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<blockquote data-quote="Rove" data-source="post: 442876" data-attributes="member: 100">&quot;The Sting&quot;
Episode Recap
Bobby springs his trap on J.R., equalizing the two brothers in the race for Ewing Oil unless J.R. can neutralize the harm done to his Caribbean deal. Katherine offers to supply information to J.R. to help in their common rivalry with Cliff, as well as Bobby. Miss Ellie realises that Bobby and Pam&#039;s split might not be temporary. Lucy puts her trust in Mickey, making him understand the reason for her past coldness. The cartel is happy to see Cliff back on his feet, which is due largely to Pam and Mark. Bobby meets Mark in Pam&#039;s hotel suite and the confrontation leads to a further rift in his and Pam&#039;s marriage. Driscoll vows revenge on J.R., as does Holly, and J.R. faces the fact that they are but two on a long list.
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I watched this episode yesterday and the scene between Lucy and Mickey is the stand-out in this. Lucy and Mickey go to a Hotel presumably to consummate their relationship however Lucy first has to divulge her heartbreaking secret as to why she was such a bitch to Mickey when he arrived at Southfork. The tenderness both share with each other is really sweet and when Charlene is allowed to relax and let the words from the script to just be told without any heightened acting it really works for her.

While the death of Mickey added to the drama I think it was short-sighted by the writers and producers not to keep Mickey around. Keep the car accident and have Mickey remain a paraplegic...a constant reminder to JR, Sue Ellen, Bobby and Ray that their actions has life-long consequences. </blockquote>

[QUOTE="Rove, post: 442876, member: 100"] [CENTER]"The Sting" Episode Recap[/CENTER] [JUSTIFY][B]Bobby springs his trap on J.R., equalizing the two brothers in the race for Ewing Oil unless J.R. can neutralize the harm done to his Caribbean deal. Katherine offers to supply information to J.R. to help in their common rivalry with Cliff, as well as Bobby. Miss Ellie realises that Bobby and Pam's split might not be temporary. Lucy puts her trust in Mickey, making him understand the reason for her past coldness. The cartel is happy to see Cliff back on his feet, which is due largely to Pam and Mark. Bobby meets Mark in Pam's hotel suite and the confrontation leads to a further rift in his and Pam's marriage. Driscoll vows revenge on J.R., as does Holly, and J.R. faces the fact that they are but two on a long list.[/B] Source: Wikipedia I watched this episode yesterday and the scene between Lucy and Mickey is the stand-out in this. Lucy and Mickey go to a Hotel presumably to consummate their relationship however Lucy first has to divulge her heartbreaking secret as to why she was such a bitch to Mickey when he arrived at Southfork. The tenderness both share with each other is really sweet and when Charlene is allowed to relax and let the words from the script to just be told without any heightened acting it really works for her. While the death of Mickey added to the drama I think it was short-sighted by the writers and producers not to keep Mickey around. Keep the car accident and have Mickey remain a paraplegic...a constant reminder to JR, Sue Ellen, Bobby and Ray that their actions has life-long consequences. [/JUSTIFY] [/QUOTE]

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