Original subtitles

- It's a very exciting city. - Sue Ellen, go on.

- I want you to have a good time. - We have to find out if Mark's really here.

I wanna know what you're doing.

You don't think I'd do anything behind your back, do you?

Are you sure that Mark Graison is in that clinic?

Absolutely.

Mrs. Veronica Robinson.

VERONICA: I will fly to Dallas and testify for Jenna Wade.

The cash will not go into a company account.

- No, my personal account. - And your brother.

My brother doesn't have to know about this.

[KNOCKING ON DOOR]

- Who is it? J.R.: Me.

- At this hour? - Mandy, let me in, please.

- J.R., it's very late. - I'm sorry.

[SIGHS]

I need to be with somebody I really care for.

- All right. - Thank you. Thank you, honey.

[CHUCKLES]

I was just about to go to bed. Can you tell me what this is all about?

Well, I'm having a pretty rough time.

I don't have anybody I can talk to.

- Want some, darling? - No, I don't want any.

Is this really J.R. Ewing?

The killer in the oil business everyone talks about?

Mm. He's also a man with some very serious personal problems.

You know how important my family is to me.

And it's all falling apart at the seams.

You're having problems with your wife?

Yes, but that's not what's really bothering me.

Well, what is it? Is it just an excuse to be here?

Another one of your manipulations?

Mandy, I hurt like any other person.

[SIGHS]

The Ewings always used to close ranks whenever there was trouble...

...from outside the family, but now things have changed.

My brothers and I are on one side and my mama and her new husband...

...are on the other, and I'll tell you, it's just damn painful.

You know this is pretty personal stuff. How do you know you can trust me?

I was spying on you for Cliff not so long ago.

Yeah.

But that's all finished with Barnes now, isn't it?

Maybe.

But I can't slip in and out of these things so easily.

And I'm certainly not ready for another man in my life.

Damn, I care for you so much.

And I really like you, but that's all for right now.

J.R., I think you'd better go.

I don't wanna be alone.

Well, I certainly can't stay up any longer to keep you company...

...and I won't sleep with you.

I didn't ask you to.

I just wanna spend the night, that's all.

All right.

But right there.

Okay.

You know, I never thought of you as being vulnerable before.

But you are, aren't you?

Yes, I suppose so.

Mandy.

Good night.

BOBBY: I'm sorry about your headache.

You didn't miss much at dinner, though. It was just J.R. and me.

Mama and Clayton decided at the last minute they'd eat dinner out.

And I can't say I blame them.

The family's going through a pretty rough time right now.

It's too bad you're having a problem with Clayton.

And Mama.

I'm caught right between Mama and the memory of Daddy.

And she is firmly on Clayton's side.

Well, who knows?

Maybe they'll come around and decide to help you.

Oh, I doubt it.

You see, honey. what J.R. and Ray and I are doing...

...is a little bit unethical.

Not to mention being right on the edge of illegal.

Then agreeing to it must be difficult for you.

It is.

But I would do just about anything I have to to protect Daddy's company. Within limits.

- Do you and J.R. agree on the limits? - Not all of them.

But we'll just have to take it one day at a time.

And you know him, I'm gonna have to keep an eye on him.

Bobby, I wonder what your father would've thought about the things his sons are doing.

- Would he approve? - Daddy? Absolutely.

Huh.

I think if Daddy were alive right now, Cliff Barnes and Jamie Ewing...

...would be sharing an igloo somewhere in the Arctic.

Oh...

I only wish I could help.

Sometimes I just wanna run away.

All I ever wanted to do was love you and be with you.

Now I feel like I'm such a burden.

Hey, we'll manage. We are gonna win all our battles.

I hope so.

Because I'm really scared.

But knowing that you're with me helps. It really does.

I know why the boys are fighting so hard.

They need to cling to the one tangible thing that represents Jock.

It's Ewing Oil.

Oh...

And I don't approve of the way they're going about it, but I understand.

Then you don't feel the need to hold on to the company?

Well, I thought I did, until tonight.

And then when I heard you having that argument with them...

...I suddenly realized that my priorities have changed.

I closed a door on the past.

And I am no longer willing to go to any lengths...

...to preserve the things that Jock left behind.

Like Ewing Oil.

Ellie, I know the pain it caused you to stand on my side.

