Who Shot Bobby?
Is Bobby dead or alive? Who shot him? Those will be the questions on every “Dallas” addict’s lips when the seventh series of the
American soap opera begins on One tonight. As the last series drew to its cliff-hanging close, Bobby’s former wife, Pamela, was in a highly emotional state after hearing of Bobby’s proposed marriage to Jenna Wade. Could the usually-gentle Pam have lost control to
such a wild extent? What about her snaky sister, Katherine? She threatened Bobby just before the shooting for throwing her over in favour of “that slut Jenna Wade?” Who else would want to kill nice-guy Bobby? Of course, he was sitting in J.
R.’s chair when he was shot. Maybe it was a case of mistaken identity. Who would want to kill J. R.? Lots of people. His wife, Sue Ellen, was not happy about J. R.’s demanding his conjugal rights in exchange for securing the freedom of her lover, Peter Richards. Afton Cooper held J. R. responsible for wrecking her relationship with Cliff Barnes. Donna Krebbs had received a phone call from Martha Randolph reporting that her husband, Edgar,
had left Washington D. C. armed with a gun for a show-down with J. R. Vaughn Leland, Peter Richards and Cliff Barnes are other suspects.
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