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How TNT Will Say Goodbye To J.R. Ewing **Possible Spoilers**
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Sue Ellen, who tearfully reveals a letter she has just received from J.R. that begs her for a second chance: "When I get back to Dallas, will you have dinner with me?"
It also turns out J.R. left behind another letter, this one addressed to Bobby (Patrick Duffy).
But what that letter reveals, Bobby isn't saying – not to his family nor, God forbid, the audience.
"I knew you'd have at least one more (trick) left up your sleeve, J.R.," Bobby murmurs later, alone, as he knocks back bourbons poured from J.R.'s own decanter. "And it's a good one."
It also turns out J.R. left behind another letter, this one addressed to Bobby (Patrick Duffy).
But what that letter reveals, Bobby isn't saying – not to his family nor, God forbid, the audience.
"I knew you'd have at least one more (trick) left up your sleeve, J.R.," Bobby murmurs later, alone, as he knocks back bourbons poured from J.R.'s own decanter. "And it's a good one."
http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2013/03/08/larry-hagman-dallas-funeral_n_2837412.html?utm_hp_ref=tv
Cliff Barnes is a piece of work!
RIP J.R./Larry Hagman you have given us much great entertainment!
Anyone else watching Dallas? I enjoy the new one as much as I did the original.
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