A family ruthless in its quest for power and passion.
The world's first mega-soap, and one of the most popular ever produced, Dallas had it all. Beautiful women, expensive cars, and men playing Monopoly with real buildings. Famous for one of the best cliffhangers in TV history, as the world asked "Who shot J.R.?" A slow-burner to begin with, Dallas hit its stride in the 2nd season, with long storylines and expert character development. Dallas ruled the airwaves in the 1980's.
The world's first mega-soap, and one of the most popular ever produced, Dallas had it all. Beautiful women, expensive cars, and men playing Monopoly with real buildings. Famous for one of the best cliffhangers in TV history, as the world asked "Who shot J.R.?" A slow-burner to begin with, Dallas hit its stride in the 2nd season, with long storylines and expert character development. Dallas ruled the airwaves in the 1980's.
Season 12 episodes
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J.R. is taken to the hospital following his shooting by Sue Ellen. She thinks about filing murder charges against J.R. for Nicholas' death while also facing attempted murder charges of her own. Carter McKay meets Clayton and inquires about buying Ray's ranch. Cliff and April look for Pam. Bobby and Jeremy Wendell clash.
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Guest stars George Kennedy, Dave Lowry, Dakin Matthews, William Bassett, Omri Katz, Deborah Rennard, Joshua Harris, William Smithers
Bobby is offered by Clayton a refinery deal. Cliff wants out of the oil business for good. Mitch wants Lucy to return home to Atlanta. J.R. comes back to Southfork. Clayton introduces Miss Ellie to Carter. Sue Ellen purchases a house.
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Guest stars George Kennedy, William Cort, Omri Katz, Leigh McCloskey, Irena Ferris, Joshua Harris, Deborah Tranelli
The Ewing men leave to go on a backwoods hunting trip. J.R. takes a liking to Cally Harper, a local waitress. Cliff offers Jordan Lee a deal to buy Barnes / Wentworth. Casey ends up striking oil.
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Guest stars George Kennedy, Gerrit Graham, Sherman Howard, Andrew Stevens, Jeri Gaile, Cathy Podewell, Joshua Harris
J.R. finds himself being accused of raping Cally. Bobby ends up making a surprising offer for a partnership in Ewing Oil. Clayton and Carter have to deal with a water shortage on their ranches. Sue Ellen finalises her divorce from J.R.
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Guest stars George Kennedy, William Bassett, Charles Carroll, Joseph Chapman, Andrew Stevens, Cathy Podewell, William Smithers
Cliff makes his decision about Bobby's offer to join Ewing Oil. J.R. attempts to escape from Haleyville's prison. Jeremy Wendell makes a play for Sue Ellen.
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Guest stars George Kennedy, Michael Crabtree, Blue Deckert, Andrew Stevens, Beth Toussaint, William Smithers
J.R. manages to escape from jail but there is a price to be paid. Ray returns from Europe. Clayton and Miss Ellie look for a solution to Carter McKay's dam. Sue Ellen works with Jeremy Wendell. Casey wants Lucy to sleep with him. Bobby continues to see Tracey Lawton.
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Guest stars George Kennedy, William Bassett, Andrew Stevens, Cathy Podewell, Beth Toussaint, William Smithers
J.R. makes Cally the offer of a new life if he can leave Haleyville. Sue Ellen and Jeremy Wendell continue their relationship. Cliff joining Ewing Oil surprises the whole of Dallas.
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Guest stars Dave Lowry, Cathy Podewell, Beth Toussaint, Pat Colbert, William Smithers
Southfork is under lockdown with the Carter McKay situation escalating. J.R. attempts to find out his rights as a fugitive. Jeremy Wendell attempts to convince Sue Ellen to seek revenge. Tracey ends up opening up to Bobby.
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Guest stars George Kennedy, Dan Ammerman, Andrew Stevens, Beth Toussaint, Roseanna Christiansen, William Smithers
The war with Carter gets worse. April manages to outmanoeuvre Casey. Sue Ellen worries that she's lost John Ross for good. J.R. looks for help in dealing with his Haleyville ordeal.
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Guest stars George Kennedy, Andrew Stevens, Jeri Gaile, Irena Ferris, Beth Toussaint, William Smithers
Miss Ellie agrees to sell a small piece of Southfork to Carter. April and Lucy plot against Casey. Sue Ellen has words with Jeremy. J.R. receives some unwelcome visitors.
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Guest stars George Kennedy, Andrew Stevens, Leigh Taylor-Young, Cathy Podewell, Beth Toussaint, William Smithers
J.R. attempts to find a way out of his marriage to Cally. Sue Ellen thinks about entering the movie business. Weststar's new chairman is announced at the Oil Baron's Ball. Bobby and Cliff attempt to close a deal in Louisiana.
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Guest stars George Kennedy, Irena Ferris, Jonathan Goldsmith, Cathy Podewell, Beth Toussaint, Fern Fitzgerald, Joshua Harris
Cally asks Sue Ellen for advice on helping to deal with J.R. Bobby wants to know what Carter is up to. Cliff believes that April's working against Ewing Oil. Nicholas' father decides to investigate his death.
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Guest stars George Kennedy, Cathy Podewell, Irena Ferris, Jonathan Goldsmith, Beth Toussaint, Roseanna Christiansen, Joshua Harris
Cally wants a real wedding to be held at Southfork. J.R. is quizzed for answers surrounding Nicholas Pearce's death. Cliff looks at a real estate deal. Bobby hopes that Christopher will like Tracey.
