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<blockquote data-quote="stevew" data-source="post: 124674" data-attributes="member: 130"><p>I don’t know if I’d agree with that. If they (including Larry Hagman) worked with her, they’d have got there. On the heals of Alexis Carrington as a powerful woman, Lucy Ewing could have been twice as bad ass. </p><p></p><p>Lucy hires a Mossad agent as her go to man (totally in love with her, but never acceptable to his Jewish parents), a young computer programing nerd (too scared to say he’s in love with her), and a gorgeous but very poor Yale legal summa cum laude (for whom Lucy is the one girl the otherwise gay man would have fallen for) - all of whom she meets in NYC during the time she spent there while her uncle’s fought to control Ewing Oil. </p><p></p><p>The boys agree to split control of Ewing Oil but Lucy says it’s a moot point because as of her next birthday the trust is dissolved, to be split among the three of them and she throughly plans a role within the company. Bobby then plays the good guy and cozies up to Lucy. Behind Bobby’s back Lucy goes to JR and says she’ll make a deal to back his gas station play, if he’ll back her shady play for a petrochemical company, a deal her 3 advisors put together. With JR’s surprised, she says life taughter her a very valuable lesson she should have learned long ago if she had only listened to her Grandfather - be a user or get used. </p><p></p><p>The finally ends as Lucy sets up a scam to cheat Bobby out of his 1/3 of Ewing Oil and telling JR as she owns 2/3’s she’s taking control. Along with a mortgage on Southfork giving her the ranch, she kicks him out of her house and her company, the master having surpassed the teacher. </p><p></p><p>Only to find in the season opener JR paid off the Southfork mortgage and is so proud of her she can stay in his house. JR also reveals Ewing Industries with various oil related investments, including a controlling share of West Star, and is happy to watch what Lucy does to his company, Ewing Oil. She goes after the Wentworth money and Cliff Barnes.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="stevew, post: 124674, member: 130"] I don’t know if I’d agree with that. If they (including Larry Hagman) worked with her, they’d have got there. On the heals of Alexis Carrington as a powerful woman, Lucy Ewing could have been twice as bad ass. Lucy hires a Mossad agent as her go to man (totally in love with her, but never acceptable to his Jewish parents), a young computer programing nerd (too scared to say he’s in love with her), and a gorgeous but very poor Yale legal summa cum laude (for whom Lucy is the one girl the otherwise gay man would have fallen for) - all of whom she meets in NYC during the time she spent there while her uncle’s fought to control Ewing Oil. The boys agree to split control of Ewing Oil but Lucy says it’s a moot point because as of her next birthday the trust is dissolved, to be split among the three of them and she throughly plans a role within the company. Bobby then plays the good guy and cozies up to Lucy. Behind Bobby’s back Lucy goes to JR and says she’ll make a deal to back his gas station play, if he’ll back her shady play for a petrochemical company, a deal her 3 advisors put together. With JR’s surprised, she says life taughter her a very valuable lesson she should have learned long ago if she had only listened to her Grandfather - be a user or get used. The finally ends as Lucy sets up a scam to cheat Bobby out of his 1/3 of Ewing Oil and telling JR as she owns 2/3’s she’s taking control. Along with a mortgage on Southfork giving her the ranch, she kicks him out of her house and her company, the master having surpassed the teacher. Only to find in the season opener JR paid off the Southfork mortgage and is so proud of her she can stay in his house. JR also reveals Ewing Industries with various oil related investments, including a controlling share of West Star, and is happy to watch what Lucy does to his company, Ewing Oil. She goes after the Wentworth money and Cliff Barnes. [/QUOTE]
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