Following a gunshot wound, J.R. was rushed to the hospital in critical condition. As the police launched an investigation, it became clear that numerous individuals possessed a motive for the attack. A quiet vigil formed at J.R.'s bedside,…

Following the shooting, J.R. remains paralyzed and faces further surgery in a desperate bid to preserve his life. During his hospitalization, Bobby assumes temporary control of Ewing Oil. Simultaneously, Sue Ellen is consumed by a growing …

Running Ewing Oil is a constant struggle for Bobby, made infinitely more difficult by J.R.’s relentless opposition to every one of his choices. Simultaneously, Miss Ellie discovers the weapon used in the shooting, while Sue Ellen, consumed …

Following the shooting, Sue Ellen faces arrest, and the Ewings offer her no support, abandoning her entirely. It is only after an unidentified individual posts bail that a psychiatrist's session reveals the truth about who fired the weapon…

With a keen appreciation for the authority now vested in him as head of Ewing Oil, Bobby sets his sights on a goal previously unattainable by Jock or J.R.: the acquisition of a refinery.

The power struggle at Ewing Oil sharpens as J.R. asserts his claim to leadership, a move that puts Bobby in a precarious position. He resists, unwilling to cede the control he’s fought so hard to gain. Elsewhere, Pam persists in her search …

Amos, Ray Krebbs’ father, appeared in Southfork bearing startling tidings. At the same time, Bobby faced his first significant challenge at Ewing Oil: a tanker carrying six hundred thousand barrels had sunk.

The bomb threat to Ewing 23 presented J.R. with an opportunity to regain control of Ewing Oil. Simultaneously, Ray struggled to process the startling revelation of his parentage – that he was Jock’s son – and wrestled with the fear that Don…

A sense of hopeful certainty settled upon Pam; she believed she had, at long last, found her mother. Elsewhere, Mitch made the decision to marry Lucy, while J.R. began to meticulously lay the groundwork for reclaiming control of Ewing Oil.

A growing solitude settled upon Pam as Bobby's attention remained almost entirely consumed by the affairs of Ewing Oil. In the meantime, J.R. made a calculated effort to persuade Jock to collaborate on a venture directly opposed to Bobby's …

A spark ignites in J.R. upon encountering Mitch’s sister, Afton, and he sets about maneuvering to his advantage as Bobby brokers a transaction for Ewing Oil.

Amidst the wedding festivities, J.R. subtly engages Afton in conversation, while Sue Ellen seeks out a familiar face from her past, rekindling a forgotten connection with an old boyfriend.

Returning to his role at Ewing Oil, J.R. initiates a public relations effort, seeking to reshape his public perception. Simultaneously, Sue Ellen encounters Pam with Alex, while Miss Ellie’s displeasure with Jock persists.

Fueled by resentment over the Asian government's seizure of Ewing Oil wells, J.R. begins a campaign of retribution. Separately, Bobby explores the potential of solar energy.

Determined to derail Cliff’s burgeoning political aspirations, J.R. finds himself unexpectedly confronted with the realization that he is not the only one with designs on a future in politics. Simultaneously, Sue Ellen becomes convinced tha…

Sue Ellen’s initial elation at Dusty’s survival quickly fades. Simultaneously, J.R.’s ventures in Asia inadvertently revive the Cartel.

With Donna and Ray uniting in marriage, Lucy finds herself vying for the title of Miss Young Dallas. Elsewhere, the animosity between Jock and Miss Ellie persists.

With J.R.'s increasing involvement in Asian ventures, the Ewing family finds itself fractured by disagreement. Simultaneously, Lucy’s pride in her pageant victory breeds friction, while Sue Ellen’s clandestine relationship with Clint Ogden …

Their marriage fractured, Jock issued a stark ultimatum: he would sell Ewing Oil should Ellie seek a divorce. Elsewhere, Clint labored to persuade Sue Ellen to leave J.R., while Lucy’s pride again cast a shadow over her union. And at home, …

Donna and Ray, recently married, attempt to mend the fractured relationship between Jock and Ellie. Separately, J.R. persists in his efforts to sell Ewing Oil.

J.R.’s intentions to sell are derailed by the rekindling of affection between Jock and Ellie. Simultaneously, Jeremy Wendell begins to plot retribution against J.R.

Kristen returned to Dallas. Meanwhile, Lucy and Mitch ended their relationship. And Cliff had a meeting with his mother.

J.R.’s dealings in Asia threaten to bring ruin not only to Ewing Oil but also to his personal liberty. In the meantime, Dusty endeavors to persuade Sue Ellen to take John Ross and leave him behind.