit you? - Yes, he hit me. Look, right here.

Look at that. Damn.

How did he bite you, J.R.?

With his teeth, Sue Ellen. How the hell do you think he hit me?

That little weasel. I'm gonna have to get a rabies shot now.

I've gotta be going. Thank you very, very much, Mr. Ewing, Mrs. Ewing.

- Damn. - It's not that late.

It is for me. I really appreciate you inviting me tonight. Thank you.

Well, it didn't tum out exactly as the Oil Barons had planned but...

Well, I thank you very much for joining us.

Thank you. Good night. Good night.

SUE ELLEN: Good night.

J.R.: Damn, that stings.

Sue Ellen, it's getting late. Let's go upstairs and go to bed.

I'm going to bed soon.

My bed.

Now, hold on a minute, Sue Ellen.

After the way I fought for you, the least you could do is sleep with me.

SUE ELLEN: You didn't fight for me, you fought for yourself.

What's happening? That kid getting to you?

- That kid is a very lovely and gracious-- - Oh, yes, I'm sure he's all that.

Also, he's got a crush on you that glows like a neon sign.

SUE ELLEN: Now, you wouldn't be jealous, would you?

J.R.: Jealous? Are you kidding?

The one thing I don't have to worry about is a schoolboy with a crush on my wife.

No. No way.

You've hardly said a word all morning. Are you upset with me?

No, why should I be?

Because I didn't want to sleep together last night?

Jenna, I don't wanna rush into anything anymore that you do.

It's just that I can't-- I mean, I can't let this happen again so fast, Bobby.

I mean, it's like I said last night. It hurts too much when breakup time comes.

Would you stop? You don't have to explain. I agree with you.

I think we're both pretty vulnerable these days.

Phyllis, it's Bobby. I won't be in the office till late! this afternoon.

I have a few things I have to do at the ranch.

That's right. So if you have to call me, call me there.

All right, bye.

I gotta go.

Thanks for taking me to the ball, Prince Charming.

I didn't have a choice.

Glass slipper still fits your foot.

Bye.

Hey, baby. You gotta start getting ready for school.

- I will. Who was that? - Do you remember Bobby Ewing?

- Was that him? - Mm-hm.

Is he going to be coming back?

I have a feeling we're gonna see quite a bit of him.

I hope so.

I hope so too, honey.

- Well, well, well, look who's finally awake. - Boy, does my neck hurt.

That's what you get for falling asleep on the couch in the middle of a conversation.

You probably did it as a ploy to get out of sleeping with me.

- Gonna start that again? - Let's eat.

Look at this wonderful spread I put together.

- You are wonderful. - I certainly am.

- How's your cheek feel today? - Don't ask.

I have decided I agree with you, fighting is childish.

You know, I was thinking before...

...I wonder why Cliff started that whole thing last night.

He must've known what kind of reaction he'd get from taunting the Ewings.

My brother's amazing that way.

But I was proud of him for receiving that award.

When you stop to think about it...

...we really were two poor kids from the wrong side of the tracks.

For him to achieve what he's achieved, that's really something.

And then to put the scholarship in Daddy's name. I thought that was wonderful.

- But he pushed it one step too far. - Yes, he did.

Now, I don't know whether or not to go into work.

To where?

Barnes-Wentworth. I promised I'd start tomorrow.

That's terrific.

After what happened last night, I don't know.

He started the Barnes-Ewing feud all over again.

That's just what he promised he wouldn't do.

Well, don't judge him too quickly.

That was an exciting evening for him last night, maybe he lost his head a little bit.

Well, that's the problem with my brother, he always does.

Now, go on. I love the idea of being married to a business associate.

Married? Well, who said anything about marriage?

Well...

Would you pass the salt, please?

Oh, damn, the coffee's cold.

Pour yourself some more.

No, I can't. I gotta get to the office. Damn, my leg is sore.

- I'm gonna have to get a tetanus shot. - A tetanus shot? For what?

Cliff Barnes bit J.R. last night.

[LAUGHS]

- He hit him? - It's not a laughing matter, young lady.

A human bite is a very serious thing. Don't you worry, I'll take care of Cliff Barnes.

Are you gonna bite him back?

He'll wish that's all I did to him.

Things really aren't going too well between the two of you, are they?

[CAR ENGINE STARTS]

They're going as well as it can for the moment.

[CAR DRIVES AWAY]

Sue Ellen, may I ask you something?

What?

