Dallas Season 7 Episodes:
Episode 1 - "The Road Back"; Written by Arthur Bernard Lewis; Directed by Nick Havinga; 9/30/83;
Bobby has to try to rescue those traipped in the Southfork fire.
Episode 2 - "The Long Goodbye"; Written and Directed by Leonard Katzman; 10/7/83;
Pam and Bobby discuss reconciling.
Episode 3 - "The Letter"; Written by David Paulsen; Directed by Nick Havinga; 10/14/83;
Katherine encourages Bobby and Pam to divorce. Sue Ellen looks for help for John Ross' mental health.
Episode 4 - "My Brother's Keeper"; Written by Arthur Bernard Lewis; Directed by Leonard Katzman; 10/21/83;
Pam and Bobby begin divorce proceedings.
Episode 5 - "The Quality of Mercy"; Written by Leonard Katzman; Directed by Nick Havinga; 10/28/83;
Pam considers an offer to team up with Cliff and Mark.
Episode 6 - "Check and Mate"; Written by David Paulsen; Directed by Leonard Katzman; 11/4/83;
Ray is charged with Mickey's murder.
Episode 7 - "Ray's Trial"; Written by Arthur Bernard Lewis; Directed by Michael Preece; 11/11/83;
Ray's trial begins. Bobby runns into Jenna Wade.
Episode 8 - "The Oil Baron's Ball"; Written and Directed by Leonard Katzman; 11/18/83;
Ray's trial reaches a verdict. Jenna turns up at the Oil Baron's Ball, much to Pam's displeasure.
Episode 9 - "Morning After"; Written by David Paulsen; Directed by Michael Preece; 11/25/83;
Miss Ellie tells how she and Jock ended up together. J.R. wonders if Charlie is Bobby's daughter.
Episode 10 - "The Buck Stops Here"; Written by Arthur Bernard Lewis; Directed by Leonard Katzman; 12/2/83;
Katherine tries to bribe Jenna to leave town. J.R. attempts to end Sue Ellen's affair.
Episode 11 - "To Catch a Sly"; Written by David Paulsen; Directed by Michael Preece; 12/9/83;
J.R. investigates a security breach at Ewing Oil. Pam and Bobby fight continued feelings for one another.
Episode 12 - "Barbecue Four"; Written by Arthur Bernard Lewis; Directed by Leonard Katzman; 12/16/83;
Miss Ellie and Clayton return for the annual Ewing barbecue. Katherine tries to find out Charlie's paternity.
Episode 13 - "Past Imperfect"; Written by David Paulsen; Directed by Larry Hagman; 12/23/83;
J.R decided to break up Miss Ellie and Clayton's engagement.
Episode 14 - "Peter's Principles"; Written by Arthur Bernard Lewis; Directed by Patrick Duffy; 1/6/84;
J.R. looks into Clayton's family.
Episode 15 - "Offshore Crude"; Written by David Paulsen; Director by Ray Danton; 1/13/84;
J.R. looks to outbid Cliff on an offshore drilling operation.
Episode 16 - "Some Do...Some Don't"; Written by Leonard Katzman; Directed by Larry Hagman; 1/20/84;
Clayton decides to move to Southfork. Jenna confesses her feelings for Bobby.
Episode 17 - "Eye of the Beholder"; Written and Directed by Leonard Katzman; 1/27/84;
Miss Ellie has second thoughts about deciding to marry Clayton.
Episode 18 - "Twelve Mile Limit"; Written by David Paulsen; Directed by Patrick Duffy; 2/3/84;
Mark proposes to Pam. Clayton is concerned about Miss Ellie's health.
Episode 19 - "Where is Poppa?"; Written by Arthur Bernard Lewis; Directed by William F. Claxton; 2/10/84;
Bobby wants Clayton to team up with Clayton Oil.
Episode 20 - "When the Bough Breaks"; Written by Leonard Katzman; Directed by Nick Havinga; 2/17/84;
Sue Ellen miscarries. Bobby admits his feelings for Jenna and Charlie.
Episode 21 - "True Confessions"; Written by David Paulsen; Directed by Paul Krasny; 2/24/84;
Jenna has to explain Charlie's birth certificate to Bobby.
Episode 22 - "And the Winner Is..."; Written by Arthur Bernard Lewis; Directed by Nick Havinga; 3/2/84;
The winning bid for the oil contract is annoucned.
Episode 23 - "Fools Rush In"; Written by David Paulsen; Directed by Michael Preece; 3/9/84;
Miss Ellie sets a wedding date. Katherine encourages Pam to marry Mark.
Episode 24 - "The Unexpected"; Written by Arthur Bernard Lewis; Directed by Nick Havinga; 3/16/84;
Clayton's sister comes to Southfork for the wedding. Pam comes to a decision about Mark's proposal.
Episode 25 - "Strange Alliance"; Written by Leonard Katzman; Directed by Larry Hagman; 3/23/84;
Jenna tells Bobby that he needs to make a decision about his feelings.
Episode 26 - "Blow Up"; Written by David Paulsen; Directed by Patrick Duffy; 4/6/84;
J.R. and Jessica team up to scheme to stop Miss Ellie and Clayton's wedding, while Pam rushes into hers.
Episode 27 - "Turning Point"; Written by Arthur Bernard Lewis; Directed by Gwen Arner; 4/13/84;
Cliff's financial problems force him to sell oil holdings. Clayton warns Jessica off of J.R.
Episode 28 - "Love Stories"; Written by Leonard Katzman; Directed by Michael Preece; 5/4/84;
Bobby asks Jenna to marry him. Cliff tells Pam that he's bankrupt.
Episode 29 - "Hush. Hush. Sweet Jessie"; Written by David Paulsen; Directed by Gwen Arner; 5/11/84;
Bobby comes to Pam's side after Mark's death, which causes Jenna to wonder if it'll bring them back together.
Episode 30 - "End Game"; Written by Arthur Bernard Lewis; Directed by Leonard Katzman; 5/18/84;
The search begins for Miss Ellie and Jessica. Pam learns of Bobby and Jenna's engagement.
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