Victoria Principal in Dallas (1978)
Season 1 (Miniseries):
Bar-B-Que In an attempt to get away from J.R., a pregnant Pamela falls out of the hay loft, causing her to lose her baby.
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Larry Hagman in Dallas (1978)
Season 2: Whatever Happened to Baby John? Part 2Pregnant Sue Ellen, who has escaped from a sanitarium, gets drunk and has a car accident. At the hospital, she gives birth a premature son and may be dying herself. J.R. appears to be distraught, and says she's "Just gotta live."
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Larry Hagman in Dallas (1978)
Season 3: A House DividedAs J.R.'s list of haters grows, an unknown person finally shoots him at his office - leading to one of the most popular moments of television history.
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Ken Kercheval in Dallas (1978)
Season 4: Ewing-GateCliff Barnes finds Kristyn dead in the Southfork pool, with J.R. standing above on the balcony. Cliff believes J.R. killed her.
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Victoria Principal and Ken Kercheval in Dallas (1978)
Season 5: Goodbye, Cliff BarnesAfter being defeated by J.R., Cliff Barnes attempts suicide, landing him in the hospital barely alive.
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Dallas (1978)
Season 6: Ewing InfernoWhen J.R. and Ray fight, a fire starts at Southfork. J.R. rushes upstairs to save Sue Ellen (who is knocked out with pills) and John Ross, but is overcome by the smoke and collapses.
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Patrick Duffy in Dallas (1978)
Season 7: End GameAs J.R.'s enemies pile up, someone shoots the back of his chair at the office... but Bobby is the one who falls to the ground, wounded.
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Victoria Principal, Patrick Duffy, Larry Hagman, Priscilla Presley, Donna Reed, Susan Howard, Steve Kanaly, and Howard Keel in Dallas (1978)
Season 8: Swan SongAfter Pam agrees to remarry him, Bobby is struck by Katherine's car and is taken to the hospital, where he dies.
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Patrick Duffy in Dallas (1978)
Season 9: Blast From the PastAfter an explosion kills Jamie and Sue Ellen, Pamela awakens in her bed and hears the shower running. She pulls the curtain and is greeted by Bobby, who smiles and says casually, "Good morning."
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Season 10: Fall of the House of EwingAfter finding out it is possible for she and Bobby to conceive a baby, Pamela crashes into a tanker and her car explodes.
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Linda Gray and Howard Keel in Dallas (1978)
Season 12: Reel LifeSue Ellen has made a true-to-life movie detailing her awful life with J.R. (and the rest of the Ewings), and shows it to J.R., revealing that if he ever crosses her, she has the means to put him down. She then leaves Dallas.
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Linda Gray in Dallas (1978)
Season 11: The Fat Lady SingethSue Ellen's lover Nick goes after J.R., and the two fight. Nick accidentally falls from the balcony to his death, so Sue Ellen vengefully shoots J.R., then calls the police to report a 'double murder.'
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Larry Hagman in Dallas (1978)
Season 13: Three, Three, ThreeIn order to fulfill an elaborate plan, J.R. has put himself in a nut house. However, his vengeful son James destroys certain paperwork - forcing J.R. to remain in the sanitarium forever.
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Joel Grey, Larry Hagman, and Kim Johnston Ulrich in Dallas (1978)
Season 14: ConundrumAs J.R. considers suicide, a supernatural man takes him on a 'It's a Wonderful Life' style journey of what the world would be like if he was never born. However, the man finally reveals himself to be a demon trying to convince J.R. to kill himself. Gun in hand, J.R. fires it (at what we don't know) just as Bobby comes home. Bobby runs upstairs to his brother's room, and is shocked by what he sees.