How well do you know Peter?

Not well, why?

I don't know.

The way he was looking at you last night, especially in the kitchen.

What are you saying?

I'm saying that he just couldn't take his eyes off you.

That was after he spent the whole evening talking about you.

He didn't spend the whole evening talking about me.

Well, he certainly wasn't talking about me. And I was supposed to be his date.

That is quite enough, Lucy. Now, just stop it.

I'm sorry.

I didn't mean to upset you.

Peter is a very fine young man.

He's John Ross' counselor and his friend, and that's all.

He's John Ross' friend?

Yes.

And that's all.

John Ross is 5 years old. Peter is in college.

Lucy, there is absolutely nothing between Peter and me.

Now, you just stop your little imagination from running away with you, all right?

J.R.: Now, 4 or 5 million doesn't sound like much...

...if this company has everything you claim it has.

In my opinion, it isn't much at all.

Matter of fact, I feel Kesey is undervalued.

Yeah?

Sly, we got any information on the Kesey Service Company?

- Not that I know of. - It's all right here, Mr. Ewing.

As I said, the company has a massive inventory it just can't move.

The interest on their loans is eating them up.

Yeah, and I can understand that.

What it takes is somebody that can cash them out...

...and that would take, oh, no more than 20 cents on the dollar.

Well, whoever buys this company is gonna have to sit on their inventory...

...until the oil business picks up again, you know that.

That's right. That's why I brought the proposal to you.

Ewing Oil can afford to do that.

Well, maybe we can.

Anyhow, it's the kind of climate I like dealing in.

- You gonna leave these books with me? CLOONEY: Yes, sir.

Good. Next couple of days, I'll look at them and maybe we can do some business.

Wonderful.

Sly, will you show Mr. Clooney to the elevator?

Yes, sir.

- Enjoyed it. - I did too.

Bye-bye. Thank you.

- This way, Mr. Clooney. - Thanks.

- This is arts and crafts day, isn't it? - Yeah, but I'd rather go swimming.

Well, maybe you can do both. Oh, there's Peter.

- Hi, Peter. - Hi.

- How's your eye? - Oh, better, thanks. Hey, how you doing?

I'm thirsty.

Go to the fountain and get yourself some water.

- Okay, see you later, Mommy. - Wait a minute, don't I get a kiss?

Thank you. See you later. Oh, you forgot your bag.

Listen, can we talk?

Of course.

Do you think we could meet somewhere?

What do you mean?

Well, just away from here, anywhere.

How about McNaughton's Point? I go there sometimes to think.

I'm sorry, Peter, but I can't today.

Okay, what about tomorrow? Say, around 12 noon?

- I don't know. - It's really important. I have to talk to you.

All right. I guess so.

Okay, thanks.

What do you mean I'm not appreciative? I am very appreciative.

Well...

...I haven't been fully paid yet.

You just put the bill in my hand. I tell you what, as soon as I get home...

-...I'm gonna put the check in the mail. - Put check in the mail.

Boy, have I heard that one before.

I'm just teasing you.

I know.

But I sincerely appreciate everything that you did for Ray.

PAUL: Donna.

Now, that it's over. What are you gonna do about him?

What do you mean?

Are you really gonna stay married to him?

Of course I'm gonna stay married to him, he's my husband.

You did a wonderful job representing Ray.

And I will be grateful to you for the rest of my life.

But that's as far as it goes.

Look, I'm not gonna stand here and discuss my marital life with you.

Do you understand?

I know how you grew up. I know what your life with Sam was like.

So what?

Don't you ever miss that?

I live the way I choose to live.

Now, contrary to what you think...

...Ray Krebbs happens to be an extraordinary man.

Could be the greatest guy this side of the Mississippi...

...but the two of you come from different worlds.

We have a very happy marriage. Now, that's the end of that conversation.

I wanna thank you very much for everything you did for Ray.

You know, I have a funny feeling...

...that one of these days, you're gonna wake up and leave that guy.

And I'm gonna be there waiting when you do.

Katherine, it's Bobby. I just got in. Phyllis said you called.

Yes, I was wondering if we could have lunch tomorrow.

There's something I'd like to talk to you about.

I'm not doing anything for lunch tomorrow.

Great. I'll call you in the morning and let you know where.

- All right. Goodbye. - Bye.

- Hey, Bob. - Well, afternoon.

Afternoon, hell. Dark outside.

Oh, well, I had some things to take care of at the ranch before I came in.