Yes, change is often painful.

But, Clayton, I don't need Ewing Oil to remember Jock.

I mean, those memories are inside me. He's pan of me and always will be.

I know that, and I'm able to accept that.

What's important to me now is you and our future together.

Well, with all this fight going on for the company...

...all of us living together at Southfork may be difficult for the family.

Well...

If anyone feels it's necessary to leave Southfork, they can.

But it won't be us.

Jock wanted to leave something for his sons.

Miss Ellie has Southlork, but all Jock ever really had was Ewing Oil.

He wanted to leave a legacy for his boys.

That's why I'm with J.R. and Bobby on this thing.

Hell, he was my father too.

Ray, what you're doing is dishonest.

You're planning to siphon off funds and assets from Ewing Oil...

...put them into a holding fund that Cliff and Jamie can't touch.

You're going against all the guidelines that were set by that judge...

...when he lifted the temporary injunction.

Come on, honey, you can't do that.

Phony lawsuit.

It's just Cliff Barnes trying to get at the Ewings another way.

- The same thing he's been doing for years. - Ray, this is not just another way.

This is a lawsuit based on a legal document, okay?

It was drawn up by Sam Culver.

And in it, it gave Jock, Digger and Jason all equal share in Ewing Oil.

Now, if the court upholds this, honey...

...it means that Cliff, Jamie and her brother are partners in Ewing Oil.

No way.

Jock never would've stolen that company from Jason and Digger.

I won't buy that. Not in a million years.

All of this happened back during the Depression.

Times were tough then. You don't know what Jock might've done.

You are going to have to let the court take care of this.

I have to tell you, I don't like the idea of you working with J.R. in these illegal schemes.

Honey, it's wrong.

I don't see it that way, Donna. I don't see it that way at all.

[CHUCKLES]

[CLEARS THROAT]

[PHONE RINGING]

MANDY [ON ANSWERING MACHINE]: Hi, this is Mandy.

I'm not home, but if you wait for the beep...

...vou can leave me a message and I'll call you back.

Bye.

[ANSWERING MACHINE BEEPS]

CLIFF: Mandy, this is Cliff. [miss you. [really wanna see you.

But I've called several times and you haven't bothered to call back.

So if you don't call back this time, then forget about it. That's it.

! wun't can again.

So much for Mr. Cliff Barnes.

[CHUCKLES]

[INTERCOM BUZZES] Just a second.

Yeah?

KENDALL: Bobby, there's a woman on the phone that says she has to talk to you.

Well, who is she?

She won't give her name, but it sounds like an overseas ca...

All right, I'll take it.

- This is Bobby Ewing. - Yes, Mr. Ewing, this is Veronica Robinson.

Veronica, I've been wanting to talk to you.

- Where are you? - I can't tell you that.

Don't play games with me. Jenna's life's at stake.

Mr. Ewing, I'm not playing games. My own life is at stake.

I don't dare give you any information on the telephone.

There is someone else on this line.

It's Jenna's lawyer, Scotty Demarest.

Howdy, Ms. Robinson.

- Why did you call? - I wanna make a deal.

BOBBY: What kind of deal?

I will fly to Dallas and testify for Jenna Wade.

All right, how much do you want?

I don't want any money this time.

I want round-the-clock protection until the killer is in jail.

I can guarantee that. When are you coming?

Oh, I have to be very careful. I haven't made a reservation yet.

I'll call you and let you know what plane I'm taking.

Listen, Jenna's trial is gonna be real soon.

She sounds frightened, Bobby.

Well, we were right, Scotty. That killer's out there somewhere.

Mrs. Ewing?

Yes? Uh, mine's the one without the liquor.

Oh, thank you.

- Here we go. - Thank you.

Is there anything I can do for you? Perhaps get you a magazine?

- Um, not for me. Pam? - Mm-mm. No, thanks.

- Okay. - Thank you.

I can't believe we're actually on our way.

You know, J.R. and I have done practically no traveling.

[CHUCKLES]

When we were first married...

...we made a few quick trips to Europe and one to Saudi Arabia...

...where J.R. was always trying to combine business with a little pleasure.

And a very little pleasure.

I'm glad you're with me.

Pam, I'm so sorry.

In my enthusiasm, I almost forgot why you're going to Hong Kong.

