Dallas: J.R tells Bobby and Ray none of them have clean hands over Mickey's death.

[@phx4closureman]

CLASSIC J.R.: You could NEVER catch him off guard and he ALWAYS had an answer for everything!

[@johndrake2729]

The Eagle Classic example of what a villain should be.

[@gregwatson8219]

Jocks Boy allright

[@doncooper384]

@@gregwatson8219yelp he was jock Boy JR you can’t outsmart him he has a Answer for everything and knows how to turn the tables on you 😂Classic JR

[@doncooper384]

Agree JR was more like his Father than Bobby and Ray and Gary

[@SaxonC]

When you look back, JR maybe shady, but he was right, a lot more than wrong. He was a realist.. I’m not saying that his motives were always right but he was blunt and to the point! lol

[@AMARUT180]

💯👍

[@justinp5661]

Yep

[@k.b8684]

That JR is nothing but the truth. He was so right& painted the picture perfectly for Bobby & Ray showing them their dirty ways. They couldn't say anything

[@chandlerwhite8302]

lol, he was completely wrong. Total scumbag.

[@KeithFroehlich07]

When JR uses logic there is no one better. 🤠

[@peterbrown6434]

A lot better than Trump lol

[@CaptainSpalding72]

@@peterbrown6434 shut the fuck up. Stop being wrong

[@TheMARCVISION]

Sal Paradise 💪🏾💯💯💯💯

[@lawrencescott1048]

@@CaptainSpalding72 He's absolutely right however.

[@CaptainSpalding72]

@@lawrencescott1048 yep.he is. JR that is. Not the turd above.

[@CaAnPeSe4ever]

Gotta say, JR had a point and stuck it right back to Ray and Bobby and made them look at themselves in the mirror.

[@darrendunn134]

💯💢

[@rumarspencer7302]

Can't get enough of that scene, Loved it when J.R. put them in their place. Bobby and Ray at times can be too nice for their own good, and condemn others for making errors and J.R. reminded them, that you can do sinful things too. I rewind this scene multiple times, cause I just love the look on Bobby and Ray's face, when J.R. reminded them of the part they played, in causing Mickey's accident.

[@jamescressey3390]

Sue Ellen had part in this incident also by driving drunk

[@rumarspencer7302]

@@jamescressey3390 she shares some blame, she allowed herself to get in the car, and technically Lucy told Mickey to stop her, Lucy sort of had a hand in that.

[@jamescressey3390]

@@rumarspencer7302 Granted

[@rumarspencer7302]

@@jamescressey3390 That's what cause it, and technically Lucy as well, since she told Mickey to stop a drunking Sue Ellen, Holly did as well.

[@brianvivickers3712]

Ray and Bobby shouldn’t have set Walt Driscoll up for jail. JR should have taken some responsibility and got Driscoll out of jail; but JR did try to get Driscoll out of legal trouble, but he tried to attack JR. Then Driscoll tried to get his “revenge,” but he hurt Sue Ellen and Mickey (Ray’s Cousin) instead; but Sue Ellen is to blame here also; because after having a fight with JR she took the key to JR’s car 🚗, and got in to drive somewhere. When Mickey tried to stop her, that’s when Driscoll tried to get his “revenge” by running JR’s car off the road. But he didn’t know Sue Ellen was actually driving the car, with an innocent passenger trying to stop her from being killed, or killing someone, because she was DRUNK. Just because she was justifiably angry with JR doesn’t mean Sue Ellen is any less culpable for what happened to Mickey. Sue Ellen SHOULD NOT have gotten behind the wheel of JR’s vehicle 🚗 while intoxicated. If that would have happened in “the real world 🌍” Sue Ellen would have received some serious jail time, despite being married to a “rich and infamous man.” Why didn’t Ray get mad at Sue Ellen? She was the one that was behind the wheel of the car, DRUNK; if Sue Ellen hadn’t driven DRUNK, Mickey wouldn’t had to try to save her from herself.

[@vccstudents]

J.R.'s rolling! He left them BOTH speechless! The show was still great here! After the dream season, it was all downhill!

