The Deep Dive You Never Knew You Needed: How Many Episodes Did J.R. Ewing Scheme Through in Season 12 of Dallas?
Ah, Dallas. The land of power struggles, shoulder pads, and questionable perm choices. A show that had us glued to the screen, wondering what outrageous thing J.R. would do next (and let's be honest, secretly hoping Sue Ellen would finally ditch him). But fear not, fellow Ewing enthusiasts, because today we're tackling a question that's likely kept you up at night (or at least caused a momentary pause during your Southfork marathon): how many episodes are in season 12 of Dallas?
Brace yourselves, because the answer might surprise you...
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There are 26 glorious episodes in season 12! That's a whopping 26 hours (give or take a few commercial breaks) of Ewing family drama, backstabbing, and enough oil deals to make your head spin.
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But wait, there's more! Season 12 is a rollercoaster ride, filled with:
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- J.R.'s never-ending quest for trouble: Let's just say his charm offensive with a certain young waitress backfires in a spectacularly J.R.-ish way.
- Sue Ellen (hopefully) on the road to redemption: Will she finally kick J.R. to the curb?
- Bobby trying to keep the Ewing empire afloat: While also navigating the treacherous waters of love and betrayal.
- Cliff Barnes plotting his revenge: Because let's be honest, when is Cliff Barnes not plotting revenge?
So, if you're looking for a season of Dallas packed with enough drama to fuel a Texas-sized bonfire, season 12 is for you. Just be prepared for whiplash – the twists and turns come faster than a runaway oil tanker.
In Conclusion (because every good blog post needs one):
Season 12 of Dallas is a marathon, not a sprint. But fear not, with 26 episodes at your disposal, you have plenty of time to grab your chaps, settle in, and get ready for a wild ride. Just remember, when the Ewing family is involved, nothing is ever as it seems.
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