Dallas/After the Fall: Ewing Raise; Digger Redux

After the Fall: Ewing Raise; Digger Redux
Season 11, Episode 1 & 2
Airdate	September 25, 1987
Production Number	176101 – Part One 176102 – Part Two
Written by	Part One Arthur Bernard Lewis Part Two David Paulsen
Directed by	Part One Leonard Katzman Part Two Michael Preece
Produced by	David Paulsen
← 10x29 Fall of the House of Ewing	11x03 → The Son Also Rises
Dallas — Season Eleven

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After the Fall: Ewing Raise; Digger Redux is the first and second episodes of the eleventh season of Dallas, and the two hundred fifty-second and two hundred fifty-third episodes overall.

Starring in Alphabetical Order: Barbara Bel Geddes (Miss Ellie Ewing Farlow), Patrick Duffy (Bobby Ewing), Linda Gray (Sue Ellen Ewing), Larry Hagman (J.R. Ewing), Steve Kanaly (Ray Krebbs), Howard Keel (Clayton Farlow), Ken Kercheval (Cliff Barnes), Priscilla Beaulieu Presley (Jenna Wade)

Also Starring: Sheree J. Wilson (April Stevens), Bert Remsen (Harrison "Dandy" Dandridge)

and Jack Scalia (Nicholas Pearce)

Special Guest Star (end credits): Morgan Brittany (Katherine Wentworth)

Guest Stars: Derek McGrath (Oswald Valentine), John Calvin (Wilson Cryder), Shalane McCall (Charlie Wade), Omri Katz (John Ross Ewing, III), Joshua Harris (Christopher Ewing), Deborah Rennard (Sly Lovegren)

and Don Starr (Jordan Lee)

and Fern Fitzgerald (Marilee Stone)

Co-Starring: Sherril Lynn Rettino (Jackie Dugan), Robert Rigamonti (), Charlie Messenger (), Jim Edgcomb (), Tim Donoghue ()

Featuring: Pat Colbert (Dora Mae), Alyson Croft (Marnie Allen), Shannon Farnon (), Elaine Hobson (), Cynthia Dorn (Nurse Anderson), Bob Looper (), Kirk Sisco (), Kenneth Page (Air Ambulance Paramedic), John Davies (), Susan Fossen (), Richard Dillard (), Bo Myers (), Karen Radcliffe (Nurse Ellen Johnson), Harlan Jordan (), Desmond Dhooge (Drunk), Ed Geldart (), Lee Gideon (John Kate), Jay Dowd () Tony Garcia (Raoul), Lacy Wayne (), Connie Dorfman (), Peyton Park (), Dixie Taylor (Barmaid)

Quotes

• Sue Ellen Ewing: Would you hold my calls, please?

Oswald Valentine: It's incomprehensible.

Sue Ellen Ewing: Incomprehensible.

Oswald Valentine: After all the trouble I went to to get Mandy back...you just tear up her contract.

Sue Ellen Ewing: Well, maybe you went to too much trouble.

Oswald Valentine: Mrs. Ewing, with all due respect... you just don't seem to grasp how important she is to us.

Sue Ellen Ewing: I grasp that you're beginning to get under my skin.

Oswald Valentine: Oh. I'm supposed to button up while I watch you do things that could sink my company.

Sue Ellen Ewing: Your company?

Oswald Valentine: Well, I do still own 10%.

Sue Ellen Ewing: Yes, you do, don't you?

Oswald Valentine: Yes, I do.

Sue Ellen Ewing: Well, I'm beginning to feel that that's 10% too much.

Oswald Valentine: Ha. Now, just what is that supposed to mean?

Sue Ellen Ewing: That I'm gonna buy you out.

Oswald Valentine: You're gonna buy me out. No, I don't think so. You see, I don't intend to sell.

Sue Ellen Ewing: Oswald, either your memory is short or your eyesight is lousy. But either way I think there's something you've forgotten.

Oswald Valentine: And what's that?

Sue Ellen Ewing: There is a minor clause in our original sales agreement...that gives me the right and the privilege to buy you out any time I choose... for ½ again rhe original market price.

Oswald Valentine: Yeah, okay, I know about that. Now, now, now, just a minute here.

Sue Ellen Ewing: No, it's been wonderful working with you but I think we'd both be better apart.

Oswald Valentine: Are you crazy? I started this company.

Sue Ellen Ewing: And I respect the contribution that you've made to this company.

Oswald Valentine: I even gave it my name. I can't believe this.

Sue Ellen Ewing: I'll have my attorney exercise the option. You'll have to check in the morning.

Oswald Valentine: Just a minute here. Let's just talk this out.

Sue Ellen Ewing: I think we have said everything we need to say.

Oswald Valentine: Do you know what you're doing? You're committing suicide.

Sue Ellen Ewing: Am I really?

Oswald Valentine: You're getting rid of the 2 people who built Valentine Lingerie. Mandy Winger and me.

Sue Ellen Ewing: I think it's time that you leave.

Oswald Valentine: You're crazy, you know that? You're gonna sink without me.

Sue Ellen Ewing: Get out.

(Oswald Valentine march out of the office and turn back at Sue Ellen.)

Oswald Valentine: You mark my words. You let me walk out that door... and you're gonna find out just how insignificant you really are without me. Us.

Sue Ellen Ewing: Out.

(He leaves and close the door to the exit. No wonder Sue Ellen Ewing will hold a grudge.)