She's not with you, is she? Kid sent you a suicide note.
What?
You know what she'd do, where she is, anything?
I think she's too smart to go through with it.
Do you?
Very funny, very cute.
Business at Lotus Point finally is turning around a little bit,
and you want to arrest the guy who's responsible for it.
I just want to find out what his business really is!
His people deal in enough cash to go into branch banking.
It's all a front. Coke.
[intense music]
[theme music]
How long ago was this taken?
[Abby] About a year ago.
What was she wearing when you last saw her?
Oh.
Uh...
Brian, do you remember?
Uh, yeah, yeah,
I think she was wearing, like, an orange-ish sweater.
It was kind of short.
-Oh, like a real strong coral... -Yeah.
...color sweater, a cardigan.
And-- and, like, brown plaid pants.
With-- the ones with the white...
[Brian] Yeah.
Um, brown and white plaid, a very small plaid.
Uh, they were cotton, I think.
Did she tell you where she was going?
-No. -[Abby sighs]
I'm sorry, Mom.
-She's not with you, is she? -[Harold] Olivia?
What are you talking about?
You told me to get out of town. I got out of town.
Kid sent you a suicide note.
-What? -[Manny sighs]
Do you know what she'd do, where she is, anything?
No. Do you think I should come back?
You've done enough damage for a lifetime.
Don't step one foot in this state.
[line clicks]
Mrs. Ewing, I want you to know
that we don't treat a potential suicide
as just another runaway.
All of the officers in the field
have a description of your daughter.
Uh, the best thing you can do
is sit tight here in case she calls.
I didn't know anything was wrong.
I know, it's not your fault.
[insects chirping]
I don't know, just...
hearing his voice again, it's...
Did he say when he was coming back?
[Valene] No.
Just that he was sorry and that he had missed me,
and, um...
oh, God, Karen.
I don't know if I can explain it,
but I just...
actually hearing Ben's voice again, it...
it feels to me like
he's just going to walk through that front door any minute.
[Karen] That would be wonderful.
Val, look, I've got to get off the phone.
I'd like to keep the line free
in case Olivia's trying to call me.
Oh, my God, I forgot about that.
I've been thinking about all the...
Y-- you will call me
just as soon as you hear anything, won't you?
I will.
Bye-bye.
[phone ringing]
Hello?
Yes, this is Karen Mackenzie.
Well, if you do hear from her, will you please call us?
Yes.
Thank you.
Goodbye.
[sighs]
That was Olivia's AA sponsor.
She hasn't heard from her in two weeks,
and she hasn't been attending any meetings.
I called every one of her friends I know.
She hasn't talked to anyone in weeks,
some of them in months.
I should have spent more time with her, you know?
I mean, all the symptoms were there,
and I didn't do anything.
Jody even told me how depressed she was.
Michael.
Honey, don't blame yourself for her depression.
Mom, you need anything?
I can get you something to eat.
[seagulls calling]
I love you, Mom.
[instrumental music]
[Olivia] Mom, we really should talk more often.
[Abby] Aw, I love you.
[both laughing]
[both laughing and whooping]
[Olivia] Do you think we're happy?
Me and Brian, I mean.
Well, I hope so. Why?
Because Daddy's always asking if we are.
What do you tell him?
I said yes, of course.
[Olivia yawns and groans]
[sobbing]
[crying]
Chava.
I think I died and gone to heaven.
Oh, well, maybe this dig's not going to be
a total loss after all, huh?
Who is she?
Oh, the love of my life.
[archaeologist] We thought we had something here at first.
Definitely signs of habitation.
But so far, we haven't uncovered anything older than 1870.
You know, I think the heat's getting to you, Joe.
Because I tell you, when she lays her eyes on me,
she's not going to know you're alive.
Oh, really?
I say that woman's going to marry me and bear my children.
[Paige] But you're still digging.
Well, there's always a chance
that we'll find something further down.
You already know Debbie.
And this is Rebecca Soames.
Rebecca, this is Paige Matheson.
She found the money so we can continue the dig.
Nice to meet you.
My pleasure.
Maybe I could help out here.
[archaeologist] Sure.
Do you have any experience?
I'm a quick study.
Well, Debbie's our best teacher.
First, let me finish showing you around,
then we'll get you fixed up.
I wonder how long she's going to last?
Until she breaks her first nail.
I appreciate your offer to help.
You know, we need, uh,
all the help we can get right now.
Highway's right on top of us.
