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Last season on "Dallas"...
Believe you me, Barnes' plan is personal.
J.R., help me find a way to bring him down.
Don't you worry, little brother.
This is gonna be my masterpiece.
Got a plan, 'cause you shouldn't have to pay for my sins.
J.R.?
When I was miss Texas
and I met J.R.,
I fell in love.
It was enough to drive a girl to drink.
I brought you a message. From J.R.
"If you're reading this, it means I'm dead.
And if I'm dead, that means Barnes is coming after you."
Help me take down the Ewings
since you lost your junkyard dog,
there's nothing keeping me from taking your family down.
We stick with the plan.
We take Cliff down by taking his company.
With our combined shares,
you are now the minority shareholder in your own company.
What the hell's going on?
Two slugs were found in J.R.'s chest cavity,
which match a gun registered to you.
Can't you see that this is a frame-up?
I didn't kill J.R.! I didn't kill J.R.!
Don't you think it's about time
you tell us what really happened to J.R.?
I shot your father, John Ross.
He only had a few days left, and he asked me to do it.
Please believe...
that J.R.'s last act was an act of love.
Cliff wants to see you.
He wants you to go to the jail in Nuevo Laredo.
I know a lot about your family's land.
J.R. had paid somebody to switch the deeds.
Make the Ewings pay
for their sins against your family.
I'm here to see Joaquín.
Please tell him Elena Ramos needs to see him.
- Harris Ryland, you're under arrest. - For what?
- For drug trafficking. - On what evidence?
Your little book that shows every deal you did
with the Mendez-Ochoa cartel.
I got what you wanted, John Ross.
- I knew you'd come through. - That look's gonna cost you.
Trust me, I'm willing to pay the price.
Just... Don't tell my wife.
Well, we did it.
We finally won.
So, I'm the caretaker now, huh, mama?
I'm the only one left.
Well, I'll try not to disappoint you.
- - Oh.
How do I look?
- It looks good on you. - Hmm.
- But better on me. - Uh-huh.
Well, you are gonna need your hat
if you go for your morning ride.
- Oh, yeah? - Mm-hmm.
Giddy-up, sweetheart.
- Whoa! - Oh! Oh!
Ow!
- Ohh. -
Let me make it better.
That is a beautiful thing.
Wait. What?
You are a divining rod for blackmail.
Exactly what we were looking for...
Your grandmother's power of attorney
giving control of Ryland Transport to your father.
Or to me should he become incapacitated.
Nothing says incapacitated like a 20-year prison term.
Well, what else is in here?
Now that I've given you access to the dark side,
Miss New C.E.O...
I need something from you.
I need control
of Ryland Transport's new drilling ships
and ice-breaking cargo ships... at a fair price, of course.
It'll be good for both our companies.
You know, my father would burst an artery letting a Ewing
through the front door of Ryland Transport.
- That's exactly my point. - Mine, too.
Now, darling, you wouldn't even know this existed
if I didn't tell you about it.
Be that as it may, John Ross...
I let you look...
but you certainly can't keep it.
John Ross.
Did you get the accordion file like J.R. wanted you to?
Yeah. Emma's holding onto it.
That gonna be a problem for you?
Nah, I like a challenge...
especially one that looks like her.
Don't get too cocky.
Emma Ryland put her own father in jail.
Ah. She did us a favor.
Don't you worry about me, Bum.
I'm not gonna do anything to jeopardize the love
of a good woman waiting for me at Southfork.
There's one more thing your daddy wanted you to have.
You've earned this.
- So, what is it? - What's what?
7:00 sharp, you said to meet you in the middle of Southfork
at the old Hay Barn.
I'm expecting a big surprise. So, what is it?
It's just the first time of the year
you can see the lover's cross.
- - I wanted you to see it.
Oh.
And I want to give you this under those stars.
This?
That's the reason why I had to go to Houston last night...
Had to get you the biggest diamond in Texas.
John Ross!
I didn't do it right when we eloped.
Since mama wants to give us a proper wedding,
you deserve a proper ring
and a proper proposal.
Will you marry me, Pamela?
I can't promise it'll be smooth sailing.
But I can promise you
that I'll give you the ride of your life.
Yes.
- Yes, yes, yes, yes, yes! -
Dallas S03E26 "The Return"
All right, so, right here's
where we're gonna blow out the wall,
extend the kitchen another 30 feet,
and then build the new wings in both directions.
We're remodeling Southfork?
Can you guys give me a couple minutes?
- Sure. - Thanks.
Now that I'm living here, uncle Bobby,
I thought the house could use a facelift.
I actually found J.R.'s old plans for Southfork,
so I thought I'd put them to use...
Bring this place up to the modern standards of luxury.
It's about time we started living
like the rich folk that we are.
We've lived well enough here for several generations.
Are you telling me you don't think our ancestors
would appreciate a three-story atrium?
Or a... billiard room the size of a saloon?
Or an indoor pool?
I remember Miss Ellie enjoying a dip every now and then.
John Ross, I am not going to let you turn Southfork
into a monument to you and your father's self-indulgence.
You seriously like us all living under one roof
with our floors and walls touching?
Hell, uncle Bobby, I'm a newlywed.
Thought you would at least
appreciate a little more privacy.
You want privacy, John Ross? Move out.
This house and its history is what grounds us as a family.
It's our roots.
It's about time you learned to respect the past, boy.
The past is what holds us back, uncle Bobby,
just like that feud with Barnes we just got over.
But regardless of how you feel,
since Miss Ellie left me half of Southfork,
there's really nothing you can do about me remodeling it.
Now, if you don't mind,
I'm gonna go talk to the architect about putting in a...
an elevator.
Hmm.
You've been talking to Drew?
Christopher, he's my brother.
He killed my babies!
You were the one person I thought I could trust.
Christopher. Please, let's talk about this.
There's nothing left to talk about!
When I get back here, you better be gone.
You love Elena.
You have always loved Elena.
Don't hold on to your anger
the way my father held on to his.
J.R. had switched the deeds.
J.R. got the parcel that belonged to your dad,
which was rich in oil,
and your dad got his, which was worthless.
Be my proxy for the third of Barnes Global that I still own.
Make the Ewings pay
for their sins against your family.
I don't like you. You're scheming.
But I researched the land records.
What you told me is true.
J.R. switched my father's land with a worthless deed.
This betrayal cost my father his life.
I came back here to accept your offer
to be your proxy at Barnes Global.
Good.
I spent my life building that company.
I'd be loathe to think that the Ewings
could destroy it before I get out of prison.
- You're getting out? - Yeah.
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