"Dallas" Blame Game (TV Episode 2013) Season 2 - Episode 6
Storiline: Christopher finds out JR's plot just too late to have Elena stop Drew signing a non-jail settlement. John Ross convinces Sue Ellen to seize the morality clause to foreclose the drilling loan collateral. JR manages to destroy Bobby's only leverage to counter-blackmail. Pamela reneges on her deal with John Ross. Vicente Cano escapes from the Venezuelan consulate general with armed goons to take the Ewings hostage and seizes the methane prototype, but ends up overpowered. Christopher buys a divorce and custody with 10% Ewing shares. Anne is found guilty of attempted homicide, but gets off with probation.
Genre: Drama, Romance
TV Series: Season 2 - Episode 6
Language: English
Runtime: 42min
Release: Episode aired 25 February 2013
Co : Cyntax Productions, Warner Horizon Television
Director: Jesse Bochco
Cast: Josh Henderson, Jesse Metcalfe, Jordana Brewster
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