Heartland (2007–…): Season 10, Episode 3 - New Kid in Town - full transcript

Amy: Previously
on "Heartland"...

- I have some news.

These investors want to open up
a Maggie's in Brooklyn.

- I thought you were just going
to New York for, like a week.

- Yeah, well one week has
turned into two weeks,

plus investor meetings
all summer,

and it's only gonna get busier
when we launch in the fall.

- So you know...
- Everyone knows.

I mean, why else wouldn't Casey be
at our New Year's Eve dinner?

- We took a break.

My idea.



I don't know if was
the right one or not but...

I'm the one that opened
my mouth and suggested it

and she didn't disagree so...

We haven't talked since.

(Birds chirping, bugs buzzing)

Someone needs to stop Clearway Law.
Public shouldn't leave reviews for lawyers.

- (Small chuckle)

Hey, Woody, how you doin'?

Hi!
- So how is he?

- Good. Bob says his gunshot
wound is almost healed up.

- Amazing.
- Yeah.

Don't you just love
working here?

- Yeah...

but our shift's over
so we should hit the books.



- Seriously? Don't you think
we've studied enough

for that stupid math test?

- We need to brush up
a little more.

- Okay, but let's do it
at Maggie's. I'm starving.

- Deal.

(Woody snorts)
- Woody's watching us.

- (Grunts)

Okay, wrench!

No, the wrench is the one that...

Look at you,
you had it all the time!

- (Giggling)

(Truck rumbles)

- Well, I'll be.

(Truck door opens)

Rich Wannstedt!

- How ya doin' there, Jack?
- Well, I can't complain,

but you didn't come here
to see how I'm doin', did ya?

You're not gonna try
and rope me back

into the stock business?

- Naw, you pretty much told me

that you were done workin' with me,

but I was, uh, hoping maybe
your granddaughter

would feel different.
- Oh?

- I got myself a bronc
that's kinda lost his mojo,

so to speak, and I was thinkin'
maybe the miracle girl

might just be the one
to get it back.

(Shovel scrapes)

- Hey.
- They're lookin' healthy.

- Yeah, they're doin' great.

Ty: So someone has baby
on the brain this morning.

Amy: Huh?

- You left all the websites
on the computer open.

- Oh, right, uh, Lou sent me
a bunch of links.

- Ah, that makes sense.
- (Chuckles)

Yup. Maternity wear, sleepers,

strollers, baby clothes...

- Well, she's just makin' up for not
being here in person to badger you.

- I really wish she wouldn't.
She's driving me crazy.

- Mornin', you two.

Hey, do you remember
Rich Wannstedt?

- Um, stock contractor.

- Yeah, that's right.
Well, he's out front.

He's got an issue
with one of his broncs,

wants you to have
a look at him.

- Okay.
- Uh...

Amy, you can't work with a bronc
right now, not like this.

- Uh, yes, I can. Ty, I don't have
to ride a horse to work with one,

and I can do that even like "this".

- Amy...
- Okay but...

- No, just stop!
- I'm lookin' out for you, Amy.

- Okay?

Bubble wrap, bubble wrap.

- (Sighs)

(Foal snuffles)

Adam: You pulled up
our next worksheet?

- Uh, no I'm, I'm looking
at something online.

This is unbelievable!

Look.

Adam: Oh my God.

He killed that bear?

- Yeah, and not just any bear,
a Gobi bear.

They're super rare and
they're only in Mongolia,

and there's only like
30 of them left in total!

This guy killed one for the fun of it
and then posed for a picture.

- That's just so...

- Disgusting.

Tim: What's disgusting?

(Door opens, guys laugh)
Jade: You have no idea!

I don't even think
he could ride a horse!

I don't know what he was
thinking. Guys, over here!

- Wow, I wish I could see this kind of
energy at my rodeo school, huh?

Matt: Oh, come on!

(Hooves thud gently,
horse snorts)

- (Clicks his tongue)

- So this is Hellion?

- Well, he's a quiet
buckin' horse

until you get him in the chute,

and then he's one of the
rankest broncs on the circuit,

at least he used to be.

- So what's goin' on?

- Well, he injured his back
real bad last year.

My vet says it's healed,

but it's kinda like
he's lost his spirit.

- So he's just not buckin' anymore or...?
- Nope.

