Three, Three, Three (1)

Season 13, Episode 26, Aired

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J.R. discovers getting to Jessica Montfort inside the sanitarium isn't as simple as he thought; Liz Adams recognizes Carter McKay from her past; James and Cally meet with a divorce lawyer to further their plot against J.R.

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      • Sly: Actually, I thought for a long time that I wanted to be a doctor... until I discovered that I couldn't stand the sight of blood. James: Well, I bet you saw a lot of it working at Ewing Oil.

      • J.R.: You know, old H.L. Hunt claimed that he had these special genes. "Genius genes" is what he called 'em. Now, I don't know if he was right or wrong, but I sure go along with his theory. Dr. Wexler: You think you have such genes? J.R.: I think it runs in my family, yeah. Dr. Wexler: Starting with your father? J.R.: Well, he produced me.

      • Dr. Wexler: Shall we go back to why your wife had you committed? J.R.: Because she was drivin' me crazy—No pun intended.

      • Anita: (after seeing J.R. talk to Jessica) Hmm, a little quirky, aren't you? J.R.: What? Anita: You like old broads? That's okay. I can put on a grey wig.

      • Dr. Wexler: J.R., that's John... Ross? That correct? J.R.: John Ross Ewing. Same as my daddy, same as my son. You act like you've never heard of me. Dr. Wexler: Well, I hadn't. And whoever you thought you were on the outside doesn't matter in here.

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      • The episode title refers to this being the 333rd episode of Dallas.

      • Barbara Bel Geddes (Miss Ellie), Lesley-Anne Down (Stephanie), Charlene Tilton (Lucy), Kimberly Foster (Michelle), Howard Keel (Clayton), and Sheree J. Wilson (April) do not appear in this episode.

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      • Inside the sanitarium, J.R. asks the doctor, "What is this: Abandon all hope ye who enter here." This is a reference to Dante's Divine Comedy, the passage of which is the supposed inscription to Hell.

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