No, it's all right.

I want you to have a good time, Sue Ellen. You deserve it.

Thank you. I can imagine how anxious you must be.

Oh, I'm more than anxious.

I'm beginning to have mixed emotions about why I'm doing this.

Oh?

Bobby came to pick up Christopher.

He's gonna keep him at Southfork while I'm away.

I had a hard time hiding my feelings from him, and from myself.

I still care so much about Bobby.

Then why are you going through all this trouble to find Mark?

The salvage operation to find the plane, the trip to the Caribbean.

Loyalty, obligation, I don't--

A sense of duty.

Mark loves me. I can't tum my back on that.

Then you were going to many Mark despite the way you felt about Bobby?

Yes. When Bobby and Jenna got so close together again...

...I thought it was all over between us, and Mark needed me so desperately.

He was so sick.

Pam, you don't have to go through with this.

If Mark staged that accident, he didn't want you to find him.

I know that.

But I started this, and I've got to see it through.

At least until I'm sure that there's no hope of finding him again.

Okay.

I'll give you all the help I can.

Maybe I'm being a little selfish, but I'm so glad that you invited me along.

I think Hong Kong is the furthest place away from J.R. that I could possibly be.

Well, I'll drink to that.

CLIFF: You gonna go in on this with me? JORDAN: I'll take a small piece of it.

Well, how about the rest of the cartel? Marilee and Andy?

You've got some fence-mending to do there. You been raiding their key personnel.

[LAUGHING]

Yeah, I guess I have. Well--

All I know is that when I get ready to move, I gotta move fast...

...if I'm gonna take control of Ewing Oil, and I want only the best people around me.

- You really think you can win the suit, Cliff? - Oh, yeah, yeah.

[CHUCKLING]

There's no doubt about that.

CLIFF: Mm-hm.

Oh, hey. Oh, wait a minute, wait a minute.

You haven't heard the latest. You haven't heard the latest about J.R.

You see, he thought he'd found this star witness who was gonna put me away.

Some old roughneck named Alf Brindle.

Brindle. I haven't heard that name in years.

Well, he worked on the crew that brought in the discovery well that started Ewing Oil.

He worked for Jock, Jason and my daddy.

Sure, he used to work all those East Texas fields.

- Yeah. - What happened?

J.R., Bobby and Ray Krebbs brought him to my apartment.

Then Brindle starts telling this cockamamie story...

...about how Jason and my daddy were a couple of losers...

...and makes Jock out to look like some knight in shining armor.

- So? - So I figured it was all over.

I figured I didn't have a lawsuit.

I wasn't about to allow them to smear my daddy's name around in open court.

[CHUCKLING]

But then, J.R.'s plan backfires, because it turns out...

...that this Brindle and my daddy were really buddies...

...and years ago, he had given Brindle a copy of the document that proves...

...that Ewing Oil is owned equally between Jason, Jock and my daddy.

- Same as Jamie Ewing's document? - Word for word. Word for word.

[CHUCKLING]

You wanna see three beaten men...

...it was the Ewing brothers when they left my place.

I can imagine that.

No doubt about it. I'm gonna control two-thirds of Ewing Oil.

- That's for sure. - Two-thirds?

What about Jamie Ewing?

You know, if you win, she's gonna control one-third and you get only one-third.

- Same thing. - No, it isn't, Cliff.

Jamie's a Ewing.

How can you be sure when push comes to shove, she won't side with her kin?

Won't happen.

Well, maybe not right away.

But eventually, she may change her mind. Family ties can be very strong.

Cliff, you're gonna have to do something to guarantee...

...that Jamie will stay on your side.

Like what?

I don't know, but you give it some thought. I gotta be going, Cliff.

- Good day, Jackie. - Goodbye, Mr. Lee.

- Thanks for stopping by, Jordan. - I'll call you.

There were messages for you while you were in your meeting.

Yep.

First, I want you to get Jamie Ewing for me. I have to talk to her.

J.R.: Conrad. Well, I'm glad you could make it.

Anytime. You know that.

- Can I fix you a drink? - Whatever you're having.

Good.

You said on the phone there was a business transaction...

...you'd like me to handle.

Yes, with your international contacts...

...I figured you could help me convert some of my assets into cash.

Without the transaction being traced?