[@kaharold]

YEP I Hated The Dream Season Which was Season 9..

[@rumarspencer7302]

Yes indeed, left them both speechless, loved it.

[@toshiojohnston3732]

Yes the decline began with Donna Reed and the dream season they really jumped the shark.

[@wonjubhoy]

JR was right this time. Bobby and Ray share in the guilt.

[@natashazent919]

A

[@brunoottina293]

Kevin But they did it for a good cause.

[@chipwhitley1586]

Id say all. JR didnt double cross anyohe until Bobby and ray got involved.

[@brianvivickers3712]

There was plenty of blame to around, including Sue Ellen, because she choose to drive drunk. Mickey was the innocent victim, because he tried to stop Sue Ellen, that’s when Walt Driscoll ran the car off the road.

[@brianvivickers3712]

@@brunoottina293 : Good cause or not, it still doesn’t excuse Bobby and Ray from setting Driscoll for a jail term.

[@larrytxeast8756]

I like how JR looks down his nose at everyday people. I kind of admire that. "Wouldn't you know that cowboy would want a meeting in a place full of cow dung?" Love it.

[@ThePrez49]

🐂🐄💩

[@vccstudents]

J.R. was spot on in this argument. Bobby and Ray didn't have a leg to stand on.

[@williamjones9639]

There was no need for Ray

[@tommyparkerparker]

JR stood up on his own two feet. Walt Driscoll caught in the middle unknowingly.

[@darrendunn134]

💯💯💯💯

[@williamj.dovejr.8613]

Mic drop from J.R.

[@miami8089]

Well, it looked like he DID talk his way out of that one

[@jasonbarnett3069]

Love Him or Hate Him,,, JR was The Smartest, Dirtiest, Player In The Game!!! Every Move,,, Smooth, Cold and Calculated!!! There was None Better!!!

[@Chemdawg2009]

JR was right on that one!

[@ShowsMorgie]

YES!

[@4HBirtcher]

But wrong at the beginning part in terms of using his expensive Mercedes sedan as a off road vehicle just for this!!

[@SaxonC]

JR had a way of spreading the blame! Bobby and ray felt stupid lol! Love JR

[@YD-uq5fi]

Wow, JR was actually in the right. JR can think 8 steps ahead, and Ray can't.

[@Ares99999]

Hah! J.R. sure shut those self-righteous guys up.

[@derekmathews1818]

I loved this for a reason: I'm sick and tired of people like Bobby, and Ray. They always try to pretend like they are perfect, that they don't EVER do anything wrong. They are always so damn self-righteous, and it makes me sick. Always blaming JR for everything, and that time JR outsmarted both of them. Bobby is nothing but a bully, and thug, and Ray is just as guilty as both of them. At the end of the day, all three have done their dirt. ALL three, and there are more members of the family that have done the same thing. John Ross, Christopher, Donna, Lucy, Sue Ellen, Ann, Pam, and April. Everybody in that family has done something scandalous, and it's not right to pretend to be all self-righteous like you have done nothing.

[@grecosgreecedaz6026]

Spot on guys

[@jasonwilkins4864]

I loved it!

[@natashazent919]

Derek Mathews .....?

[@natashazent919]

Derek Mathews oooikkkkkk,

[@markjohnson9455]

JR was a ruthless as they come, but he did call it as he saw it. Ray and Bobby did wrong too.

[@pepieverage6788]

J.R shut them up they couldn't say a word,,,

[@luerike]

pepi everage JR would shut one of their face to shut up!

[@superfirmino5785]

A lot of people blamed JR for losing Ewing Oil. It was actually Bobby that did. He sacked the guy that hung himself in jail whilst JR had arranged with the CIA to keep the Calhoun affair hush hush. JR never went through with the blowing up of wells. It was his wife that got revenge on Bobby by passing CIA records to Wendell. It was JR that got back at Wendell and took back the assets. So JR did the hard work whilst Bobby B enefitted from it.

