All language subtitles for Dallas S11E21

NARRATOR:
Last on Dallas:

Why are you telling me now?

-Because J.R. is blackmailing me over it.
-Blackmail?

ELLIE:
Get out.

Just get out and leave me alone!

-Oh, my God.
-Looks like you've had an unwanted visitor.

The hearing's on again next week.

-I thought this thing was over with.
-So did I-.

We were both wrong.

You'd be a whole lot better off if you agreed
to let me take over control of Westar...

...because if you don't,
there's gonna be a war.

Hi, Bob.

I'm sure you're aware
that Lisa Alden is still in town...

...that she's going ahead
with the custody suit.

That's impossible.
I sent that girl packing.

Oh, cut the crap.

You really think I'm still gonna fall
for this blackmail?

Hey, Bobby, I met with her.
I gave her a one-way ticket out of Dallas...

...and I told her what would happen
if she didn't leave.

You just say whatever comes to mind.

First, you tell me you sent her packing...

...now you're telling me you're surprised
she's still doing what you paid her to do.

Bobby, I don't wanna go head-to-head
with you again.

So I'm gonna level with you.
I wanna set the record straight.

I did use Lisa.

I did try to put pressure on you...

...to get you to throw in with me
to get Westar.

But I didn't want the girl to go that far.
I made a mistake, I'm sorry.

I'll do everything
to get that girl out of your hair.

Hope that hearing never takes place.

What I did before is gonna be nothing!

I want this stopped! Do you hear me?

01 both of you get the hell
out of this house and off this ranch.

[SIGHS]

Here you go.

-Are you all right?
-Yeah.

Boy, I gotta find somebody
and just settle down.

I had a crummy date last night.
I should have read a book.

Well, I'm relieved to know that all
that's bothering you is your love life.

Why? What should be?

Westar is down four more points.

Another four points? Are you sure?

I'll get the paper.

Cliff, Bobby's here.

Hey, Bobby.

-Can I get you some coffee?
-No, thank you.

-Have you heard from Lisa?
-No, she moved.

No, she isn't. She's in town.

-She is?
-That's right.

She's after Christopher.
The hearing is back on.

That girl doesn't give up, does she?
She got some kind of strong family ties.

Family, hell.
She's been working with J.R. all along.

J.R.? Why?

He's trying to put some pressure on me...

...to throw in with him
in his fight with Westar.

I can't believe that.

We", believe it.
We gotta find her and before the hearing.

Well, I'll do anything I can.

I can't believe she's working with J.R.

[STEVENS READING ON-SCREEN TEXT]

Larry Doyle's been murdered?

The file.

The file.

The Lombardi file, it's gone.

God. That's what they were looking for.
Oh...

Nicholas Pearce, please.

April Stevens calling.

Nicholas, I have to see you.

What's the matter, Ellie?

Nothing. I'm fine.

Don't tell me you're fine.

We've known each other
for too many years.

Come on, what's wrong?

Oh...

Just some problems.

Ellie, we're best friends.

If we can't confide in each other,
then who?

That's what best friends are for.

I'm worried about Clayton.

Oh, Ellie, not his health again?

No, no. He's fine.

I think he's having an affair.

What makes you think so?

You remember a couple of weeks ago,
you and I were shopping...

...and we went into that restaurant?

Yes, I remember.

I saw Clayton there...

...with this young girl.

She couldn't have been more...

...than 25.

You never said anything.

Ellie, there could be a hundred innocent
reasons for Clayton to have been with her.

Mavis...

...she was kissing him.

A few days ago...

...I saw him coming out
of his office building with her.

He flew down...

...to the Gulf
without asking me to go with him.

He hasn't invited me up to his new--

His new office.

He spends his days and evenings
away from home.

I don't know what to think or do.

Have you talked to him?

No.

I've been...

I've been hoping that he'd--

He'd tell me about her...

...tell me who she is...

...but he hasn't.

The more he doesn't say anything...

...the more I know...

...that he's involved with her.

Well, then I guess
you're just going to have to be patient.

And wait it out.

That's what I did.

Punk had an affair?

Yes...

...with his secretary.

[SIGHS]

Well, what's all this talk
about friendship?

You never told me.

Ellie, I couldn't.

It was just shortly after Jock's death.

I'm pretty sure that's what prompted it.

He felt so vulnerable...

...that if it could happen to Jock,
it could happen to him.

You knew about it...

