Ray And Donna Were VERY Nosey.

[Taylor Bennett Jr.]

Remind me again how that house flooded in the middle of dry Texas?

They clearly wanted to just get rid of the set, but why not write a story where they built a new house on the same lot?

when Ray hand-installed the piping to the house he built with his bare hands, instead of using the Braddock County water supply or digging a well, he connected to the secret river on Southfork that no one ever mentioned in the first 10 years of the show. There was an unexpected surge in the river one day when an extra-fat cow fell in, and the overflow escaped up the pipe and burst into the house like a tidal wave, mainly through the toilet.

 

[Jon Ewing Jr.]

I always liked that house but could never quite place it in relation to the ranch and the new house Ray bought and sold to Mckay. Is there some type of topographical mapa that would show this. Was that little dirt road a public or private road?

 

[Luke_Krebbs_Ewing]

when Ray hand-installed the piping to the house he built with his bare hands, instead of using the Braddock County water supply or digging a well, he connected to the secret river on Southfork that no one ever mentioned in the first 10 years of the show. There was an unexpected surge in the river one day when an extra-fat cow fell in, and the overflow escaped up the pipe and burst into the house like a tidal wave, mainly through the toilet.

And in so doing he re-invented the bidet!!

Remind me again how that house flooded in the middle of dry Texas?

They clearly wanted to just get rid of the set, but why not write a story where they built a new house on the same lot?

Well, if it was because they wanted a new set at least they didn't torch the house as that had already been done with Southfork a few seasons prior.

They probably thought it better to have some natural disaster instead.

 

[Taylor Bennett Jr.]

And in so doing he re-invented the bidet!!

or, as some call it, the bid-Ray!

* yanked off forum by giant hook *