A&Q - Who Said What? Answer, Then Post Your Line

[Bill Dilks]

"Well, as long as he keeps pitchin' hay and mindin' the cows I'll take care of him when I have to."

Guzz: that sounds like JR about Ray, but I don’t know the context
Swami: JR to Sue Ellen about Ray, not long after Ray is revealed as Jock's fourth son.

s04e08 - Trouble at Ewing 23, the episode after THE FOURTH SON where Ray is exposed as Jock's son.

"Nobody is gonna talk about the Ewings and get away with it."

 

[Swami]

"Nobody is gonna talk about the Ewings and get away with it."

Sounds like Jock, after Digger blabbed to the papers about John Ross supposedly being Cliff's son.

"I might not be able to walk but I can still shoot!"

Swami

 

[Taylor Bennett Jr.]

Sounds like Jock, after Digger blabbed to the papers about John Ross supposedly being Cliff's son.

"I might not be able to walk but I can still shoot!"

Swami

that’s JR after taking a bullet in the leg from one of the Owens boys

“I learned a riddle today.”

 

[Bill Dilks]

“I learned a riddle today.”

Well, we all learned from Bobby during BARBECUE that "You never cross a Ewing".

"But he didn't have anything against improvement of the land. Otherwise we'd still be living in that little clapboard house."

 

[Jon Ewing Jr.]

I got one,

"Its a classic move Bobby, it works every time"

 

[Lastkidpicked]

I got one,

"Its a classic move Bobby, it works every time"

I'm glad you posted that Jon Ewing, Jr. Because there is so much more behind the comment than it seems.

During the contest to see who will win Ewing Oil, Bobby finally decides that he needs to get down in the mud to beat J.R. so he decides to set up George Hicks, the energy commissioner.

Bobby goes to Carl Daggett to line up the blackmail. Carl approves of the blackmail, saying, "Its a classic move, Bobby, it works every time".

The reason that this line has some extra meaning behind it is that in Bobby's mind, this is a one time thing that he has never done before and will never do again.

But when he hears "It works every time", Bobby realizes that doing this once is just as bad as doing it all the time.

Great scene.

And I guess you can now easily guess this next one:

"Ewing, I gotta give you credit. You are just as dirty as your famous brother."

 

[Taylor Bennett Jr.]

Well, we all learned from Bobby during BARBECUE that "You never cross a Ewing".

"But he didn't have anything against improvement of the land. Otherwise we'd still be living in that little clapboard house."

this was Jock to Miss Ellie, I believe when Guzzler and Bobby were planning on building their shopping center

"This is the biggest thing since the invention of the hot dog!"

I'm glad you posted that Jon Ewing, Jr. Because there is so much more behind the comment than it seems.

During the contest to see who will win Ewing Oil, Bobby finally decides that he needs to get down in the mud to beat J.R. so he decides to set up George Hicks, the energy commissioner.

Bobby goes to Carl Daggett to line up the blackmail. Carl approves of the blackmail, saying, "Its a classic move, Bobby, it works every time".

The reason that this line has some extra meaning behind it is that in Bobby's mind, this is a one time thing that he has never done before and will never do again.

But when he hears "It works every time", Bobby realizes that doing this once is just as bad as doing it all the time.

Great scene.

And I guess you can now easily guess this next one:

"Ewing, I gotta give you credit. You are just as dirty as your famous brother."

that's gotta be the wonderfully sleazy Daggett himself!

 

[Bill Dilks]

"This is the biggest thing since the invention of the hot dog!"

Guzzler to Bobby about their over-reaching shopping center?

 

[Jon Ewing Jr.]

Loved Daggett! Had to come up with something as a tribute to the man.

 

[Swami]

"Hey Pam, weren't you here a couple of months ago? You're not going to make a habit out of this?"

Swami

 

[Lastkidpicked]

Want to know an interesting thing about Carl Daggett?

The actor who played him, Charles Napier, was yet another Dallas actor who was also on Star Trek!

 

[Bill Dilks]

Want to know an interesting thing about Carl Daggett?

The actor who played him, Charles Napier, was yet another Dallas actor who was also on Star Trek!

Yeah...that was definitely an odd part for a tough guy.

 

[Taylor Bennett Jr.]

Want to know an interesting thing about Carl Daggett?

The actor who played him, Charles Napier, was yet another Dallas actor who was also on Star Trek!

I feel quite strongly that the Cartel should have worn outfits like the one Charles wore on Star Trek to important business meetings

 

[Bill Dilks]

I feel quite strongly that the Cartel should have worn outfits like the one Charles wore on Star Trek to important business meetings

He would've fit right in with his girls, and Marilee.

 

[Bill Dilks]

OK...we have two lines.

Hey Pam, weren't you here a couple of months ago? You're not going to make a habit out of this?"

Was this JR to Pam during the dream season?


"Marilee, if you don't hurry, somebody else is gonna get your street corner."

 

[Swami]

OK...we have two lines.

Hey Pam, weren't you here a couple of months ago? You're not going to make a habit out of this?"

Was this JR to Pam during the dream season?


"Marilee, if you don't hurry, somebody else is gonna get your street corner."

Definitely JR but when?

"From what I hear he's not much of a man at all!"

Swami

 

[Bill Dilks]

Hey Pam, weren't you here a couple o f months ago? You're not going to make a habit out of this?"
Definitely JR but when?

Ugh...taxing enough to recognize the damned line. You're killin' me. Gonna have to take you to the mat, Mr Sumo. Good ask tho'. It is when she shows up at the rodeo?

"From what I hear he's not much of a man at all!"

JR to Swellen or Clayton about Dusty. Which one?

"Marilee, if you don't hurry, somebody else is gonna get your street corner."

 

[Jon Ewing Jr.]

JR to Clayton talking about his wimp rodeo riding son.

 

[Swami]

Ugh...taxing enough to recognize the damned line. You're killin' me. Gonna have to take you to the mat, Mr Sumo. Good ask tho'. It is when she shows up at the rodeo?

Inside the house, Pam with Miss Ellie.

"From what I hear he's not much of a man at all!"

JR to Swellen or Clayton about Dusty. Which one?

JR to Clayton about Dusty.

"You look as if someone picked your pocket"

Swami

 

[Bill Dilks]

I think we all know who would say this, but where and who was he with?

"Marilee, if you don't hurry, somebody else is gonna get your street corner."