[@keithryals1642]

When the CIA learned about the plan to blow up the wells J R tried to get Calhoun to abort but he would not so J R went back to CIA and laid out the whole deal they were waiting for Calhoun and his men

[@snakebeing756]

This clip showed that despite Bobby's morals and altruism he was not above use ruthless tactics like J.R. and Jock did and did had the tendency to act moral almighty sometimes. Sure J.R. was the worst out of all them but wasn't really a hypocrite when it came to doing dirty business or try to a excuse for it.

[@willisapril]

But if you think about it and if JR got caught selling oil to Cuba both he and JR would go to jail for a long time

[@salparadise5335]

JR made no excuses for his dirty tricks, he was the truly honest character despite his dishonest tactics.

[@maestroclassico5801]

In the revival series, at JR'S funeral, Bobby says "JR was bad, so that the rest of us didn't have to be". And then Ray and Gary both nod in agreement.

[@MMAfighter38113]

Everybody wanted to blame somebody for Mickey's accident. Sue Ellen chose to get in JR's car. Mickey knew she was drunk but tried to stop her. Bobby & Ray set up Driscoll. Driscoll ran the car off the road, so he's the one blame as far as I'm concerned.

[@derrickjackson6737]

msmithstud u right Discroll supposed to go San Juan Puerto Rico to make that deal but Ray hit his car on purpose to stop him so Bobby swap cases

[@MMAfighter38113]

Yeah. It was a wasted effort on Ray & Bobby's behalf to stop Driscoll because JR still got his payoff. Driscoll & Mickey were the real victims here.

[@derrickjackson6737]

That's what it all started at Holly Hardwood told JR come by the house and set Sue Ellen and Jr up got busted in bed call JR a BASTARD!!!!!

[@MMAfighter38113]

Derrick Jackson Holly was wrong involving Sue Ellen. But Sue Ellen should have never remarried him.

[@derrickjackson6737]

Sue Ellen had a relasp started to drink again she was at Clayton Hotel suite she wanted him that night she was drunk as Hell!!!

[@salparadise5335]

JR Is damn right.... Bobby does what he has to, but fucking Ray... Ray had no room to talk... JR was no angel, but no devil either.

[@kennethprice8710]

"None of us has clean hands boys,none of us"

[@DAILMCDAVID]

Well as crooked as Jr was for ONCE he was right

[@cordelianoelle]

When J.R. said "None of us" the second time, you know he was feeling the hurt of his involvement.

[@rumarspencer7302]

Or saying it twice, so that Bobby and Ray can get it through their minds.

[@TXALTHAUS]

This just shows Bobby and Ray were just as crooked and corrupt as JR

[@williamj.dovejr.8613]

In the reboot, Bobby said at J.R.'s funeral, that it was easy to be good because big brother would do bad things. He admitted that a lot of those things were necessary.

[@johndrake2729]

For a slimy villain, JR sure is one heck of a sleuth, figuring out the sting operation.

[@brendapratt6586]

The best show that ever aired

[@gregwatson8219]

Nah Brenda

[@SaxonC]

Lucy’s really to blame since she ordered Mickey to stop SueEllena from driving drunk! Lucy’s lovin is quite powerful for Mickey to do what he did! lol

[@occdoc8423]

The actor who played Mickey was gay in real life. I'm surprised he was able to convincingly play a straight guy.

[@rumarspencer7302]

Saxon C, Lucy no doubt played a part, is what part of the reason Mickey was in the accident. But to me, what set the tone for it all, was Holly Harwood and her plan to get JR out of her company, she did it by telling Sue Ellen that there was lipstick on JR's collar of his shirt, and she told Sue Ellen that JR was gone be at her house, so Sue Ellen looked for the collar with the lipstick, and then she went to Holly's house, saw JR's car, entered the house, went upstairs, and saw them making love, Holly saw Sue Ellen looking, and Sue Ellen was teared eye, hurt, disappointed, went to a bar to get drunk, then at Clayton's place, Clayton called Mrs. Ellie, and went over and took her to Southfork, though she resisted, didn't want to see JR. When they did meet in the living room, Sue Ellen described to him what she saw, and JR tried to tell his side, she ran out grabbed his keys, took off, got in JR's car, and yes Lucy told Mickey to stop her, and the rest was history. But to me it started with Holly Harwood setting up a plan to get JR out of his company, after he controlled it, and did it by setting Sue Ellen up to see them in bed.

