Tasty Mystery Baskets of Clips

And if you don't back me up, I'll tell J.R. About you and Lucy.
So she's special.
- Oh, what a lovely idea! - It was a hell of an idea.
"Then let's get married right here in this old city of New Orleans. "
Yeah, just in front of the sofa, guys. Thanks.
Did you ever have any reason to think that there was money in those envelopes?
Oh, Bobby.
I got it.
- Maybe it's not too late. - Oh, I don't know.
Congratulations.
But if you insist on being driven away, which you surely will be...
...about your brother's political activities. - Well, I don't know anything to reveal.
Well, she must be upset about this trip. I can't say I blame her.
- I'd like to look at the red files now. - Lf you think...
No.
- Do you ride horses? - I wish I did.
...but with the provision that it remain a working ranch.
That's my middle brother Gary's house.
- Mostly off, sir. - Well, too bad.
- I'm fine. - You don't like my coffee.
Anytime. Anything you need, you just let me know.
J.R., I said I was through with this kind of work.
- Pammy. - Hi, Daddy.
You know what?
You getting up? Or you just gonna roll in when I open the door?
- Well, now it wasn't... That's real... - We'll go up to the shack.
Daddy, please don't be mad or hurt.
Your folks are gonna throw me right off that ranch.
Now, 1930 was my year.
- Well, you put me in your chair, Daddy. - Sure, that's fine. Just keep it that way.
And with your daddy retired, I bet they could use another man...
- You used to like the cold. - Not that much.
Yeah, one time, I even heard she went to the law to get me back.
...he left the Southfork to Jock Ewing...
It's family, Pammy. What can I say?
I think you care a lot.
And he's bringing home a lady.
No.
They told her that if she ever came near Texas again, they'd kill her.
When Daddy retired, I remember he very ceremoniously...
Old man Southworth, Miss Ellie's daddy...