And it's not much good havin'
a bronc with no buck.

Looks like I'm gonna
have to sell him off.

- Well, he might be gentle

but he's no broke
saddle horse either.

Who'd want him?
- Kill buyers.

- I don't want to.

That's why I brought him to you first.

- He's probably just afraid
of re-injuring himself.

We have to help him get
his confidence back.

(Hellion snorts)

Rich: How quickly can you do
that sorta thing? Give you a couple of days?

- There's no way I could
promise that.

- Oh, sorry, I've already spent too much
time and money on his recovery.

But if you want to take a shot,
I'll leave him here.

- Okay. I'll work with him.

- So then the guy asked me

if I wanted to go for a ride
in his tub some time.

So I slapped him
across the face - hard.

I mean, I thought he was tryin'
to talk dirty or something,

but turns out he actually did
have a bathtub on wheels

because he was that
crazy rodeo clown.

I felt bad, but, I mean,
how was I supposed to know?

He wasn't wearing any makeup.
- (Guys laugh)

- Hey, I know you.

It's, um, Clay, right?

Saddle broncs.
Kamloops last year?

I beat ya.
- Right. How could I forget?

(Hard punch, patrons gasp)
Jade: What the..?

Tim: Hey, hey!
Hey, what's that about?

- He had it comin' and he knows it.
Tim: Get outta my diner! Come on.

Jade: You okay?
Matt: Yeah, yeah.

- Who was that guy?

(Theme music)

♪ And at the break of day
you sank into your dream ♪

♪ You dreamer
Oh, oh, oh, oh ♪

♪ You dreamer ♪

♪ You dreamer ♪

- (Sighs) Wow, what a jerk!

Georgie: Such a sore loser.

All because you beat him
at a rodeo last year?

Tim: All right, all right, what...

What did he mean
you had it coming?

- It was nothing,
just gamesmanship.

(Guys laugh)
Guy: Yeah.

- What?

- He drew a bronc
I'd ridden before,

so I gave him some helpful advice.

(Guys chuckle)

I told him that the horse bucked
with his head low.

- Except it didn't?
(Guys laugh)

Right, he gave him too much rein
and it threw him.

- Yup, somethin' like that.

- And you guys all think
that's funny.

(Guys laugh)
It's not funny.

That's not gamesmanship either...
(Ice crackles)

...and I woulda knocked you on your butt
too, if you did that to me.

(Guys laugh)

(Laughing)
Guy: That's great.

(Truck rumbles)

(Truck door opens)

Casey: Seriously? Again?

- I know, I'm sorry.
(Truck door shuts)

Tim got stuck at the diner.

- Yeah, right. Like is this
how it's gonna be now?

Every time he wants something for
the school, he's just gonna send you?

- I don't want to get
in the middle of this.

Can we just go over your
upcoming rodeo schedule?

- Great.

- Jack...

It's nothing against you,

but if he wants that information,
he can come and get it himself.

We both live and work
in the same small community.

- I get it
- What's done is done.

We both need to start
acting like grownups.

- That was impressive in there.

You obviously have all those little boys
wrapped around your finger.

Jade: Whatever.
- No judgment, I'm just sayin'.

If you're gonna be a buckle bunny--
- Excuse me?!

- Why don't you be with the best?

Maybe we could hook up sometime.

- (Disgusted grunt)

- I'll take that as a no.

Least for now.

- Yes, Adam, okay.

That's enough about the test!
(Door opens)

Yeah, all right,
I'll see you tomorrow.

(Door bangs shut)
Okay, bye.

(Exasperated sigh)

How can someone be so obsessed
about a math test?!

- I'm pretty sure
that's not a complaint

many of my girlfriends
ever had about me.

- You already missed dinner.

- Yeah, I ate somethin' at Maggie's.
(Door opens)

So?
(Door closes)

How'd it go with the schedule?

- The only thing I learned

was that Casey's even more
annoyed than I am

about how you been
duckin' her.

- Duckin' her?

Lou's outta town.
Somebody's gotta run the diner.

- Well, you coulda had
her meet you there then.

- I'm not afraid to deal
with Casey,

if that's what you're saying, Jack.

She's made it clear what she wants
and what she doesn't want.

This isn't about the rodeo.

- Okay, then put on
your big boy pants, Tim,

and just leave me out of it,
would ya?

