Dallas Episode Guide

Here’s a list of “Dallas” episodes and the dates they debuted. Each link takes you to my episode critique. I’ve also included “Knots Landing” episodes that feature “Dallas” characters and the “Dallas” movies and specials, with all titles listed in the order of their original telecasts.

 

‘Dallas’

Season 1 (1977-1978)

1. “Digger’s Daughter,” April 2, 1978

2. “Lessons,” April 9, 1978

3. “Spy in the House,” April 16, 1978

4. “Winds of Vengeance,” April 23, 1978

5. “Barbecue,” April 30, 1978

 

Season 2 (1978-1979)

6. “Reunion, Part 1,” September 23, 1978

7. “Reunion, Part 2,” September 30, 1978

8. “Old Acquaintance,” October 7, 1978

9. “Bypass,” October 14, 1978

10. “Black Market Baby,” October 15, 1978

11. “Double Wedding,” October 21, 1978

12. “Runaway,” October 28, 1978

13. “Election,” November 5, 1978

14. “Survival,” November 12, 1978

15. “Act of Love,” November 19, 1978

16. “Triangle,” November 26, 1978

17. “Fallen Idol,” December 3, 1978

18. “Kidnapped,” December 17, 1978

19. “Home Again,” January 7,1979

20. “For Love or Money,” January 14, 1979

21. “Julie’s Return,” January 26, 1979

22. “The Red File, Part 1,” February 2, 1979

23. “The Red File, Part 2,”  February 9, 1979

24. “Sue Ellen’s Sister,” February 16, 1979

25. “Call Girl,” February 23, 1979

26. “Royal Marriage,” March 9, 1979

27. “The Outsiders,” March 16, 1979

28. “John Ewing III, Part 1,” March 23, 1979

29. “John Ewing III, Part 2,” April 6, 1979

 

Season 3 (1979-1980)

30. “Whatever Happened to Baby John, Part 1,” September 21, 1979

31. “Whatever Happened to Baby John, Part 2,” September 28, 1979

32. “The Silent Killer,” October 5, 1979

33. “Secrets,” October 12, 1979

34. “The Kristin Affair,” October 19, 1979

35. “The Dove Hunt,” October 26, 1979

36. “The Lost Child,” November 2, 1979

37. “Rodeo,” November 9, 1979

38. “Mastectomy, Part 1,” November 16, 1979

39. “Mastectomy, Part 2,”  November 16, 1979

40. “The Heiress,” November 23, 1979

41. “Ellie Saves the Day,” November 30, 1979

42. “Mother of the Year,” December 14, 1979

43. “Return Engagements,” December 20, 1979

44. “Love and Marriage,” December 21, 1979

* “Knots Landing” Episode 1: “Pilot,” December 27, 1979

* “Knots Landing” Episode 2: “Community Spirit,” January 3, 1980

45. “Power Play,” January 4, 1980

46. “Paternity Suit,” January 11, 1980

47. “Jenna’s Return,” January 18, 1980

* “Knots Landing” Episode 6: “Home is For Healing,” January 31, 1980

48. “Sue Ellen’s Choice,” February 1, 1980

49. “Second Thoughts,” February 8, 1980

50. “Divorce, Ewing Style,” February 15, 1980

51. “Jock’s Trial, Part 1,” February 22, 1980

52. “Jock’s Trial, Part 2,” February 29, 1980

53. “The Wheeler Dealer,” March 14, 1980

54. “A House Divided,” March 21, 1980

 

Season 4 (1980-1981)