I made, um-- I made an arrangement
to have the construction slowed down for a while.
[chuckling] I don't know what your arrangement was
or who you talked to,
but, uh, we've had surveyors out here since Monday.
What?
They said they've given us two weeks
before they start grading this area.
[scoffing]
Where's Johnny when you need him?
[Manny] Everything taken care of down there?
Yes, sir.
I made it very clear you wouldn't wait any longer
for the highway.
They delayed construction
because of a contribution from some American woman.
American woman?
Interested in archaeology.
Women and business don't mix.
I'll remember that.
My whole deal at Lotus Point could be screwed up
because of some screwed-up little teenybopper
with a hormone problem.
I blame myself.
I should have never encouraged my nephew to go out with Olivia.
-They haven't found her yet? -No.
And I have my own people looking for her.
Not that I care.
As far as I'm concerned,
anyone stupid enough to try to commit suicide should succeed.
All I'm concerned about is how her mother reacts.
Would you like me to cancel my trip?
No, you stay there
and you make sure we're on schedule.
And while you're there,
look around for our missing Juliet.
Maybe Olivia decided that dying
south of the border would be more romantic.
Yes, sir.
Don't fall in love on the job.
[intense music]
I thought we had an understanding.
You said you were going to slow down the highway.
I did.
-What, for two weeks? -Three.
I thought the size of my contribution
would have slowed it down a good deal longer.
Size is a very relative term, senorita.
Next to a frog, a cat looks big.
But next to a horse... [laughs]
[speaking Spanish]
Alright, alright.
So what is this horse going to cost me?
It is not a matter of money, senorita.
We have a deadline.
And this highway is crucial
to the economic well-being of my people.
What about your people's history?
Their past is going to disappear under that highway.
You are very romantic, senorita,
for an English speaker.
But to use your metaphor,
their economic future is that highway.
Oh. You have such concern for the people.
There's no doubt that every peso of my contribution
went to the widows and orphans finally.
A very generous gift, senorita,
for which El Pueblo de Santa Tecla thanks you.
And please, come visit us again.
In three months, you will be able to drive
straight through, all the way to the sea.
[officer] School books, a map, a flashlight.
Nothing in her pockets.
It was so cold last night,
she would have needed her jacket.
I'll call Harold. Maybe he's heard from her.
[instrumental music]
-Hello, Mr. Ewing. -Hi.
-Hey. -[Abby clears throat]
One day at a time.
Olivia's heard that at least a hundred times.
-In AA. -[Abby chuckles]
So you think AA is going to save Olivia?
A little clear thinking and some luck might save her.
[Abby sighs]
She's been exposed to the clear thinking.
That's what got her off the drugs.
So if she pulls through this,
it's because of a bunch of strangers.
Not because of anything I could have done for her.
Oh, Abby, don't beat yourself up.
She did this because of me.
Alright, look,
we don't know that she's done anything.
She's probably just trying to scare you or get your attention.
[scoffs] No.
She wasn't even going to say goodbye to me.
[Gary sighs]
Well...
they haven't found her.
-Oh, Gary. -That's a good sign.
Look, let's say she, she thought it over
and-and went-went to an all-night movie.
I think she's too smart to go through with it.
[Abby breathes shakily]
Do you?
-[knocking on door] -[cleaner] Mr. Dyer?
It's the cleaning service.
Mr. Dyer?
Mr. Dyer?
Oh, my God.
[instrumental music]
[doctor] It was an overdose.
Possibly as many as 12 secobarbitals.
We weren't able to determine
how many pills were originally in the bottle.
We pumped her stomach,
but we don't know when she took them.
And the blood tests show
that chemicals have had plenty of time
to get into her system.
We don't want to speculate
on any possible heart or brain damage
until she regains consciousness.
We'll just have to wait and see.
Will you stay here with me for a while,
in case I have some more dreams?
Of course I will.
You can't snore, though.
[Abby laughs]
There. Is that better?
[Olivia] Mm-hmm.
I thought I knew Olivia so well.
I should have seen it coming. I should have known.
I just... I don't know.
I told Abby that I'd pick up Olivia's car at Lotus Point.
-Do you want to drop me off? -Yeah.
Honey, I want you to talk to Michael.
He blames himself. Tell him not to.
What do you want me to tell his mother?
[announcer over PA] Dr. George Unger, to Pediatrics, stat.
Dr. George Unger, Pediatrics, stat.
[Greg] Don't they have telephones in Santa Tecla?
