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Clips from Dallas - Digger's Daughter (S01E01)

"And he went back to register the claim and I stayed there and I drilled..."
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"...and when I thought we had enough, 10 times more than we could ever spend..."
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"...I said, "That's plenty. ""
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"And he looked at me and laughed in my face..."
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"...and said that I owned nothing. Nothing at all."
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"I even owed him some money."
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"Well, I tried to kill..."
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"I tried to kill Jock Ewing once or twice, but I bungled it."
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"See, I can drill, but I can't kill."
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"There you have it, Pammy, a product of Jock Ewing's ethics."
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"- Hey, we're not ready to... - Come on."
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"It's all right. It's all right. Cliff."
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"No more drinks? Listen, don't take him away, we're having a good time here."
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"What's going on?"
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"There."
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"- Pammy. - Hi, Daddy."
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"- Are you okay? - Sure, sure, sure."
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"Daddy, I..."
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"I came..."
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"I came to tell you..."
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"I came to tell you that I got married."
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"Well, now, what do you think of that?"
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"Daddy, please don't be mad or hurt."
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"I love my husband, Daddy."
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"Sure you do."
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"But he's... He's Bobby Ewing."
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"- Daddy, the boy I married is a Ewing. - Jock Ewing's boy."
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"- Well, can you move that...? - I haven't got enough yellow here."
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"- Josie, don't forget to light the candles. - I won't."
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"- But at the last minute. - Yes, ma'am."
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"Hi. Y'all look busy."
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"- Just a few friends coming over tonight. - Can I help?"
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"Oh, I don't think so."
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"We got sort of a routine here, you know?"
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"Raul, would you put these spoons over there, please?"
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"- I had your bags sent upstairs for you. - Thank you."
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"- You ain't got a chance. - What do you mean?"
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"Well, when they don't want somebody, that somebody ain't got a chance."
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"- Do you ride horses? - I wish I did."
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"All you need is a good teacher."
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"Ray Krebbs would teach you if you asked him nice."
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"Did you ever hear the story of how I come to be here?"
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"No."
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"My daddy, he's the third brother in the middle."
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"- Gary. I heard about him. - The black sheep."
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"A drunk, like your daddy."
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"Anyways, once upon a time..."
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"...he went off and got this lovely 15-year-old girl pregnant."
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"My mommy."
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"He brought her home, but he couldn't do nothing right."
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"He started drinking all the time. Disappeared for weeks and months..."
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"...came back again and started hitting my mom."
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"So she up and left, her and me."
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"When J.R. Found out, he called some nice old boys in Dallas."
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"They went after her."
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"They caught up with her all the way over to Virginia..."
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"...and they took back the baby. Me."
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"They told her that if she ever came near Texas again, they'd kill her."
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"Yeah, one time, I even heard she went to the law to get me back."
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"Didn't amount to anything, though."
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"It was J.R. Who done it all."
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"You ain't got a chance, lady."
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"Bobby, you said it'd get better, and instead, it's getting worse."
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"- Nobody said 10 words to me at dinner. - I don't know, honey..."
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"...maybe I was being too much an optimist."
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"In my former position, being an optimist was a virtue."
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"It'll just take a while to adjust, that's all."
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"Come in."
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"Bobby, I'm sorry, I don't mean to disturb you."
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"We just got word the hearings have been closed for a while."
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"I want you to get down to Austin next couple of days."
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"J.R., I thought this was all decided."
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"Bobby, this is the last time, but it's gotta be done."
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"Some old boys down there owe us, and I want you to remind them of that."
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"The ones that don't owe us, it gives you time to rectify that."
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"J.R., I said I was through with this kind of work."
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"Now, Bobby, you'll be through when the hearings are over."
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"I want you to leave in the morning. Shouldn't take more than three, four days."
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"Night, now."
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"- It's the last time, honey. I promise. - Sure, Bobby."
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"It's family, Pammy. What can I say?"
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"No."
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"Go up to the north pasture and see if you can spot any of those strays."
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"I don't know what happened to them. They're just gone. Gone."
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"- Pamela, where's Bobby? - He'll be out in a minute."
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"- Oh, yeah? You going for a walk? - Yeah."
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"Say, Ray's going up in the helicopter today..."
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"...and since you're a Ewing now, I really want you to see the place right."
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"So why don't you go up with him?"
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"- No, thanks. - No? Is something the matter?"
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"- You afraid of flying, or... - No, I'm not afraid of flying."
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"- Okay. Sounds like a good idea. - Hey, you're gonna like it."
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"Hey..."
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"...you ever been up in a helicopter before? - No."
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"Forget anything I said, all right? Just show her the whole place..."
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"...anything she wants to do. Okay."
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"- Bobby. - J.R."
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"- Have you seen Pammy this morning? - Well, yeah, I did."
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"She was fixing to take a walk around here."
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"Well, she must be upset about this trip. I can't say I blame her."
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"Oh, it's wrong feeling sorry for yourself, boy."
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"I just don't like leaving without saying goodbye, that's all."
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"Yeah, there's plenty of oil underneath this ranch land too, I expect."
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"Old man Southworth, Miss Ellie's daddy..."
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"...he left the Southfork to Jock Ewing..."
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"...but with the provision that it remain a working ranch."
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"Running cattle, it don't bring in much. Not compared to oil, anyhow."
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"But old Jock, he's gotten to love it, the cow part."
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"Likes to think of himself as a rancher."
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"Who was I kidding?"
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"What?"
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"Nothing."
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"Hey, how about this, now?"
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"What do you think of that?"
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"- You're gonna get your feet wet. - No, we're okay. We're okay."
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"Let's set her down over here, now."
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"Bobby, you could've had any woman in Texas."
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"I didn't want that anymore."
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"So she's special."
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"Why? Because the way she makes you feel?"
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