The Price You Pay

L’episodio è andato in onda il 20 giu 2012
42min

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Aggiungi una trama nella tua linguaJust as John Ross sets out to claim his birthright and make his father proud, J.R. decides to move back to Southfork, much to Ann's dismay. Bitter Ewing family enemy Cliff Barnes returns and... Leggi tuttoJust as John Ross sets out to claim his birthright and make his father proud, J.R. decides to move back to Southfork, much to Ann's dismay. Bitter Ewing family enemy Cliff Barnes returns and tries to reconnect with his nephew, Christopher. A startling family announcement offers a... Leggi tuttoJust as John Ross sets out to claim his birthright and make his father proud, J.R. decides to move back to Southfork, much to Ann's dismay. Bitter Ewing family enemy Cliff Barnes returns and tries to reconnect with his nephew, Christopher. A startling family announcement offers an opportunity to heal old wounds.

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When Ann points her rifle at an intruder, who turns out to be J.R. Ewing, J.R. casually replies, "Bullets don't seem to have much of an effect on me, darlin." This is a sly reference to the famous "Who Shot J.R.?" storyline in seasons 3 and 4 of the original series. In this storyline, J.R. is shot but (obviously) survives.

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Upon reading her old journal, John Ross states that his grandmother Miss Ellie spent some time in a mental institution, which JR confirms was because his father (Jock Ewing) had just died and Miss Ellie was having difficulty coming to terms with his death. This never happened. Although Miss Ellie was indeed upset by Jock's passing in 1981, as seen in the fifth season of the original show, she never went into a mental institution.