Heartland (CA) Season 1 Episode 9

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00:00Previously on Heartland...

00:02Family scene.

00:04To help with milk production.

00:06This is great, Mrs. Bell.

00:08Yeah, it did.

00:09Trail rides can be pretty romantic. Why don't you take them?

00:12Okay, shut up. I don't want them to see them afraid of horses.

00:14How many people go through their whole lives without telling their special someone that they love them?

00:18And when they finally take the leave, it's too late.

00:21I've never met anyone like you before.

00:23I just don't want things to change between us.

00:26Okay.

00:30Pony boy, pony boy, won't you be my pony boy?

00:35Don't say no, here we go, off across the plains.

00:45Goodness.

00:50Boys, little boys.

00:56Sugarfoot, my little apple, Lucy.

00:59I think I'm going to need a little lie down.

01:04Don't go so fast. Don't go fast. Not so fast.

01:09Okay, go on.

01:16Whoa, let's go.

01:18I never knew shopping for old people could be so complicated.

01:20I mean, caramel corn rice cakes?

01:22Those aren't for Mrs. Bell. They're for her pony. He's allergic to gluten.

01:27Lactate partially skimmed milk?

01:29Sugarfoot again. He's lactose intolerant.

01:32Organic centileaf tea?

01:34Yeah, well, when you keep a pony in your house, you want him to be regular.

01:39Oh, okay. Now this I can believe is for a pony.

01:41Actually, no, that's for Mrs. Bell.

01:45She takes bass in it.

01:46She takes bass in it.

01:47Why are you knocking? She's deaf.

01:49I'm just being polite.

01:50How can she tell you're being polite if she can't hear you?

01:51Hello? Mrs. Bell?

02:07Why are you knocking? She's deaf.

02:10I'm just being polite.

02:12How can she tell you're being polite if she can't hear you?

02:14Hello? Mrs. Bell?

02:21What's going on?

02:24Just shut up, Christine, here.

02:27What happened to being polite?

02:32Here, take the pony, okay?

02:35What's going on?

02:36Just do what I say.

02:43I need an ambulance.

02:51I need an ambulance.

02:52Where are the testsoren she's done with?

02:54I need an ambulance.

02:56And with the sm된 students.

03:01She said to Anna Beble, she said to Anna

03:21He asked me to groom for him at a show in Natan next week.

03:43A boy asked you to clean up after his horse, and you think that's a good thing.

03:47Okay, you don't understand. I'm going.

03:48Yeah, I asked you to clean the counter. You act as if it's the end of the world.

03:52Ben Stillman could have asked anyone, and he asked me.

03:58Never mind. Don't even know why I bother.

04:06Hi. I'm here to pick up a package for Briar Ridge.

04:10Briar Ridge? I haven't seen you in here before, dear.

04:12No, I'm new. I just got a job working in the kitchen.

04:15Well, I'll check if your order's ready, and if you'd like anything else, Soraya will take care of it.

04:22How about a bottle of water?

04:24Sure.

04:26So, uh, if you're at Briar Ridge, you must know Ashley, right?

04:30Yeah, she doesn't spend much time in the kitchen.

04:33What a shocker.

04:33That will be $2.25.

04:41You know what? I don't have a quarter. I'm sorry.

04:44No problem.

04:46Hey, have you heard a place around here called Heartland?

04:49Are you kidding? My best friend, Amy, lives at Heartland.

04:51Get out! How cool is that?

04:53You know, I hate the roads around here. They're really hard on my suspension.

04:57You know what? I have a quarter right here. I'll save you the trouble.

05:03Uh, great.

05:05And this Heartland, if I wanted to go and check it out?

05:08I'd go back along the highway that way.

05:10Um, yeah, it's just right after the bridge.

05:11So it's like the turn-off near Big Rock?

05:13Um, I think so.

05:14You forgot to give me my $20 back.

05:17Oh, great. Sorry.

05:22Well, I'll tell your friend Amy that you said hi.

05:25What's your name again?

05:26Uh, Soraya.