[Paige] This is too important.
You don't think I can handle important information
over the phone?
The official I bribed double-crossed me.
Hmm. A bribe's like a crapshoot, you know.
Sometimes you roll a seven, sometimes you roll snake eyes.
This time, you rolled snake eyes.
And that's why I need more money.
More money's not going to help in this situation.
Either the guy you dealt with is being dishonest
about his dishonesty...
or there's another party willing to pay more money
to see that the road is completed.
But if we go to somebody higher up--
Forget it, will you?
If you're going to bribe anybody else, bribe them with your own dough.
When it comes to sh**ting craps...
you got to learn when to cut your losses
and walk away from the table.
Like, why don't you walk away from this table,
so this woman can continue to release the tension
you have inflicted upon me? [groans]
[Greg moans]
[Karen] Anna packed you a change of clothes.
And-- and Mack put Olivia's car in the garage
and gave the keys to Anna.
I think, uh...
I think those tapes are too tight on her wrist.
[nurse call button buzzes]
Gary's going to bring Brian by later.
Well, let's see what we have here.
Anna thought you'd be hungry. I bet you are.
There's some broccoli and chicken.
I don't know why you don't gain, uh,
a ton of weight from her cooking.
And flan. Ah!
Of course, in Philadelphia,
when we discovered this, it was simply caramel custard.
There was that-- that instant custard.
What was it, that mix, you know?
It was called...
junket, I think.
[sighs] Philadelphia.
Back in Philadelphia,
I really had life under control, didn't I?
There wasn't anything I couldn't do,
anything I couldn't accomplish.
Even when Charles left me,
there was never any doubt in my mind that I'd survive it.
I'm tough.
[instrumental music]
I could survive anything.
[sobs] But I don't know if I could survive losing her.
Normally, I don't agree with Mr. Gregory Sumner,
but in this case, I'm going to have to.
I mean, you'd just be throwing good money after bad.
Thank you for your support.
Oh, come on, Paige.
They've been down there, what, six months,
and they've found nothing?
Maybe there's a reason there hasn't been
a pre-Columbian discovery down there.
And maybe that reason is,
there's nothing down there to find.
The diary says there's something in Santa Tecla.
The old padre's diary says, correct me if I'm wrong,
that there's an old Indian legend
that claims there was once something there.
Doesn't look like a business suit to me.
What?
This doesn't look like a business suit to me.
Well, in Santa Tecla,
we like to mix business with pleasure.
You're going back there?
Yes, but not to dig around in the mud
looking for some phantasmagorical find.
There's a resort hotel going up on the beach,
and I'm going to negotiate a deal
for the use of their marina.
You, negotiating?
I get plenty of practice talking to you.
[Paige chuckles]
Well, would you like some company?
Only if that company promises
she'll forget about digging up fossils.
Artifacts, you mean.
Them, too.
Well, I bet you could make me forget about them.
[Johnny] Mmm. Oh, come on.
-I gotta go home and pack. -No way.
Uh-uh, I'm outta here.
Oh, I hate it when she does that.
[mysterious jazz music]
[doorbell ringing]
Now, sweetie, see, there he is, and you're not even ready.
-Gary-- -Hi, Val.
-Whoa! Ji-- -Gary couldn't make it.
He didn't think he should leave the hospital just now.
Oh, sure, come on in. Of course he shouldn't.
How's Olivia doing?
Oh, she's still unconscious.
Oh, God, this whole thing is so awful.
Yeah, it is.
I was gonna stop by the hospital this morning
to see if there was anything I could do.
Well, you still can.
I thought I'd take the kids to school for you.
Oh, well, uh... I-I--
I know it's Gary's day but he can't do it,
so I thought I would do it for you.
That's alright. No.
Your dump truck?
Well, sweetie, I'll look for it while you're at school.
Come on, we're gonna be late.
-[indistinct] problem. -Don't worry about it.
-[Bobby]...for show and tell. -Oh, show and tell.
Would you excuse me just a minute?
[Valene] Betsy, get in here, sweetie, and get that jacket on.
Where is it?
[indistinct chatter]
[instrumental music]
[Valene] Well, I know we have to find it [indistinct]
we're gonna be late.
Oh, wait a minute, look!
-[Bobby] There it is. -[Valene] There it is, see?
It was under the bed the whole time.
Alright, come on.
And hurry up now,
because Mommy's gonna take you instead of Gary.
Betsy, get in here, sweetie, come on.