...and you never mentioned it to him?

Well...

...I was going to, but then I thought...

...if I lock the boat,
I might lose everything.

And what would my life be without him?

I felt that I needed him
even if had to share him.

But every day I waited
for the other shoe to drop...

...and I tried to pretend
that nothing was wrong...

...but every morning I would wake up
and wonder...

...it this is the day
that he's going to ask me for a divorce.

And then it was over.

I could tell by the way he touched me...

...by the way he talked to me...

...and by the time he spent with me.

How did it end?

Well, I think he finally realized
that she was very young...

...and they had nothing in common...

...or he accepted his own mortality.

Or he finally realized
how much he loved me.

And I think that's the way it will be
with Clayton.

Mavis, I don't think I can just...

...let it run its course.

I don't think I could--

I could put up with that.

Harry, we have got to find Lisa Alden...

...or Faraday, or whatever she's calling
herself nowadays.

We gotta find her fast.
That hearing is coming up real soon.

I've got some vacation coming.
I'll spend full time on it.

I gave that girl a one-way ticket
out of Dallas and I want her to use it.

Here's the file you put together on her
when you found her.

-Maybe it'll help you trace her down.
-Okay, J.R., on my way.

-J.R.?
-Yeah?

-Mrs. Clyde! is here to see you.
-Well, send her in.

-Do you need anything?
-No, thank you.

What a pleasant surprise, darling.

You had no right to see my daddy
without telling me.

-What?
-You heard me!

-I hope I didn't hear what I thought I heard.
-You damn well did.

Then what are you doing here?

Do I look and walk and talk like Wilson?

If you're confusing me with that wimp,
I don't think we got anything to talk about.

J.R., I don't confuse you with Wilson.

If you want the kind of man that runs
to you before he makes decisions...

...you better look for somebody else.

It wasn't just any business deal.

You went to see my daddy
and he's too sick for this.

If I decide to go against your daddy
for control of Westar...

...that's between him and me.

Now, he may be sick,
but he knows how to fight.

He doesn't need any protection from you,
I guarantee it.

We“, maybe, JR...

...I'm the one that needs the protection.

If you manage to gain control over Westar
without me...

...will you still want me?

Oh...

Kimberly, how can you think like that?

I told you before...

...what we have between us
no longer has anything to do with Westar.

Win, lose or draw, darling.
you and I are going to be together...

...because you are the most exciting
woman I've ever met in my life.

JR.

Why don't you take the day off
and come play with me?

I'd love to, but I can't.

Bobby's in a lot of trouble.
I gotta help him anyway I can.

And that comes before anything.

I don't believe that anything
comes before your fight for Westar.

[CHUCKLES]

You don't know that much about me,
do you?

Oh...

I saw a picture of Clayton Fallow's wife
in the paper the other day.

She's a lot older than you.

Has he talked about her?

I know about her.

I'm sure he doesn't talk about you
to her.

David, I thought we were gonna have
a quiet lunch.

I bet that Clayton Fallow...

...has offered to do plenty for you.

That's none of your business.

Laurel, don't be a dummy.

If it makes him happy...

...why not?

Laurel, you have to keep this relationship
going.

I mean, he may be old...

...but the guy's worth a fortune.

And, you know.
If you play your cards right...

...you probably would never have to sell
another bonsai in your life.

David, that's a rotten thing to say.

It I was interested in money,
I wouldn't have left England.

I'm sure that Clayton Fallow makes
that guy you were seeing in England...

...look like a pauper.

He's here.

Who?

-Farlow?
-No.

Hello, Laurel.

Aren't you going to introduce me?

No?

I'm Brett Lomax.

You're the guy she dumped.

What are you doing here in Dallas?

I'd like to speak to Laurel alone.

You look like you're all finished.

Do you mind?

Of course I mind.

David, please. I don't want a fight.

Okay.

Two old friends.

Why not?

Laurel, you take care of the check?

I want you to come home.

I don't know what you're doing
in this godforsaken place anyway.

We've been over this, Even.
I don't love you.

It's the loser, isn't it?
That half-baked artist.

-How do you know about him?
-I know.

And he's been filling your head
with all this “free spirit“ nonsense.

Wake up, Laurel.

I'm offering you a beautiful life.

You are offering me a beautiful prison.

Jenna, you think we can get Charlie
to babysit Lucas tonight?

Like to take you to dinner and a movie.
We haven't done that in a long time.