05:26Soraya. Is that, like, Japanese?

05:29Um, it's actually sort of Spanish.

05:31Muchas gracias, Soraya.

05:47Thank God you were here.

05:51Her medics think she had a heart attack.

05:53I was worried something like this might happen.

05:55All alone out here with her pony.

05:58Chuggerfoot was there the whole time.

05:59He stayed right by our side.

06:00No, I didn't even see you there.

06:04You all right?

06:05Where's that pony?

06:14They didn't want to ride in the trailer.

06:15Come on there, sugar-fed.

06:16Out you come.

06:16He's lived with Mrs. Bell so long, he's forgotten he's a horse.

06:22Do you guys see your mom?

06:22Let me see.

06:23Let me see.

06:24Let me see.

06:25Let me see.

06:26Let me see.

06:27Let me see.

06:27Uh, he's got to be about 25, 30 years old, and all the time Mrs. Bell's had him, I'm betting

06:28he's never seen a vet.

06:29Mrs. Bell was extremely alternative when it came to modern medicine.

06:32It's teeth and never been floated.

06:38He's never seen a black bear.

06:40Oh, boy.

06:40Let me see.

06:41Let me see.

06:42Let me see.

06:43Let me see.

06:44Let me see.

06:45Let me see.

06:46Let me see.

06:47Let me see.

06:48Uh, he's gotta be about 25, 30 years old, and all the time Mrs. Bell's had him, I'm betting

06:50he's never seen a vet.

06:51Hm.

06:52Mrs. Bell was extremely alternative when it came to modern medicine.

06:56Uh, his teeth have never been floated.

06:58Uh, he's never seen a black bear.

07:01blacksmith and he's probably never been vaccinated so are you saying there's something wrong with

07:07him not at all as far as i can tell for an old pony he's as healthy as a horse

07:14perfect i'm sure there are a lot of kids out there who would love to babysit a slobbery little pony

07:19like this great so he just got here and you're already planning on getting rid of him i just

07:23think we should find someone else to take care of him until mrs bell gets out of the hospital

07:27come on lou nobody can look after him as well as mrs bell could that's my point he takes way

07:31too much attention and we've got all these other horses besides amy you know what's gonna happen if

07:37he stays here you're gonna get all attached he's gonna stay here lou and nobody's getting attached

07:43okay famous last words

08:01i knew this was gonna happen you're planning to spend the night in here aren't you just until he

08:27settles i don't think he's ever spent a night alone in a stall before

08:33well seems okay now is his best boy you rotten he seems to really like you i think he just likes

08:42the smell of my soap and really amy go back to bed if he cries again just ignore him you're gonna make

08:53a great mom someday he's a horse amy come somebody treated him like one

09:07i don't know

09:09i don't know

09:11i don't know

09:13i don't know

09:15i don't know

09:17i don't know

09:19i don't know

09:21i don't know

09:23i don't know

09:25i don't know

09:27i don't know

09:29i don't know

09:31i don't know

09:35jack what are you doing

09:37i don't know

09:39i don't know

09:41i don't know

09:43i'm gonna bring myself a cup of coffee and just take a moment to relax relax coffee

09:49now there's a contradiction in terms

09:51when did you have your last checkup do you have any idea what caffeine does to your nervous system

09:55I've got a feeling I'm about to find out.

09:58Hypertension, memory loss, even delirium.

10:01How many cups do you drink a day, Jack?

10:04You might as well admit it.

10:06You're a caffeine addict.

10:08If I were you, I would see a doctor.

10:11Or a hypnotist.

10:13My mom went to a hypnotist once

10:15and found out about her past lives.

10:17Do you believe in past lives, Jack?

10:19I can hardly believe the one I'm living now.

10:25I don't see what you're so worried about.

10:29Clint Riley?

10:31My probation officer?

10:33He's a real hard-ass.

10:35I shouldn't have shown this to you.

10:37Well, it looks like it's just a routine visit.

10:40He's gonna come, see how well you're doing,

10:42and everything will be fine.

10:43You've never been on probation.

