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Season 5 (1981-82)
Episode Guide compiled by The Classic TV Archive
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 CBS Fridays 9:00-10:00pm Eastern
Lorimar production / Produced by Leonard Katzman
prod. nos. 189301 to 189326

5.1 (78) Dallas: MISSING HEIR (end credits only verified)
9Oct81 CBS / prod. no. 189301
Directed by Irving J. Moore
*
(end credits)
Special Guest Stars:
Priscilla Pointer, Audrey Landers
And:
Howard Keel as Clayton Farlow
Guest Stars:
Barbara Babcock, Barry Corbin, Bill Lucking, Herbert Rudley
Co-Starring:
James L. Brown, Sherril Lynn Katzman, Deborah Tranelli
With:
Patty Appel, Michael Woods, John Macchia, Harlan Jordan, Tom Paxton, L.R. Hultz
Synopsis:
The identity of the dead woman floating in the pool is revealed. J.R. and
Cliff accuse each other of murder and both are questioned by the police.

5.2 (79) Dallas: GONE BUT NOT FORGOTTEN
16Oct81 CBS / prod. no. 189302
Executive Producer: Philip Capice/ Produced by Leonard Katzman / Associate Producer: Cliff Fenneman
Written by Arthur Bernard Lewis
Directed by Leonard Katzman
Director of Photography: Edward R. Plante
*
Starring In Alphabetical Order: (opening titles)
Barbara Bel Geddes, Jim Davis, Patrick Duffy, Linda Gray, Larry Hagman, Susan Howard, Steve Kanaly, Ken Kercheval, Victoria Principal, Charlene Tilton
Also Starring: (opening credits - no picture)
Jared Martin
And:
Leigh McCloskey as Mitch
*
(end credits)
Special Guest Stars:
Priscilla Pointer, Audrey Landers, William Smithers
And:
Howard Keel as Clayton Farlow
Guest Stars:
Morgan Woodward, Barry Corbin, Lane Smith, Bruce French, Bill Morey, Raleigh Bond, Fern Fitzgerald, Herbert Rudley
Co-Starring:
James L. Brown, Sherril Lynn Katzman, Deborah Tranelli, Debbie Rennard, Heather Lowe
With:
Tyler Banks, Catherine Morrow, Stacy Sanchez, J. T. O'Connor, Wayne Smith, Sean McGraw, Gregg Davis
Synopsis:
J.R. and Cliff testify at the inquest. A grieving Sue Ellen takes action to put an end to her marriage.

5.3 (80) Dallas: SHOWDOWN AT SAN ANGELO
23Oct81 CBS / prod. no. 189303
Executive Producer: Philip Capice/ Produced by Leonard Katzman / Associate Producer: Cliff Fenneman
Written by Leonard Katzman
Directed by Irving J. Moore
Director of Photography: Edward R. Plante
*
Starring In Alphabetical Order: (opening titles)
Barbara Bel Geddes, Jim Davis, Patrick Duffy, Linda Gray, Larry Hagman, Susan Howard, Steve Kanaly, Ken Kercheval, Victoria Principal, Charlene Tilton
Also Starring: (opening credits - no picture)
Jared Martin
And:
Leigh McCloskey as Mitch
*
(end credits)
Special Guest Stars:
Priscilla Pointer, Audrey Landers
And:
Howard Keel as Clayton Farlow
Guest Stars:
Morgan Woodward, Bruce French
Co-Starring:
James L. Brown, Deborah Tranelli, Debbie Rennard, Lynn Wood
and:
Earl Montgomery as Harley
With:
Jack Stryker, Tyler Banks, Stacy Sanchez, Ronnie Issacs, Kimberley Ross, Cynthia Cypert, David Ellzey, Wayne Smith, Frederick Vincent Tully
Synopsis:
J.R. uses Miss Ellie to gain access to the Southern Cross Ranch and his son
as Sue Ellen has misgivings about building a new life with Dusty.

5.4 (81) Dallas: LITTLE BOY LOST
30Oct81 CBS / prod. no. 189304
Executive Producer: Philip Capice/ Produced by Leonard Katzman / Associate Producer: Cliff Fenneman
Written by Leonard Katzman
Directed by Leonard Katzman
Director of Photography: Edward R. Plante
*
Starring In Alphabetical Order: (opening titles)
Barbara Bel Geddes, Jim Davis, Patrick Duffy, Linda Gray, Larry Hagman, Susan Howard, Steve Kanaly, Ken Kercheval, Victoria Principal, Charlene Tilton
Also Starring: (opening credits - no picture)
Jared Martin
And:
Leigh McCloskey as Mitch
*
(end credits)
Special Guest Stars:
Priscilla Pointer, Audrey Landers, Barry Nelson
And:
Howard Keel as Clayton Farlow
Guest Stars:
Edward Winter, Morgan Brittany, Morgan Woodward, Donegan Smith, John Zaremba, Herbert Rudley, Liam Sullivan, Arthur Malet
Co-Starring:
Sherril Lynn Katzman, Debbie Rennard, Pamela Murphy
With:
Jerry Haynes, Diane Carson, Joe Barryman, Jimi Parker, Buff Shurr, Wayne Smith, Niki Flack, Ed Holmes
Synopsis:
As they prepare to do battle for temporary custody of John Ross, J.R. concocts a scheme to undermine
Sue Ellen's chances. But the "wheels of justice" do not turn in J.R.'s favor this time around.

