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Elkhorn Season 1 Episode 1
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00:00Which one of you grass-bellowed sons of guns is treating me to a shot of whisky?
00:10Do you not hear me?
00:27Make it quite a story, am I, newsboy?
00:30From page.
00:32Very well could be, Jake.
00:34Yeah.
00:35That's about a little compensation for that fine display of shooting.
00:43All right.
00:45On the paper, then.
00:51Now.
00:53And watch it for us.
00:55Give me a whisky.
01:02All right.
01:08So.
01:10What's a New York reformer doing in the Dakota Territory?
01:14Arthur Packard.
01:18At your service.
01:20Of the Badlands Cowboy.
01:24Well, you're Assemblyman Roosevelt.
01:27Are you not?
01:28Not anymore.
01:33I see.
01:35Done with New York, then.
01:36Off to bigger and better things, no doubt.
01:39Oh, well, with statehood all but certain, a man like yourself would be well-positioned for a Senate run.
01:43But I've no interest in politics, local or otherwise.
01:49I see.
01:52Well, then.
01:53Why are you here?
01:59Why don't we schedule an interview sometime next week when I'm a little bit more settled?
02:05Right.
02:06Of course.
02:08On the record.
02:08Oh, uh, we reprinted that obituary from the Times.
02:18I just wanted to offer my deepest condolences.
02:21I can't even begin to imagine how difficult that must have been.
02:23Submit your friend, newsboy.
02:27Well, he seems well off.
02:34Days are hard for us cowhands, mister.
02:37Listen, how's about you treat a hard-working fellow to a shot of whiskey?
02:42Hey, Jake, how's about you call it a nine?
02:45Oh, it's ten to foot.
02:49Too good for me.
02:51If.
02:53If.
02:57Come on.
02:59Time to train, punkin' lady.
03:04Now, if I've got to, I've got to.
03:07Oh, my goodness.
03:27Mr. Roosevelt, that was amazing.
03:29I had no idea that you...
03:31Mr. Roosevelt is this cliff.
03:38Oh, my God.
03:40Oh, my God.
03:41Oh.
03:41Come on.
03:42Oh, my God.
03:43Bye.
03:44Ah.
03:45Ah.
03:46Ah.
03:47Oh, my God.
03:47Ah.
03:49Oh, my God.
03:52Oh, my God.
03:53Oh, my God.
03:56Oh, my God.
03:59The End
04:29It could be everything.
04:32Though you might be wanting some ice for that hand.
04:36Oh, didn't realize you had any, Joe.
04:38I don't.
04:39Not since April.
04:40Summer takes it real quick.
04:42Just thought you might be wanting that, Mr. Roosevelt.
04:46Old Town's talking about your quarrel last night.
04:50And Jake, well, he's, uh, he's one of the nicer ones around here.
04:55Well, I just thought it a shame to let the brute mistake my silence for weakness.
05:00Any word from your brother about my cattle?
05:03Sylvain cleared Dickinson yesterday with the herd.
05:06I reckon that puts him here around midday tomorrow.
05:10He's made good time for Minnesota.
05:12Oh, they're a good stock, too.
05:14Better than him take some longhorns to be for sure.
05:17A thousand strong and he ain't lost to one of them.
05:20Well, then our adventure will be off to a swell start.
05:23Good morning, Merrifield.
05:29Good morning, Mr. Roosevelt.
05:31Afraid, uh, we got a man who needs tending to.
05:35Had a few boys there with the acreage.
05:36It turns out, well, there's already a man on it.
05:39A pleabitin' fella called Bennett.
05:41And he's built himself a bona fide shack, so he's got a claim.
05:45I don't suppose there's any sense in convincing you to change your mind.
05:49Certainly not.
05:51Did your men not make him a fair offer?
05:53They tried, but once your name was invoked, he wouldn't speak with no one else.
05:57I reckon he's looking for a mighty payout, figuring he'd want to handle it now before that herd arrives.
06:01I'll deal with this Bennett, but I've got two men arriving by train.
06:07Could you leave them in my absence?
06:11I could.
06:12But I guess I didn't realize we were going to have outside help on this undertaking.
06:17Bill Sewell and his nephew Wilmot Dow.
06:19Lumberjacks.
06:20From Maine.
06:21Hardy.
06:22Not like yourself.
06:24Seems mighty unlike between riding horses and riding logs.
06:28Bill, you're a fine partner.
06:31But we need managers.
06:34And I trust these two men with my life.
06:42I wasn't questioning your judgment.
06:44It's just, I don't know what your boys are capable of.
06:48And well, cattle ranch is hard business, Mr. Roosevelt.
06:51Good.
06:52I have no interest in cultivated taste and an easy life.
06:55Though, I could do with more formal ways of purchasing property.