10:45Wow.

10:46My grade three teacher, she called it probation.

10:48You had to sit in this little red chair.

10:51Come on.

10:53What could possibly go wrong?

11:05Can I help you?

11:07I'm looking for Ty, Gordon.

11:09You?

11:11You know Ty?

11:12Totally.

11:13I'm his girlfriend.

11:14No way.

11:16Ty!

11:18Carrie Ann.

11:19What are you doing here?

11:22Kissing you, for starters.

11:40Last time I saw you, you were taken off with some dude from L.A.

11:42We broke up before we made it to the border.

11:45One of your longer hookups, hey?

11:47I got what I wanted.

11:49I got to keep the car.

11:51So what are you in the car doing here?

11:53I got this totally sweet gig in the kitchen at this monster place.

11:56Just the other side of Hudson.

11:58Briar Ridge.

12:00With Val Stanton.

12:01Vile Stanton.

12:02That's what I like to call her.

12:04Imagine my surprise when her equally vile daughter starts talking about Ty Borden.

12:09How her mom fired him.

12:11And now he's over at some random dump called Heartland.

12:14Doesn't look half bad to me, man.

12:17I could do worse.

12:19So listen, it's my day off.

12:23We could hang out, catch up.

12:25That'd be cool, but it's not my day off.

12:31I gotta get back to work.

12:33Okay, I'll just hang here and wait for you.

12:36Forget it, it's not a good idea.

12:55I've never had much luck with cars.

13:02Ty never told you he had a girlfriend?

13:04I don't want to talk about it, Mallory.

13:06I'll just add that to the other million things your family doesn't want to talk about.

13:09But if I had a major crush on Ty...

13:11Who says I have a crush on Ty?

13:12Okay, so if a person has a crush on Ty and they just found out he had a girlfriend.

13:16They might not want to talk about it.

13:18So you do have a crush on Ty?

13:20You're the one with the crush on Ty.

13:22And if you don't shut up, I'm gonna tell them.

13:24My lips are sealed.

13:26Why, did he say anything?

13:29Did you tell him?

13:31You told him, didn't you?

13:34I'm never talking to you again.

13:38Good.

13:42Okay, try it again.

13:46Nothing. Maybe it's the battery.

13:48No, the battery's fine.

13:50There's something wrong with your fuel line, and I think you need a new starter.

13:53Great.

13:54What am I gonna use for wheels in the meantime?

13:56I'll give you a ride back to Briaritch.

13:58Oh.

13:59The last time you gave me a ride home, it lasted three days.

14:04Jack told me to tell you it's dinner time, and it'd only be decent to invite your girlfriend,

14:09even though I told them she wasn't your girlfriend, and she was just leaving.

14:14Which Olsen twin are you?

14:16Well, you people do not know how lucky you are.

14:23I mean, a real sit-down family dinner.

14:25I feel like I've stepped into a time warp or something.

14:29This is good, Lou. What's it called?

14:31Chicken cordon bleu.

14:32Chicken cordon bleu.

14:33At least that's what it said on the box, right?

14:35Home cooking at its finest.

14:43So, Amy, I can't believe after everything that Ty's told me about this heartland place,

14:49he's never even mentioned you.

14:51Yeah, I never mentioned you either.

14:53Did he mention me?

14:56So, Carrie-Anne, how did you and Ty meet?

14:58We used to live together.

15:00In a group home.

15:02With twelve other kids.

15:04Come on, it wasn't that bad.

15:06At least after curfew.

15:08All the girls had a thing for Ty, but, um, I got him.

15:13Well, you should have seen the other girls.

15:17How does somebody get into a group home?

15:19You know, the real question is, how do you get out of one?

15:22I guess Ty's the expert in that department, though.

15:24I mean, look where he wound up, right?

15:26Well, you didn't do so bad for yourself, I hear, working at Briar Ridge.

15:30Yeah.

15:31Well, at least I've already dealt with my substance abuse problems, though,

15:34because, whoa, the wine cellar's bigger than your entire house.

15:42So, Amy, how's our little pony?