Well, that's your specialty, isn't it?

I pride myself on my discretion.

Ha, ha. Please.

What are these assets you wish to dispose of?

I have some offshore wells that I wanna sell...

...to a corporation that I control, of course.

- At a bargain price, I assume? - Yes, yes.

I've arranged to have them declared nearly depleted.

- But they're not? - No. The price is 15 million each.

And you would like me to buy them...

...from this unnamed corporation for how much?

- Forty million each. - I trust that's a bargain price too.

Yes. You ought to be able to resell them for, say, 20 percent profit.

And you would like the cash from this transaction placed into a Swiss account?

Yes.

The total ought to come to between 100 and $200 million.

Not a vast amount compared to the total assets of Ewing Oil, of course...

...but it could be helpful in an emergency if things really go wrong.

- Battle for control of Ewing Oil. - That's right.

Now, I want to be absolutely clear on this.

The cash will not go into a company account.

- No, my personal account. - And your brother?

My brother doesn't have to know about this.

I understand.

A list of the holdings. I can begin the paperwork right away.

Fine.

“Mandy. This is the key to your future.“

Huh.

“If you would like the luck that it fits, call me.

JR.“

Hi.

Donna. This is a surprise.

I wanted to share my news with somebody, and it looks like you're it.

Well, what's happened?

My foreman at the oil field, he called this morning.

Said we're gonna bring in a new well and it looks like it could be pretty big.

Oh, Donna, that's wonderful.

Have you told Ray yet?

No, I haven't.

Well, how do you think he's going to react?

I think he's gonna have a problem with it.

Donna, is all of this oil exploration worth it, knowing how Ray feels?

Miss Ellie, this is just something that I have to do...

...and I would have told Ray, but with everything that's going on...

...in the family right now, it didn't seem right.

[PHONE RINGING]

Hello?

Yes, Clayton, where are you?

Yes. Yes, I'll be there, dear.

Goodbye.

Are you meeting Clayton somewhere?

Yes, we're having dinner at the Oil Baron's Club.

Huh.

Looks like none of us are too comfortable eating at home these days.

Did Scotty tell you anything when he phoned you?

He was going into the hearing.

He said he'd fly back and meet us for dinner.

I can't stand the suspense.

Well, I think the suspense is just about over.

[FOOTSTEPS APPROACHING]

- Hello, Scotty. - Howdy.

- Hi, Scotty. - Hello, Jenna.

Would you care for something from the bar, monsieur?

- Bourbon and branch, Pierre. - Uh, we're fine, thank you.

- Scotty, what happened? - The judge granted a change of venue.

You're gonna have your trial right here in Dallas.

That's terrific.

Finally, something right is happening in this nightmare.

My staff will start doing profiles on prospective jurors tomorrow.

Now, I'm gonna try to control the makeup of this jury as much as I possibly can.

- Excuse me. Your drink, sir. - Why, thank you.

Well, I have some news too. I got a call from Veronica.

She's flying in day after tomorrow. She's gonna wire me the flight number.

Does she still need protection?

Yes, we're gonna meet her with private guards.

Bobby, maybe I do have a chance.

Listen, think positively. Things are finally starting to go our way.

- Please watch your step, Mrs. Ewing. - Welcome to Hong Kong.

- Bye. Bye, now. - Thank you.

Isn't it beautiful?

- Pardon me, you're the Ewing ladies? - Yes.

My name is Edward Chan. Allow me.

Dr. Matsuda was unable to get away from the hospital.

He asked me to meet you.

- There isn't a problem, is there? - Oh, no.

If you'll come with me, please. I'll see that you get through customs.

[MOTOR WHIRRING]

Very good. Oh, that was good, Christopher.

Can you make the sound that the motor makes?

[IMITATING MOTOR]

That's right. Oh, you're so smart.

Christopher, I think we'd better stop now. Teresa can give you some lunch, okay?

- Okay. TERESA: Come on, Christopher.

I understand things a lot better now.

This is some place you got here.

Would you like to explain what you're doing here?

Yeah, I wanted to see what the big attraction was.

- I couldn't believe it was just you. - What are you talking about?

I'm talking about you and me and Eddie and all that Ewing money.

Oh.

Now that I've seen Southfork, I understand why Eddie's doing what he's doing.