55. “No More Mr. Nice Guy, Part 1,” November 7, 1980

56. “No More Mr. Nice Guy, Part 2,” November 9, 1980

57. “Nightmare,” November 14, 1980

58. “Who Done It?” November 21, 1980

59. “Taste of Success,” November 28, 1980

60. “The Venezuelan Connection,” December 5, 1980

61. “The Fourth Son,” December 12, 1980

* “Knots Landing” Episode 18: “Kristin,” December 18, 1980

62. “Trouble at Ewing 23,” December 19, 1980

63. “The Prodigal Mother,” January 2, 1981

64. “Executive Wife,” January 9, 1981

65. “End of the Road, Part 1,” January 16, 1981

* “Knots Landing” Episode 22: “A Family Matter,” January 22, 1981

66. “End of the Road, Part 2,” January 23, 1981

67. “Making of a President,” January 30, 1981

68. “Start the Revolution with Me,” February 6, 1981

69. “The Quest,” February 13, 1981

* “Knots Landing” Episode 26: “The Loudest Word,” February 19, 1981

70. “Lover, Come Back,” February 20, 1981

71. “The New Mrs. Ewing,” February 27, 1981

72. “The Mark of Cain,” March 13, 1981

* “Knots Landing” Episode 30: “Designs,”March 26, 1981

73. “The Gathering Storm,” March 27, 1981

74. “Ewing vs. Ewing,” April 3, 1981

75. “New Beginnings,” April 10, 1981

76. “Full Circle,” April 17, 1981

77. “Ewing-Gate,” May 1, 1981

 

Episode 5 (1981-1982)

78. “Missing Heir,” October 9, 1981

79. “Gone But Not Forgotten,” October 16, 1981

80. “Showdown at San Angelo,” October 23, 1981

81. “Little Boy Lost,” October 30, 1981

82. “The Sweet Smell of Revenge,” November 6, 1981

83. “The Big Shut Down,” November 13, 1981

84. “Blocked,” November 20, 1981

85. “The Split,” November 27, 1981

86. “Five Dollars a Barrel,” December 4, 1981

87. “Starting Over,” December 11, 1981

88. “Waterloo at Southfork,” December 18, 1981

89. “Barbecue Two,” January 1, 1982

90. “The Search,” January 8, 1982

91. “Denial,” January 15, 1982

92. “Head of the Family,” January 22, 1982

93. “The Phoenix,” January 29, 1982

94. “My Father, My Son,” February 5, 1982

95. “Anniversary,” February 12, 1982

96. “Adoption,” February 19, 1982

97. “The Maelstrom,” February 26, 1982

98. “The Prodigal,” March 5, 1982

99. “Vengeance,” March 12, 1982

100. “Blackmail,” March 19, 1982

101. “The Investigation,” March 26, 1982

102. “Acceptance,” April 2, 1982

103. “Goodbye, Cliff Barnes,” April 9, 1982

 

Season 6 (1982-1983)

104. “Changing of the Guard,” October 1, 1982

* “Knots Landing” Episode 55: “Daniel,” October 7, 1982

105. “Where There’s a Will,” October 8, 1982

106. “Billion Dollar Question,” October 15, 1982

107. “The Big Ball,” October 22, 1982

108. “Jock’s Will,” October 29, 1982

* “Knots Landing” Episode 59: “New Beginnings,” October 29, 1982

109. “Aftermath,” November 5, 1982

110. “Hit and Run,” November 12, 1982

111. “The Ewing Touch,” November 19, 1982

112. “Fringe Benefits,” November 26, 1982

113. “The Wedding,” December 3, 1982

114. “Post Nuptial,” December 10, 1982

115. “Barbecue Three,” December 17, 1982

116. “Mama Dearest,” December 31, 1982

117. “The Ewing Blues,” January 7, 1983

118. “The Reckoning,” January 14, 1983

119. “A Ewing is a Ewing,” January 28, 1983

120. “The Crash of ’83,” February 4, 1983

121. “Requiem,” February 11, 1983

122. “Legacy,” February 18, 1983

123. “Brothers and Sisters,” February 25, 1983

124. “Caribbean Connection,” March 4, 1983

125. “The Sting,” March 11, 1983

126. “Hell Hath No Fury,” March 18, 1983

127. “Cuba Libre,” March 25, 1983

128. “Tangled Web,” April 1, 1983

129. “Things Ain’t Goin’ Too Good at Southfork,” April 15, 1983

130. “Penultimate,” April 29, 1983

131. “Ewing Inferno,” May 6, 1983

 

Season 7 (1983-1984)

