Spy in the House (Dallas episode)

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“Spy In the House”
Dallas episode
Episode no. Season Mini-series
Episode 3
Written by Arthur Bernard Lewis
Directed by Robert Day
Guest stars Tina Louise as Julie Grey
Norman Alden as Senator Orloff
Donna Bullock as Connie
Production no. 3
Original airdate April 16, 1978
Episode chronology
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"Spy In the House" is the third episode of the Dallas mini-series.


After an important file turns up in Cliff Barnes' possession, the Ewings accuse Pam Ewing (Bobby's new wife and sister of Cliff) of giving it to him.

Actually, J.R's secretary, who was sleeping with Cliff at the time was the one that had given the file.

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