15:46Um...

15:49You know, I should probably go check on him.

15:51You know, I love ponies.

15:52Yeah?

15:53They probably have a couple cute ones at Briar Ridge.

15:55But I want to see yours.

16:00Well, thank you.

16:01That was the nicest dinner I've had in a really long time.

16:05It was great meeting you all.

16:06Well, seemed like a nice enough girl.

16:18Yeah.

16:19Until she opened her mouth.

16:26What'd you do?

16:27Put a normal-sized horse in the dryer?

16:29Wow.

16:30Never heard that one before.

16:32Do you have a problem with me, Amy?

16:33Because if you do, let's just be straight about it.

16:36No problem here.

16:37Good.

16:39And while we're being straight with each other, Ty Borden.

16:43Not exactly the kind of guy that sticks around.

16:46Whatever.

16:47You know what, Carrie Anne?

16:52It's late.

16:54Time to leave.

16:55I'll be right with you.

16:58I just wanted to give you a heads up.

17:00You know, in case you were waiting for him to ask you to the prom or something.

17:03That is one sweet set-up you got yourself.

17:13I mean, these country hicks are just so trusting and hospitable.

17:17Not to mention stupid.

17:19Like Vile and Ashley.

17:21They've got all this, like, incredibly expensive bling that they just leave lying around.

17:26Yeah, that is stupid.

17:27Their own stuff, lying around their own house.

17:29You know that store in Hudson?

17:30I scammed the girl behind the counter out of 20 bucks.

17:33And she didn't even blink.

17:34She had, like, this weird name.

17:35Soraya.

17:37Her name's Soraya.

17:39That's Amy's best friend.

17:41And her mom counts the cash.

17:43Wow.

17:44It's like you've become one of them.

17:47Everybody knows everybody around here, okay?

17:49It's like a built-in security system.

17:52Works better than any alarm.

18:00I'll give you a call when your car's done.

18:03Do you ever think that it's destiny?

18:05When we ended up practically enabored?

18:08No, you just found out where I was and you got yourself a job down the street.

18:11It doesn't matter how it happened.

18:12It just matters that it happened.

18:17Look.

18:18Yeah.

18:19I miss you, Ty.

18:21Do you ever miss me?

18:25We could start over.

18:48I gotta get back.

18:51Oh.

18:53It's okay to go today.

18:54I totally get it.

18:55You and your little farm girl back at the ranch.

18:57I just worked there.

18:58Well, it's pathetic.

18:59I mean, what even happened to you?

19:00You're, like, totally not fun.

19:11Is that Ty Borden?

19:14I thought you were kidding when you said you knew him.

19:16Well, he's my boyfriend, so.

19:19Really?

19:20Yeah.

19:22I might have to dump him, though, because he's got, like, these crazy plans.

19:26And when I told him I wasn't interested, he totally freaked.

19:29I mean, it was scary.

19:31Wow.

19:32My mom said he was a menace to society, but I just figured she was full of it.

19:36Guess she was right.

19:38I could, um, I could tell you things about Ty.

19:43I've got a key to the bar upstairs.

19:44It's where I hang out with all my friends.

19:46I've got a key to the bar upstairs.

19:47It's where I hang out with all my friends.

20:14I'm bored now.

20:16I'll do it.

20:18I'll do it.

20:19Oh, my God.

20:22Oh, my God!

20:25Oh, God.

20:26Oh, my God.

20:27I'm afraid I can't change it anymore.

20:29Yeah, I can't change it anymore.

20:30Okay?

20:31Oh, nice.

20:33Thanks for your love.

20:34I'm really loving you.

20:35I can't change anything.

20:37She can't change anything.

20:38I need to change everything else.

20:39I can't change everything.

20:40I can't change everything.

20:41Oh, my God.

21:11Hey there, honey.

21:17Hey.

21:19You're sad, aren't you, boy?

21:22I miss your mom.

21:24One minute she was there and the next...

21:30I know how you feel.

21:35Don't you worry, your mom's coming back, okay?