You got your sweater on? Good girl.
Alright, come on, here we go.
Off we go, out the door.
Thanks a lot for stopping by.
Here we go.
[solemn music]
Pick a card, any card, and don't tell me what it is.
Okay, wait a minute, magic wand.
Oh, yeah. Right. Okay.
Pick up the card, then give it to Gary.
Now, the card is...
The ace of hearts.
That's right. How did you do that?
[with French accent] A magician is like a great chef.
We never reveal our secrets.
[Olivia spluttering]
Abby, she's waking up.
Honey. Olivia, I'm here.
I'm here.
Oh, baby, you're gonna be alright.
Don't worry, you're gonna be fine.
I love you, sweetheart.
[Olivia coughing]
It's okay.
You'll be fine. Don't you worry.
[coughs]
Shh...
I don't want to talk to you.
Get her away.
[ominous music]
[birds chirping]
[jazz music]
Hi. Room 212, please.
Thank you.
Frank? Frank Williams.
I thought that was you. What are you doing here?
-What? -What are you doing here?
Oh, I-I'm sorry, I don't mean to sound accusatory.
It's just that I'm... surprised.
Oh. Mrs. Mackenzie. Pat Walsh.
Great hotel you got here. I'm really enjoying my stay.
Be a sweetheart and hold this for me.
Okay. What you got in this thing, anyway?
Just makeup and stuff.
-Amazing. -Oh, I hate customs.
Relax, will you?
I always get stopped wherever I go.
-I have a guilty-looking face. -Probably all the makeup.
Don't tell them you're traveling with me.
Next.
Passport.
-Is this business or pleasure? -Pleasure.
Would you mind stepping down and letting us look in your bag?
[scoffs] This always happens to me.
Next.
-Irish. -Right.
Have a pleasant stay.
I'm sure I will.
Miss.
Don't forget your passport.
Oh. Gracias.
-Are you traveling alone? -Yes.
Have a pleasant stay.
-Thank you. -Next.
[whimsical music]
Hey! Hey, hey.
Don't forget this!
Hey, you know I could have been arrested?
You don't seem to understand.
I could be in jail right now.
Ah, you're not.
Come on.
Oh...
If you're sh**ting craps,
the only way to guarantee rolling a seven
is by loading the dice.
You're out of your mind if you think anybody's going
to believe you found that thing here.
You're right.
One of the students is going to find it.
A genuine pre-Columbian artifact
finally found in Santa Tecla.
You're crazy.
Okay. Suppose they believe this is the real thing.
You think it's going to make any difference one way or the other?
I mean, down here, jobs are more important than museum pieces.
They have to stop construction. It's the law.
Where do you think you are?
Down here, the law is what the local federales say it is.
[groans]
I wonder if they remember who carried it into Mexico.
Very funny.
You ever heard of the Napoleonic Code?
-No. -Well, let me clue you in.
It means you're guilty until you prove yourself innocent.
You get in trouble here, you stay in trouble.
But I wouldn't get into trouble if you'd help me.
Out of the question.
Oh, but you wouldn't have to do any digging.
Absolutely not.
All you'd have to do is be my lookout.
No.
-Come on. -No!
-Come on. -No.
-Paige. -Hi.
I'd like you to meet my friend Johnny Rourke.
Johnny, this is Dr. Highland. He's heading up the dig.
Call me Bob.
Ah, pleased to meet you, Bob.
Well, I wish we had better news.
There's nothing more we can do about the highway.
Ah, you've done everything you can.
[Johnny] That she has.
But since there's nothing left to do...
Let's party.
[Highland] Right.
[Ben] Hi. It's Ben.
God, I've missed you and the kids.
I want to... I hope you can hear me...
[intriguing music]
[knocking on window]
-How is she? -Hi.
-Hi. -Well...
she still won't talk to anybody.
Are you hungry?
Oh, no. Thanks.
I went by the house to see if I could take the kids
to school for you, but, um, Val wouldn't let me.
Yeah, I know. She told me.
-Ben phoned, though. -He did?
-What did he say? -Nothing specific.
Said he was sorry he missed her, and he'd get back to her.
I don't know what's wrong with that guy.
I mean, it's like he's teasing her. He calls her up.
He won't leave a number where he can be reached.
Won't even tell her when he's coming back.
I don't know, Gary. Well, maybe...
It just doesn't sound like Ben.
Gary, I'm sure his wife knows the sound
of her own husband's voice.