(Dishes clank)

- Hey.
- Hey.

- You heard about this
Gobi bear story?

- Yeah, it's all over
the Internet.

I can't believe this guy
killed one

just to hang over his fireplace
or something stupid like that.

- Dumbass people with
too much money.

- Look at his sweet face.

It's the saddest thing.

Ty: It says at this rate they're gonna be
extinct within the year.

- What kind of a person would kill
one of these just for sport?

- So senseless.

- I wish we could just...

I don't know, hop on a plane,

go over there
and just do something!

- (Sighing) Yeah.

It's pretty tough
to just sit back

and watch these people get away
with this kinda stuff.

(Truck door opens)

(Truck door shuts)

- If you wanna talk about
my rodeo schedule, I am right here.

- I'm not avoiding you.
I'm busy.

Look, I'm setting up
for my rodeo school.

- I know you are.
That's why I'm here actually.

My nephew just moved to town.

He's got a lot of raw talent,
but he needs a coach.

I'm wondering if you can
take him on?

- (Sighs)

Yeah, I guess.

I mean, my rodeo school
is open to all comers.

- Great. Here he comes now.

(Truck rumbles)

(Country music blares on radio)

(Country music cuts off)
(Truck door opens)

- Oh...
(Truck door shuts)

- You're sure you don't mind
helping me?

- No, of course not!

- I just feel bad.
If only I could just ride.

- But you can't, and you know,
it's not too often

I get to help you do your thing.
This is fun for me.

- Well, that's good. We need to remind
Hellion how strong he is

and that he's still got
what it takes in the chute.

(Cinch snicks)
- Let's get at it.

- Okay, come on, buddy.

(Hellion snorts, hooves clip clop)

Jade: I know, I know.
(Guys talk)

Tim: Oh, hey, great of you all
to roll in at your own leisure!

- What's with the attitude?
We're totally on time.

- If you're not five minutes early,
you're five minutes late.

We've talked about this, Jade.

Now there's somebody
I want you to meet.

I'm bringin' a new guy
into the school.

Hey, you wanna put
your phone down?

No phones here.

This is Clay McMurtry.

I believe some of you may have met.
- Are you serious?

After what he did
at the diner?!

- See, right there,
that's the energy I wanna see,

because lately you guys have
been treating my rodeo school

like a country club
and that's gonna stop today!

So you can leave
your gear here,

because we're not
gonna be riding.

- What are you talking about?

- We're gonna build
an obstacle course,

and we're gonna run it,
actually, you're gonna run it.

- What is this, basic training?

- That's exactly What it is,
private!

We're gonna get back to basics.

You're gonna get quicker,
you're gonna get stronger,

you're gonna find some heart.

Why are you staring at me?

Unload the truck!
Build the course! Let's go!

(Clapping)
Come on, move it!

-Let's do it.

- Come on.

Guy: We can handle this.

- So you're actually
a bronc rider.

- That's right.
And I'm after buckles,

just not ones that belong to
some two-bit cowboy-wannabe.

(Gate squeaks open)

- Looks like I don't have
to go into the clinic later,

so I'm here for the day.

- Good. Maybe start by checking
up on that caribou, all right?

- Is everything all right?

- Peachy keen, buddy.

- Are you mad at me, Bob?

What's up, man?

- You see that story
circulating online?

- The one about what happened
in Mongolia?

- Yeah, well, it pisses me off!
- Yeah, me too.

I can't believe that guy.

- It's not just one guy though.

It's happening all the time.

Remember Cecil the lion?

Listen to me.
It's not like I'm any better.

- What? Because of those
bear poachers?

That was a bit more
complicated, Bob.

- It doesn't make it right.

When I saw that photograph
of that guide

with the scarf over his face...

It felt like I was just like him.

- Hey, you gotta let it go, Bob.

It's not like there's anything
we can do in the situation.

- Says who?!

"Cause somebody's gotta do something
about things like this!

- I think on that one
I got 76 degrees.

- That's what I got too.

- Okay, good. I got it right.

- It sounds like you did
pretty great.

- Told you I was ready.

- What about the last side-
side side triangle question?

- I think for that one I got

104.1, 28.2 and 47.7.

- How did you come up with that?

- Like the rest of them.

I found a way to make
two right angles.

Why? Did I get it wrong?

- That's not what I had.

