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Dallas Season 14 Episode 16

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AIRED: 3/8/91

The Ewing men go on a cattle drive; Carter seeks revenge against the real killer of Johnny Dancer; Michelle has new hope for her marriage; a surprise visitor comes to Southfork looking for James

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One of the better in the last two seasons

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By connyben, Mar 17, 2013

The final two seasons of "Dallas" are pretty bad, it even felt like Larry Hagman had lost interest at times. But this is a nice exception. Some good scenes, like on a horse and a good scene between Bobby and . A nice twist towards the end too.
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Larry Hagman	John Ross 'J.R.' Ewing
Patrick Duffy	Bobby Ewing
Ken Kercheval	Cliff Barnes
Sasha Mitchell	James Richard Beaumont
George Kennedy	Carter McKay
Kimberly Foster	Michelle Stevens

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Joseph Malone	J.J. Carter	Guest Star
Chris Weatherhead	Meg Callahan	Guest Star
Mary Watson	Stephanie	Guest Star
Buck Taylor	Detective Bussey	Recurring Role
Deborah Tucker	Debra Lynn	Recurring Role
Omri Katz	John Ross Ewing III	Recurring Role

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TRIVIA (1)
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- This episode is the first, and only, time J.R. Ewing is seen on a horse.
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QUOTES (3)
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- J.R.: Contracts were made to be broken, honey, but a handshake is the law of God.
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- Liz: (on Cliff) The higher he climbs the more insufferable he becomes. He's more lovable as a loser than as a winner.
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- Bobby: I am giving up the fight, J.R. You are daddy's son. You are Jock Ewing right now.
  J.R.: Well, in that case, Jock Ewing wants you working right alongside him.
  Bobby: No, I belong here on the ranch. Maybe there's more of mama's Southworth genes in my blood than daddy's. The oil business is all yours, big brother. You've earned the right to daddy's throne.
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- Howard Keel (Clayton) & Cathy Podewell (Cally) do not appear in this episode.
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