
S12E26
S12E26
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ToggleIn “Phantom of the Oil Rig”, WestStar’s European deal has left its oil supply too thin to meet the needs of its Texas-based customers. This predicament presents a golden opportunity for Bobby and J.R. to swoop in with Ewing Oil and secure deals with these refineries. However, a difference of opinion between the two – regarding the need to drop old customers to acquire new ones – adds an extra layer of tension to their quest for oil dominance.
Meanwhile, Cliff Barnes‘ obsession with finding Afton distracts him from his duties at Ewing Oil. The personal drama intertwines with professional duties, highlighting the human emotions that fuel the high-stakes game of the oil industry. Cliff’s negligence of his responsibilities brings an added level of uncertainty into the rapidly shifting dynamics of the Dallas oil scene.
In the midst of the oil battles and personal quests, Tommy makes a dramatic return to Dallas, denying any involvement in the mysterious phone calls to April. Seeking redemption, he implores his father, Carter McKay, for forgiveness. Carter, in an unexpected turn of events, allows Tommy to work at WestStar. However, Tommy’s seemingly earnest repentance raises doubts, hinting at potential underhanded schemes.
April’s sister, Michelle, comes to town, promising to stir up the established dynamics. Will her arrival bring new alliances or deepen old grudges? We’ll have to wait and see.
Meanwhile, J.R. encounters a formidable opponent in Carter McKay. Outmaneuvering Carter proves more challenging than J.R. had anticipated, setting the stage for an intense rivalry in the episodes to come.
“Phantom of the Oil Rig”, the opening episode of Dallas’ 13th season, plunges us straight back into the tumultuous world of Texas oil tycoons, where personal dramas intertwine with high-stakes business battles. It sets the stage for a season that promises to be as riveting, dramatic, and unpredictable as its predecessors. With new faces joining the old, shifting allegiances, and the ever-present struggle for oil supremacy, this season of Dallas is shaping up to be another must-watch for TV drama addicts. Buckle up, Dallas fans – we’re in for an unforgettable ride.
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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.