You should really be using
the cosine law.

- It's too complicated. Mr. Reed
doesn't want us using it yet.

- It's the next step
in solving triangles,

we might as well
get ahead of the game.

You probably would have
got that right if you did.

(Bugs buzz, birds chirp)

- Okay, Grandpa, bring him up!

- Come on, boy, let's do this.

(Clicks tongue) Yip.

(Hellion snorts)

- That's it! Keep going!
- Yup.

Come on!
(Hellion snorts)

Amy: Well, he's following really well,

but do you think maybe
you could pick up the pace?

Tim: Pick up the pace,
would ya?!

(Clattering footfalls)
Get those skinny butts in gear!

You sound like Clydesdales!

(Clattering footfalls)
Wow.

- Excuse me, wannabe-cowboy
comin' through.

Tim: That's it!

Lookin' good!

(Hooves thunder)

- Ready, go!

Come on, come on, come on!
Knees up, knees up!

That's it, Jade!

Somebody's behind already.

- Look at you.

See?

It doesn't hurt, does it?

- Well, take him back down?

- Yeah, I think the more times
we do it

the better his confidence will be.

Tim: (Clapping) Let's go!

- (Grunts)

- That's it!

- Once you get down
to the bottom,

can you gallop him across
the meadow

and then bring him back up
the hill at a trot.

(Hooves clatter, bridle clanks)

Tim: Oh, Jade, that's it!
That's it, Jade!

Come on, Clay! Come on, Clay!
Let's go!

- (Grunts with effort)

- Guys, come on,
let's move, move.

(Hooves thud)

(Country music)

(Students grunt with effort)

- Good, over there now.

(Hooves thud)

- That looks great, Grandpa!

Now try to do some
figure eights.

(Chuckles)

(Student groans)

- Wow, it's a sad day
at the rodeo school.

Guy: Whatever.

(Students pant)

- I don't even know
how I feel right now,

but I do know that no one
has finished the course!

- What?!
- Oh, look at these heroes.

- Don't let him beat you, Jade!
- Yeah go, Jade!

- You can do it!

- You can beat him! Go, go, go!
- Come on, Jade!

Tim: Come on!
Guy: You can do it, Jade!

Guy 2: Come on, go, go!

- I got it!
Guy: Yeah! Whoo!

- Yes!
- What?! You didn't win!

- Hey, yes I did! Tim, I won right?
- Who cares?

Matt: Are we done. Does this
mean we can go home now?

- Yeah, you can go home. You can
take down the course first,

load it all back into my truck,

and don't bother doin'
your laundry,

'cause we're gonna do it
all again tomorrow.

Guys: What?! Awl

- We both know I won.

- You think I give a damn?

- (Chuckles) Yeah, I do,

and this whole coming
in second thing?

Get used to it.

(Exhales angrily)

- You think he's ready for this?
- I sure hope so.

It's not like we had
to re-build his strength.

We just had to show him
it was already there.

- (Grunts)

- Let's see what he's got.

- All right.

(Gate clanks)
You all set?

- Ready.

- Here we go!
(Gate clanks)

- Come on, get up!

Really?
(Sighs dejectedly)

Come on, Hellion.

- Well... it's a start.

- Not a very good one.

He's gotta remember
who he used to be.

(Hellion snuffles)

Maybe he needs a taste
of his old life.

- Not bad out there today.

- What that little
jungle-gym setup?

Pfft. Child's play.
Wait'll you see me on a bronc.

- Yeah, well I look forward
to gettin' you to the next level.

- Seriously?

- That's why you're here,
isn't it? To get better.

- I'm only here because
my aunt wants me to be.

She seems to think you're God's
gift to coaching or something.

- Really? She said that.

Clay: She was pushin' really
hard for me to join,

but this rodeo school thing
you got goin' on?

I ain't buyin' it. Sure you can teach
someone how to play the cello,

but riding a bronc? That ain't
something you can learn.

That's something you gotta
be born with.

- First of all, no one's
ever gonna teach you

how to play the cello.

And you may think
you were born for this

and that your name is gonna
pave your way in the rodeo,

but you better think again
"cause these broncs,

they don't know the difference
between a McMurtry or a Smith.

- They will.

- Dude, you are not
gonna believe this!

- What's goin' on?

- Afire burning in my belly
for this Gobi bear thing.