[@Eddie-j3s6e]

'J.R.' Wouldn't that be like 'Ray' wanting a meeting in an area filled with cow dung🤣🐄

[@winny8420]

I remember Donna saying after this scene and meeting up Bobby and Ray, that it was grieve that united the Brothers.

[@fwdthinker]

Big Brother gave them both a smackdown. Funny how he called it exactly what it was; sibling rivalry. LOL!

[@edwardnardone7485]

1:30 and if J.R. never slept with Holly driving Sue Ellen to fall off the wagon

[@rumarspencer7302]

If Holly didn't arrange to set her up to come up with a way to get JR out of her company.

[@edwardnardone7485]

one more reason for Ray to blame J.R. for what happened to Mickey@@rumarspencer7302

[@zt1053]

It was one thing for Bobby and ray to stop Driscoll from making the deal but another to have him arrested

[@edwardmalone5257]

JR shut them up big time. In the early episodes. he was an alright guy. But later on, he became uptight. Ever since the Garnett McGee episode, Ray acted like a goodie two shoes. Never liked his character after that. He treated Donna so bad. It wasn't her fault that she liked politics. But his own insecurities made him resent her. Bobby could also act holier than thou.

[@rumarspencer7302]

Right about that brother.

[@shayjames5099]

JR was dead right as bad as JR was he never hide it and he wasnt a hypocrite if ray and bobby stayed out of it Driscoll would have got his money and wouldnt want revenge on JR its like bobby says at JRS funeral it was easy for him to do good because he could always count on JR to do bad and a lot of those times they where necessary

[@chtansey10]

I read somewhere that Walt Driscoll was a shipping tycoon which would explain his mansion, nice cars, and knowledge of the shipping industry so if he was the head of the Oil Land Management department it wasn't because he needed the money. Walt knew that his first meeting with JR on Holly's boat was a bad sign the JR would do anything to get the variance. Even if Walt had given JR the variance and everything played out Walt would have had the $25,000 for his bail and given his clean record with the police and his statement that he was set up probably during his car accident (Walt had the dents in his car to prove it) the case against Walt would be weakened. I would have liked to have known more about Walt's wife leaving him. In any case Walt's shipping company wouldn't have been effected. I don't understand why JR had Walt meet him at his office during the illegal oil deals. Didn't it occur to JR that Bobby or his secretary might stop by Ewing Oil for some reason. If JR had listened to Walt and made one trip with all the oil no one would have found out about the scheme. One last thing, when JR and McSween met Walt at his hotel room JR should have offered Walt money, legal assistance, and a way for Walt to win back his offer instead of his insincere "how ya doing, Walt". Even though Walt tried to choke JR McSween's punching Walt in the back only made the situation worse. JR had no problem giving away money in the past maybe he could have done this with an honest apology. Walt might have been more receptive to giving JR the name of his Cuban Connection. Bobby and Ray's sting operation on Walt was almost just as bad as JR's handing of the situation. Two wrongs don't make a right and besides Bobby knew about JR's black mailing tendencies in the past and given Walt's clean image it would seem to make sense that Walt was forced into the variance. Walt could have made a deal with his lawyer or a rival oil company like West Star or Cliff's company to admit that JR was black mailing Walt into giving JR the variance and putting Walt in a position where he needed the money from the illegal oil deal.

[@amyelam526]

JR always comes out smelling like a Rose no matter what

[@salparadise5335]

Bobby and Ray had no room to talk.... they shouldnt have butted in JR's business.

[@zt1053]

Well the Cuba deal would affect ewing oil even the part Bobby controlled. Bobby was worried about the feds finding out But he didn’t have to frame driscol by putting guns in his briefcase

[@FamilyGuy770]

After the whole Garnett McGee blow up, I didn't like Ray... He was more entertaining when him and J.R. were buddies...