5.5 (82) Dallas: THE SMELL OF SWEET REVENGE
6Nov81 CBS / prod. no. 189305
Executive Producer: Philip Capice/ Produced by Leonard Katzman / Associate Producer: Cliff Fenneman
Written by Linda Elstad
Directed by Irving J. Moore.
Director of Photography: Edward R. Plante
*
Starring In Alphabetical Order: (opening titles)
Barbara Bel Geddes, Jim Davis, Patrick Duffy, Linda Gray, Larry Hagman, Susan Howard, Steve Kanaly, Ken Kercheval, Victoria Principal, Charlene Tilton
Also Starring: (opening credits - no picture)
Jared Martin
And:
Leigh McCloskey as Mitch
*
(end credits)
Special Guest Stars:
Priscilla Pointer, Audrey Landers
And:
Howard Keel as Clayton Farlow
Guest Stars:
Edward Winter, Morgan Brittany, Gretchen Wyler, Morgan Woodward, Laurence Haddon, Barbara Babcock, Art Hindle
Co-Starring:
Jack Rader, Sherril Lynn Katzman, Deborah Tranelli, Debbie Rennard, Deborah Benson
and:
David Tress as Walter Sherr
With:
Tyler Banks, Robert Ginnaven, Dave Biddleman, J.R. Clark
Synopsis:
J.R. launches a no-hold-barred attack on the Farlows in an effort to force them to get Sue Ellen and John Ross off
the Southern Cross Ranch. Bobby is forced to agree to Pam's hospitalization for depression, and is contacted by an
extortionist who presents him with a picture of Kristin and her baby.

5.6 (83) Dallas: BIG SHUTDOWN
13Nov81 CBS / prod. no. 189306
Executive Producer: Philip Capice/ Produced by Leonard Katzman / Associate Producer: Cliff Fenneman
Written by Arthur Bernard Lewis
Directed by Leonard Katzman
Director of Photography: Edward R. Plante
*
Starring In Alphabetical Order: (opening titles)
Barbara Bel Geddes, Jim Davis, Patrick Duffy, Linda Gray, Larry Hagman, Susan Howard, Steve Kanaly, Ken Kercheval, Victoria Principal, Charlene Tilton
Also Starring: (opening credits - no picture)
Jared Martin
And:
Leigh McCloskey as Mitch
*
(end credits)
Special Guest Stars:
Priscilla Pointer, Audrey Landers
And:
Howard Keel as Clayton Farlow
Guest Stars:
Edward Winter, Morgan Brittany, Gretchen Wyler, Morgan Woodward, Dennis Patrick, Art Hindle, Tom Fuccello, Laurence Haddon, Phillip R. Allen
Co-Starring:
Debbie Rennard, Deborah Benson
and:
David Tress as Walter Sherr
With:
Peter Adams, Archie Lang, Madelyn Rusthoven, Liz Georges, Robert Ginnaven, Jack Mayhall, Wayne Smith, Tami Barber
Synopsis:
J.R. secretly attempts to secure $200 million to buy up the Farlows' oil supply and force Sue Ellen and John Ross off their ranch.

5.7 (84) Dallas: BLOCKED
20Nov81 CBS / prod. no. 189307
Executive Producer: Philip Capice/ Produced by Leonard Katzman / Associate Producer: Cliff Fenneman
Written by Arthur Bernard Lewis
Directed by Irving J. Moore
Director of Photography: Edward R. Plante
*
Starring In Alphabetical Order: (opening titles)
Barbara Bel Geddes, Jim Davis, Patrick Duffy, Linda Gray, Larry Hagman, Susan Howard, Steve Kanaly, Ken Kercheval, Victoria Principal, Charlene Tilton
Also Starring: (opening credits - no picture)
Jared Martin
And:
Leigh McCloskey as Mitch
*
(end credits)
Special Guest Stars:
Priscilla Pointer, Audrey Landers
And:
Howard Keel as Clayton Farlow
Guest Stars:
Gretchen Wyler, Art Hindle, Joseph Warren
Co-Starring:
Don Starr, Andy Jarrell, Deborah Benson, Gary Bayer, Debbie Rennard
and:
David Tress as Walter Sherr
With:
Dan Caldwell, Robert Ginnaven, Bob E. Hannah, Charles Page, Patti Heider, Christi Jenkins, Cliff Samuelson, Bo Myers
Synopsis:
Clayton Farlow refuses to give in to J.R.'s demands. Bobby makes arrangements to buy more information regarding the identity of
the father of Kristin's baby. Pam becomes increasingly withdrawn and nobody knows how her psychiatric treatment will end up.

5.8 (85) Dallas: THE SPLIT
27Nov81 CBS / prod. no. 189308
Executive Producer: Philip Capice/ Produced by Leonard Katzman / Associate Producer: Cliff Fenneman
Written by Leonard Katzman
Directed by Leonard Katzman
Director of Photography: Edward R. Plante
*
Starring In Alphabetical Order: (opening titles)
Barbara Bel Geddes, Jim Davis, Patrick Duffy, Linda Gray, Larry Hagman, Susan Howard, Steve Kanaly, Ken Kercheval, Victoria Principal, Charlene Tilton
Also Starring: (opening credits - no picture)
Jared Martin
And:
Leigh McCloskey as Mitch
*
(end credits)
Special Guest Stars:
Priscilla Pointer, Audrey Landers
And:
Howard Keel as Clayton Farlow
Guest Stars:
Ted Shackleford, Gretchen Wyler, Dennis Patrick, Art Hindle, Robert Symonds, Bernard Behrens, David Tress
And:
Joan Van Ark as Valene
Co-Starring:
Andy Jarrell, Bob Moloney, Gene Tyburn, Deborah Tranelli, Debbie Rennard, Barbara Stock, Bob E. Hannah, Wayne Smith
and:
H.M. Wynant as Ed Chapman
(no "With" cast)
Synopsis:
Ellie receives a shocking legal document from Jock which affects the future of Ewing Oil. Jock continues on his
mission in South America for the State Department. J.R. has a Confrontation with Dusty at the Cotton Bowl stadium.

