Dallas

J.R. is the focus of everyone's wrath at Southfork. J.R. is blamed by the other Ewings, as well as Afton and Rebecca, for driving Cliff to suicide.

J.R. schemes to get an advance look at Jock's will after discovering his father's wishes have sealed it until it can be revealed to the entire family.

J.R. tries to push his mother and Bobby into a decision that would open Jock's will. Bobby and J.R. agree that it is time their mother gets out and meet old friends.

The Oil Baron's Ball opens up a new era for Miss Ellie. Sue Ellen is shocked when Dusty shows up at the Southern Cross while she is there visiting Clayton.

The Ewing clan gathers at Southfork to hear the contents of Jock's will. Miss Ellie realizes that there is little hope of Jock ever returning so she takes her own advice about "moving on".

With Jock's will pitting them against each other, J.R. and Bobby prepare to do battle to prove who is the best man and entitled to Ewing Oil.

J.R. and Bobby take different routes in their efforts to outdo each other for Ewing Oil. J.R. again is up to his old tricks to gain the advantage over his brother in their rivalry.

J.R.'s and Bobby's true colors emerge as they jockey for position in their race for Ewing Oil. Members of the Ewing family experience varied emotions when Ellie invites a gentleman friend to dinner.

J.R. Ewing and Cliff Barnes vie for the same oil refinery, with either Sue Ellen or Afton holding the trump card to win the deal for her man.

The Ewing feuds are temporarily put aside as guests gather at Southfork for a wedding. Lucy is the only family member who refuses to attend J.R.'s wedding.

The heated emotions at the wedding of J.R. and Sue Ellen are quenched in the Southfork swimming pool. Cliff Barnes makes his presence at the wedding unpleasant.

The annual Ewing barbecue ends in turbulence. J.R. pulls the dirtiest trick yet in his fight with Bobby for Ewing Oil, which angers the cartel and frustrates the new oil commission.

Miss Ellie explores the possibility of breaking Jock's will to save her family in spite of opposition from J.R. and Bobby. Pam supports Miss Ellie's position, which upsets Bobby.

Miss Ellie faces a hard decision when she must decide to tarnish Jock's memory or see her family disintegrate because of his will.

The hearing to overturn Jock's will causes great emotional pain for Miss Ellie as well as further setting in motion other undercurrents in the Ewing Family.

The race for profits between J.R. and Bobby Ewing continues in the aftermath of the court's ruling on Jock's will.

Bobby is forced to emulate his brother, J.R., in dirty dealing which turns his stomach and disgusts Pamela.

Cliff Barnes blames himself after the crash of the Wentworth company plane in which his mother had taken his place as a passenger.

Pam leaves Bobby and Southfork to the delight of J.R. and Katherine Wentworth. J.R. sees his brother's split with his wife as an advantage to himself in their business rivalry.

Bobby and Pam find their strained relationship stretched even further as each is the target of another's plotting.

Bobby discovers evidence proving that J.R. is illegally shipping oil to an embargoed country. As Bobby plots to put a knot in J.R.'s Caribbean connection.

Bobby springs his trap on J.R. equalizing the two brothers in the race for Ewing Oil unless J.R. can neutralize the harm done by Bobby to his Caribbean deal.

J.R. and Bobby are both victims when Holly and Katherine plot to spoil their marriages for different reasons.

J.R. finds the Ewing name doesn't mean much in Cuba when he arrives there to negotiate his and Holly's oil shipments. While J.R. is away, Sue Ellen confronts Holly to disprove his infidelity…

J.R.'s Cuban deal sets up a string of events involving Bobby, Pam, Sue Ellen, and Holly. Bobby's illusions about the even race he is having with J.R. for Ewing Oil is shattered by box of Cuban cigars.