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Dallas/J.R. Returns
| J.R. Returns | |
| Airdate | November 15, 1996 |
| Teleplay by | Leonard Katzman & Arthur Bernard Lewis |
| Story by | Arthur Bernard Lewis |
| Directed by | Leonard Katzman |
| Network | CBS |
| Style | |
| Company | Eagle Point Production, Olive Productions (association), Warner Bros. Television
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| Origin | USA
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| Conundrum (2) |
War of the Ewings |
| Dallas | |
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Starring in alphabetical order: Rosalind Allen (Julia Cunningham), Chris Demetral (Christopher Ewing), Patrick Duffy (Bobby Ewing), Linda Gray (Sue Ellen Lockwood), Larry Hagman (J.R. Ewing), Omri Katz (John Ross Ewing III), Deborah Kellner (Pamela Rebecca Cooper), George Kennedy (Carter McKay), Ken Kercheval (Cliff Barnes), Audrey Landers (Afton Cooper), Tracy Scoggins (Anita Smithfield)
Guest Stars: Deborah Rennard (Sly Lovegren)
Buck Taylor (Steve Grisham)
George O. Petrie (Harv Smithfield)
Festuring: Blue Deckert (Detective Markham), Lee Gideon (Judge Hooker), Sean Hennigan (Dave Colquit), William Earl Ray (Male Nurse), Ellen F. Locy (Debbie), John William Hoge (Rattigan), Kevin Page (Officer #1), Maria Arita (Reporter), Stacy Hogue (Tammy), Katie Gratson (Wanda), Brent Anderson (Limo Driver)
Uncredited: Rick Herod (Waiting Limo Driver), Vernon Reeves (Funeral Guest)
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Notes
It is revealed that J.R. shot at the mirror when ordered by Adam to "DO IT" ... that is, kill himself at the end of the episode "Condundrum" five years earlier. It can be assumed that J.R. was attempting to destroy Adam, who appeared to him, first in a dream and later in a drunken hallucination, and that Adam's mission had, with him being destroyed, failed.