21:41Pony boy, pony boy, won't you be my pony boy?

21:47Don't say no, here we go.

21:50Off across the place.

21:53Marry me, carry me.

21:56Amy, how long have you been there?

21:59Just a little while.

22:00He does seem to really like you.

22:11Yeah, he does, doesn't he?

22:13Despite the singing.

22:16You know, Mrs. Bella used to sing him that song.

22:20I know.

22:21She taught it to me when I was little, before you were even born.

22:24He never told me.

22:26Yeah.

22:28Ever since Dad's accident, I managed to convince myself I was afraid of horses.

22:33I used to love them just like you.

22:36I learned to ride on sugar fun.

22:39Oh, no.

22:42After Mom took me up there the first time,

22:44I used to beg her to take me up every single day.

22:47God, Amy, I miss Mom so much.

22:52God, Amy, I miss you.

23:22Oh, wait, lightning.

23:25Oh, wait, lightning.

23:28Oh, wait, lightning.

23:34Everything will be all right.

23:38She says we're going to live forever.

23:42Then she took me by the hand.

23:46Oh, wait, lightning.

23:49Oh, wait, lightning.

23:51Oh, wait, lightning.

23:52Oh, wait, lightning.

23:54Come on.

23:56Come on.

24:13Hello?

24:14Just a minute.

24:16Come in here.

24:18Here we go.

24:21Here we go.

24:22Off the screen.

24:25Here we go.

24:26Hey!

24:43Hold up there, Jack.

24:44What about your sunscreen?

24:46I've got my sunscreen, Mallory.

24:48It's called a hat.

24:50You may think that hat is protecting you,

24:51but it's not blowing all the UV rays

24:53that are bouncing around in every direction.

24:57Well, thank you, Mallory.

24:58Appreciate the thought.

25:00Wait!

25:01I've got something else for you, too.

25:02It's a caffeine-free alternative for coffee.

25:04I gave it to my dad and it worked really good.

25:06He's totally chill now.

25:16That's not bad.

25:18What do you call your magic brew?

25:20I'm not really sure.

25:22Amy said Mrs. Bell used Don Sugarfoot when he's stressed.

25:25Keep some regular, too.

25:26Hey.

25:27Hey.

25:28Okay.

25:29I'll get this ready for you in a sec as soon as I've finished with them.

25:33My grandmother got it for me.

25:34Sort of a consolation prize for doing so well at last week's show.

25:36After that judge screwed me out of the ribbons.

25:38It's no hurry.

25:39I gotta pick up a part at the garage, so I'll be back.

25:41Nice necklace.

25:42All this time I thought the horseshoe was up your butt.

25:43Oh.

25:44Get ready for you.

25:45Get ready for me.

25:46Hey.

25:47Hey.

25:48Hey.

25:49Okay, I'll get this ready for you in a sec as soon as I've finished with them.

25:51And, I'll get this ready for you in a sec.

25:52I went with my grandmother I did for them.

25:53It was a consolation prize for doing so well at last week's show after

25:54that judge screwed me out of the ribbons.

25:56It's no hurry.

25:57I gotta pick up a part of the garage, so I'll be back.

25:59Nice necklace.

26:02All this time I thought the horseshoe was up your butt.

26:07You wouldn't believe what I heard about him.

26:12This girl who works in our kitchen

26:14used to know him when he was in jail.

26:16He was in jail?

26:18What did he do?

26:20Well, for starters, he's a total klepto.

26:25Maniac.

26:28He steals things.

26:30And those pathetic losers with bleeding heartline are so naive,

26:33they don't even lock their doors.

26:35Because they don't have anything worth stealing.

26:38According to Carrie Ann, he wanted her to help him break into our place

26:41for, like, payback after my mom fired him,

26:44which I now realize he totally deserved.

26:51You want more?

26:53You're such a pig.

26:57Hey.

26:58I wanted to give Sugarfoot a Coggins test,

27:01now that he's been around other horses.

27:03Oh, yeah?

27:04He's definitely got an appetite.

27:07Yeah.