If someone asked me to share in all this, I don't think I could tum it down.

Anyhow, I'm going back to El Paso, so you got a clear shot at getting Eddie.

I won't be in the way.

I may be fun in bed, but that's not enough for him.

Eddie has ambitions.

What do you mean, fun in bed?

You've been out of Eddie's life...

...since we had that tight at the Dallas Palace a few months ago.

Yeah, I thought you'd believe that.

I couldn't see you caring so much that you'd be stupid enough to share him.

Share him? What kind 01a stupid lie is this?

It's not a stupid lie. That's why I'm leaving.

I tried to keep it real cool, but I can't anymore.

So he's all yours.

Are you telling me that Eddie's been seeing both of us all along?

I'm telling you that it's more than seeing.

I kept his bed warm while you weren't there.

Yeah, I thought I could live with it.

Eddie even promised me that I'd share in the profits from that building company.

- But I couldn't do it anymore. - Huh.

I was in love with him.

I don't even believe this.

Why don't you get out of here before I get one of the ranch hands?

You don't have to have me thrown off this place, Lucy.

I just came out to see if you rich girls hurt as much as us poor ones.

And I am damn pleased to see that you do.

[SOBBING]

I think there are more skyscrapers here than there are in downtown Dallas.

Yeah, it's a very exciting city. You should see it at night.

It's almost as bright as your Las Vegas.

Look at all these boats.

If you have the time, I can arrange a private tour for you.

There's so much to see.

There's Tsimshatsui over there in Kowloon.

And the peak over there in Hong Kong Island.

Oh, that would be marvelous. We'll let you know.

Oh, no, Sue Ellen, go on. I want you to have a good time.

We'll see. First things first.

First we have to find out if Mark is really here.

But right now, I'm just enjoying being away from home.

All right.

Well, Conrad, I think you should visit those offshore platforms.

Yes, I want you to personally evaluate their worth.

Huh...

I've always considered my word as my bond, but we're talking about millions here.

No, I don't take it as a personal insult.

Absolutely.

It shouldn't take you more than a couple of days.

Good. Fine, I'll see you then.

[INTERCOM BUZZES]

Yeah?

KENDALL: Mandy Winger has been waiting on line two.

- Hi. - You know about the cat?

- The cat? - That curiosity killed.

Oh, I was counting on that cat.

- I love your flowers. - Were there enough of them?

Well, almost.

There's still an empty spot in my shower.

- I'll call the florist right away. - Don't.

You were talking about curiosity.

And what it could do.

Sometimes in life, you have to take chances, Mandy.

What lock does it open?

- I'll pick you up in an hour. - Can't you tell me on the phone?

Oh, it really has to be seen to be appreciated.

This isn't another one of your 1900 clubs?

No, definitely not.

- Okay, I'll be ready. - See you then.

- Hi, Jackie. - Hi, Jamie. Cliff's been trying to reach you.

Oh, really? I was in the area, so I thought that I'd come by.

I'll just buzz him.

[INTERCOM BUZZES]

- Yeah? JACKIE: Cliff, Jamie's here.

Oh, I'll be right out.

What a nice surprise.

Come on in.

Oh, well, I don't wanna interrupt anything, Cliff.

You're not interrupting anything. Come on in.

Um...

You know, the reason I was trying to get a hold of you...

...I wanted to take you to lunch.

And now that you're here, we can leave in a few minutes.

Well, I'd sure like to, Cliff, but I have a job appointment in half an hour.

Now, you see, I don't understand why you're out there looking for a job.

I can make a place for you here at Barnes-Wentwonh.

We have a lot of different departments.

I know I could find something you'd enjoy doing.

That sounds very tempting, but I don't think that I should go to work for you.

Why not?

Because I think it would make things complicated.

I don't see why.

Well, I just don't wanna take the chance.

All right.

Since I can't take you to lunch, I can't hire you...

...how about letting me take you to dinner tonight?

Sure, I'd like that.

All right. I'll pick you up about 7:30.

- Great, I'll be ready. - Terrific.

- Cliff, you know what would be nice? - Anything you want.

Well, I've had this real hankering for Oriental food.

Would you mind if we went to a Chinese restaurant?

- I wouldn't mind. - Fine. See you then.

Well, go on in.

Do you like it?