Say, what happened last night? I waited up until 3:00 in the morning to see you.

Are you suddenly concerned about the hours I keep?

Oh, no...

...I just wanna tell you how glad I was you're seeing Jenna Wade again.

Oh, you like Jenna?

Yeah, fine girl. I always thought so.

How'd you happen to locate her after all these years?

She's a waitress at Billy Bob's. I just happened to bump into her there.

Oh, a waitress at Billy Bob's? Well, how about that.

Say, what ever happened to that child of hers, anyhow?

- What was the name? Sam 01-- - Charlie.

Charlie. Yeah, yeah. Have you seen her?

No, she was asleep last night.

Ah. She must be quite a young lady by now.

You know, just between you and me, Bob. I never thought...

...that that child was the product of Jenna Wade and some phony Italian count.

No, what did you think?

Well, no sense turning up old coals, is there? Doesn't matter anymore, anyhow.

No, it doesn't.

Well, I got a lot to do. I'll see you later.

Oh, say, I wanna thank you for jumping into that brawl last night.

I think we Ewings handled ourselves pretty well.

Yeah, not bad.

[CHUCKLES]

Cliff, first of all, I think there's some things we better get straight.

Hey, this is your first day on the job and you're gonna start bossing me around?

Well, it's about the Barnes-Ewing feud.

Now, I thought we agreed, it I came to work, that was all over.

Oh, yeah, yeah, that is. That's over as far as I'm concerned.

[SCOFFS]

What about what you did the other night?

Well, things just got out of hand a little bit, that's all, but that won't happen again.

- Cliff-- - No, it won't.

I mean, I got carried away, but it won't happen again.

How'd you like that scholarship? Good idea, wasn't it?

- Yes. That was a lovely idea. - Yeah, that was nice, I liked that.

But don't worry about it, I mean, the feud's over.

We have to get down to business.

There's this small oil service company that's just ripe for takeover.

Now, I have to have dinner with this guy and I want you to come along.

Do you really think I'm ready for that sort of thing?

Of course you're ready for that.

You just follow my lead. I'll talk business, you supply the charm.

Okay, where are we going?

[CLIFF LAUGHS]

What difference does it make where we go?

If I know where we're going, I know what to wear.

Oh, okay.

You just wear the sexiest thing you got.

Wait a minute.

Now, look. what's wrong with looking beautiful?

I want this guy's company.

- But, Cliff-- - You and I are gonna dazzle him.

Well, I'll see what I can do.

What's the good of having a beautiful sister, if I can't show her off?

[DOOR OPENS]

[DOOR CLOSES]

I don't know where to start.

Sue Ellen...

...I like John Ross. I really like him a lot, you know that.

Yes, and he's very fond of you too.

The thing is...

...I just don't think I should continue working with him.

- Why not? - Just because the way that I feel...

I'm just really confused.

About what?

About you.

Why would you be confused about me?

I don't know, I just am. I mean, it's just strange.

I've never felt this way before.

SUE ELLEN: Oh, Peter.

PETER: Look, all I know--

All I know is I have these feelings every time I'm around you.

And I just think...

...if I stop working with John Ross, especially on such a personal basis...

...that I won't have to see you.

Peter, I know you like me...

...and I like you too.

Look...

...it's much more than just liking you.

Well, it really can't be.

Peter, it's not so unusual for a young man to be attracted to an older woman.

It happens all the time in school, between students and their teachers.

- You don't understand. - No, I'm just pointing out--

Look, okay, I may be young. but I'm not naive.

The problem's not age.

- What is it then? - You're mam--

You're married. I just don't think anything should happen between us.

Peter...

...listen to me.

You're absolutely right, nothing should happen between us for many reasons.

The fact that I'm married is just one of them.

So I don't want you to worry.

Nothing will happen.

I just want you to do me a big favor.

Don't tum your back on John Ross.

He needs you.

You're very important to him.

I know.

If you stop seeing him, it would hurt him very much.

So, what do you say?

Can we get beyond this?

It'll all work out.

You'll see.

- Well, this is a first. - In what way?

I cannot remember ever in my life...

...having a picnic in the middle of a working day.

Well, do you mind?

I think it's wonderful. I've just never done it before.

Bobby, there's something I should tell you.

I was very disappointed that you didn't ask me to the Oil Barons Ball.

Ask you to be my date?

Katherine, the thought never occurred to me.

Don't you think it should have?