- Yeah, man, me too.

- Good, because I think there's
something we can do about it.

- Really. Well, what do you
have in mind?

- I called this guy I used to
work for, his name's Gavin.

- Okay.

- He works for Veterinarians without
Borders. It's this organization--

- Yeah, I know who they are.
They take on vets to deal with animals

in jeopardy. They have volunteers
all over the world.

- Yes, including Mongolia,

and this Gobi bear issue's become
a top priority for them, especially now.

- Okay. So where do we fit in?

- He says he can send us there
in a heartbeat, me and you.

So what do you say?
Are we gonna do this?

(Grill sizzles)
- Whoa.

- What?
- Lookin' a little burnt.

- I know how to cook ribs,
thank you very much!

- I'm just sayin' I'd take 'em off
if I were you.

- I've been barbecuin'
for 50 years, I can handle it!

- Tryin' to help.

Georgia: An obstacle course?
So, was it fun?

Amy: Hey, dad?

Jade: I guess it wasn't totally lame.
- Yeah?

- If you're done riling up Grandpa
can I ask you a favor?

- Sure.

- I'm working with this bronc

and I want him to feel like
he's at an actual rodeo,

you know, see what he's like in the arena
with a bunch of people watching.

Can I bring him by
your school tomorrow?

- Yeah, I guess I could get
the kids to make some noise.

Maybe they'd show some life
for once.

- (Chuckles)

- Seems like you're taking
any nasty animal

into the school these days.

- I know Clay is a pain.

Best way to keep him quiet
is to beat him.

Amy: Okay, who's Clay?

- Casey's nephew.
-He is?

- What? You're coaching
Casey's nephew?

- Why else would he take on that jerk?
- All right, calm down.

You know, I didn't take him on
because he's Casey's nephew.

I took him on because
he shows potential.

Ty: Who's got potential?
Amy: Hey, hon.

- No, no I'm bored with this.

- (Chuckles)

- Here, honey.
There you go, hon.

Amy: So...how was the reserve?

- Ah, it was, it was all right.

- What did Bob say about
the Gobi bears?

- Yeah, I bet that really
got under his skin.

- Oh, you read the story too?

- Well, yeah. It's all over the Internet.
It's pretty horrifying.

- Yeah, and it's gonna keep
happening

if someone doesn't
do something to stop it.

- Let me guess, Bob thinks
he's that someone?

He's probably on a flight
to Mongolia right now.

- (Nervous chuckle)
Yeah. Sounds like Bob.

Jack: Look at these babies!

Ty: Wow, those smell good.

- Yeah, and they will taste
even better, guaranteed!

- That's 'cause I told him
to take 'em off.

- I heard that.

Amy: (Chuckles)
Jack: Okay, dig in everybody!

(Door opens)

(Door bangs shut)

- Oh, thanks.
- Yup.

- So what did Bob really say
about the Gobi bears?

- What do you mean?

- Well, you were acting kind
of, I don't know, weird

when Amy was joking about
Bob hopping on a plane.

- Uh, well he's not...
hopping on a plane, so.

- Well, does he want to
or something?

What? What's going on?

- (Sighs)

Bob knows somebody
in this organization

that needs vets in Mongolia
to help deal with this.

- Wow! Are you serious?

- Yeah, and Bob thinks that
we should do it.

- So you could actually
go over there

and help save their lives?

- Yeah. Opportunity
of a lifetime, right?

- Yeah!
- The timing with...

Amy being pregnant and...

- Well, you have to tell her
about this.

- I will tell her. Bob needs to get
more information first,

and I want all the facts
before I talk to her.

So please don't...

-I, I won't say anything.
- Thank you.

- Oh, that's so exciting!

- (Whispers) Keep it down.
- (Whispers) Oh, okay, okay.

(Excited exhale)

- (Grunts)

(Tire thumps)

(Tire thumps)
(Swipes hands)

Fancy meetin' you here.

- Yeah, I'm, uh,
here all the time.

Just checkin' out
a couple of horses.

- Checkin' out a couple horses?

At exactly the same time that
you know I run my rodeo school.

- So what are you saying?
You think I'm stalking you?

- Stalking you?

(Laughs)

I wouldn't say stalking.

I'd say maybe sniffin'
around a little.

- Sniffing around?
Did you really say that?