27:08He loves his caramel corn rice cakes as long as I hand feed them to him.

27:12But I can't spend all day with a pony slobbering all over my laptop.

27:17Sugarfoot is a horse.

27:18Never met one that was housebroken.

27:21Yeah.

27:22Me neither.

27:23Me neither.

27:37Hello?

27:39Hey, Soraya.

27:40That's what I just heard.

27:56From Soraya.

27:59About you.

28:00You think you could reconnect the battery for me?

28:03I want to try something.

28:05Uh, the cable with the red clamp thing on the end.

28:09And don't touch the metal part.

28:11Hey.

28:12Got it.

28:13Thanks.

28:14What were you saying?

28:15Turns out your girlfriend's a big talker.

28:16She told Ashley that you tried to get her to, uh, case the joint like a couple of real life gangsters.

28:21And you believe that?

28:22Doesn't matter what I believe.

28:26Well, it does to me.

28:28You sure have a weird way of showing it.

28:30It doesn't matter what I believe.

28:33Wait.

28:35gangstas. And you believe that? It doesn't matter what I believe.

28:43Well, it does to me.

28:47You sure have a weird way of showing it.

28:51You know,

28:53it's like you said, right?

28:55I mean, things change.

28:58It's just not the way I thought they would.

29:01Amy.

29:01The one true thing Carrie Ann ever said was that we were in the same group home.

29:08But that's because her parents kicked her out, not because she was charged with a crime or anything.

29:13Which is kind of messed up, because

29:15besides having a sketchy relationship with the truth, she was, is, a serious rip-off artist.

29:21Which took me a while to figure out.

29:24And she was your girlfriend?

29:25Like I said, it took me a while.

29:34She talked me into taking off with her, and, uh,

29:38things in goes planned.

29:41I ended up in a locked unit, and she never looked back.

29:44Until now.

29:47But she's not your girlfriend anymore.

29:48She's not your girlfriend anymore.

29:55Things change.

30:03Okay.

30:04Why can't you be a useful pony?

30:14Pull a card, or carry stuff for me?

30:19Oh, I'm sorry.

30:20Did I insult your pony sensibilities?

30:21I was only kidding.

30:23I don't believe it.

30:25You've actually become one of those crazy people who need talks to horses.

30:28My God, I need to go to Bloomingdale's.

30:31What's all this stuff for?

30:32Oh, yeah, I meant to tell you.

30:34I was thinking about moving into Mom's office.

30:37Looks like you're doing a lot more than thinking.

30:39Well, it just makes more sense for me to run the ranch from the barn than my Mom did.

30:44Yeah?

30:44Mom was only down here because she actually worked with the horses.

30:47Excuse me?

30:49Hello?

30:51Can I help you?

30:53Hi.

30:54Officer, I should have called first.

30:56Hey, Sugarfoot.

30:59Hi.

31:00Boys, oh boys, you are a cute one, aren't you?

31:04You must be Amy.

31:05Yes.

31:05Hi.

31:06Hi, I'm Vanessa Bell.

31:07I'm so thankful you found my aunt before anything.

31:11How is she?

31:13Well, she's not out of the woods yet, but...

31:14Well, she doesn't want to be a burden to anybody, so she asked me to take this little fella.

31:20Sugarfoot?

31:21She knows my children love him, and it's perfect.

31:24We just bought an acreage.

31:25I have my trailer parked outside, so if there's any paperwork to deal with...

31:29I'm sorry that you came all this way for nothing, but it's our policy not to let any horse go without a clean bill of health.

31:36Oh, are you saying the pony's sick?

31:41He's never seen a blacksmith.

31:43He's never had his teeth floated.

31:44He's never, you know, even had a Coggins test.

31:46Our vet is very concerned, so Sugarfoot's not going anywhere until I say so.

31:52But he seems perfectly fine to me.

31:56My sister runs this ranch.

31:58She'll let you know when the pony's ready to go.

32:00So, uh, tomorrow, I was wondering if you were planning on sticking around.

32:14Well, what's the occasion?

