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1. This episode opened with magnificent and, often, panoramic views of the Ewing ranch, Southfork. It was round-up time and as all modern day cowboys did, the Ewings used their helicopter to find the stray cows. Who seemed determined to work the hardest on horseback, though?
2. After Pam finished her morning swim she joined Bobby who was working by the family pool. When Bobby asked Pam her plans for the day she told him she was planning to have lunch with Liz Craig. Who was Liz Craig?
3. Even with his limited capabilities to learn ALL about Ewing Oil Bobby had managed to discover his family business owned a significant amount of undeveloped land. Bobby saw an opportunity to create a niche for himself. He called a friend in the commercial construction business and was on his way. To what other booming Texas city did Bobby go to meet with his friend?
4. Jock found J.R. on their front porch and confronted him about Bobby's place in Ewing Oil. The two men argued. There were more than heated words. What was the most moving result of this exchange?
5. The Ewing women - Miss Ellie, Sue Ellen and Pam - joined J.R. at the hospital. Miss Ellie had contacted "the family doctor"; he was there, too. J.R. explained to them Jock had "some kind of seizure". After his examination the doctor-friend-of-the-family had a different assessment. What did he tell Miss Ellie was Jock's affliction?
6. Pam and Bobby arrived at the hospital to find Sue Ellen and J.R. on the front landing. The bickering and blame game continued. Bobby shared a tender moment at Jock's bedside. What did Bobby then do to show he was doing what Jock would have wanted him to do?
7. It would appear that not even a true family emergency could prevent J.R. from proceeding with his self-serving plans for Ewing Oil. Two of his business associates even followed him (J.R.) to where Jock was hospitalized. What did those two tell J.R. they wanted to have/see - given Jock's condition?
8. Shady acquaintances of J.R.'s were (apparently) not the only ones to imagine "life after Jock". Who was shown to have been "practicing" for the day when the chain of command would be revised and there would be a new boss in town?
9. The crux of concern was mentioned when J.R. met with Willie Joe and Jeb - in a more private setting. What was it that Jock had mentioned - time and time again - that had those three (seemingly) so troubled?
10. The close family friend who was also one of Jock's doctors told Miss Ellie that Jock would need open heart surgery - a bypass graft - and the sooner, the better. Surgery was scheduled for that same morning. Miss Ellie and Jock had a few minutes to chat. What did Jock say to Miss Ellie that made her cry?
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