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ToggleIn the heavy aftermath of the court’s ruling on Jock’s will, the emotional weight becomes too much for Miss Ellie. Choosing to distance herself from Southfork’s palpable tension, she embarks on a journey to Galveston. But fate, or perhaps just the intricate web of relationships that is Dallas, ensures she’s not free from drama for long. Her chance encounter with an irate Clayton unveils a series of resentments. Clayton, still burning from J.R.’s cunning use of Sue Ellen, reflects the far-reaching implications of the Ewing family’s strategic moves. When love, business, and crude oil intertwine, sparks are bound to fly.
If there’s one thing the Dallas series has shown us time and again, it’s that J.R. is no stranger to political games. However, in a world where everyone is playing chess, Cliff chooses this episode to make a significant move. The intention? To divert J.R. from Dallas by dangling an enticing political carrot before him. This intriguing play is a testament to the depth of their rivalry and the lengths to which they’ll go in their tug-of-war for power.
While J.R. often takes center stage in the Ewing powerplays, this episode shows that Bobby is not one to be underestimated. As the cartel finally agrees to his demands for a share of the Wellington field, we see a man stepping further into his own. However, the road ahead is not without its pitfalls. The revelation of energy commission member George Hicks’ ties with J.R. poses new questions about loyalty, strategy, and potential conflict.
J.R.’s character has always been an enigma, a blend of charm, ambition, and ruthlessness. But in “A Ewing Is a Ewing,” Holly gets a front-row seat to the unmasked J.R. Ewing. Their interactions, a dance of power and threats, set the stage for what promises to be a fascinating dynamic. Both characters show they’re not above using threats to redefine their working relationship, suggesting that the balance of power in Dallas is far from settled.
In a show filled with suspense, the unexpected is always around the corner. Mark’s sudden visit to Pam at her studio adds yet another layer to the intricate tapestry of relationships and agendas in Dallas. While this subplot may seem minor compared to the grander schemes and feuds, it’s a testament to the show’s depth that even these smaller moments come loaded with history, emotion, and potential consequences.
Season 6, Episode 16 is a masterclass in character dynamics, power plays, and the art of storytelling. As tensions rise, alliances shift, and the very foundation of the Ewing legacy trembles, one thing is clear: In Dallas, nothing is ever as simple as it seems. As we anticipate the next twist in the tale, we’re reminded once again why Dallas remains an iconic representation of drama, ambition, and the complex weave of family and power.
Stay tuned, Dallas TV Addicts, because if “A Ewing Is a Ewing” has shown us anything, it’s that the Ewing saga is far from over.
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Before retirement, Dora was the editor and publisher of various online magazines. For example, she edited and published GEnie Lamp – an online magazine for General Electric’s Information Service (GEIS) – and the BBS Magazine, TeleTalk Online.
Now retired, Dora and her husband, Mike, enjoy RV traveling, camping, and meeting fellow campers.