No, that's not what I meant.
It's like somebody's putting him up to it.
But now, I don't know.
-I think you're reaching. -Am I?
There's just something screwy going on.
I told her I wanted to hear that tape.
Um, I'll see you back at the house, okay?
-Okay. -Bye.
-[Mack] Hi. -Hi.
-Traffic was a bear. -Yeah, it was.
I hope we have nothing planned tonight,
because I'm not up for it.
You're spared. I've got a business meeting.
At 8 o'clock at night?
Well, Abby never got into work today because of Olivia,
and I just managed a few hours, and...
Well, the, uh, details haven't been settled on the marina yet.
Oh, with Manny!
With Manny.
And might I ask why my next-door neighbor and your employee,
Frank, is registered at the Lotus Point Hotel
under the name of Pat Walsh?
It's his maiden name?
Mack.
I asked him to look into Manny's background.
-Why didn't you tell me? -I intended to tell you.
-When? -When?
When? Why didn't you?
I mean, what prompted this? Why?
-What has Manny done? -I don't know.
It's just something funny going on at the marina.
Oh, something funny.
Yeah, it's just a hunch, just a gut reaction.
Your gut reaction doesn't happen to be jealousy, does it?
-Come on, Karen. -Because it was...
Excuse me. Because it was cute for a while,
but it isn't funny anymore, Mack.
-I'm not jealous, I'm concerned. -Oh, really?
Why don't we find out a little about this guy
before you crawl into bed with him, figuratively speaking?
Very funny, very cute.
Business at Lotus Point is finally turning around,
and you want to arrest the guy who's responsible for it.
I just want to find out what his business really is.
Well, why don't you just come out and ask him?
-Come on. -I mean it.
Why don't you just come to dinner and ask him?
Why don't you say, "Manny, what do you do for a living?
That is in addition to your legitimate enterprises."
Let me get my tie.
[knocking on door]
Val? Are you home?
[intriguing music]
Val?
[car approaching]
[kids singing]
♪...on the rock in Bird Hill ♪
♪ Tra-la-la... ♪
Come on upstairs.
[kids singing]
[Mack] So, Manny, Karen and I were wondering, how's business?
Fine.
[Mack] Facilities?
Couldn't ask for better.
Good. Good.
You know, that's an interesting business you're in...
I mean, just... meeting people, traveling.
Actually, Manny is more on the management side of things.
Oh, of course.
So how'd you get started with the cruises?
Well, the truth is that our campaign for last fall
produced four times the revenue we expected.
We found ourselves in a happy position
sitting on a big pile of cash.
It was either reinvestment, or CDs.
And our market research people told us that romantic,
reasonably-priced cruises would sell.
And they did.
So why Lotus Point?
Why didn't you buy your own land and build your own docks?
[scoffs] Well, see, in our position,
it's more cost-effective to rent the docks
and put our capital into the yachts.
-Cost-effective. -Cost-efficient.
-Yeah, sure. I can see that. -I can see that.
Cost-efficient.
Excuse me a minute, huh?
Oh, uh... that's...
I'm flattered.
Why?
Felt you had to invite your husband to join us.
Um, of course not.
You don't trust yourself being alone with me?
That's silly.
Maybe. Maybe not.
-Maybe when I kissed you... -Manny.
-You just thought... -Stop it.
You just thought that you wanted to kiss me back.
You're trying to make me feel defensive about--
Yes.
What do you want for dessert?
[Manny chuckling]
[officer] You ready for this?
He has a 24-hour-a-day bodyguard.
Those custom shirts that he wears
are fitted to cover a bulletproof vest.
Now, his passport says Colombian.
That's probably where he learned to watch his back.
His people deal in enough cash to go into branch banking.
What's he do all day?
Plays tennis, plays golf, makes phone calls.
But all night, his yachts come home.
He sails American tourists down to Mexico,
then he flies them back, the boats return empty.
And, conveniently enough, in the middle of the night.
Now, his crews get those ships ready for the tourists
tomorrow in less than two hours.
Two hours, tops. They pick up food, fuel,
and they drop off dirty linen, clothes, garbage.
It's all a front. Coke.
Now, those are the facts.
You want something to stand up in court, that's another story.
[announcer] Dr. Bryden, OR, stat. Dr. Bryden, OR, stat.
How are you?
[sighs] I'm fine.
I know this has been hard on you.
Yeah.
Mrs. Ewing, I want you to go home.
Justified or not, your daughter's anger
is focused on you.