132. “The Road Back,” September 30, 1983

133. “The Long Goodbye,” October 7, 1983

134. “The Letter,” October 14, 1983

135. “My Brother’s Keeper,” October 21, 1983

136. “The Quality of Mercy,” October 28, 1983

137. “Check and Mate,” November 4, 1983

138. “Ray’s Trial,” November 11, 1983

139. “The Oil Baron’s Ball,” November 18, 1983

140. “The Morning After,” November 25, 1983

141. “The Buck Stops Here,” December 2, 1983

142. “To Catch a Sly,” December 9, 1983

143. “Barbecue Four,” December 16, 1983

144. “Past Imperfect,” December 23, 1983

145. “Peter’s Principles,” January 6, 1984

146. “Offshore Crude,” January 13, 1984

147. “Some Do … Some Don’t,” January 20, 1984

148. “Eye of the Beholder,” January 27, 1984

149. “Twelve Mile Limit,” February 3, 1984

150. “Where is Poppa?” February 10, 1984

151. “When the Bough Breaks,” February 17, 1984

152. “True Confessions,” February 24, 1984

153. “And the Winner Is …,” March 2, 1984

154. “Fools Rush In,” March 9, 1984

155. “The Unexpected,” March 16, 1984

156. “Strange Alliances,” March 23, 1984

157. “Blow Up,” April 6, 1984

158. “Turning Points,” April 13, 1984

159. “Love Stories,” May 4, 1984

160. “Hush, Hush, Sweet Jessie,” May 11, 1984

161. “End Game,” May 18, 1984

 

Season 8 (1984-1985)

162. “Killer at Large,” September 28, 1984

163. “Battle Lines,” October 5, 1984

164. “If at First You Don’t Succeed,” October 12, 1984

165. “Jamie,” October 19, 1984

166. “Family,” October 26, 1984

167. “Shadow of a Doubt,” November 2, 1984

168. “Homecoming,” November 9, 1984

169. “Oil Baron’s Ball III,” November 16, 1984

170. “Shadows,” November 23, 1984

171. “Charlie,” November 30, 1984

172. “Barbecue Five,” December 7, 1984

173. “Do You Take This Woman?” December 14, 1984

174. “Déjà Vu,” December 21, 1984

175. “Odd Man Out,” December 28, 1984

176. “Lockup in Laredo,” January 4, 1985

177. “Winds of War,” January 11, 1985

178. “Bail Out,” January 25, 1985

179. “Legacy of Hate,” February 1, 1985

180. “Sins of the Father,” February 8, 1985

181. “The Brothers Ewing,” February 15, 1985

182. “Shattered Dreams,” February 22, 1985

183. “Dead Ends,” March 1, 1985

184. “Trial and Error,” March 8, 1985

185. “The Verdict,” March 15, 1985

186. “Sentences,” March 29, 1985

187. “Terms of Estrangement,” April 12, 1985

188. “The Ewing Connection,” April 19, 1985

189. “Deeds and Misdeeds,” May 3, 1985

190. “Deliverance,” May 10, 1985

191. “Swan Song,” May 17, 1985

 

Season 9 (1985-1986)

192. “The Family Ewing,” September 27, 1985

193. “Rock Bottom,” September 27, 1985

194. “Those Eyes,” October 4, 1985

195. “Resurrection,” October 11, 1985

196. “Saving Grace,” October 18, 1985

197. “Mothers,” October 25, 1985

198. “The Winds of Change,” November 1, 1985

199. “Quandary,” November 8, 1985

200. “Close Encounters,” November 15, 1985

201. “Suffer the Little Children,” November 22, 1985

202. “The Prize,” November 29, 1985

203. “En Passant,” December 6,1985

204. “Goodbye, Farewell and Amen,” December 13, 1985

205. “Curiosity Killed the Cat,” December 20, 1985

206. “The Missing Link,” January 3, 1986

207. “Twenty-Four Hours,” January 10, 1986

208. “The Deadly Game,” January 17, 1986

209. “Blame It on Bogota,” January 24, 1986

210. “Shadow Games,” January 31, 1986

211. “Missing,” February 7, 1986

212. “Dire Straits,” February 14, 1986

213. “Overture,” February 21, 1986

214. “Sitting Ducks,” February 28, 1986

215. “Masquerade,” March 7, 1986

216. “Just Desserts,” March 14, 1986

217. “Nothing’s Ever Perfect,” March 21, 1986

* “Movie: “Dallas: The Early Years,” March 23, 1986

218. “J.R. Rising,” April 4, 1986

219. “Serendipity,” April 11, 1986

220. “Thrice in a Lifetime,” May 2, 1986

221. “Hello … Goodbye … Hello,” May 9, 1986

222. “Blast From the Past,” May 16, 1986

 

Season 10 (1986-1987)