5.9 (86) Dallas: FIVE DOLLARS A BARREL
4Dec81 CBS / prod. no. 189309
Executive Producer: Philip Capice/ Produced by Leonard Katzman / Associate Producer: Cliff Fenneman
Written by Leonard Katzman
Directed by Irving J. Moore
Director of Photography: Edward R. Plante
*
Starring In Alphabetical Order: (opening titles)
Barbara Bel Geddes, Jim Davis, Patrick Duffy, Linda Gray, Larry Hagman, Susan Howard, Steve Kanaly, Ken Kercheval, Victoria Principal, Charlene Tilton
Also Starring: (opening credits - no picture)
Jared Martin
And:
Leigh McCloskey as Mitch
*
(end credits)
Special Guest Stars:
Priscilla Pointer
And:
Howard Keel as Clayton Farlow
Guest Stars:
Edward Winter, Ted Shackleford, Gretchen Wyler, Dennis Patrick, Art Hindle, Lee DeBroux, Robert Symonds, David Tress, Sally Kemp
Co-Starring:
Don Starr, Peter Brandon, Paul Sorensen, Robert Ackerman, Pamela Murphy, Deborah Tranelli, Debbie Rennard, Aggie Terry, J.R. Clark, Stacy Sanchez
(no "With" cast)
Synopsis:
J.R. is forced to submit to Cliff's demands for Ewing property after Cliff buys the bank notes on J.R.'s
$200 million loan and threatens foreclosure. J.R. plots unsuccessfully to acquire Gary's and Ray's voting shares.
Pam is allowed to leave the hospital for a brief visit to Southfork.

5.10 (87) Dallas: STARTING OVER
11Dec81 CBS / prod. no. 189310
Executive Producer: Philip Capice/ Produced by Leonard Katzman / Associate Producer: Cliff Fenneman
Written by Leonard Katzman
Directed by Leonard Katzman
Director of Photography: Edward R. Plante
*
Starring In Alphabetical Order: (opening titles)
Barbara Bel Geddes, Jim Davis, Patrick Duffy, Linda Gray, Larry Hagman, Susan Howard, Steve Kanaly, Ken Kercheval, Victoria Principal, Charlene Tilton
Also Starring: (opening credits - no picture)
Jared Martin
(NOT Leigh McCloskey)
*
(end credits)
Special Guest Stars:
Barry Nelson
And:
Howard Keel as Clayton Farlow
Guest Stars:
Gretchen Wyler, Dennis Patrick, Art Hindle, Laurence Haddon, Edmund Gilbert
Co-Starring:
Don Starr, Deborah Tranelli, Debbie Rennard, Pamela Murphy
and:
Bruce Gray as Dr. Cosby
With:
Barbara Lynn Block, Tommy Splittgerber, John Jackson, Michail Crabtree, Gary Stephens,
Daniel Waldman, Shanette Eckols, Pamela Skaggs, Jan Walker
Synopsis:
Miss Ellie wants to help Ray out of his financial problem and uncovers J.R.'s schemes in the process. J.R. consults a
broker in New York about selling Ewing stock. Sue Ellen says good-bye to Dusty. Bobby buys Kristin's baby thinking J.R.
is the father. Bobby unintentionally surprises Pam with the one thing she's always wanted -- a baby.

5.11 (88) Dallas: WATERLOO AT SOUTHFORK
18Dec81 CBS / prod. no. 189311
Executive Producer: Philip Capice/ Produced by Leonard Katzman / Associate Producer: Cliff Fenneman
Written by Linda Elstad
Directed by Irving J. Moore.
Director of Photography: Edward R. Plante
*
Starring In Alphabetical Order: (opening titles)
Barbara Bel Geddes, Jim Davis, Patrick Duffy, Linda Gray, Larry Hagman, Susan Howard, Steve Kanaly, Ken Kercheval, Victoria Principal, Charlene Tilton
Also Starring: (opening credits - no picture)
(NOT Jared Martin)
And:
Leigh McCloskey as Mitch
*
(end credits)
Special Guest Stars:
Priscilla Pointer, Audrey Landers, Barry Nelson
And:
Howard Keel as Clayton Farlow
Guest Stars:
Gretchen Wyler, Dennis Patrick, Patricia McCormack, Herbert Rudley, David Tress, Wiley Harker
Co-Starring:
Don Starr, Paul Comi, Paul Sorensen, Robert Ackerman, Dan Hamilton, Debbie Rennard, Tom Gillerman, Tyler Banks
(no "With" cast)
Synopsis:
Pam is happy taking care of Christopher, the new baby, while Bobby secretely investigates legal possibilities of adoption.
A determined Miss Ellie confronts J. R. about his recent schemes involving Ewing Oil funds. She agrees to back him as
president of Ewing Oil on the condition that he not persecute Sue Ellen during the divorce hearing. Meanwhile, J.R. plots
to have Sue Ellen declared an unfit mother but eventually loses another battle for custody over John Ross. Ray is forced
to pull out of his development deal. Jock continues in South America.

