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Clips from Dallas - Digger's Daughter (S01E01)

"Pamela."
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"- But why, Pam, honey? - Because you could be important."
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"What am I now, a bowl of chili?"
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"Bobby, you're the most important thing to me in the world. You know that."
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"But you could be important to more than me."
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"You're the son of a big, powerful oil family."
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"If you wanna make a good impression on Mama..."
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"...remember her side of the family too. - Oh, that's right, oil and cattle."
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"And with your daddy retired, I bet they could use another man..."
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"...to help run the business. - J.R.'s got the brains."
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"Oh, so do you."
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"You've been whooping it up for so many years..."
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"...you haven't shut up long enough to hear how good your brain ticks."
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"- Okay. - Okay what?"
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"Okay, I'll tell Daddy and J.R. Tonight."
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"Might as well spring it all on them at once."
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"Oh, Bobby."
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"Pammy!"
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"- Bobby's back. - Yeah?"
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"And he's bringing home a lady."
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"Must be something special."
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"The ladies he usually runs with he don't bring home to meet Miss Ellie."
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"Hey, Ray, you know this lady. Take a look."
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"- Let me see those things. - Go right ahead."
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"Why is he bringing Pam here?"
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"Last couple barbecues you brought her here to..."
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"While you were getting soused, they were getting chummy."
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"- They're married! - You're crazy."
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"Yeah, you're blind. They're married!"
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"Shut up."
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"- It's funny, Ray, I... - Shut up."
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"Mama..."
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"...this is my wife."
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"I'm sorry. L... I don't know what to say."
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"Well, you could start by saying good luck. And hello."
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"Miss Ellie, do you mind if I freshen up a little?"
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"No, of course not."
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"- I'll show you, honey. - I'll find it. Excuse me, Bobby."
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"Thank you."
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"Isn't she pretty, Mama?"
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"She's also Cliff Barnes' sister and Digger Barnes' daughter."
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"- Now, Mama... - I don't want to hear any "Now, Mamas"!"
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"- You come on inside. - I'll get the bags."
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"It'll keep."
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"Hi."
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"We didn't have no money for anything like that, Your Honor."
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"- Jock? - Yes, Ellie?"
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"- Heard anything from Bobby yet? - He's here, Jock, just got in."
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"Well, send him right on. He's got to go to Austin."
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"- I don't think he can go. - Why not?"
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"Because he came home with a wife."
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"- What? - A wife."
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"- He brought a wife home. - Well, who is she? Anybody?"
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"J.R. Wants to know if she's anybody."
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"She's anybody all right."
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"And you two best come right on home."
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"Well, I'm not sure I can even tell you how the whole thing happened..."
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"...except that I said, "I love you. ""
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"And she said, "I love you. " And I said, "Are you sure?""
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"She said, "Of course I'm sure. " So I said:"
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""Then let's get married right here in this old city of New Orleans. ""
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"She said, "Bobby Ewing, that's about the dumbest idea I've ever heard. ""
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"Twenty minutes later, there we were..."
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"...standing in front of that old Baptist preacher saying, "I will. " "I will. ""
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"And that was that."
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"I never knew you were so impulsive, Bobby."
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"Well, I never knew I was, either."
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"Pamela, you settled in to your room all right?"
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"Oh, yes, ma'am. Of course, I only have the one suitcase..."
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"...but I'll go into Dallas tomorrow and get my things."
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"Young lady..."
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"...when's that brother of yours gonna give up that crusade against us Ewings?"
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"- This isn't the proper time to discuss that. - I don't know why not."
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"We don't talk business at this hour, Jock."
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"- Anybody want a refill? - Yeah, I believe I will, Father."
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"- Can I help you? - Yeah."
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"Excuse me, Mr. Ewing?"
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"- Come in, Ray. Have a drink. - No, thanks, sir."
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"- Ray. - J.R."
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"- I believe you know Pamela here. - Sure. Pam."
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"Hi, Ray."
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"Ray Krebbs, have you heard that our Bobby has married Pamela Barnes?"
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"Yeah, I heard. Congratulations to you both."
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"Where are your manners, Ray? You're going to kiss the bride, aren't you?"
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"Sure. Where are my manners?"
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"Congratulations."
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"- You don't want a drink or anything, Ray? - Some other time, Bobby."
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"I do wanna wish you luck, though."
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"Why, thank you very much."
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"Just sign right here, sir."
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"Much obliged, Ray."
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"Y'all have a good evening, now."
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"- Good night, Ray. - Good night, Ray."
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"Good night."
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"Well, there's some light left. I'd like to show Pamela our little house."
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"Let's just get to know each other first."
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"Well, I always get to know people best one-to-one. You will excuse us?"
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"Excuse me, please."
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"It's getting a bit chilly out. I think we ought to get some warm clothes on."
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"I think this is all so exciting. Don't you, Sue Ellen?"
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"Weddings always are, aren't they?"
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"- Fine country, isn't it? - It's beautiful."
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"I got to apologize for my father."
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"He's from another generation. He's just used to speaking his own mind."
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"Now, he really doesn't expect you to reveal anything..."
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"...about your brother's political activities. - Well, I don't know anything to reveal."
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"Well, of course you don't."
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"This is Mother's garden. It doesn't look like much now..."
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"...but in the spring it just bursts with beauty."
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"- I can't wait to see it. - Yeah."
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"Yeah, Sue Ellen and I..."
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"...this is our little house over here. It's not very big, but it's comfortable."
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"Has a little kitchen and a sitting room and even has a extra bedroom..."
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"...that we're thinking of making into a nursery."
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"- Oh, is Sue Ellen...? - No, no, no. Not yet."
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"But it's just a matter of time."
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"We do want an heir to head the family and the business..."
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"...for the next generation."
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"- Me and Bobby want kids too. - Of course you do."
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"- Who lives there? - No one now."
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