32:15Uh, well, my probation officer's coming by for one of those visits, and, uh, I was wondering if you could put in a good word.

32:25What word would that be?

32:28Uh, that I'm...

32:29Hard-working, clean-living, good with animals.

32:34In other words, a saint.

32:36Well, I wouldn't go that far, but, uh, saint-like might do the trick.

32:43What do I say when he asks me what kind of company you've been keeping?

32:52There's nothing going on with me and Carrie Ann.

32:54I'm just fixing her car.

32:55Well, with a girl like that, it's never just fixing her car.

33:00What are you doing?

33:14What does that look like, Ty?

33:15I need my car.

33:16I'm leaving.

33:16I got a new job.

33:18Yeah, but you can't just come in here and take it.

33:19I'm not finished with it.

33:20I need the car to get out of here.

33:22I'm leaving on.

33:23What about the Stantons?

33:24Screw the Stantons.

33:25I was clearly overqualified.

33:27I mean, yeah, of course, they were bummed to see me go.

33:30Yeah, right.

33:33I met this dude.

33:33He's got a place just outside Revelstoke,

33:35and he made me a way better offer.

33:38Revelstoke?

33:38Mm-hmm.

33:39I'm not sure this rust bucket will make it through the Rockies,

33:42but you're welcome to try.

33:45See?

33:46Third time's a charm.

33:48I've still got work to do on the fuel line.

33:50Well, then come with me.

33:50You can be like my personal mechanic.

33:52Not this time.

33:58Let me know if you change your mind.

34:15Hey there, Mallory.

34:16You didn't happen to see my reading glasses, did you?

34:19I forgot what I put.

34:20Have you been forgetting a lot of things lately, Jack?

34:25Funny you should say that.

34:27I had a lot on my mind, what with the, uh, uh, and the, uh, huh.

34:36Normal aging shouldn't lead to dramatic memory loss.

34:39Dramatic?

34:40Well, let's not go that far.

34:42I don't even want to mention what it could be a symptom of.

34:44If I were you, I would get a CAT scan immediately.

34:46Okay, Mallory.

34:55Now, I know from where you're sitting, old is old.

35:02But Mrs. Bell, she is really old.

35:05Yeah, but she got plenty of exercise.

35:07She stayed out of the sun.

35:08She never drank coffee, and she still had a heart attack.

35:11Well, I take pretty good care of myself, too, you know.

35:14And if you don't believe me, just ask my doctor.

35:16You have a doctor?

35:18Just a precautionary measure.

35:20But I'm not about to live my whole life worrying about what's going to kill me.

35:24I thought it might be you, but that hasn't happened yet.

35:27As for Mrs. Bell, before she got sick, she lived every day to the fullest doing what she loved doing.

35:33And now, I'd thank you to quit pestering me and let me do the same.

35:47I knew they were there.

35:48Where is he?

36:10Where is Ty?

36:12What, do you need a new stable hand?

36:13Oh, shut up, Amy.

36:14You know I am here.

36:15No, actually, I don't.

36:18Neither do I.

36:21Where's your girlfriend?

36:22She's not my girlfriend.

36:23How about your psychotic bipolar partner in crime?

36:26What did she do?

36:27Oh, come on.

36:28You know what she did.

36:29I wore that necklace at the diner, and don't pretend like you didn't notice it, because we both know you did.

36:34That horseshoe thing?

36:35It's gone.

36:36And so is Carrie Ann.

36:38My mom's gonna kill me.

36:41I'm sorry to hear that.

36:42Oh, you'll be sorry, all right?

36:43Because she's gonna call the cops.

36:45And I know you had something to do with it, Ty.

36:47So you better get it back before she does.

36:52Unless there's something about jail that you like.

36:55What's going on?

37:07Do you know about Ashley's necklace?

37:09Do you believe everything Ashley says?

37:10No, but I saw you this morning early with Carrie Ann.

37:14She came to get her car.

37:15End of story.

37:16Not gonna look too good, Ty not being here when his probation officer shows up.

37:33There you are.