5.12 (89) Dallas: BARBEQUE TWO
1Jan82 CBS / prod. no. 189312
Executive Producer: Philip Capice/ Produced by Leonard Katzman / Associate Producer: Cliff Fenneman
Written by Arthur Bernard Lewis
Directed by Leonard Katzman
Director of Photography: Edward R. Plante
*
Starring In Alphabetical Order: (opening titles)
Barbara Bel Geddes, Jim Davis, Patrick Duffy, Linda Gray, Larry Hagman, Susan Howard, Steve Kanaly, Ken Kercheval, Victoria Principal, Charlene Tilton
Also Starring: (opening credits - no picture)
(NOT Jared Martin)
And:
Leigh McCloskey as Mitch
*
(end credits)
Special Guest Stars:
Priscilla Pointer, Audrey Landers
And:
Howard Keel as Clayton Farlow
Guest Stars:
Edward Winter, Morgan Brittany, Dennis Redfield, Bernard Behrens
Co-Starring:
Dan Hamilton, Blake Conway
With:
Tyler Banks, Carter Mullally, Robert Ingham, Debra Lynn Rogers, Peyton Parks,
Harold Suggs, Daniel Waldman, Helen Martin Brockie, Nancy Miller, Ray Walker, Anne Lucas
Synopsis:
After the divorce hearing,Sue Ellen moves into her new apartment with John Ross. Mitch makes progress in his medical
profession. A cable from Jock announces his arrival from South America and Miss Ellie plans a barbecue as a homecoming.
The whole family awaits Jock's arrival and even Rebecca Barnes-Wentworth, Clayton Farlow, and Cliff get invited.
The happy scene is shattered by a phone call for Miss Ellie who tells a stunned J.R. of the terrible tragedy.

5.13 (90) Dallas: THE SEARCH
(Dedicated to Jim Davis 1909-1981 who played Jock Ewing)
8Jan82 CBS / prod. no. 189313
Executive Producer: Philip Capice/ Produced by Leonard Katzman / Associate Producer: Cliff Fenneman
Written by Arthur Bernard Lewis
Directed by Irving J. Moore
Director of Photography: Edward R. Plante
*
Starring In Alphabetical Order: (opening titles)
Barbara Bel Geddes, Jim Davis, Patrick Duffy, Linda Gray, Larry Hagman, Susan Howard, Steve Kanaly, Ken Kercheval, Victoria Principal, Charlene Tilton
Also Starring: (opening credits - no picture)
(NOT Jared Martin) (NOT Leigh McCloskey)
*
(end credits)
Guest Star:
Morgan Woodward
Co-Starring:
George Cooper, Francisco Lagueruela, Garret Pearson
With:
Connie Ramirez, Richard Chaves, Tyler Banks
Synopsis:
J.R., Bobby, and Ray fly to South America to join in the investigation at the site of the crash of Jock's helicopter.
They search in the jungle and even reach the crash site where Bobby finds Jock's medallion but nothing else. Miss Ellie,
Donna, and Pamela stay at Southfork. Sue Ellen leaves before the Ewing boys return with the terrible news.

5.14 (91) Dallas: DENIAL
15Jan82 CBS / prod. no. 189314
Executive Producer: Philip Capice/ Produced by Leonard Katzman / Associate Producer: Cliff Fenneman
Written by Linda Elstad
Directed by Victor French.
Director of Photography: Edward R. Plant
*
Starring In Alphabetical Order: (opening titles)
Barbara Bel Geddes, Patrick Duffy, Linda Gray, Larry Hagman, Susan Howard, Steve Kanaly, Ken Kercheval, Victoria Principal, Charlene Tilton
Also Starring: (opening credits - no picture)
Leigh McCloskey as Mitch
*
(end credits)
Special Guest Star:
Audrey Landers
Guest Stars:
Morgan Woodward, Diane McBain, George O. Petrie, Jim McKrell, Lindsay Bloom, Dennis Redfield, Stephanie Blackmore
And:
Peter Brown as Tom
Co-Starring:
J. Edward McKinley, Toni Berrell, Ray Stewart, Dan Hamilton, Chuck Winters, Joe Hecht,
Micheal Ashe, Phyllis Flax, Deborah Tranelli, Debbie Rennard, Cynthia Harrison, Mary Gregory
Synopsis:
Jock's death devastates J.R., Ray, and Lucy the most. J.R. seeks consolation with Serena but feels very depressed
and neglects Ewing Oil business. Bobby takes over most of the operations. Miss Ellie is pressured by family lawyer
Harve Smithfield and by Bobby but refuses to allow Jock's will to be read and to have Jock declared legally dead.
She says: "As long as I believe he's alive, he's alive." Sue Ellen meets a new man named Tom but he comes on too
strong and she rebuffs his advances. Ray refuses to go into another deal with Punk Anderson because he feels devastated
by Jock's death. Donna and Ray drift apart because of Donna's success in publishing a book about the late Sam Culver.
J. R. tells Sue Ellen he will never let her take John Ross away from him, despite the recent divorce.