I'd love to.

But I was putting Charlie's clothes away
and I found her report card.

She was always a straight-A student.

She's getting F's in half of her classes
and D's in the rest.

She forged my name. Look at this.

And look at all the absences.

She must have forged my name
on the excuses too.

Oh, Ray, I don't know what to do.

Just when I thought
things were working out.

This has all happened since our marriage.

I guess I haven't done a very good job
with her.

It's not your fault
or the fault of the marriage.

Teenage girls can be difficult.

So you said, but not all of them
are cutting classes and failing at school.

Not all of them have been through
the same turmoil Charlie has all these years.

Charlie's not going through
any turmoil now.

She's got a home and a family,
people that care about her.

Why are we having this trouble
with her now?

[SIGHS]

Ray, I think she's testing us.

Testing us?

I think she's trying to pull us apart.

Well, that's not gonna happen.

-Do you mean that?
-Yes, I do.

Then I think maybe we ought to start
thinking about another school for Charlie.

Some place away from Dallas.

Well, that's awfully drastic, isn't it?

We gotta do something.

Why all the cloak and dagger?

I don't even know how to begin.

Like everything else,
you start from the beginning.

Let's get on with it. It's raining.

Believe me, Nicholas,
this whole thing started as a lark.

It was after that man in my restaurant,
Petey...

...he called you Joey Lombardi.

It made me curious...

...so I hired a private investigator.

-You what?
-He located a couple of Joey Lombardis...

...at the schools that Petey mentioned.

Obviously, neither of them were you.

Then he get paid a visit
by these two thugs.

They scared the hell out of him
and he wanted 0” the case.

And?

Well, I didn't let it go at that.

I paid him a lot of money
to continue the investigation.

I found out about your father.

What did you find out about my father?

That he died in prison.

I mean, now I understood
why you changed your name...

...and you didn't want anybody prying.

You could have told me that anywhere.

Why are we meeting here?

What aren't you telling me, April?

My apartment, it was broken into.

The police thought it was just vandalism.

Then, this morning.
I picked up the paper...

...and Larry Doyle, the private investigator,
had been murdered.

I went looking for the file that he gave me
on you, and it's missing.

I've never hit a woman in my life, April.
but I am tempted to start with you.

Oh, but you're gonna have enough
of your own problems.

Not only have you put me in danger...

...but you're gonna meet some people
who play for keeps.

Now, these people
are gonna wanna talk to you, April...

...because you're the only connection
they have to me.

Why do they want you?
I mean, your father is dead.

Shut up!

Now, you listen to me...

...and you listen good.

Don't go home.

You check into the Singletree Hotel.

And don't you move
until you hear from me.

Have you got that?

I'm telling you, Miss Ellie was very upset.

I don't understand her leaving
without telling us.

Well, I hope you don't mind me joining you,
this is the only bar on this floor.

-J.R., did Mama talk to you?
-About what?

Sue Ellen just told me
that she flew off on a vacation.

Oh.

Well, that explains why we're not honored
by the presence of Mr. Fallow tonight, huh?

SUE ELLEN:
Clayton didn't go with her.

She went alone? Where?

BOBBY:
Saint Croix in the Virgin Islands.

Who's in Saint Croix?

Your wife.

-Didn't you know?
-No.

You-all have a falling-out or something?

Why don't you shut up?

She's been upset with you and Bobby
ever since you had that tight.

She probably needs some time to herself.

Well, you two can stand here and argue.
I'm going in to dinner.

J.R., have you done anything
about Lisa yet?

-I'm working on it, Bob.
-Yeah, I bet you are.

Boy, I'm starving.

-Daddy, you coming to dinner?
-Yeah, I'll be right there.

BOBBY:
You're her lawyer?

ANGELA:
Yes, Mr. Ewing.

I'm representing Miss Faraday.

My brother's been hospitalized
and I'm taking on his caseload.

I wanna have a meeting with Lisa.

No way. You've bullied her enough.

I wanna settle this thing now.

Then you'll have to give custody
of Christopher to Lisa.

Are you out of your mind?

Get out of here, Mr. Ewing.
I have nothing further to say to you.

As for Lisa Alden Faraday,
you'll see her in court.

Hey, David, what are you doing here?

Well, uh, you don't have a secretary,
I just took the liberty to come in.

See, Laurel told me
you had a new office.

I was in the neighborhood,
I thought I'd stop by...