It's beautiful.

- Why did you bring me here? - It's your new home.

My new home? J.R., I can't afford this.

[CHUCKLING]

I know that. I'm buying it for you.

And after you buy it, then what?

You visit me here once or twice a week, usually in the afternoon.

01 once in a while, we have intimate little dinners away from prying eyes.

Mandy, I didn't think about anything like that except that maybe you'd like it...

...and it would be a place where you and I could be together.

I won't be a kept woman. I pay my own way.

Well, you did live with Cliff Barnes.

Not completely. I still had my own apartment.

That's splitting hairs. You were living with him.

Okay.

I'll live with you, it you want, then. At Southtork.

Well, that's impossible.

I like you, J.R. I like you a lot.

I don't know why. I asked around a little.

You have a lousy reputation with women. You're a compulsive chaser.

Mandy...

But you know something, as corny as this may sound...

...I think you could make me hear bells.

- I'd like that. - But not this way.

Not bought and paid for like a room full of flowers.

Or a restaurant you've taken over to impress me.

Or some expensive box at Texas Stadium.

Do you know what you're asking me to do?

I don't play games. Not where feelings are concerned.

I know you're rich, but I'm not for sale.

Take me home, J.R. I don't belong here.

[WHISTLING]

Hi. I got some invoices here you're gonna have to sign.

One's from the lumber company.

I've got another one from the cement company.

Tell me something, Eddie. You like Southfork?

Yeah, it's a nice little place. Um, I can't sign these.

You're guaranteeing payment, so you gotta sign them.

You're not even looking at it.

Looking at what?

At Southfork.

Lucy, I gotta get back to the construction site.

These guys are waiting for me. Uh, what's the big deal about Southfork?

You were planning on living here, weren't you?

I mean, that was part of your little scheme, wasn't it?

Hey, are you all right? You sound kind of weird.

Maybe we could just stick Betty in the stable.

Then you could sneak out at night to her after you've made love to me.

What are you talking about Betty for?

I told you, Lucy. she's been out of my life for along time.

What's along time to you, Eddie? Twenty-four hours?

She was here today.

She's leaving Dallas because she can't stand what you've done to her.

You made a fool of me too, Eddie.

Lucy...

I didn't mean any harm.

Right, you were just having a little fun at my expense.

Damn. It probably was my fault.

I guess I did lead you on by flashing a lot of money.

- I thought you liked me. - I do like you, Lucy.

Right, and you like Betty too, and who else? Good Lord, how'd you find time to work?

Okay, look, I'm...

I made a mistake, I was wrong. Look, we can straighten this out.

There is nothing to straighten out.

Why don't you go see it you can catch Betty before she gets to El Paso?

I don't want Betty.

Of course you don't, because she can't set you up in your own building business.

All she can do is sling hash and make love.

Look, Lucy, the building company was your idea, not mine.

The worst idea I've ever had in my entire life.

Get out of here, Eddie. I don't wanna see you.

Well, what about the company?

I mean, I have a full crew of guys coming in right tomorrow morning.

You can file your crew.

Cancel your concrete.

Get off my land and get off of Southfork.

- J.R., I've got some good news. - Oh, what's that?

Got a telex from Veronica Robinson.

She's arriving tomorrow around 11:00...

...from LAX via some connecting flight from the Orient.

Well, that is good news.

Well, maybe Jenna's finally getting that break she deserves.

- Want me to go to the airport with you? - No.

I'm gonna take Jenna with me. I've hired private security people.

All right, if you need anything, let me know.

What's the matter? You look like you lost your best friend.

Well, I don't wanna dampen your spirits with my tales of woe.

- Sue Ellen? - Yeah. And Ewing Oil.

Just seems like nothing is going right for me nowadays.

There's not a lot going right for any of us.

But at least we're together all the way in this fight to protect the company.

Yeah, I know that.

I wanna know what you're doing right down the line.

I don't want any surprises.

You don't think I'd do anything behind your back, do you?

- I hope not. - Bobby.

Why don't you call Sue Ellen in Hong Kong, tell her how much you miss her?

No, that wouldn't settle anything.

Can you imagine Sue Ellen and Pam trying to find Mark Graison in Hong Kong?

They'll be lucky if they can find their way out of the airport.

I just hope Pam's all right.