5.15 (92) Dallas: HEAD OF THE FAMILY
22Jan82 CBS / prod. no. 189315
Executive Producer: Philip Capice/ Produced by Leonard Katzman / Associate Producer: Cliff Fenneman
Written by Howad Lakin
Directed by Patrick Duffy.
Director of Photography: Edward R. Plante
*
Starring In Alphabetical Order: (opening titles)
Barbara Bel Geddes, Patrick Duffy, Linda Gray, Larry Hagman, Susan Howard, Steve Kanaly, Ken Kercheval, Victoria Principal, Charlene Tilton
Also Starring: (opening credits - no picture)
(NOT Leigh McCloskey)
*
(end credits)
Special Guest Star:
Howard Keel as Clayton Farlow
Guest Stars:
Gretchen Wyler, Diane McBain, Dennis Redfield, George O. Petrie, Lindsay Bloom, Stephanie Blackmore, Jim McKrell, Ray Wise
Co-Starring:
Don Starr, Toni Berrell, Chuck Winters, Joe Hecht, George McDaniel, Lynn Wood, Deborah Tranelli, Barbara Stock
and:
H.M. Wynant as Ed Chapman
With:
Cynthia Harrison, Curtis Taylor, Tyler Banks
Synopsis:
Ray neglects his ranch duties and is reprimanded by Bobby.Clayton offers his friendship to Sue Ellen. Bobby tells Miss Ellie that if
J.R. continues his neglect of Ewing Oil business, he may have to step in as president but Miss Ellie disagrees. Lucy gets an offer
for a modelling portfolio. Bobby tells Pam that they got Christopher through private adoption and that his parents were a couple
from Louisiana who had been killed in a car crash.Sue Ellen sees Cliff. Donna decides to write another book on the late Sam Culver.

5.16 (93) Dallas: THE PHOENIX
29Jan82 CBS / prod. no. 189316
Executive Producer: Philip Capice/ Produced by Leonard Katzman / Associate Producer: Cliff Fenneman
Written by David Paulsen
Directed by Harry Harris.
Director of Photography: Edward R. Plante
*
Starring In Alphabetical Order: (opening titles)
Barbara Bel Geddes, Patrick Duffy, Linda Gray, Larry Hagman, Susan Howard, Steve Kanaly, Ken Kercheval, Victoria Principal, Charlene Tilton
Also Starring: (opening credits - no picture)
Leigh McCloskey as Mitch
*
(end credits)
Special Guest Stars:
Priscilla Pointer, Audrey Landers, Morgan Britanny
Howard Keel as Clayton Farlow
Guest Stars:
Lindsay Bloom, Dennis Redfield, Fern Fitzgerald, Susan Damante-Shaw
Co-Starring:
Don Starr, Dan Hamilton, Paul Sorensen, Robert Ackerman, Debbie Rennard
and:
Vernon Weddle as McGregor
With:
K.C. Winkler, Tyler Banks
Synopsis:
J.R. finally returns to the business and brings John Ross into the office for the first time. Bobby has a fist fight with Ray over
Ray's negligence in running the ranch. Pam is concerned about whether Christopher came from a healthy family and pressures Bobby to
tell her about who Christopher parents were. J.R. is afraid the reading of Jock's will is going to divide Ewing Oil shares in a way
he won't like. Lucy's photographer friend Roger starts following her. Cliff gets Afton a singing job. Ray has an extra-marital affair
with a girl from the bar. J.R. sleeps with Marilee Stone and convinces her to talk the cartel into doing business with Ewing Oil again.

5.17 (94) Dallas: MY FATHER, MY SON
5Feb82 / prod. no. 189317
Executive Producer: Philip Capice/ Produced by Leonard Katzman / Associate Producer: Cliff Fenneman
Written by Will Lorin
Directed by Larry Hagman
Director of Photography: Edward R. Plante
*
Starring In Alphabetical Order: (opening titles)
Barbara Bel Geddes, Patrick Duffy, Linda Gray, Larry Hagman, Susan Howard, Steve Kanaly, Ken Kercheval, Victoria Principal, Charlene Tilton
Also Starring: (opening credits - no picture)
(NOT Jared Martin) (NOT Leigh McCloskey)
*
(end credits)
Special Guest Stars:
Priscilla Pointer, Audrey Landers
Howard Keel as Clayton Farlow
Guest Stars:
Barbara Babcock, Morgan Brittany, Claude Earl Jones, Bruce French, Dennis Redfield, Fern Fitzgerald, Ron Tomme
And:
Patricia McCormack as Evelyn
Co-Starring:
Don Starr, Sherril Lynn Katzman, Debbie Renard, Phyllis Flax
With:
Tyler Banks, Ellen Gerken, Christina M. Johnson,
Synopsis:
J.R. pressures Donna to talk Ray into giving up his voting shares. J.R. sees Cliff and Sue Ellen together in a restaurant, hires a
detective to keep Sue Ellen's house under surveillance, and tells Afton she should stop Cliff from seeing Sue Ellen. Cliff tells
Afton he's in love with Sue Ellen. Donna leaves for Laredo to do research for her book. A lawyer tells Bobby he will have to ask
Sue Ellen for permission to adopt Christopher because Sue Ellen is the sister of Christopher's mother (Kristin). Lucy learns Mitch
is dating Evelyn Michaelson (Patricia McCormack) and, feeling abandoned, turns to Roger. J.R., John Ross, and Sue Ellen spend time
together in a fun park and J.R. invites Sue Ellen to dinner at Southfork. She refuses after some hesitation.

