The admiration and mystique for the City of Lights touches all genre of music. Can you identify the singer or song with just a bit of information? All will have Las Vegas in common.

As the old saying goes, there are things money cannot buy. Leave it to the very wealthy to try, though. Apparently, one's progeny is no exception - at least as long as you can keep your plans a secret.

Julie Grey had been J.R.'s secretary (and, lover!) at Ewing until she betrayed him and told Cliff Barnes "company secrets". She left Dallas - presumably in disgrace. Why on earth would she want to return to Dallas? The answer may be in this episode.

Lucy (Ewing) was in love - with the son of another successful independent oil baron. He was attractive, he was smart, he was an only child. What could have been more perfect for this royal marriage? Well, there was that one thing ...

Many times - even for our favorite TV characters - situations seem so overwhelming that the only solution would be to escape. The Ewing family deals with the consequences of such a trauma/drama in this episode.

The reunions continued. It is the Ewings with Ewings and the Ewings with Barneses and the Barneses with Barneses. Would any of those be a happy reunion? Not sure that word EVER applied when those two families got together.

When thinking in terms of a triangle among the characters of "Dallas" it would be a safe bet that it would NOT be a dreamy yet decadent ménage à trios. There are sure to be a few clashes as the lines of those angles intersect.

Only season two of this series but we can be sure there is NO acquaintance like an old acquaintance - especially if that acquaintance is someone J.R. can manipulate. But will this one from the Ewing clan's past bring trouble or tranquility?

You may have heard that politics makes strange bed fellows but with the Ewings of "Dallas" it may be that strange bedfellows makes politics. It is more likely when there is an upcoming election.

Although most of the action related to the title of this episode reflected consequences of a tragedy, it also offered a bit of insight as to how Miss Ellie and some of the other Ewings managed to survive within their own family.

Author Thomas Wolfe could have advised the Ewings and Southworths with the title of one of his novels: "You Can't Go Home Again". Most who have had relationships with the Ewings and managed to escape decided it would be far better to stay gone.

We had met Sue Ellen's younger sister before this episode. Since all relationships centered around the Ewing family, we would be reminded Sue Ellen's sister was also "J.R.'s sister-in-law". Other relationships had some intriguing evolution, too.

A short yet very charming book for those who love dogs and reading about dogs - "The Yippy, Yappy Yorkie in the Green Doggy Sweater" by Debbie Macomber.

At this point "Dallas" was a relatively young series - only in its second season. Many of the show's characters were still developing. It was intriguing to learn what Sue Ellen (and others!) were willing to do for love - or money.

This is the next in my series of quizzes - beginning to end, in order - for each episode of "Dallas". This quiz will feature questions which are a bit less detailed. Hopefully, this can be done without sacrificing the continuity.

As the title would indicate, this episode was a continuation of the events of the previous episode - most revolving around the death of J.R.'s former secretary (and, lover!), Julie Grey.

The title of this episode may be a bit deceiving. As we watched, we learned it was not really about two couples who were getting married at the same time. To what it referred proved to be even more interesting.

This episode is the season finale for Season Two of the series with the first part of this being the previous episode. Much was left unanswered; will those questions be answered in this episode? Some were, some became even more intriguing.

Few things could be more traumatic (or, dramatic!) for a drama series than a main character taken hostage. Oh, the directions it could go. What happened, to whom? Watch and learn.