- I know why you pushed Clay
to enter my rodeo school.

Using your nephew
to get close to me.

All I can say to that is -
well played, McMurtry...

well played.

Why don't you just t...

Okay.

(Truck rumbles)

(Truck turns off, door opens)

- Here it is, man -
everything you need to know

about Veterinarians
without Borders.

- Very cool.

- Yeah. Oh and hey, great news -

My buddy Gavin says he's totally willing
to take us on, even for a short term.

- Really?
- Yeah.

- Well, great!
- Yeah, man, Mongolia!

- How short is a short term though?
- Oh, it'll be perfect.

I know a guy who's willing
to look after this place,

and you'll be back before
the baby's even born, I swear.

- Yeah, but how short is that?

- Uh, four months.
Perfect set up.

- (Sighing) Four months?

No, man, it's not perfect.
Four months? (Sighs)

What if the baby comes early?

What if there's complications?
I can't...

- Look, I know how huge
this is, okay?

You're havin' a baby.

It's gonna be the best thing that ever
happened to you, but come on,

we have the perfect background for this.

We can protect those bears and maybe even
find ways to boost the population.

Just imagine, we could actually
help these guys beat extinction.

And then there's
the local herders.

Apparently they've lost most
of their livestock

because of a bad drought.

So it's not just about saving animals,
we'd be helping people too, right?

- Man, I really wanna do this.
- Yeah.

- But I don't know if Amy could ever
forgive me for taking off right now.

- Well, that's a question
you gotta ask your wife, bro.

(Taps his back)

- (Sighs)

(Low hum of chatter)

(Buckles clank)

- He looks pretty tame
for a bronc.

- I've seen plenty
of gentled horses

who are full of surprises
once they get in the chute.

- Right. From all those years
you've spent on the circuit.

- Okay, I want you guys
to start makin' noise

like it's the finals
at the Stampede!

Let's go. (Claps)
Right now! Loud!

All: Whoo! Whoo, whoo, whoo,
whoo, whoo! Come on, Hellion!

Yeah, come on!
(Hellion snorts)

- I think it's working.

(Gate clanks)
Jade: Whoo!

(Hooves thunder)

(Thumping hooves)

- (Gasps)

(Hellion snorts fiercely)

(Students shout and cheer)

(Hellion snorts and whinnies)

- Whoa.
- Oh, man, I did not see that comin'.

- I did.

Never rule out what
any bronc is capable of.

(Hellion snorts wildly)
(Fence bangs loudly)

- This was a good idea, Amy.

I figure that horse officially
has his mojo back!

(Hellion whinnies)

- That was somethin', huh?

- It's so cool to see a top
flight horse like that up close.

- I've ridden a couple
that are just as nasty--

- Do you ever shut the hell up?

- I'm just sayin' I have,
right through to the horn.

I could probably do the same
on that guy.

- You're so full of it.
- Confidence? I'll take that.

- You know, I think I could
ride that horse too,

but you don't see me
braggin' about it.

- You just did. So let's see who's got
the game to back it up.

Match ride. Right here, right how.

- No, nobody's riding Hellion.
He's done his work for today.

Thanks.
- So bring him back tomorrow.

- You're crazy!

- You want to get him
rodeo-ready, don't ya?

Wouldn't it be good idea to get him
used to some actual riders?

- You know, in case you
haven't noticed,

Hellion is a professional
and you guys are hot.

- Oh, I get it. You don't want
the girl to get hurt.

- Okay, that's BS! I can ride that horse.
Let me show him!

- You really think
you can ride Hellion?

- Yeah.
- Absolutely.

- Can you bring him
back tomorrow?

- Are you serious?

- Who am I to stand in the way
of these budding rodeo stars?

Al right...

but today we get to do
the obstacle course again,

so grab your gear
and start settin' things up.

You two. Guys, come on.

Now. Let's go. Go on!

- Come on, Dad.

- Who knows? Maybe it'll knock
'em down a peg or two.

- Or kill 'em.
- (Sighs)

(Saddle thumps)
- Just sayin'.

- You only missed out on the best mark
in the class by a couple percent!

- It's all because
of that one question.

- Stop beating yourself up
about it.

- I must have plugged the wrong
number in the cosine law.

How could I have been
so stupid?!

You know this is the first time

I didn't get the best mark
in class in forever.