5.18 (95) Dallas: ANNIVERSARY
12-Feb-82 CBS / prod. no. 189318
Executive Producer: Philip Capice/ Supervising Producer Arthur Bernard Lewis / Produced by Leonard Katzman / Associate Producer: Cliff Fenneman
Written by David Paulsen
Directed by Joseph Manduke
Director of Photography: Edward R. Plante
*
Starring In Alphabetical Order: (opening titles)
Barbara Bel Geddes, Patrick Duffy, Linda Gray, Larry Hagman, Susan Howard, Steve Kanaly, Ken Kercheval, Victoria Principal, Charlene Tilton
Also Starring: (opening credits - no picture)
Leigh McCloskey as Mitch
*
(end credits)
Special Guest Stars:
Priscilla Pointer
Howard Keel as Clayton Farlow
Guest Stars:
Barbara Babcock, Morgan Brittany, Claude Earl Jones, Jenny Sherman, Lindsay Bloom, Dennis Redfield, Ron Tomme
And:
Patricia McCormack as Evelyn
Co-Starring:
Lance Gordon, Debbie Rennard, Pamela Murphy, Kristin Larkin
and:
Danny Dayton as The Emcee
With:
Tyler Banks, Frank Birney, Victor Rogers
Synopsis:
J.R. hatches a plot against Cliff with the help of Wally Hampton, chairman of one of the biggest conglomerates in the South-West.
If Cliff accepts Hampton's offer for Chief Operating Officer, he will have to move to Tulsa, Oklahoma. Rebecca is reluctant to see
Cliff go but leaves the choice up to him. Evelyn Michaelson confronts Lucy (who is separated from Mitch) and tells her she wants Mitch.
Donna discovers Ray in bed with the girl from the bar, thanks to another plot by J.R. Bobby buys Pam an aerobics business. J.R. tries
to win Sue Ellen back. He shows her a video from the late 1960s where Sue Ellen is 20 years old, appearing in the Miss Texas
contest. That is how they first met because J.R. was one of the judges in the contest.

5.19 (96) Dallas: ADOPTION
19-Feb-82 CBS / prod. no. 189319
Executive Producer: Philip Capice/ Supervising Producer Arthur Bernard Lewis / Produced by Leonard Katzman / Associate Producer: Cliff Fenneman
Written by Howard Lakin
Directed by Larry Hagman
Director of Photography: Edward R. Plante
*
Starring In Alphabetical Order: (opening titles)
Barbara Bel Geddes, Patrick Duffy, Linda Gray, Larry Hagman, Susan Howard, Steve Kanaly, Ken Kercheval, Victoria Principal, Charlene Tilton
Also Starring: (opening credits - no picture)
(NOT Leigh McCloskey)
*
(end credits)
Special Guest Stars:
Priscilla Pointer
Guest Stars:
Art Hindle, Lindsay Bloom, Dennis Redfield, Fern Fitzgerald, Ron Tomme, Robert Alan Browne, Ray Wise
Co-Starring:
Don Starr, Debbie Rennard, Kristin Larkin, Vivian Bonnell
and:
Herb Vigran as The Judge
With:
Tyler Banks, Jane D'Auvray, Cynthia Janos, Anne Lucas
Synopsis:
Sue Ellen accepts J.R.'s invitation to dinner at Southfork. Pam and Bobby are shocked the most to see her back at the Ewing residence.
Lucy's photographer friend Roger gets increasingly obsessed with her and gets mad when she doesn't want to talk with him. J.R. has Ray
arrested, comes to jail, and makes him sign a statement giving up his 10 voting shares in Ewing Oil. Ray signs and says: "Go to hell,
J.R." Ray tells Donna he wants to cut all his ties to the Ewings and that he wants a divorce. Donna tells Ray he will have to file himself
because she's not ready to give up on him. She goes to the bar to confront Bonnie (Ray's girlfriend) and punches her in the face. Cliff
discovers that J.R. and Wally Hampton collaborated on framing him. He confronts J.R. about it. Cliff also tells J.R. he plans to marry
Sue Ellen. Cliff wants the cartel to do business with him but Marilee Stone and Jordan Lee say the timing is bad because they're already
in a deal with J.R. Bobby asks Sue Ellen for an affidavit disclaiming any interest in Christopher and stating she doesn't know who the
father is. Sue Ellen tells Bobby J.R. is the father. The court grants Pam and Bobby temporary managing conservatorship over Christopher,
which is a necessary legal step before full adoption. Roger gets mad at Lucy when she tells him she wants their relationship to be
professional, not personal. Sue Ellen gets mad at J.R. because she thinks he is Christopher's father and she thinks she had to lie
on the affidavit saying she doesn't know who the father is.

5.20 (97) Dallas: THE MAELSTROM
26-Feb-82 CBS / prod. no. 189320
Executive Producer: Philip Capice/ Supervising Producer Arthur Bernard Lewis / Produced by Leonard Katzman / Associate Producer: Cliff Fenneman
Written by Will Lorin
Directed by Patrick Duffy
Director of Photography: Edward R. Plante
*
Starring In Alphabetical Order: (opening titles)
Barbara Bel Geddes, Patrick Duffy, Linda Gray, Larry Hagman, Susan Howard, Steve Kanaly, Ken Kercheval, Victoria Principal, Charlene Tilton
Also Starring: (opening credits - no picture)
Leigh McCloskey as Mitch
*
(end credits)
Special Guest Star:
Howard Keel as Clayton Farlow
Guest Stars:
Morgan Brittany, Bruce French, Art Hindle, Lindsay Bloom, Dennis Redfield, Fern Fitzgerald, Ray Wise
Co-Starring:
Don Starr, Lance Gordon, Peter Brandon, Kristin Larkin, Pamela Murphy, Debbie Rennard, Deborah Trannelli
With:
Brenda Hillhouse, Sam Kilman, Maureen Lee, Ann McCormack, Joey Sheck
Synopsis:
Sue Ellen tells Clayton that Kristin and J.R. were lovers. Ray recovers from Jock's death and reconciles with Donna.
J.R. learns Bobby paid Sue Ellen a visit and accuses him of poisoning her mind against him. Mitch pressures Lucy for
divorce. Lucy turns to Roger. Jeff Farraday asks Bobby for a meeting. J.R. meets Cliff's half-sister Katherine.