06:58Territory is no place for contracts and lawyers just yet.
07:02Only the packs of men.
07:06Now, what have we got here?
07:09Howdy, stranger.
07:10You just ride on by without so much as a good morning?
07:14Don't touch that pistol.
07:26Now, I'm going to ask this once.
07:30Remove that gum bill.
07:32All right.
07:33All right.
07:34Nice and easy.
07:39Go on, dismount.
07:40Now.
07:48Counting to bring my associate here, that fine horse I went to all that trouble purchasing for him.
07:55Easy.
07:57Well, shame to let a would-be thief back into the world, but we are occupied present.
08:04So, get!
08:06Walk!
08:09Ha ha ha.
08:11Yeah.
08:12No lawyers here.
08:14No law.
08:16Up for a hundred miles.
08:18I wouldn't trust them boys from Deadwood to deliver anyhow.
08:22Oh.
08:24Let's see here's Manitou.
08:27Means great spirit.
08:29Wise.
08:30Sure-footed.
08:31Fast.
08:32Hello, Manitou.
08:37Well, let's get you loaded up.
08:41You know, it is a long ride.
08:45Forty miles due north.
08:46Yes.
08:47That's exactly the point.
08:49As far from any wagon trails as can be.
08:52Well, just pace yourself is all.
08:56Plenty of worse things out there than these if you don't keep an eye out.
08:59Sometimes, even if you do.
09:02You pay off that squatter, and me and your lumberjacks will meet you there tomorrow with the herd.
09:07And, welcome to the Badlands.
09:09Go.
09:15Go.
09:31Go.
09:33Go.
09:33Go.
09:33Go.
09:34Go.
09:36Yah!
09:55Yah!
10:06This place sure is something. Ain't it, Uncle?
10:18Yeah.
10:20An excessively unattractive little Hamlet.
10:23Oh, hold on, no.
10:25This is an adventure, you know?
10:27Adventures for daredevils.
10:29Hot blood and no witch.
10:30Well, then, I'll probably fit right in, won't I?
10:34Yeah.
10:34Hey, um, I mean, we best enjoy it while we can, you know.
10:39Mr. Roosevelt says the West is gonna be gone before you even know it.
10:42We'll be lost, like the city of Atlantis.
10:44Well, the faster it gets to sinking, the better.
10:49Uncle, you can't just...
10:53You new to town, boys?
10:57Well, then I'd say you're due for, uh, proper welcome.
11:07Hmm?
11:07Mm-hmm.
11:07No, no.
11:20No!
11:20No!
11:20Nice job, Billy.
11:42Hey, welcome to Maduro, boys.
11:47This is pretty good.
11:50Thanks for the welcome.
12:14Hey, we don't want no problems.
12:16Come on, boys.
12:18Yeah.
12:20Have I had enough adventure for you?
12:30Yeah, I'm full up for today.
12:32Hey, stay down, you filthy mongrel.
12:50Hey, you.
13:05You, uh, must be the woodsman then, hmm?
13:08Not that anyone would know by your, uh, interesting attire.
13:11Yeah, it's us.
13:16Yeah, Mr. Roosevelt said he'd be expecting you.
13:19Well, let's go.
13:21Birds of white.
13:22I'm, uh, mothers of men.
13:32But if not...
13:36Oh, my God.
13:39Huh?
13:41Hmm.
13:41Oh, my God.
13:42Hmm?
13:43Hmm.
14:14A healthy baby girl, Alice Lee Roosevelt, was delivered yesterday with great love and care.
14:28Theodore, what is this about your mother? Is she ill?
14:32Just a mug. She picked it up going back into the city, I'm told.
14:35Bammy wrote yesterday with the doctor's assurances.
14:38She's resting well. Nothing to fret about.
14:41Then I'll hold the fretting and be only happy for you, my friend.
14:45A toast, then!
14:46Yes.
14:52To Theodore Roosevelt, fearless reformer, shameless knickerbocker, and now, proud father!
15:01Hear, hear!
15:01Just fear, Roosevelt!
15:02Excuse me.
15:13Another telegram for you, Mr. Roosevelt.
15:24Don't tell me it's twins!
15:25Ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha
15:55Come on, let's get a move on.
16:26Should have been to the herd by now.
16:28Sir, it's supposed to bounce this much because I'm bruising my hindquarters, something awful.
16:38Really?
16:40Now, why wouldn't you come all the way out here, you can't even ride?
16:44You know, I'm in a bit of a conundrum here.
16:47I can't for the life of me figure why Mr. Roosevelt, all his wisdom, bring you two locks.
16:54We're in the building's lodge.
16:56Worth starting, you know?
16:57There's a dozen men here who can build a sturdy homestead, including myself.