Why can't Dr. Matsuda meet us?

A patient of his has developed serious complications.

He must be available at all times.

Pam, I'm sure he'll see you as soon as possible.

- I guess I'm just a little anxious. - Well, there's no need to wait.

I'll arrange to take you to the hospital tomorrow...

...where this Mr. Graison, or Mr. Swanson as he calls himself, is having treatment.

Mr. Chan, tell me, are you sure that Mark Graison is in that clinic?

Of course.

I haven't met the man, but Dr. Matsuda told me...

...that this Mr. Mark Graison, or Swanson, went to him for treatment.

But he required special treatment, so Dr. Matsuda referred him...

...to a different facility.

- And he's still there? - Absolutely. Dr. Matsuda is sure of it.

Oh...

Oh, Mr. Chan, are you sure you won't join us?

I'm sorry. I'm expected home for dinner.

Excuse me, and I'll see you tomorrow?

- Mrs. Ewing, Mrs. Ewing. - Thank you.

Oh, Sue Ellen, I'm really going to find him.

[SIGHS]

Howdy.

Did I hear that Chinese fella call you ladies Ewing?

Why?

Excuse me, ma'am. I'm forgetting all my manners.

My name's Benjamin Alan Moody. I'm from Waco.

You know, the name Ewing is not entirely unfamiliar to us in Waco, ma'am...

...and I was wondering if you-all might be related to old J.R.

We're distant cousins...

...but my family hasn't spoken to his family for several years.

I'm sorry, ma'am, to hear that, but since we're all from Texas...

...maybe I can buy y'all a drink anyway.

I don't drink, and neither does my friend.

But thanks, and give our regards to Waco.

[CHUCKLES]

Perfect timing.

- Are you all right? - Yeah. You really handled that well.

Well, it wasn't hard.

It's amazing, you have to fly halfway across the world...

...to run into a jerk like that.

BECKY: A quarter for your thoughts, cowboy.

Oh.

- What happened to a penny? - Inflation.

Everything's going up, including trouble.

You look like you've got some trouble.

Yeah, nothing you can solve.

Well, maybe I could make you forget it for a little while.

Thanks, but, uh...

Mind if I join you?

It's a public bar. Everybody's welcome.

Am I interrupting anything?

- Not a thing. - Right.

- What'll you have? - A beer.

Why don't we find a table, hmm?

What for? We got nothing to talk about.

That's not the way I see it. Come on.

[PEOPLE LAUGHING]

I wanna propose a truce.

- What kind of truce? - Between you and me.

I know we're on opposite sides in this fight for Ewing Oil.

But you and I have become good friends, and I don't wanna see that friendship...

...go down the drain.

I don't want that to happen either, Clayton.

I know you're doing what you think is right.

Not just for me, but Ellie too.

Last thing our marriage needs is for her to get involved...

...in the manipulations to save Ewing Oil.

Right now, I don't have the time to worry about your marriage.

We got a real fight with Cliff Barnes.

It's really Bobby and J.R.'s fight.

You never had anything to do with that company.

But the thing that bothers me is your getting involved with J.R.

Now, what happens if you lose this case?

Are you gonna be able to deal with that kind of defeat?

We won't lose.

All right, suppose you win.

Right now. you and Bobby and JR. are dose.

Real family.

How long do you think J.R. is gonna consider you...

...a real, full-fledged Ewing brother when this case is over?

About 20 seconds.

It doesn't really matter. I have to do it.

It has nothing to do with Bobby and J.R. It has to do with Jock.

Jock was my father, and he was not a thief.

No matter what Cliff Barnes and Jamie Ewing say.

All right, fair enough.

I respect that.

WOMAN [ON PA]: Now arriving at gate number 5...

I asked the flight attendants to contact Mrs. Robinson for you.

When can we go on board, Frank?

Well, as soon as some of these passengers leave.

Frank, you better let us on. Something's wrong.

Okay, come on.

PILOT: Come on, give me a hand. Go on, it's jammed.

PILOT: I think you got it. Come on, pull.

There it is.

PILOT: Good Lord, a woman. Let me check her.

Well, what the hell happened?

- She's dead. - Bobby.

That's not Veronica. It can't be.

I'm sorry. I'm afraid it is.

No.

[ENGLISH SDH]