5.21 (98) Dallas: THE PRODIGAL
5-Mar-82 CBS / prod. no. 189321
Executive Producer: Philip Capice/ Supervising Producer Arthur Bernard Lewis / Produced by Leonard Katzman / Associate Producer: Cliff Fenneman
Written by David Paulsen
Directed by Michael Preece
Director of Photography: Edward R. Plante
*
Starring In Alphabetical Order: (opening titles)
Barbara Bel Geddes, Patrick Duffy, Linda Gray, Larry Hagman, Susan Howard, Steve Kanaly, Ken Kercheval, Victoria Principal, Charlene Tilton
Also Starring: (opening credits - no picture)
(NOT Leigh McCloskey)
*
(end credits)
Special Guest Stars:
Priscilla Pointer, Audrey Landers
Howard Keel as Clayton Farlow
Guest Stars:
Morgan Brittany, Art Hindle, Dennis Redfield, Bill Erwin, Tom Fuccello, Fern Fitgerald, Ray Wise
Co-Starring:
Lewis Arquette, Peter Brandon, Gary Pagett, Debbie Rennard, Deborah Trannelli, Phyllis Flax
With:
Tyler Banks, Tom Valentino, Mark Savalle
Synopsis:
Rebecca gives Cliff autonomy in running Wentworth Tool and Dye, which upsets Katherine. Donna learns during her book
research that the late Sam Culver and Jock had Sam's uncle Jonas Culver committed to a mental institution to get his
oil-rich land.Jonas later killed himself. J.R. gets Christopher's birth certificate from California. Clayton wants to
find out from Afton whether Cliff is worthy of Sue Ellen. Katherine meets with J.R. about how to stop Cliff. J.R. plots
to have Cliff buy worthless land. Farraday blackmails Bobby. Roger tells Lucy she can never have pictures with anybody
else and threatens her. Pam tells Roger to stay away from Lucy.

5.22 (99) Dallas: VENGEANCE
12-Mar-82 CBS / prod. no. 189322
Executive Producer: Philip Capice/ Supervising Producer Arthur Bernard Lewis / Produced by Leonard Katzman / Associate Producer: Cliff Fenneman
Written by Howard Lakin
Directed by Irving J. Moore
Director of Photography: Edward R. Plante
*
Starring In Alphabetical Order: (opening titles)
Barbara Bel Geddes, Patrick Duffy, Linda Gray, Larry Hagman, Susan Howard, Steve Kanaly, Ken Kercheval, Victoria Principal, Charlene Tilton
Also Starring: (opening credits - no picture)
Leigh McCloskey as Mitch
*
(end credits)
Special Guest Stars:
Priscilla Pointer, Audrey Landers
Howard Keel as Clayton Farlow
Guest Stars:
Art Hindle, Dennis Redfield, Arthur Malet, Tom Fuccello, Ray Wise, Fern Fitzgerald
Co-Starring:
James L. Brown, F. William Parker, Gary Pagett, Don Eitner, Debbie Rennard
and:
Eunice Christopher as Mrs Gilman
With:
Nora Gaye, Ron Roy, Michel Voletti
Synopsis:
Miss Ellie questions Sue Ellen about whether she is serious about Cliff. Afton tells J.R. that Clayton is in love
with Sue Ellen. Lucy asks Blair Sullivan for another photographer. Farraday wants more money from Bobby. J.R. uses
Marilee Stone to have Cliff buy worthless land (Wellington property). An adoption investigator arrives at Southfork.
J.R. accuses Clayton of wanting Sue Ellen for himself. Cliff proposes to Sue Ellen. Mitch tells Lucy he wants a divorce.

5.23 (100) Dallas: BLACKMAIL
19-Mar-1982 CBS / prod. no. 189323
Executive Producer: Philip Capice/ Supervising Producer Arthur Bernard Lewis / Produced by Leonard Katzman / Associate Producer: Cliff Fenneman
Written by Leonard Katzman
Directed by Michael Preece
Director of Photography: Edward R. Plante
*
Starring In Alphabetical Order: (opening titles)
Barbara Bel Geddes, Patrick Duffy, Linda Gray, Larry Hagman, Susan Howard, Steve Kanaly, Ken Kercheval, Victoria Principal, Charlene Tilton
Also Starring: (opening credits - no picture)
Leigh McCloskey as Mitch
*
(end credits)
Special Guest Star:
Howard Keel as Clayton Farlow
Guest Stars:
Dennis Redfield, Art Hindle, Jonathan Goldsmith, Fern Fitzgerald, Tom Stern
Co-Starring:
Bob Hoy, Debbie Rennard, Pamela Murphy, Deborah Tranelli, Sharon Madden, Tom Regan
Tyler Banks
(No "With" Cast)
Synopsis:
J.R. thinks he is Christopher's father. Clayton goes overseas on vacation. Bobby finds Farraday murdered. Sue Ellen
accuses J.R. of destroying her friendship with Clayton. Donna and Miss Ellie clash over Donna's discovery of Jock's
involvement in Jonas Culver's death. Cliff thinks he's on the verge of striking oil and asks Sue Ellen again to marry
him. J.R. tells Bobby he's Christopher's father and demands Bobby's loyalty on Ewing Oil business in return for keeping
the matter secret. Roger kidnaps Lucy. J.R. tells Sue Ellen that Cliff is heading for disaster on the Wellington
property. Police take Bobby in for questioning about Farraday's murder.