37:45Hey, look what I found.

37:47That's me when I was little.

37:49And there's you when you were little, too.

37:51You're such a sweetheart.

37:54Really?

37:55You think so?

37:55For a second there, I thought you were talking about me.

38:01Worse.

38:02I was talking to Sugarfoot.

38:05I got the results of the Coggins test.

38:07It's all good.

38:08Oh, great.

38:10You don't look too happy about it.

38:13Miss Bell's niece is gonna come by and take her to her place.

38:16Good thing Amy didn't get too attached to him.

38:20Funny.

38:22Whatever.

38:23What do I care?

38:23It's just this stupid pony.

38:24It's not like I care.

38:31Come here, Lou.

38:54You were right.

39:10You didn't have much luck with cars.

39:12You came all this way to tell me that?

39:14It'll take me a few minutes to get it in.

39:19What it's gonna cost you.

39:21How much?

39:23Ashley's necklace.

39:28That's a fair trade.

39:29Good afternoon, Clint.

39:47Punctual as usual.

39:48Well, you know, Jack, job like this, you're on a slippery slope, you fall behind five minutes.

39:54Before you know it, you've got a backlog like you would not believe.

39:58So if you'll just point me in the direction of young Mr. Borden.

40:01Um, well, you see, unfortunately...

40:03I send him on an errand.

40:04I'm sure he'll be back any second.

40:08In the meantime, why don't I show you around?

40:11Okay, well, I've got half an hour.

40:17I have to fill the time one way to the other.

40:22Ranch and feed, manure, pretty well the key concept there.

40:28What if Ty doesn't get back in time and they send him back to jail?

40:31Maybe he'll end up in the same jail as Carrie Ann.

40:34Oh, my God, do they have co-ed jails?

40:37We've got to stop him.

40:40And how are we supposed to do that?

40:42I'll get my dad's gopher gun.

40:44We can shoot out his tires.

40:47I think I've got a better idea.

40:50All right, try it now.

40:55That should last a few more thousand miles.

40:58It's great, thanks.

41:02I said it was going to cost you.

41:04You don't seriously think I saw that little skank's necklace, do you?

41:12Well, easy come, easy go, right?

41:17Well, that's nice, eh?

41:19We could get pretty far on this.

41:23Like I said, not this time.

41:26It's funny.

41:27You know, since I got here,

41:28I told everyone that you were my boyfriend.

41:32And nobody blinked.

41:34Because I could see it.

41:36You and me,

41:37you're the same.

41:41You got my car dying.

41:44You're never going to hook up with that farm chick.

41:47Things like that just don't happen to people like us.

41:50Look, you seem like a nice bunch of people, but I've got to tell you,

42:03it's not going to look good on my report,

42:04the kid I come to interview being a no-show.

42:06Well, it sounds like a dead battery.

42:17Uh, did you forget to turn off your lights?

42:20Have you been forgetting a lot of things lately?

42:22You know, a man in my line of work who can't afford to be forgetful.

42:34Or late.

42:39You know, if I didn't know any better,

42:40I'd say somebody's been tampering with my car.

42:42You know, a stunt like that slows a man like me down for about five seconds.

42:48Well, hold on there, Clint.

42:49Look, Jack, I know you mean well, but believe me,

42:52this young man, he's had plenty of chances.

42:54Look, there he is.

42:58Better late than never.

43:00Well, it's a matter of opinion.

43:01Sorry, I had to stop to help a young lady who had some car trouble.

43:12Uh-huh.

43:19Because that's the kind of amazing guy he is.

43:23Yeah.

43:24Duly noted.

43:25Just in case anybody wants to know

43:30Don't tell

43:32You know, I never really liked this thing.

43:36Too flashy?

43:37Too small.

43:39And just because you gave it back

43:40doesn't mean you never stole it in the first place.

43:43Well, the good thing is I don't have to prove anything to you.

43:55Yay, stripper play!

43:56I hope you put him in the trailer.

44:04Sugarfoot, you're coming home with us!

44:07Sugarfoot, we missed you!

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