and the truth came out in a poolside conversation between the three of them.

Įarly in the fourth season, Sue Ellen (falsely accused of shooting J.R.) realized that her sister Kristin had shot J.R. was shot by an unknown assailant at the end of Dallas's third season. had also managed to anger many of his business partners and family members. Kristin became bitter with J.R., feeling he had betrayed her. failed to come through on the promises he made to Kristin that she would be rewarded for the spying she had done, being that he would marry her. by finding out valuable information from J.R.'s business partners. offered Kristin a job working for him at Ewing Oil and a condo for her to live in. Kristin returned to Dallas at the beginning of the third season (now portrayed by Mary Crosby). Bobby wasn't interested in Kristin romantically and nothing happened. was plotting to break them up for good.) J.R.'s plan backfired. ( Bobby had just recently separated from his new bride Pam, and J.R.

( Larry Hagman) came up with a plan for Kristin to seduce Bobby. Kristin spent some time at Southfork Ranch and J.R. Patricia was hoping her younger daughter Kristin (then portrayed by Colleen Camp) would also find a successful man to marry. Patricia was always proud that her daughter, former beauty pageant winner Sue Ellen ( Linda Gray), had married into the prominent Ewing family. The character of Kristin first appeared on Dallas during the second season in the company of her mother, Patricia Shepard ( Martha Scott). Kristin was Sue Ellen Ewing's attractive but scheming younger sister, who later has an affair with Sue Ellen's husband, J.R. The character also made one appearance on Dallas 's spin-off series, Knots Landing, during its second season. Kristin Marie Shepard is a fictional character on the American television series Dallas, played by Mary Crosby (1979–1981) and, briefly, by Colleen Camp (1979).

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