[@SaxonC]

I love how Ray was self righteous and a hypocrite because he slept with SueEllen way before JR slept with that pig Garnet

[@1AstralKing]

Ray and JR had a lot of fun before they found out they were brothers. That was maybe the only thing I never liked about those years of the show.

[@vccstudents]

@@1AstralKing Larry Hagman came up with the idea to have Ray be his half brother and Jock's son.

[@CaptainSpalding72]

@@SaxonC pig Garnett! Hahaha. .hated her.

[@KeithFroehlich07]

@@vccstudents Larry and Steve were real close off the show, they were neighbors in the same part of California.

[@williamharrell9305]

He's right

[@grecosgreecedaz6026]

Ray was a jerk at times

[@rumarspencer7302]

Very sensitive, blames himself and low self esteem guy.

[@4HBirtcher]

I can't believe JR used his expensive Mercedes as an off road vehicle just for this!!

[@TheEwing69]

And drove 45 minutes from downtown Dallas just to meet them !!! Then 45 minutes back to the office.

[@LB-gz3ke]

JR is right that none of their hands are clean. But I would lay blame for Mickey's death where it belongs, on Driscoll. Bobby, Ray and JR have all been duped and cheated before. None of them ever tried to kill someone.

[@rumarspencer7302]

Actually the blame starts with Holly Harwood, when she set Sue Ellen up to catch her and JR in bed, spotted Sue Ellen crying and feeling the disappointment on her face, that set the tone for her drinking, and vulnerability to come out, all because Holly was kicking up a plan to get JR out of her company that he controlled.

[@ddmck1972]

When you look at the facts, all three of them are guilty of what happened to Mickey, but Bobby and Ray did the really dirty stuff here.

[@CaptainSpalding72]

Didnt cause him to go to jail.

[@rumarspencer7302]

@@CaptainSpalding72 They set him up.

[@CaptainSpalding72]

This was the years when JR was a winner....

[@kennethleathers2069]

Actually, JR lost Ewing Oil ouple episodesater

[@rumarspencer7302]

@@kennethleathers2069 to his long time rival in the end, after all the defeats JR gave Cliff.

[@doncooper384]

@@kennethleathers2069JR Lost Ewing oil but he got it back plus more in Return

[@SaxonC]

JR could always rationalize and turn the tables on his backward minded brothers! He silenced them good! #teamJR

[@arobb2007]

Blame everything on JR. Bobby and Ray are just as guilty for setting up Driscoll.

[@rumarspencer7302]

This scene proved that they weren't innocent at all, wonder how Patrick Duffy reacted when he saw on script that he started the episode out as the hero, saving others in the fire, with Ray's help, and then see that he was gone be blamed for Mickey's accident, and in the end of the season, he himself being shot in JR's office, which is my favorite cliffhanger.

[@zacchaeuswilson6116]

How they know the EXACT color briefcase he'd be using that day?

[@BrandonCassaday]

JR actually made a point, all 3 Ewing brothers were responsible for the downfall of Walt Driscoll.

[@timothyturner1056]

And don't forget the downfall of Ray's cousin Mickey who is paralyzed.

[@rumarspencer7302]

@@timothyturner1056 in the end Ray pulled the plug on Mickey, so he won't suffer.

[@chtansey10]

Walt was totally justified in not wanting to give JR his Cuban connection but Walt needed to be thinking about salvaging his life situation. With Harry McSween present Walt should have given JR the information hoping that JR would reduce or make Walt's legal problems go away. JR even admitted that Walt was set up so Walt could have asked JR for his $500,000 since that money wouldn't have helped JR win Ewing Oil anyway. I think that JR would have been receptive to Walt's demands. This would have allowed Walt to recover most of what JR cost him and he wouldn't have resorted to revenge against JR. JR, Bobby, and Ray were still dirt bags to Walt but Walt could have live the rest of his life in peace. I didn't like the Mickey character at first but I soon really cared about him as he turned into a good person who truly loved Lucy, not for her money, but for her.

