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This is a clip from the CBS special movie "Dallas: J.R. Returns", a reunion movie for the 1978-91 CBS soap "Dallas". The movie originally aired Friday, November 15, 1996.
Using a stock portfolio taken from a trust set up by his father via an intricate scheme, disgraced former oilman John Ross "J.R." Ewing, Jr. (Larry Hagman) interrupts a WestStar Oil board meeting being led by the company's chairman Carter McKay (George Kennedy), who just happens to be J.R.'s arch nemesis.
J.R. notices that his other nemesis Cliff Barnes is nowhere to be found, but announces the reason of his interruption. With the stock portfolio he used, J.R. has become the largest minority shareholder in WestStar. McKay accepts it, but still reminds him that he still can't get Ewing Oil. When J.R. questions why, McKay replies that WestStar no longer owns the company and that Cliff sold it to a new buyer.
The new buyer is revealed to be none other than J.R.'s brother Bobby Ewing (Patrick Duffy), who states that Cliff sold him the company that morning before leaving Dallas to reunite with his love Afton Cooper and their daughter Pamela. When Bobby asked why J.R. isn't surprised, he replies that things work out just the way you plan them to.
A look of disgust appears on Bobby's face as he quickly realizes that J.R. tricked him back into the oil business. J.R. then gleefully announces to the board that McKay has failed them three ways: "not only is Ewing Oil still alive, but now, there is a Ewing running it (Bobby). And there is a Ewing (J.R.) with enough WestStar stock and proxies to make your lives an absolute hell." He then suggests to the board that they elect him as WestStar's new chairman.
McKay scoffs at that suggestion, but J.R. points out that the board is quietly trying to figure out how much it will cost to retire McKay. Realizing that J.R. has got his revenge on McKay for screwing him out of both WestStar and Ewing Oil five years earlier, he chuckles and begins to call J.R. a SOB.
J.R. just reminds McKay that "some days you're the windshield. And some days you're the bug."