S9E23
S9E23
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ToggleIn “The Fat Lady Singeth,” the unlikely duo of Lucy and Casey took center stage, creating an intriguing subplot that showcased Lucy’s discerning judgment. Casey, a man often dismissed as detestable by many, found a soft spot in Lucy’s heart. He revealed his own hatred for J.R., a sentiment shared by Lucy, which sparked an unexpected bond between them. This storyline skillfully demonstrated how shared hatred could foster an unexpected alliance.
The episode further cemented J.R. Ewing’s reputation as the master of manipulation, as he expertly blackmailed Jeremy Wendell to regain the former Ewing Oil assets from WestStar. This ruthlessly calculated move showed the depth of J.R.’s determination to preserve his legacy, illustrating the lengths to which he would go to protect his empire.
One of the more emotional storylines in the episode involved the somewhat hopeful encounter between Jordan Lee and Cliff Barnes. Jordan revealed that he had seen Pam, giving Cliff a renewed sense of hope for a potential reunion. Meanwhile, Jenna and Ray put aside their differences and reconciled, deciding to leave Dallas together. These personal stories provided a counterbalance to the episode’s intense power struggles, offering a touching exploration of love, forgiveness, and hope.
Perhaps the most shocking moment of “The Fat Lady Singeth” was the tragic ending to a confrontation over John Ross between Nicholas, Sue Ellen, and J.R. In a fit of rage, J.R. threw Nicholas over the balcony, a decision that would have unforeseeable consequences. In retaliation, Sue Ellen did what few had ever imagined – she shot J.R.
The fallout from this violent confrontation set the stage for a suspenseful conclusion. The episode left viewers on the edge of their seats, anxious for the next season to reveal the aftermath of this dramatic incident. Will J.R. survive? What will happen to Sue Ellen? And what will this mean for the future of the Ewing family?
“The Fat Lady Singeth” lived up to its title, offering a grand operatic finale to Dallas’s eleventh season. The episode gave us love, hate, suspense, and intrigue – all the hallmarks of a great Dallas episode, multiplied tenfold. With its shocking cliffhanger, the stage is set for a new season that promises to continue the drama, the tension, and the excitement that Dallas fans have come to love. The fat lady may have sung, but we know the show must go on.
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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.