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Guest stars George Kennedy, Joseph Campanella, Chazz Palminteri, Omri Katz, Jonathan Goldsmith, Cathy Podewell, Beth Toussaint, Roseanna Christiansen
Sue Ellen makes plans for her first movie when she teams up with Don Lockwood and Lucy. Cally manages to become a hero at Southfork. Tommy McKay shows up in Dallas.
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Guest stars George Kennedy, Joan Van Ark, Newell Alexander, Jonathan Goldsmith, Cathy Podewell, Ian McShane, Beth Toussaint, Roseanna Christiansen
Miss Ellie and Clayton return to Dallas. Cally comes to an understanding with John Ross, and makes a surprise announcement. Tommy makes a move on April. Don and Sue Ellen continue to plan a movie to embarrass J.R.
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Guest stars George Kennedy, Newell Alexander, Omri Katz, Cathy Podewell, Ian McShane, Danone Camden, Beth Toussaint, Joshua Harris
J.R. and Cally marry at Southfork though a tornado ends up threatening the ceremony. After Cliff opens a letter meant for J.R. a massive brawl follows. Sue Ellen has Don Lockwood come to Southfork to do some research for the film. Lucy attempts to steer Tracey away from Bobby.
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Guest stars George Kennedy, Cathy Podewell, Omri Katz, J. Eddie Peck, Ian McShane, Beth Toussaint, Joshua Harris
Cally attempts to keep Bobby and J.R. on good terms with each other. Sue Ellen grows closer to Don. Tommy becomes involved with drugs. Cliff wants some answers from April.
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Guest stars George Kennedy, Timothy Patrick Murphy, J. Eddie Peck, Jonathan Goldsmith, Cathy Podewell, Ian McShane, Beth Toussaint, Roseanna Christiansen
Sue Ellen and Don continue to see each other. J.R. attempts to find out about Weststar's dealings hoping to get back into Ewing Oil. Bobby and Tracey's relationship comes under pressure. Christopher is jealous about the amount of time Cally is spending with John Ross.
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Guest stars George Kennedy, Cathy Podewell, Bo Brundin, J. Eddie Peck, Jonathan Goldsmith, Christopher Neame, Ian McShane, Beth Toussaint
Sue Ellen begins to have some second thoughts about her movie plans. Tommy needs $100,000 and April ends up suffering. Bobby and J.R. end up being forced to talk about their differences.
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Guest stars George Kennedy, Cathy Podewell, J. Eddie Peck, Sherril Lynn Rettino, Jonathan Goldsmith, Ian McShane, Deborah Rennard
Cally wants to improve the way she speaks. Sue Ellen begins casting her movie. April admits that she has feelings for Bobby. The situation becomes more desperate for Tommy. Ewing Oil has a major new deal in the works.
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Guest stars George Kennedy, Jonathan Goldsmith, Julie Hayek, Christopher Neame, Jimmy Ortega, Cathy Podewell, Ian McShane, Beth Toussaint
Tracey leaves to take care of Tommy. J.R. and Cally manage to get Helstrom into a compromising situation at a Western bar. Bobby sees April in the hospital. Afton returns to Dallas.
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Guest stars George Kennedy, Cathy Podewell, Bonnie Burroughs, Conroy Gedeon, Ian McShane, Audrey Landers, Beth Toussaint
J.R., Bobby, and Cally travel to Salzburg for business and pleasure. Sue Ellen's movie begins to be filmed. Cliff and Afton continue to see each other. Carter claims to want peace.
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Guest stars George Kennedy, Cathy Podewell, Crystal Carson, Ian McShane, Audrey Landers, Roseanna Christiansen, Joshua Harris
Bobby and J.R. refuse to sell Ewing Oil to Brundin and suspect that Carter McKay is behind the scheme. Cliff asks Afton to marry him. Cally proves too much for J.R. who turns to a former flame. Clayton's memory problems continue. Sue Ellen worries about who will be hurt if she continues with her movie plans.
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Guest stars George Kennedy, Cathy Podewell, Crystal Carson, Amadeus August, Ian McShane, Audrey Landers, Joshua Harris, Gayle Hunnicutt
Vanessa makes a play for J.R. Bobby is busy with April's surprise visit, Cliff believes that Afton's daughter could be his. Sue Ellen and Don spend time with John Ross.
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Guest stars George Kennedy, Cathy Podewell, Amadeus August, Ian McShane, Crystal Carson, Audrey Landers, Ron Canada, Gunnar Hellström
Bobby and J.R. travel to Moscow to find out more about the dealings in Europe. Clayton gets help with his memory problems. Sue Ellen discovers that revisiting the past is tougher than she thought it would be. Cliff attempts to commit to Afton. Cally and Vanessa meet.
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Guest stars George Kennedy, Cathy Podewell, Eve Brent, Crystal Carson, Audrey Landers, Ron Canada, Gayle Hunnicutt
Bobby and April continue seeing each other, though somebody is out to scare her. Carter is welcomed back at Weststar. Miss Ellie is surprised by a birthday card addressed to Jock. Sue Ellen warns Cally that she'll have to fight to make her marriage work. Sue Ellen issues a threat to J.R.
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Guest stars George Kennedy, Cathy Podewell, Ian McShane, Ran Barker, Sue Bugden, Danone Camden, Ron Canada