223. “Return to Camelot, Part 1,” September 26, 1986

224. “Return to Camelot, Part 2,” September 26, 1986

225. “Pari Per Sue,” October 3, 1986

226. “Once and Future King,” October 10, 1986

227. “Enigma,” October 17, 1986

228. “Trompe L’Oeil,” October 24, 1986

229. “Territorial Imperative,” October 31, 1986

230. “The Second Time Around,” November 7, 1986

231. “Bells Are Ringing,” November 14, 1986

232. “Who’s Who at the Oil Baron’s Ball?” November 21, 1986

233. “Proof Positive,” November 28, 1986

234. “Something Old, Something New,” December 5, 1986

235. “Bar-B-Cued,” December 12, 1986

236. “The Fire Next Time,” December 19, 1986

237. “So Shall Ye Reap,” January 2, 1987

238. “Tick, Tock,” January 9, 1987

239. “Night Visitor,” January 23, 1987

240. “Cat and Mouse,” January 30, 1987

241. “High Noon for Calhoun,” February 6, 1987

242. “Olio,” February 13, 1987

243. “A Death in the Family,” February 20, 1987

244. “Revenge of the Nerd,” February 27, 1987

245. “The Ten Percent Solution,” March 13, 1987

246. “Some Good, Some Bad,” March 20, 1987

247. “War and Peace,” April 3, 1987

248. “Ruthless People,” April 10, 1987

249. “The Dark at the End of the Tunnel,” May 1, 1987

250. “Two-Fifty,” May 8, 1987

251. “Fall of the House of Ewing,” May 15, 1987

 

Season 11 (1987-1988)

252. “After the Fall: Ewing Rise,” September 25, 1987

253. “After the Fall: Digger Redux,” September 25, 1987

254. “The Son Also Rises,” October 2, 1987

255. “Gone with the Wind,” October 9, 1987

256. “The Lady Vanishes,” October 16, 1987

257. “Tough Love,” October 23, 1987

258. “The Last Tango in Dallas,” October 30, 1987

259. “The Mummy’s Revenge,” November 6, 1987

260. “Hustling,” November 13, 1987

261. “Bedtime Story,” November 20, 1987

262. “Lovers and Other Liars,” November 27, 1987

263. “Brothers and Sons,” December 4, 1987

264. “Brother, Can You Spare a Child?” December 11, 1987

265. “Daddy’s Little Darlin’,” December 18, 1987

266. “It’s Me Again!” January 8, 1988

267. “Marriage on the Rocks,” January 15, 1988

268. “The Anniversary Waltz,” January 22, 1988

269. “Brotherly Love,” February 5, 1988

270. “The Best Laid Plans,” February 12, 1988

271. “Farlow’s Follies,” February 19, 1988

272. “Malice in Dallas,” February 26, 1988

273. “Crime Story,” March 4, 1988

274. “To Have and to Hold …” March 11, 1988

275. “Dead Reckoning,” March 18, 1988

276. “Never Say Never,” April 1, 1988

277. “Last of the Good Guys,” April 8, 1988

278. “Top Gun,” April 15, 1988

279. “Pillow Talk,” April 29, 1988

280. “Things Ain’t Going So Good at Southfork Again,” May 6, 1988

281. “The Fat Lady Singeth,” May 13, 1988

 

Season 12 (1988-1989)

282. “Carousel,” October 28, 1988

283. “No Greater Love,” November 4, 1988

284. “The Call of the Wild,” November 11, 1988

285. “Out of the Frying Pan,” November 18, 1988

286. “Road Work,” December 2, 1988

287. “War and Love and the Whole Damned Thing,” December 9, 1988

288. “Showdown at the Ewing Corral,” December 16, 1988

289. “Deception,” January 6, 1989

290. “Counter Attack,” January 13, 1989

291. “The Sting,” January 20, 1989

292. “The Two Mrs. Ewings,” January 27, 1989

293. “The Switch,” February 3, 1989

294. “He-e-ere’s Papa!” February 10, 1989

295. “Comings and Goings,” February 17, 1989

296. “Country Girl,” February 24, 1989

297. “Wedding Bell Blues,” February 24, 1989

298. “The Way We Were,” March 3, 1989

299. “The Serpent’s Tooth,” March 10, 1989

300. “Three Hundred,” March 17, 1989

301. “April Showers,” March 31, 1989

302. “And Away We Go!” April 7, 1989

303. “The Yellow Brick Road,” April 14, 1989

304. “The Sound of Money,” April 28, 1989

305. “The Great Texas Waltz,” May 5, 1989

306. “Mission to Moscow,” May 12, 1989

307. “The Reel Life,” May 19, 1989

 