...see if there's anything I can do for you.
Help you out, unpack, whatever.

You know, it's just as I thought...

...you don't have anything
on your walls yet.

This is perfect.

Hey, that's nice, but--

Well, since you gave the original to her...

...I thought you'd like a duplicate
for your office.

-I appreciate the thought, but--
-Hey, you paid $6000 for the original.

Why don't we deduct the 2000
that you've already loaned me...

...and I can give you this one for $4000?
Now, that's a good deal.

But I really don't want it, David.

Well, this is really embarrassing
for me, Mr. Farlow.

Well, why is that?

Well, you've really been good to me...

...and I'm just in a real bind.

I don't wanna borrow any more money
from you, sir.

I thought if I brought the painting
down you might buy it...

...for a couple thousand dollars
more, we can call it even.

I bought the original from you, David.
I just have no need for a copy. I'm sorry.

Yeah, that makes sense.

I tell you what,
why don't you just keep it?

And thanks for everything,
and I'm really sorry I bothered you.

Hey.

How much you need?

Two, 3000 dollars.

And I swear I will pay you back.

Thank you.

I promise that your wife will never hear
anything about Laurel from me.

[DOORBELL RINGS]

-Joey.
-Hi, Papa.

Oh, my Joey.

Oh, it's been such a long time.

It's been too long.

But your coming here like this
can only mean one thing.

Yeah.

Joseph, who is it?

Look who's here,
who I found on our doorstep.

-Joey.
-Hi, Mama.

Oh... It's been so long. I missed you.

You look so good.

You've got bad news, haven't you? It's not
like my Joey. He don't look like this.

He hasn't shaved. He hasn't slept.

No, I flew to Chicago and then I drove
right here. We're gonna have to talk now.

-They found you?
-No, not yet.

Let him wash up.
Look at him, he needs rest.

He's exhausted.
You can't be in such a hurry...

-...to hear the news he has.
-No, we talk first. Sit down.

Oh, God, what's happening here
with my family?

Look, Papa, they found a trail.

I expect they're gonna get to me
any day now.

You and Mama have to move.
I've made arrangements.

I'm surprised nobody found us sooner.

The government hid us very well
to keep us secret for...

-How long is it, Ida?
-Twenty-one years next month.

Twenty-one years.
Look how nicely we've been living.

We'll find another place just as nice.

Your mother and I talked about this day.

No moving.
One change of identity was enough.

It got you and your brothers
out of the old life and into a new start.

That was important to us.

It took me five years
to get used to being called Mr. Pearce.

I can't believe they still care about you
after all this time.

I testified against the family.

I broke the code of omerta, silence.

You are never forgiven for that.

For years, every day we expected
to be found, but we managed.

We had each other,
that was good for us.

Yeah, we were contented.

I'm not gonna let them use me
to get to you.

-Yes, you will.
-No.

Yes, that's what we agreed.
You don't resist, they leave you alone.

We'll not allow you
to trade your life for ours.

Come on, Papa.

IDA:
Don't disobey your father.

Do you remember the last time
that we talked, huh?

There's another way.

Yes. Yes, I know.

But if they discover you've deceived them,
they'll kill you.

Well, that's a chance
that I'm willing to take.

Oh, God.

Harry, I don't want excuses.
I want you to find Lisa Faraday.

Well, hire more men if you have to.

That's right.

Now, how do you work this damn thing?

[KNOCKING ON DOOR]

Yeah?

-J.R.?
-Yeah.

I have to talk to you about something.

All right, darling. Come on in. Sit down.

I swear, I'll never get the hang of this.

I don't know. I guess I should have said
something to you about it before I did it.

Sounds serious. Did what?

Well, Casey Denault asked me out
and I went, several times.

Well, well, I'd do the same thing.

I mean, you are a beautiful girl, Sly.
I'd take you out.

Wine you and dine you...

...pick your brain
for information about me.

What should I do about it?

Yeah, it's been a long time
since you broke up with Biff.

I think you need another man in your life.

-You think it's all right?
-Sure, it's all right.

-Go out and have a good time.
-Ha-ha-ha.

-I will.
-Oh, you gotta hand it to that boy...

...he never stops trying, doesn't he?

-Mr. Denault.
-Casey, please.

Then you'll call me Kimberly.

-Oh, what would you like?
-Champagne.

Yes, ma'am.