I'm not making any judgment.
I'm not saying who's right or wrong,
when I ask you to go home.
Our primary concern is for your daughter's health.
How did you know I would feed your dog?
I mean, what if I forgot to feed him? Who would remind me?
Did you ever think about it? How I would feel?
She's angry at you.
And her anger is what made her do what she did.
She'll be fine.
[announcer 2] Abby Ewing, you have a telephone call
at the nurses' station.
Abby Ewing, telephone call at the nurses' station.
[announcer] Dr. Pitti, OR, stat. Dr. Pitti, OR, stat.
-Hello? -I am sorry.
I had no idea she was having a problem.
Well, she's out of danger now.
I feel awful calling at the hospital,
but we have to move on this takeover,
or the deal's gonna go out the window.
-What takeover? -Yeah.
you remember this time, you're the bad guy, I'm the good guy,
but you make all the money.
[sighs] Not now, Greg.
Listen, I completely understand.
What I'm gonna do is I'm gonna have a messenger bring over
some papers for you to sign.
All you have to do is sign 'em,
send them back, and I'll take care of everything else.
-No. -What do you mean, no?
No.
It's not right.
It's just not right.
Right? What the hell does right got to do with anything?
[instrumental music]
Psychiatrist says, "What seems to be the trouble?"
[indistinct chatter]
If you want to spend the night,
we've got some extra sleeping bags.
I think we better go.
But first, I have got to make a...
What do you call it?
[Rebecca] Pit stop.
-Yeah. -Uh, you could dig your own.
We have several hundred acres to choose from.
-[group laughing] -Thank you.
Yes, there you go.
Are you gonna be alright?
I'll be fine.
[mysterious music]
I don't think she's used to roughing it.
[group laughing]
[man] You know, it is hard.
You really think you would have found something
if you'd had the time?
Yes, I do.
I don't know how much time it would have taken.
[music continues]
[woman laughing]
What's that?
More company.
Join the party.
So what do we owe the honor
of your presence here tonight, senor?
I've come to say goodbye.
Well, let me offer you a drink.
-[officer] Thank you. -[Highland] Only wine.
I don't remember seeing you here before.
I'm just visiting.
I don't know the first thing about archaeology.
[team laughing]
And where is your lovely young companion?
Oh. I beg your pardon?
That beautiful woman
you are so fortunate to accompany.
Ah, you mean the lass who helped sponsor the excavation.
Well...
Is that the one you're talking about?
-Yes. Exactly. -Oh.
Well, she's indisposed at the moment.
-Indisposed? -Yeah.
She had to, um, use the ladies' room.
We're expecting her back momentarily.
I see.
[guitar music]
[shovel scraping]
My grandmother, Ann Perkins, you know, her mama and I...
and she went with me on a dig in Texas.
Did you find anything out there?
Yeah, but where's the men's room?
Oh, this big field. 500 yards.
[Highland] Don't use the second bush.
That one's a line. Come on.
Anyway, so we were in this dig in Texas,
and she was making hot water cornbread...
[indistinct chatter]
[fire crackling]
[woman laughing]
Fire. Oh, my God, fire!
[clamoring]
Don't panic!
[people shouting]
I apologize to whoever made you, to whoever found you,
and to whoever restored you.
-[screaming] -Hurry up.
The federales are here.
Come on, come on. Come on.
[intense music]
Okay, let's get out of here.
[music continues]
[narrator] Next on Knots Landing...
This guy may go to the federales.
You don't know him. Let's dig it up.
He only wants his money. Now, come on,
let's get out of here Before they wonder where we are.
Get rid of Paige Matheson.
She seems to be the source of an awful lot of grief.
Who is she, anyway?
Isn't she your girlfriend, Johnny?
Manny Vasquez is dirty, six ways from Sunday.
-How does Frank know? -He's been watching him.
He's running drugs through Lotus Point!
-You sure it was Ben. -Of course it was Ben.
His voice was right here on this tape.
I even played it back before I saved it.
Maybe one of the kids accidentally erased it.
Bye-bye, Ben.
[theme music]
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09x26 - Just Desserts
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A spin-off of Dallas, it was set in a fictitious coastal suburb of Los Angeles and initially centered on the lives of four married couples living on a cul-de-sac, Seaview Circle.
A spin-off of Dallas, it was set in a fictitious coastal suburb of Los Angeles and initially centered on the lives of four married couples living on a cul-de-sac, Seaview Circle.