17:01So if it kind of begs the question, why do you hire you, son?
17:04Well, I said...
17:04I've been asking the same thing.
17:07Truth is, it can't make much sense.
17:11Mr. Roosevelt's actions of late.
17:13He's always had fire.
17:17This is something different.
17:18Something else, indeed.
17:21A lot of Easterners lining their pockets out here as cattle.
17:24The Europeans, too.
17:26Ever since they cleared them Sioux, territory's been primed for crazing.
17:30Of course, a lot of ranchers getting rich often.
17:32Well, how many that ain't?
17:36There's always some.
17:39But mark my words, gentlemen.
17:42I don't aim on letting Mr. Roosevelt be among them.
17:44No matter what bumpkins he brings along.
17:52Here we go.
17:53Come on!
17:54You're wasting enough time!
17:56Here we go.
18:26Here we go.
18:56Here we go.
19:26There is a curse upon this house.
19:48How are they?
19:53Beautiful, isn't she?
20:13Your telegram.
20:16Where's Alice?
20:19Upstairs.
20:20She was fine at first.
20:24And the birth always takes a toll, but...
20:27The doctor is with her now.
20:30And what of our mother?
20:31She's gone, Theodore.
20:44She's gone, Theodore.
20:51It was typhoid.
20:53She went, Theodore.
20:54She went peacefully in her sleep.
21:07Theodore.
21:07Theodore.
21:09I need you to come with me.
21:11Your wife needs you.
21:12We've done everything we can, Mr. Roosevelt.
21:13We've done everything we can, Mr. Roosevelt.
21:24But your wife's body is failing.
21:27And get another doctor.
21:29Get every doctor.
21:30Get every doctor.
21:32I don't care what the cost.
21:34Theodore.
21:36There's not much time.
21:39You need to go to Alice now.
21:41You need to go to your wife.
21:42What are you saying?
21:49I'm saying...
21:52There might not be another chance to tell her goodbye.
22:12You look all kinds of lost here, mister.
22:21Don't worry.
22:24You're good, Hans, now.
22:42Well, what's the matter there, four-eyes?
22:48You some kind of lunger?
22:50Just a bout of asthma.
22:53It's nothing.
22:54I'll be all right.
22:56Don't speak too soon.
22:58Lots of other bad things before Raw Hill's this far out.
23:04Looking for you.
23:06I'd be more than happy to alter my services.
23:09What services might those be?
23:11Guidance.
23:13A linen of expertise.
23:18E.G. Paddock.
23:20That's your service.
23:22I've long found that survival in this land requires a certain...
23:26familiarity with its wickedness.
23:30And I assume you'd expect a fee for these services?
23:34Only what's reasonable.
23:39What you got on you, mister?
23:40About 20 shells of buckshot.
23:47Ain't no self-respecting cowboy carries a shotgun.
23:52We ain't much into hunting small prey.
23:55Well, I find it quite effective on large ones as well.
24:01Especially when they're dumb enough to get themselves too close.
24:04What is the meaning of this?
24:12I'm the Sire Temeraire.
24:18This is no way to treat a man of such esteem.
24:21My apologies, monsieur Roosevelt.
24:22I'm afraid my associate here has the temperament of a rattlesnake and the manners to match.
24:32I am the Marquis de Moraes, humbled to make your acquaintance.
24:39And I assure you, you are quite welcome here in my West.
24:48Funny.
24:50I didn't know it was yours.
24:55You will.
24:58In Enterprise, I mean.
25:00You are joining the Beef Bonanza, are you not?
25:04If you are to become a cattleman, we will soon be in league.
25:10My slaughterhouse, my train cars.
25:13I think you will find me far easier to deal with than those crooks in Chicago.
25:18Well, then.
25:24Good day, gentlemen.
25:28It is inevitable we meet, you know.
25:31Fated.
25:33Not just out here, I mean.
25:36The world
25:37is too small for great men such as ourselves.
25:44Let us dine together soon.
25:46So much to discuss.
25:51We can help each other here.
25:53Help bring industry and
25:56civility
25:57to the Badlands.
26:01I'll look forward to it.
26:02After I've removed a squatter from my property.
26:06But until then,
26:07I have business to attend to.
26:10Ever on the hunt for greatness.
26:14Au revoir.
26:16La prochaine fois,
26:20choisissez bien votre cible.
26:24Quelqu'un de nous parle pas français.
26:29Happy hunting,
26:30Monsieur Roosevelt.
26:30Ha, ha, ha.
26:51Well, gentlemen.
26:53There's your...
26:54which there's nothing.
26:56Fine.
26:57All right.
27:07Well, let's go.
27:14Let's go.
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29:57Surely I cannot be the only man in the territory who wears glasses.
30:02The blind don't survive in the Badlands.