You are Pam's sister.

But you're not married to Pam anymore.

- Well, I realize that, of course. - Bobby...

...why did Jenna Wade come back into your life?

What?

I'd just like to know about her.

All right. Jenna Wade.

Jenna is probably the first girl that I ever truly loved.

Yes, that's what I'd heard.

But what about now? How do you feel about her now?

You forgive me if this sounds rude, but I don't think that's any of your business.

But of course it is. Don't you understand why?

No, I don't.

You don't, do you?

Bobby, don't you realize I'm in love with you?

I've been in love with you from the first time I ever saw you.

I just never said anything because you were married to my sister.

Katherine...

...I don't know what to say. I didn't have the slightest idea.

I thought it was written all over my face.

I'm sorry, I didn't mean to hurt you.

Hun me?

I could just never see you and I being together.

- Am I so unattractive? - Oh, no, of course not.

But you're Pam's sister.

I could never think of you in any other way.

But you could think of Jenna Wade in another way.

Jenna and I have known each other a long time.

And we've always had very strong feelings for one another.

Well, lucky Jenna.

PAMELA: I'm really sorry, Mr. Kesey. I don't know what could be keeping Cliff.

It doesn't bother me, I'm enjoying the company.

Well, thank you.

You know, back to what we were talking about.

Don't you think the price you're asking for Kesey Services is really rather high?

Considering the circumstances.

It's worth a lot more than what I'm asking.

- Well, that's possible but-- - Tell me something.

How long did you say you've been in the oil business?

Not very long, but I read your reports.

You think you have enough experience to evaluate them?

My brother could do that better than I could.

Why don't we wait for him?

You need a refill. Waiter.

- Two more of the same, please. WAITER: Yes, sir.

Well, now, your brother mentioned when I spoke to him you'd just gotten a divorce.

My brother told you that?

[KESEY LAUGHS]

Nothing to be ashamed of there, little lady.

Why, half the people I know are divorced.

Well, I'm not ashamed, it's just that I prefer to keep my personal life private.

I can understand that.

- You're a beautiful woman. - Thank you.

- Oh, here's Cliff now. CLIFF: Hi.

Sorry I'm late.

No harm done. We were having a real nice chat.

Where have you been? We've been waiting an hour.

I just got caught in a meeting, just couldn't get away.

Ben, I agree, we'll take the company at your price.

- Well, you just bought yourself a company. - Great.

Could I talk to you for a moment, Cliff?

You do that. I gotta call my broker. Might as well take the company 0” the market.

You said it.

What is going on? You left me alone with him for over an hour...

...then you barge in, buy the company for probably more than you had to.

Now, hold on.

You've been in the 0” business one day. How much do you think you know about it?

Well, maybe it's a little presumptuous of me.

But I thought this was supposed to be a real job, and I want to work hard.

I don't just wanna be window dressing for Barnes-Wentworth.

Okay, I understand and I don't want you to be, but first you have to learn the business.

Even though you're the brightest lady I know...

...it really takes more than a day.

WAITER: Something for you, sir? - I'll take his.

- Thank you. WAITER: You're welcome.

RAY: I'm home. DONNA: Hey.

RAY: What's going on? DONNA: Well, what does it look like?

RAY: Looks like you're planning on going someplace.

You're right, I am. You're going with me.

Two plane tickets to New York City...

...plus I have hotel reservations overlooking Central Park...

...and seats to three Broadway plays.

Honey, I can't ever remember us talking about going to New York.

- Yes, we did. - When?

DONNA: A year ago. That's exactly where we were heading...

...when you got that phone call from Aunt Lil.

I don't see how I can be very much fun on a trip right now.

Now, listen to me.

A year ago, we were planning a second honeymoon.

And we were really excited about it and then you got that letter about Amos Krebbs.

I'm not saying...

...we should go flying off to New York and forget everything that's happened.

But wouldn't it be nice if we could just go back...

...and recapture some of the feeling that we had?

I mean, this has been a rough year on me too.

And I haven't said a word, have I? I haven't said a word.

So if you're not gonna do it for Ray Krebbs...

...how's about doing it for his cute little wife?

- I can't say you don't deserve it. - I do.

- Why don't we go to New York, huh? - Mm-hm.

KATHERINE: J.R.?

Well, hello there, Katherine. Have you taken to hanging around street corners now?

No, I was waiting for you and I didn't wanna go upstairs.

