Dallas

An age old feud between the Ewings and the Barnes starts up again when Bobby Ewing and Pamela Barnes reveal the shocking news to their families they have married.

Seeking acceptance into the Ewing family, Pamela does her best to befriend Lucy despite the situation being not as easy as it would seem.

When information from sensitive paperwork for the family business ends up with Cliff Barnes, J.R. accuses his new sister-in-law, Pamela, of leaking Ewing Oil information in front of the entire family.

Texas is being threatened by a powerful storm. As the hurricane approaches two men arrive at Southfork and take hostages. One of the men is out for revenge on J.R. for having an affair with his wife.

The annual Ewing barbecue is a source of tension between the Ewing and Barnes families when Pam's pregnancy is announced.

Bobby thinks he has hit the jackpot in Las Vegas when he runs into Gary, Lucy's father, and convinces him to return to the family ranch in Texas.

J.R.'s attempts to make his long-lost brother Gary comfortable in his new surroundings is a ploy to pressure him into taking over one of the Ewing businesses. Val, Gary's former wife.

Jenna Wade, a young woman Bobby once asked to marry, returns to his life asking for help for herself and her fatherless daughter, "Charlie".

Bobby and J.R. both feel guilty for their father's apparent heart attack when Jock becomes distressed over Bobby's threat to leave the Ewing Oil Company after continually arguing with J.R.

Afraid that Pam and Bobby will produce the first Ewing grandchild, Sue Ellen tries to adopt, but upon learning the waiting period could be years, she decides to buy a "black market" baby.

Pam tries to keep a secret from Bobby -- that she was previously married -- but cannot when her ex-husband appears at J.R.'s office to declare he wants her back.

Lucy runs away from home when Jock refuses to allow her to invite her mother to her birthday party. She accepts a ride from someone who turns out to be a psychotic thief.

Cliff Barnes' race for state senator places Pam in an awkward position when she decides to help her brother's candidacy against the man backed by the Ewing family.

A severe thunder storm forces the Ewing plane, with bobby and J.R. as its sole passengers, to crash into a swamp. The Ewing women try to keep the news from Jock due to his recent heart operation.

With J.R. out of town, Sue Ellen continues her romantic encounters with Cliff Barnes only to surprise everyone, including herself, with the news that she's pregnant.

Ray Krebbs falls in love with an ambitious country singer and proposes marriage but finds himself faced with stiff competition from J.R.

It's reunion time for Bobby when his former college idol, Taylor "Guzzler" Bennett, arrives in town and they decide to renew their friendship by becoming partners in the construction business.

A trio of kidnappers plan to grab J.R. and hold him for ransom but accidentally capture Bobby instead.

Garrison Southworth, Ellie's brother whom she believed had died many years ago, appears at the ranch with a young woman. Jock and J.R. believe he's resurfaced to claim his inheritance.

Sue Ellen, embarrassed once more with J.R.'s unfaithfulness, decides to leave him and seeks comfort from Cliff Barnes and understanding from her mother and younger sister.

Jock, feeling useless with everyone treating him like and invalid, strikes up a friendship with Julie Grey who has returned to Dallas and makes a point to see him.

Julie Grey decides once and for all that J.R. is only using her and is determined to repay him by spilling his secrets to Cliff Barnes.

Pam believes J.R. framed her brother for the murder of Julie Grey and moves out of the house leaving Bobby confused.

Kristin, Sue Ellen's sister, decides to see if Bobby is susceptible to her charms while he is separated from Pam and J.R., of course, does everything he can to encourage her.

Pam acquires a new friend, Leanne, but is unaware of her shady past. When J.R. sees the two girls together he decides it's a great opportunity to ruin both Ben Maxwell's reputation.