Well, I was kind of surprised you called
instead of Mr. Cryder.

Are you?

Some time ago you sold a company
to my husband...

...in exchange for a large block of stock.

Does your husband always share
those business details with you?

Yes, he does. Why?

Well, you're very beautiful
and very feminine.

Ha-ha. You just don't seem like
a businessperson to me at all.

Casey, this is business.

-All right, business.
-Ha-ha.

Thank you.

I wanna talk about J.R. Ewing.

J.R.? Why?

You've had some business dealings
with him.

Once.

He tried to buy a company
I sold to Westar.

J.R.'s planning a takeover attempt
of Westar.

Well, I've heard these rumors,
but I don't know if it's possible.

[CHUCKLES]

Nothing is impossible these days.

I don't trust J.R...

...which is why I'm lining up
my votes now.

And I bet you'd just love to know
which way I'll vote.

Westar or Ewing?

Well...

...that depends on the fringe benefits.

Voting Westar may bring you
a marvelous position with the company.

And?

A lot of perks for a young man
on the way up.

Well, Kimberly...

...you may have just made an offer
that even J.R. Ewing won't be able to top.

I'm scared about tomorrow, Daddy.

I know you are, son.

You just remember what I told you
when all this started...

...that nothing...

...or nobody is ever gonna
take you away from me.

-Maybe they'll make me go with Lisa.
-Mm-mm.

No matter what the judge says,
I'm not gonna let that happen...

...even if we have to leave Dallas
or Texas...

...or the whole country,
it doesn't make any difference.

You and I are always gonna be together.

All right?

Hmm?

ANGELA:
Then what did you do, Miss Faraday?

I learned that Christopher had been
bought, then adopted by the Ewings.

I knew I had to see my brother's child.

And?

And then I came here to Dallas.

I used my mother's married name...

...because if Bobby Ewing knew
that I was Jeff Faraday’s sister...

...he would have never let me near
Christopher.

ANGELA:
Had you planned to seek custody?

I didn't think about that
one way or the other.

At first, I was just happy being with him.

Then Bobby Ewing
thought I was after him...

...or something and he stopped my seeing
my nephew.

That's when I knew I had to do this.

Would you say your seeking custody
is an act of love?

Yes.

I am Christopher's real family.

He has a right to be with me
and to know about his background.

I love him very much.

I have no further questions.

Mr. Morgan?

Thank you, Your Honor.

Miss Faraday, or Miss Alden...

...whichever one you feel more
comfortable with...

...who paid for your trip to California and
who supported you while you were here?

Objection. That's irrelevant.

Your Honor, the plaintiff claims
she's doing this out of love.

I intend to prove another motive.

Overruled. I'll allow it.
The witness will answer the question.

PAUL:
Would you like the question repeated?

No.

JR. Ewing paid my expenses.

PAUL:
Didn't it seem a little odd to you...

...that the defendant's brother
would pay you to do this?

LISA:
I really didn't care who helped me.

Being with Christopher
was the most important thing in my life.

Didn't you ever question
J.R. Ewing's motives?

No.

Can you identify this?

It's a birth certificate.

Whose?

Christopher's.

“Christopher Shepard.“

And although your brother and Kristin
were legally married...

...her maiden name is the only one
that appears here.

The father is listed as unknown.

You don't suppose they intended blackmail
right from the beginning, do you?

I don't know.

No further questions.

-Aunt Sue Ellen...
-Hmm?

...when is it all gonna be over?

Soon, darling, I hope.

Who did you believe was the father?

[SIGHS]

My husband.

And for a very good reason.

I wouldn't do that if I were you, J.R.

Not unless you want your child
born in prison.

Now, wouldn't that be a scandal.

Jock Ewing's grandson, jail baby.

[LAUGHS]

I think I'll write my memoirs there.

You're bluffing.

Call Dr. Gibson, I saw him yesterday.

He'll tell you.

It was a cloud over our marriage
for a long time.

Did you ever discuss it
with Bobby Ewing?

Yes, but it wasn't until the day before
that he and Pam were granted...

...temporary managing conservatorship.

Um... Bobby brought it up.

I was divorced from J.R. by then
and Bobby came to see me.

BOBBY:
Sue Ellen, I...

I wanna talk to you about Christopher.

I need your help.

Well, of course, Bobby. What is it?

[SIGHS]

There just isn't an easy way
to say this.

Christopher's natural mother was Kristin.