- Oh, well, what's on your mind, honey? - Jenna Wade.

Now, isn't that funny? Bobby and I were just talking about Jenna yesterday.

J.R., when you needed my help keeping Bobby away from Pam, I gave it.

- Yes, I know, you're very generous. - Now, don't play games with me.

It all worked out for you, but I'm still not getting what I wanted.

Well, what you want?

Your brother. What do you think?

Look, Pam is out of the picture now, but this woman, Jenna Wade, is in.

And I don't think I like what's developing between the two of them.

Well, honey, I appreciate your situation, but how can I help?

I want you to break them up.

Well, I'm not sure I know what the advantage would be.

The advantage?

J.R., I came through for you. Now, it's your tum to come through for me.

Besides, there is an advantage for you.

Even if he does have an affair with this waitress, it won't last.

She can't take him away from Ewing Oil, which is what you'd love to have happen.

- And you think you could? - Yes.

Now, you're sure Bobby's interested in you?

He will be, given the chance.

Well, you've been very good to me, Katherine...

...and I believe in loyalty.

If I let you down in your hour of need, I couldn't call myself a friend, could I?

I was hoping I could depend on you.

You can, honey, you can.

- Hi, Caroline. - Hi, Mrs. Ewing.

- Hi, kiddo, how are you? - Where's Peter?

I don't know, John Ross. He didn't show up today.

He didn't show up?

No, he seemed rather upset when he went home last night. Nobody's seen him since.

Well, did anyone call his home?

Uh-huh. But he's not there.

You mean, he's not gonna be here today?

Honey, don't you worry. We'll find Peter somewhere, okay?

You have no idea where he might have gone?

Well, personally. I don't know Peter that well.

We've only been working together a few months.

Do you think you could take John Ross down with his group?

CAROLINE: Sure.

- I think I have an idea where he might be. - Okay.

Honey, you go along with Caroline, okay?

Come on, kiddo. How are you?

JOHN ROSS: Fine. CAROLINE: Good.

J.R.: Oh, here you go. Keep it.

- Hey, Jenna. Hi there. - Hello, J.R. What are you doing here?

- Oh, I'm just waiting to see you, that's all. - Why?

I just wanna let you know how happy I am that you're back with Bobby again.

I'm not sure you can say I'm back with him.

Well, you could be, honey, you could be.

And nothing would delight me more.

I'm sure Charlie would feel real good too, having both her parents back again.

Now, wait a minute...

...I never claimed that Bobby was Charlie's father.

You know, you and Bobby made a beautiful couple. I always thought so.

It was the mistake of Bobby's lite marrying that Pam Barnes instead of you.

Aside from your touching concern for my daughter's welfare...

...why is my relationship with Bobby so important to you?

Well, Jenna, I have a sense of the kind of woman you are.

You think I can help you, get Bobby out of your way?

I think you could give him a permanent relationship.

One that would fulfill him. He wouldn't need to get all tangled up in business.

Hell, he doesn't like business, anyhow.

He's an outdoors boy. Free spirit.

Well, you know what I mean.

You do want me to keep him from Ewing Oil.

I guarantee you, we'd all be better off.

Well...

...if anything happens between Bobby and me, it'll probably be a long way off.

Well, work on it, honey.

You never struck me as the kind of woman who'd be shy going after what she wanted.

Well, we'll see. Anyway, I have to get back to my shift.

Now, don't disregard what I'm saying, Jenna.

That gold ring is swinging real close to you.

And all you have to do is reach out and grab it.

Been here long?

Most of the night.

Couldn't think of any other place to go to.

May I sit down?

Sure.

I feel son of strange about what's happening with you.

And I think we should try to work it out.

Look, it's my problem, not yours.

No. It's John Ross' problem too.

Peter, I need you to understand something.

Things like this happen in life.

They're not unusual.

People get crushes and they can't always explain why.

Look...

...I really, really just don't wanna talk about it right now, okay?

But it's important that we do talk about it.

All I know is I feel what I feel, and that's all there is to it.

But you can't let it get in the way of your work.

You just can't quit your job and leave your friends and your responsibilities.

What a mess.

Believe me.

We can make it all work out.

You think I'm a child, don't you?

No.

I don't think you're a child.

Come on.

Come on.

Let's go to camp. I'm sure John Ross is waiting for you.

You know, when he's not at camp, all he talks about is going swimming.

He loves it.

Thank you.

- Sue Ellen. - Hm?

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