Lock, Stock and Jock

Episode aired Jan 11, 1991
TV-PG
48m

IMDb RATING

6.8/10

105

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Barbara Eden and Kimberly Foster in Dallas (1978)

Drama Romance

A forgotten moment from J.R.'s past returns to haunt him as Lee Ann takes control of Ewing Oil and plots with Michelle to destroy every facet of J.R.'s life.A forgotten moment from J.R.'s past returns to haunt him as Lee Ann takes control of Ewing Oil and plots with Michelle to destroy every facet of J.R.'s life.A forgotten moment from J.R.'s past returns to haunt him as Lee Ann takes control of Ewing Oil and plots with Michelle to destroy every facet of J.R.'s life.

Director
- Nick Havinga
Writers
- David Jacobs
- Mitchell Wayne Katzman
Stars

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IMDb RATING

6.8/10

105

YOUR RATING

Director
- Nick Havinga
Writers
- David Jacobs
- Mitchell Wayne Katzman
Stars

See production info at IMDbPro

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Lee Ann De La Vega: Dallas is a great deal different than Caracas. Much more amusing.
J.R. Ewing: And what did you find so amusing about last night?
Lee Ann De La Vega: Just trying to tell the players without a score card, for one thing.
J.R. Ewing: Oh, well, uh, why would you care?
Lee Ann De La Vega: Because it's such a tangled web. I wonder if I have it straight. Uh, now let's see. The young man you sent home before the fireworks is your son by your first wife. Is that correct?
J.R. Ewing: Yes, that's right.
Lee Ann De La Vega: And the little blonde girl, your ex-wife, is carrying your child. And the handsome man she was with is your son by the woman you just became engaged to.
J.R. Ewing: Well, it's, um, not really so confusing as it seems.
Lee Ann De La Vega: Well, I suppose it gets more clear once you say it out loud.