In this episode Jr. Wrestles with his father and brother over identity politics his energy politics while at the same time trying to gather his own identity and life back in college

In this episode, JR enjoys time with his friends while struggling with his overbearing father. Ballancing all that is JR's mther and grandmother realizing he is cut from a different cloth from his father.

In this episode JR struggles with his friends as well as his towering father and mother as the family bickers at the dinner table.

JR's father is being warned about the ramifications of his political appointment to the Clinton Administration. Meanwhile JR is proving loyalty to his mother's side of the family and their way of thinking over his father's.

Jim returns home to Texas with his wife to throw a big political party in Houston. Meanwhile JR is finishing up final exams and trying to stay away from the fray of controversey about his father's political appointment.

In this episode JR's father receives a top government opportunity, and at the same time JR is struggling to find his identity and bearings with his powerful father.

In this episode, JR forms his own political ideology while facing the furious ire of his powerful father.

In this Thanksgiving special JR struggles with his masculinity under the weight of his father, and so in comes Ken his best friend to save the day.

JR is anxious to get home but has trepidations about being with his brother Kyle.

This proves to be a tough week for JR with his friends, but he begins to build his relationship with his father.