Dallas season 2 episode 18 Recap and FAQ
Episode Summary
In a dramatic turn of events, Julie Grey decides to use her insider knowledge against J.R. Ewing but ends up dead, leading to Cliff Barnes's wrongful arrest for her murder. The Ewing family is thrown into turmoil, with Bobby feeling increasingly alienated due to the moral compromises they make. Cliff faces a tough legal battle until an unexpected confession exonerates him, revealing deeper schemes and betrayals within the Ewing circle. The ordeal leaves unresolved tensions, especially between Bobby and J.R., and strains Bobby's relationship with Pamela, who struggles to reconcile her love for him with the actions of his family.
Full Episode S02E18 Recap
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is Julie Grey?
Julie Grey is a character involved in the complex dynamics of the Ewing family, known for possessing damaging information about J.R. Ewing.
What does Julie plan to do with her knowledge about J.R. Ewing?
Julie plans to use her knowledge of J.R. Ewing's unscrupulous dealings as leverage against him, threatening to expose him.
How does Cliff Barnes get involved in Julie's plan?
Cliff Barnes becomes involved when Julie leaves a voicemail for him, suggesting she's willing to sell information detrimental to J.R. Ewing.
What leads to Cliff Barnes' arrest?
Cliff is arrested for Julie Grey's murder based on a voicemail left on his answering machine, which implicates him in her death.
How does Julie Grey die?
Julie Grey dies from a fall from a building, leading to suspicions and accusations of foul play.
What is the evidence against Cliff Barnes in Julie's death?
The evidence against Cliff includes the voicemail left on his answering machine and other circumstantial evidence pointing to his presence at the crime scene.
How does the Ewing family react to Cliff Barnes' arrest?
The Ewing family is divided, with tensions rising between Bobby and Pamela due to the arrest, and J.R. potentially involved in setting Cliff up.
What does Bobby discover that could impact Cliff's case?
Bobby uncovers critical evidence that could exonerate Cliff, including indications that J.R. might have been involved in unethical activities.
How is Cliff Barnes exonerated?
Cliff is exonerated when two individuals confess to causing Julie's death, though their confession is seen as a way to protect their own interests.
What are the implications of Julie's death and Cliff's exoneration for the Ewing family?
The events lead to increased tensions and divisions within the Ewing family, particularly affecting Bobby's relationship with J.R. and Pamela's ability to stay with the Ewings.
