Dallas1978

J.R. Ewing:
Say, you know, it, eh, might not be a good idea to leave Bobby too much alone at night. Know what I mean? Heh heh. Until he met you, Bobby was the stud in Dallas. Might still be, for all I know.

Pamela Barnes Ewing:
Maybe you haven't heard, J.R., Bobby's not standing at stud anymore. He retired when we got married. He left the field wide open for you. Of course, from what I hear, that still leaves the field wide open. [turns his back on him to enter the house]

J.R. Ewing:
Anytime you wanna find out, it can be easily arranged.

Pamela Barnes Ewing:
[turns round and looks at him with a mixture of surprise and disgust] Don't bother, J.R. Even if I weren't married to Bobby, you aren't man enough.

J.R. Ewing:
Well, I was certainly man enough for me and Sue Ellen to produce a son and heir. Something which you and Bobby seem incapable of.

Pamela Barnes Ewing:
Sue Ellen and Cliff!