Season 13 (1989-1990)

308. “The Phantom of the Oil Rig,” September 22, 1989

309. “The Leopard’s Spots,” September 22, 1989

310. “Cry Me a River of Oil,” September 29, 1989

311. “Ka-booom,” October 6, 1989

312. “Sunset, Sunrise,” October 13, 1989

313. “Pride and Prejudice,” October 20, 1989

314. “Fathers and Other Strangers,” November 3, 1989

315. “Black Tide,” November 10, 1989

316. “Daddy Dearest,” November 17, 1989

317. “Hell’s Fury,” December 1, 1989

318. “Cally on a Hot Tin Roof,” December 8, 1989

319. “Sex, Lies and Videotape,” December 15, 1989

320. “Tale of Two Cities,” January 5, 1990

321. “Judgment Day,” January 12, 1990

322. “Unchain My Heart,” January 19, 1990

323. “I Dream of Jeannie,” February 2, 1990

324. “After Midnight,” February 9, 1990

325. “The Crucible,” February 16, 1990

326. “Dear Hearts and Gentle People,” February 23, 1990

327. “Paradise Lost,” March 9, 1990

328. “Will Power,” March 16, 1990

329. “The Smiling Cobra,” March 30, 1990

330. “Jessica Redux,” April 6, 1990

331. “Family Plot,” April 13, 1990

332. “The Southfork Wedding Jinx,” April 27, 1990

333. “Three-Three-Three, Part 1,” May 4, 1990

334. “Three-Three-Three, Part 2,” May 11, 1990

 

Season 14 (1990-1991)

335. “April in Paris,” November 2, 1990

336. “Charade,” November 9, 1990

337. “One Last Kiss,” November 16, 1990

338. “Terminus,” November 23, 1990

339. “Tunnel of Love,” November 30, 1990

340. “Heart and Soul,” December 7, 1990

341. “The Fabulous Ewing Boys,” December 14, 1990

342. “The Odessa File,” December 21, 1990

343. “Sail On,” January 4, 1991

344. “Lock, Stock and Jock,” January 11, 1991

345. “‘S’ is for Seduction,” January 18, 1991

346. “Designing Women,” February 1, 1991

347. “90265,” February 8, 1991

348. “Smooth Operator,” February 15, 1991

349. “Win Some, Lose Some,” March 1, 1991

350. “Fathers and Sons and Fathers and Sons,” March 8, 1991

351. “When the Wind Blows,” March 29, 1991

352. “Those Darned Ewings,” April 5, 1991

353. “Farwell, My Lovely,” April 12, 1991

354. “Some Leave, Some Get Carried Out,” April 19, 1991

355. “The Decline and Fall of the Ewing Empire,” April 26, 1991

356. “Conundrum, Part 1,” May 3, 1991

357. “Conundrum, Part 2,” May 3, 1991

 

Sequels and Specials

* “J.R. Returns,” November 15, 1996

* “War of the Ewings,” April 24, 1998

* “Dallas Reunion: The Return to Southfork,” November 7, 2004

 

TNT’s ‘Dallas’

Season 1 (2011-2012)

1. “Changing of the Guard,” June 13, 2012

2. “Hedging Your Bets,” June 13, 2012

3. “The Price You Pay,” June 20, 2012

4. “The Last Hurrah,” June 27, 2012

5. “Truth and Consequences,” July 4, 2012

6. “The Enemy of My Enemy,” July 11, 2012

7. “Collateral Damage,” July 18, 2012

8. “No Good Deed,” July 25, 2012

9. “Family Business,” August 1, 2012

10. “Revelations,” August 8, 2012

 

Season 2 (2012-2013)

11. “Battle Lines,” January 28, 2013

12. “Venomous Creatures,” January 28, 2013

13. “Sins of the Father,” February 4, 2013

14. “False Confessions,” February 11, 2013

15. “Trial and Error,” February 18, 2013

16. “Blame Game,” February 25, 2013

17. “The Furious and the Fast,” March 4, 2013

18. “J.R.’s Masterpiece,” March 11, 2013

19. “Ewings Unite!,” March 18, 2013

20. “Guilt and Innocence,” March 25, 2013

21. “Let Me In,” April 1, 2013

22. “A Call to Arms,” April 8, 2013

23. “Love and Family,” April 8, 2013

24. “Guilt by Association,” April 15, 2013

25. “Legacies,” April 15, 2013