30:09Now, something you need to know before we get to dealing.
30:21I ain't no fool, Roosevelt.
30:24This here's my property, and I expect to be compensated a fair price.
30:32Name it, Mr. Bennett.
30:34Well, I figure it couldn't take less than $300.
30:54How about four?
30:58For any expenses you may incur while relocating your... possessions.
31:04Well, it seems she's all yours.
31:14It seems she's all yours.
31:33Whoa!
31:34Whoa!
31:36Whoa!
31:40Whoa!
31:44Whoa!
31:52Whoa!
31:53Oh, my God.
32:23Oh, my God.
32:53Oh, my God.
33:23Oh, my God.
33:25I'm here, Alice.
33:27Don't you know that our lives have just begun?
33:37The years spent were so wonderful, but the ones ahead are ever so much brighter.
33:45We have a beautiful baby girl now, little Alice Lee.
33:54We'll take her to the house on Cove Neck in the summer when it's finished.
34:01We'll watch the sun rise over the sound.
34:11And we'll take her to Tranquility, just down the way.
34:19And we'll tell her about the summers that we spent there and how we fell in love.
34:25And when she's older, we'll tell her ghost stories and take her on adventures.
34:37The other children as well, sons and daughters we've not yet named.
34:45And they'll be filled with laughter and life and light like their mother.
34:52No man ever deserved your love.
35:01But how I tried.
35:06How I will keep trying.
35:08Alice, please.
35:26Alice.
35:28Alice, Alice, no.
35:35Oh, my God.
36:05Now, get up here.
36:22Now, come on.
36:23Well, come on.
36:27Uncle, easy now, easy.
36:35Oh, my God.
37:05Hey, let's get up here.
37:19They're of extraordinary stock, aren't they?
37:22Well, you what you pay for.
37:25I'd say that $26,000 got you one heck of a herd, Mr. Roosevelt.
37:28Well, it won't be without some getting used to.
37:42Do you have a word in private, Mr. Roosevelt?
37:49Yes, of course.
37:51In fact, there's something I'd like to show you.
37:53It's magnificent, don't you think?
38:07I think.
38:08I mean, the Christmas place the Badlands hit is about right.
38:11And don't look much like cattle country to me.
38:14Well, everyone here says it is.
38:17And you don't know a thing about it.
38:18That's a fact.
38:19I don't know nothing.
38:21Don't change that that's the way it looks to me.
38:24I told you when I wrote.
38:26If you were afraid of privations and discouragements, don't come.
38:29And I came.
38:30Yes, you did.
38:35I came at your whim.
38:36With Mary's blessing.
38:39I ain't decided whether I'm staying.
38:41Not yet.
38:43After you tell me what we're doing here, Mr. Roosevelt.
38:49I've been quite clear, Bill.
38:52We are here to make cattle ranching our business.
38:56What of your life back east?
38:58What are these questions?
39:01You know I didn't seek a fourth term.
39:03Politics are well behind me.
39:07Now, why are we here?
39:10Why, to feel the beat of hearty life in our veins.
39:13To find the glory of work in the joy of living.
39:18There's an unlimited rise ahead of us, Bill.
39:21A future as bright as we ourselves choose to make it.
39:24Theodore.
39:25What about your daughter?
39:35Pam, you can take care of her a great deal better than I could.
39:40Keep her happy.
39:42Healthy.
39:44Why?
39:46Baby Lee.
39:50Life will be better without me.
39:51What child is better off without their father?
39:57Her father is gone, Bill.
40:02She'll never know him.
40:08The past is the past.
40:12And to dwell on it would be...
40:15weak.
40:16I met a boy once.
40:26His first time trip to Maine.
40:29His scrawny little kid.
40:31Sick all his life.
40:34And his cousin warned me.
40:36Said that the boy was gifted with great ambition.
40:40Curse with a weak heart.
40:41And even if he's ailing, he won't tell you.
40:45Not till he falls dead.
40:50That scrawny kid...
40:53walked 20 miles on that hunt.
40:56Walked him through his shoes and bloodied his feet.
40:58Something awful.
40:59Never said a word.
41:00Well, you can play the cowboys if you want to.
41:12Heck.
41:14It may even become them.
41:16One day or another.
41:18You won't feel as you do now.
41:21When the day comes, well...
41:24You're gonna want to be back there.
41:25Somewhere where you can be more of a benefit to the world.
41:28And here's your daughter.
41:29But for now...
41:37Well...
41:38I guess it's the business of ranching for us.
41:45This way.
41:46Yeah.
41:52We're here.
41:55There certainly was a duel to the death.
41:58Neither one yielding.
41:59Until the very end.
42:03We'll build it here.
42:06This will be Elkhorn Ranch.
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