5.24 (101) Dallas: THE INVESTIGATION
26-Mar-1982 CBS / prod. no. 189324
Executive Producer: Philip Capice/ Supervising Producer Arthur Bernard Lewis / Produced by Leonard Katzman / Associate Producer: Cliff Fenneman
Written by Bruce Shelly
Directed by Irving J. Moore
Director of Photography: Edward R. Plante
*
Starring In Alphabetical Order: (opening titles)
Barbara Bel Geddes, Patrick Duffy, Linda Gray, Larry Hagman, Susan Howard, Steve Kanaly, Ken Kercheval, Victoria Principal, Charlene Tilton
Also Starring: (opening credits - no picture)
Leigh McCloskey as Mitch
*
(end credits)
Special Guest Star:
Priscilla Pointer
Guest Stars:
Morgan Brittany, Dennis Redfield, Jonathan Goldsmith, Jack Collins, Fern Fitzgerald, Arthur Malet, Tom Stern
Co-Starring:
Bob Hoy, Deborah Tranelli, Pamela Murphy, Phyllis Flax, Charles Lanyer, Preston Hanson, Tom Regan, Irene Gilbert
(No "With" Cast)
Synopsis:
Rebecca learns Cliff has been withdrawing large amounts from Wentworth Tool and Dye. Police question Bobby about Farraday.
Bobby and Pam rescue Lucy from Roger. Lucy is taken to the hospital where Mitch shows up to visit her. Lucy decides to
go ahead with the divorce. Cliff is facing financial ruin and tries to borrow money from Sue Ellen but she tells him to
get lost. She tells him she feels used by him. Sue Ellen tells Pam about Cliff's situation and about the conversation she
had with him. Farraday's associates show up at Bobby's office thinking Bobby had drug deals with Farraday. They offer him
continuous drug supplies.It turns out they killed Farraday during a confrontation over his failure to come up with money.
J.R. tells Sue Ellen she belongs at Southfork.

5.25 (102) Dallas: ACCEPTANCE
02-Apr-1982 CBS / prod. no. 189325
Executive Producer: Philip Capice/ Supervising Producer Arthur Bernard Lewis / Produced by Leonard Katzman / Associate Producer: Cliff Fenneman
Written by Will Lorin
Directed by Michael Preece
Director of Photography: Edward R. Plante
*
Starring In Alphabetical Order: (opening titles)
Barbara Bel Geddes, Patrick Duffy, Linda Gray, Larry Hagman, Susan Howard, Steve Kanaly, Ken Kercheval, Victoria Principal, Charlene Tilton
Also Starring: (opening credits - no picture)
Leigh McCloskey as Mitch
*
(end credits)
Special Guest Stars:
Priscilla Pointer, Audrey Landers
Guest Stars:
Morgan Woodward, Jonathan Goldsmith, Bob Hoy, Tom Stern
Co-Starring:
Debbie Rennard, Charles Lanyer, Phyllis Flax, Olan Soule, Tyler Banks
and:
H.M. Wynant as Ed Chapman
(No "With" Cast)
Synopsis:
Rebecca fires Cliff from Wentworth Tool and Dye over the recent embezzlement. Bobby helps the police catch Farraday's
murderers by arranging a fake cocaine buy. Miss Ellie becomes increasingly withdrawn over Jock but finally accepts his
death. Punk Anderson wants to establish a memorial scholarship to Jock at the Southern Methodist University. J.R. sends
roses to Sue Ellen's place every day. Mitch leaves Dallas and Lucy behind and moves to Atlanta. Cliff feels rejected and
abandoned by everybody. Afton tries to console him. Miss Ellie gives Donna the go-ahead on her book.

5.26 (103) Dallas: GOOD-BYE, CLIFF BARNES (season 5 finale)
09-Apr-1982 CBS / prod. no. 189326
Executive Producer: Philip Capice/ Supervising Producer Arthur Bernard Lewis / Produced by Leonard Katzman / Associate Producer: Cliff Fenneman
Written by Arthur Bernard Lewis
Directed by Irving J. Moore
Director of Photography: Edward R. Plante
*
Starring In Alphabetical Order: (opening titles)
Barbara Bel Geddes, Patrick Duffy, Linda Gray, Larry Hagman, Susan Howard, Steve Kanaly, Ken Kercheval, Victoria Principal, Charlene Tilton
Also Starring: (opening credits - no picture)
(NOT Leigh McCloskey)
*
(end credits)
Special Guest Stars:
Priscilla Pointer, Audrey Landers
Howard Keel as Clayton Farlow
Guest Stars:
Fern Fitzgerald, Karlene Crockett, Susan Adams, James Griffith
Co-Starring:
Bob Hoy, Emily Jancy, John Wheeler, Ed Griffith, Phyllis Flax, Gayanne Meyers, Alvin Ing
With:
Tyler Banks, Rhonda Shear, Stephen Nichols
Synopsis:
Marilee Stone tells Cliff that J.R. used her to set Cliff up to get Sue Ellen back. Bobby tells Pam the truth about Christopher.
They fly to Los Angeles and learn that Kristin miscarried J.R.'s baby, that Farraday and Kristin were married, and that Farraday
is Christopher's father. Clayton comes back from vacation. J.R. and Sue Ellen plan to marry and break the news to family. Lucy
tells Muriel she was raped by Roger. Cliff feels devastated when Sue Ellen tells him she's marrying J.R. He tries to kill himself.
Rebecca shows up at Southfork and tells Miss Ellie that the Ewing-Barnes feud will continue. Sue Ellen feels guilty about Cliff's
suicide attempt and tells J.R. she may not be able to marry him if Cliff dies.

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