[@YD-uq5fi]

How did Bobby know to get exactly the same type of briefcase?

[@jasonraczkowski6001]

T G because in that episode they broke into Driscoll's hotel room and stole that briefcase and took pictures to replicate it then took it to a photo shop for a few bucks and replicated it

[@YD-uq5fi]

@@jasonraczkowski6001 You can't make a custom replica that fast.

[@KIMD1717]

Big Brother setting the baby brother and bastard brother straight.

[@cdwattie]

when bobby and ray try to play the goody two shoes it doesn't work cause good old jr he knew what they did and nobody is blameless

[@ShowsMorgie]

I loved the storyline!

[@peterbrown6434]

JR One of The Greatest TV Characters Ever,if not the Greatest!!

[@sweetdaddy77]

The best.

[@justina249]

I just got the first season on DVD and watched the first episode last night. I didnt know Ray and Pam were a thing. Or that he was screwing around with Lucy. And Lucy was just as cruel and Deceitful as JR. And I didn't know Tina Louise was in it as well as JRs secretary. I have a feeling Her and Jr did some sparking. No one tell me I havent got far enough yet lol

[@samsims8123]

Then in the upcoming episodes,JR,Bobby and Ray had more meetings to discuss and they seemed very calm and collective of discussing anything that needed to be taken care of.gotta hand it to those 3 men

[@RichWeigel]

I would have laughed my ass if just as JR was leaving he yelled out “Ray you old cowboy !”

[@darrendunn134]

Even bobby knew corrupt cop lol

[@norinesimmons9174]

I think they all tried to be good for Ms Ellie's sake she was so sweet

[@mitchwinder1204]

Anybody that would make that drive out through the pasture today would need a lifted diesel HD pickup. 😂😂😂😂😂

[@james5460]

Bobby always acts like butter wouldn't melt in his mouth, too.

[@rumarspencer7302]

He was stonefaced, when JR broke the truth down to him.

[@edwardmalone5257]

Wasn't it fake for a rich, famous oil man like Bobby Ewing to do the actual break-in? It's like Nixon actually breaking into the Watergate.

[@rogerrousco2921]

Ray was always a weak character, won at nothing, and tried to be a big bully but was second to Bobby in that regard, no brains and that's why he never was a lead character.

[@emmabergstrom5389]

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[@YD-uq5fi]

I like how they wear collared shirts even when it is 100 degrees outside.

[@darrendunn134]

Ray and Bobby were involved as much as jr

[@allengilbert9545]

I have more respect for Bobby and Ray after that...proved themselves to be good Ewings...I think JR, deep down, felt some admiration for them as well...

[@rumarspencer7302]

But he had to let them know of their part in it too.

[@chtansey10]

I don't know why Walt just didn't stay in the Caymen Islands instead of getting involved with JR again. He should have realized that it would only end up badly for him. Walt was a good guy and didn't deserve his fate. Neither Bobby nor JR were worthy of winning Ewing Oil. Bobby used one of JR's crooked deals to force cartel into giving Bobby six times the worth of his deal with them. He along with JR also set up Hicks and Driscoll JR was wrong in his Cuban Oil deal. Neither Bobby nor JR felt much remorse for blackmailing Hicks or Driscoll. The final tally at the end of the contest had JR earning $40 million which was from his Cuban deal including money from Holly to buy him out of her company but JR must have made money on his cut-rate gasoline stations. Why wasn't the final totals for the contest the conclusion of the contest. Bobby was allowed to submit his check from the Canadian deal. I know Bobby didn't trust JR but the final tallies should have been it. I don't understand why JR didn't listen to Walt and done one big oil deal with Cuba instead of three. The more times he did it the greater chances he had of getting caught. The penalties would have been the same. JR could have gotten his money earlier without ruining Walt's life and concentrated on other deals to make more money in the event that Bobby's Canadian deal came through.

