Dallas season 8 episode 18 Recap and FAQ
Episode Summary
Pam confronts J.R. over a cruel manipulation involving Mark Graison, vowing to join Cliff and Jamie's fight against him for Ewing Oil control. Jenna and Bobby share a tender moment, focusing on their future amidst legal troubles. The battle for Ewing Oil escalates as Cliff and Jamie legally move against the Ewings, aiming to freeze the company's assets. Mandy steps back from the conflict, disillusioned. Sue Ellen criticizes the fight's impact on the family, suggesting J.R. deserves to lose. The episode highlights deep familial rifts and the looming legal battle for the company.
Full Episode S08E18 Recap
Frequently Asked Questions
Why does Pam confront J.R.?
Pam confronts J.R. because she believes he tricked her into searching for Mark Graison, exploiting her feelings.
What is the nature of the trick Pam accuses J.R. of?
Pam accuses J.R. of sending her on a fruitless search across the Caribbean for Mark Graison, whom J.R. allegedly knew was important to her.
How does J.R. respond to Pam's accusations?
J.R. denies any involvement, calling Pam's accusations lunacy and expressing disbelief at her actions.
What decision does Pam make after confronting J.R.?
Pam decides to join Cliff and Jamie's fight for control of Ewing Oil, aiming to hurt J.R. where it matters most to him.
What is the status of Jenna and Bobby's relationship in this episode?
Jenna and Bobby share a moment of closeness, with Jenna expressing her desire to overcome her legal issues and marry Bobby.
How does the battle for Ewing Oil progress in this episode?
The battle intensifies as Cliff and Jamie gather evidence for their legal case, and Pam officially joins their side against J.R.
What leads to the physical confrontation between Bobby and J.R.?
Bobby confronts J.R. over his alleged trickery with Pam, leading to a violent altercation.
What role does Mandy play in the episode?
Mandy grapples with her involvement in the schemes of both Cliff and J.R., ultimately deciding to step back from the conflict.
What legal action is taken against the Ewings?
Cliff Barnes and Jamie Ewing serve the Ewing family with a summons, initiating a legal battle for control of Ewing Oil and seeking to freeze its assets.
How does Sue Ellen feel about the battle for Ewing Oil?
Sue Ellen expresses her disillusionment with the fight and J.R.'s role in it, suggesting that the family would be better off if J.R. loses control of the company.