Kristin?

Bobby, are you sure?

Absolutely.

He was given to me
by the man she was living with.

Why you?

It's a very long and complicated story...

...and I'd just as seen
not get into it, if you don't mind.

It's all right.

Then it was true.

She did have the baby.

You knew she was pregnant?

Yes, I knew.

You know who the father is?

Don't you?

Why do you think there were no charges
against Kristin for the shooting?

Sue Ellen, I'm sorry.

All of J.R.'s nasty little secrets...

...come back to haunt me sooner or later.

[SIGHS]

It was a very trying time for me.

So you believed all along
that you were paying off a blackmailer...

...and getting your brother's son
back for him?

That's right. It started
when I got a photograph in the mail.

BOBBY: As I opened the mail,
one unmarked envelope had a picture in it...

...of Kristin Shepard and the baby.

“If you're interested in any more
information...

...be in your office at noon. I'll call.“

[PHONE RINGS]

Bobby Ewing here.

JEFF:
Did you get the photograph?

Yes, I got the picture,
but I don't understand it. Who are you?

Well, that's not important.

What is important is that's the photograph
of your poor dead sister-in-law...

...and her baby.

-Her baby?
- That's right.

Little Christopher Shepard, that's what
it says right on the birth certificate.

If that's true, why are you calling me?

Why not call J.R.?
She was his sister-in-law, not mine.

[CHUCKLES]

Yeah, Kristin told me plenty about J.R...

...and I don't wanna have
anything to do with him.

And if you wanna know more about this,
it'll cost you for the information.

Two thousand dollars.

And then after a while,
Faraday met me in person.

He gave me little bits of information
for a couple of thousand dollars each.

BOBBY:
When I searched the files...

...I found that .J.R. had been paying Kristin
regularly.

! assumed he was the father.

So ! agreed m meet with Faraday.

Mr. Ewing.

All right, what have you get?
More documents?

I gave you everything I had.

-Why did you call this meeting?
-I don't know if it did you any good...

...but I can't hang around Dallas
and wait for you.

I need more money or I'm gonna take
the kid and head back to California.

See if maybe the father's out there.

How much do you want?

A couple of thousand.

I mean for the boy. I want him.

-You find out who the father is?
-That doesn't matter.

I'm asking you how much money
for that baby.

Twenty-five thousand.

-Done.
-Cash.

When?

Tomorrow's fine with me. The scene!
I'm out of here, the better I'll like it.

All right, tomorrow at Fair Park,
same time.

Mr. Ewing, don't try anything funny, huh?
Like the cops or anything.

It'd make a hell of a scandal
if people knew what I had to say.

Nothing funny.

You just make sure you have that baby.

I'll be there.

So obviously, I was convinced
that I was getting J.R.'s child.

When did you discover
that Faraday was the father?

Not till after he was dead.

The police who were investigating his death
gave me a copy of a bill...

...from a hospital in California.

Pam and I flew out there and we discovered
that Kristin had miscarried J.R.'s child.

She'd become pregnant again
with Faraday.

It seems to me that you were a victim
of extortion.

You didn't buy that baby at all.

I object.

-Mr. Morgan is leading the witness.
-I'm going to hold off on my ruling on that.

I'd like to see the child in my chambers.

I'd like to have Mr. Ewing
and Miss Faraday present and no counsel.

Well, Christopher,
what do you think about all this?

You mean...

...I can say who I wanna be with?

You can say anything you want to.

When I first met Lisa...

...I liked her a lot.

I even thought she was gonna be
my new mommy.

When my daddy sent her away...

...I was angry at him
for not letting me see her.

But I didn't know she was gonna try
to take me away from my daddy.

My real mommy wouldn't do that.

I love him.

I don't wanna go with Lisa.

I wanna stay in my house
with my daddy.

I'll ask my lawyer to drop the case.

What does that mean?

It means you can stay with your daddy.

I was gonna say that anyway.

[SIGHS]

NARRATOR:
Next on Dallas:

Benet men Khan JR. Ewing
have tried to break me.

The company is not worth your life.

I'm not gonna lose millions to sue you.

Find another way
to get your gas to market.

I haven't been up to anything.

That might be kind of hard
to try and prove to your wife.

How stupid do you think I am?
I don't know what you're up to?

I'm scared.

When they come for you,
don't play any games...

...just give them my name
and my address.

Thanks for everything.

[ENGLISH SDH]