[@chtansey10]

JR, Ray, and Bobby were all guilty of Mickey's and Sue Ellen's accident. All three conspired to ruin Walt's life, although JR was the most responsable. Neither JR nor Bobby deserved to win Ewing Oil. Jock could be tough but his sons resorted to unethical, if not, illegal acts. I didn't understand the contest. The winner should not have been declared before the ending time of the contest. I know Bobby wanted to see if JR would hold up his end of the deal to share the company but this was a legal situation. JR got $40 million from his Cuban deal plus Holly's buy out but JR made money on his gas stations even though his variance was rescinded before the contest ended. There was only one way that the contest could have ended and that was with Bobby winning then sharing the company with JR.

[@darrendunn134]

Jr showed Ray right up

[@grecosgreecedaz6026]

he did bobby and ray were pair pricks at times

[@JohnWest-zq5gs]

I think it was entirely Bobby and rays fault if they hadn't did that to the guy that would have never happened to Mickey

[@melanielazare9]

That's right jr. You tell them with their self righteous self. Smh

[@CaptainSpalding72]

JR right again....Bobby and Ray did Walt worse.

[@cgab12]

JR is not such a bad guy, he’s just misunderstood. He sees through everybody and knows that they are just as rotten as he is, he just owns it and uses it. The others spend their time virtue signaling.

[@keithryals1642]

This was 1 time J. R. Told the truth without twisting it to seem like he was innocent

[@rumarspencer7302]

He simply broke it down to Bobby and Ray.

[@bleeding4721]

They had no come back. They knew he was right

[@Lord_of_The_World]

Amazing the scene.

[@rumarspencer7302]

Can look at it all day.

[@ronnieburton1312]

Morgan Brittany looks really nice ❤!

[@kaharold]

EVERYBODY Wants to Blame Jr For EVERYTHING, But NOW The Tables have Turned, YOU Cant Put ALL The Blame on Jr This Time, 3 Wrongs Don't Make a Right AND All 3 Was Wrong NOT just Jr..

[@rumarspencer7302]

There was nothing that Bobby and Ray could do to fight it or defend it.

[@kaharold]

@@rumarspencer7302 Exactly

[@cjjonez]

I just notice at this time. Dallas was an updated big valley🤔

[@monishadouglas6171]

Them Ewing's, still good till this day. You guys can go visit South Fork in Dallas that place stills stands tour site

[@yospilner]

what do you have to say for yourself now Ray?

[@alibatley28]

I would NEVER want to have anything to do with a man like J.R. Ewing.

[@sneakerfreak2002]

Like somebody from a mob of onlookers wouldn’t see bob take the case??😂😂😂

[@360whiplash]

The cop seemed to be on the take.

[@YD-uq5fi]

Seemed? Of course he was!

[@Eddie-j3s6e]

'J.R.' was 100% right!

[@johndyslin798]

actually, Mickey hadn't died yet at this point. That would happen a few episodes later

[@norinesimmons9174]

I see it all more then ever. For our country

[@timothyhandl2223]

Jr was right, but Driscoll got what he deserved for being so careless.

[@GeorgeCarlinWasAGod]

It would be nice if we did not have all of the flashback scenes in these videos. They are not necessary IMO. Most of us are already familiar with the past events that have led up to these storylines.

[@Ducu84]

JR feed out of this kind of things, otherwise it would.nt be him anymore. He just liked to have anyone else in his pocket, even his brothers, and to show that he and only he deserves his father's seat and power. He just couldn't stand that others have more power and succes than him, and for that he was passing over dead bodies no mather what!

[@santiagocanojr.5439]

Patrick Duffy celebrated his 74th birthday on Friday. .

[@LA4HINGIS]

Walt was the annoyed father at the fancy restaurant on Blues Brothers

[@danielcorreard3746]

we was also in the original bad news bears councilman white wood.

[@darrendunn134]

Even sherif was in on it

[@doncooper384]

Ray and Bobby couldn’t say a Word JR was right and they was Speechless any other time Ray would have tried to jump JR but Bobby wouldn’t never Let anybody Jump in JR

[@darrendunn134]

Jr liked Katherine and vice versa