- Well, I'm the only one who beat you,
so that just means you're a great tutor!

- Maybe I shoulda used the same
simplistic formula you used.

I just can't believe
you beat me.

(Door opens)
(Students laugh)

Matt: Oh yeah, I can't wait...

- Tomorrow morning,
rodeo grounds, be there.

- Okay...
- Clay is so going down.

You know that bronc that
Amy's been working with?

- Yeah, the one who's lost his mojo.
- Yeah, well he's got it back

and Clay's gonna ride him.

- What?!

- Yeah, and so am I.
We're doing a match ride.

So whoever can stay on
the longest is the winner.

- Well, are you sure you can handle him?
- Clay's all talk.

- I meant the horse.

- Better than Clay can.

Matt: Yeah, you got this.
Guy: Yeah.

- (Sighs)

- Hop, hop, hop, scotch. I win!

- Boy, you got me there!
(Door opens)

How did you do that again?

(Door shuts)
Is everything okay?

- Yeah, yeah.

We got our marks back
on our math tests today.

- Uh-oh, not good?

- Uh, no actually,
I got 95 percent, an A-plus.

- You did? 95 percent?!

- Adam's all upset that
I beat him though.

- You beat Adam?

- (Laughing) I know. I'm just
as shocked as you are.

Just not as blown away as he is.

He's acting like it's the end
of the world or something.

- Oh, well, I'm sorry
to hear that,

but don't let it take away
from this.

95 percent! You gotta be
proud about that!

- Thanks, Jack.
Jack: (Chuckles)

Wait'll you tell your Mom.

We'll hear her screamin'
all the way from New York!

- I'll go Skype her right now!

(Truck rumbles)

(Truck shuts off)
(Dog barks)

(Soft music)

(Door opens)
- Hey, Amy?

(Tool clinks down)

- Ta-da! A changing table!

- Oh my God!
- (Laughs happily)

- That's amazing!

- Isn't it so cute?
I just put it together myself!

- I love it.
- (Chuckles)

It's starting to feel like this
space is for three, doesn't it?

- Yeah, yeah.
- And we can get a little mobile

and hang it right above
the cradle.

- Okay, let's not get ahead
of ourselves too much there.

We still have five months to go.

- (Chuckles) I'm startin' to sound
like Lou, aren't I?

- Just a little bit.

- (Laughing) I just...
I had the most amazing day!

- Yeah?
- I made great progress with Hellion

and it just made me realize

that there's so much I can still do
even if I can't ride.

And then I went shopping
and I found this...

It just, I don't know,
it all hit me at once.

How exciting is this?!
Planning for our baby together!

(Laughing)

- What's this?
- Oh, that's nothin'.

Just somethin' from work.
- Okay.

- You did a great job puttin'
this thing together.

- Thank you.
- Come here.

- (Laughing)

(Sighs)

- Oh boy. Thanks, Jack.

Guys will you help, Jack,
please.

- Are you crazy?
I know that horse.

My nephew's not riding him.

And neither should Jade,
for that matter.

You're the one who's always
been so protective of her,

now you're just gonna
let her ride a pro bronc!?

- I know that neither
one of them

is likely to ride him out, okay?
But they can both take a fall.

So it's probably gonna be
a good lesson.

- I wouldn't be so sure
about that.

Tim: See right there... that.

T-That trash talking and bragging
between the two of them.

Talk is cheap, bud, it's time to ride.
- I couldn't agree more.

- Right there.
- If anything happens to him.

- (Groans)

- This should be pretty cool.

- You're not worried about Jade?

- Nah, she's put in a lot of work into this,
she should be able to handle herself.

- Sometimes it doesn't matter
how much you prepare.

One false move... and you get
spilled on your butt.

- (Sighs) Good luck!

- Thanks for coming to watch.

- I'm glad you think there's
something worth seeing.

- You're gonna be surprised
by how far he's come. I'm sure of it.

- I hope so.

But he needs to be all the way back
if I'm gonna keep him.

- Okay. Don't do anything stupid.

You can't handle him,
if you get into any kind of trouble,

you gotta double grab and let
the pickup man get you. Okay?

- I'll be fine.

- Yeah. Well, I'm not really
worried about you.

It's Casey I'm worried about.

She'll kill me if anything happens to you.
So don't be a hero.

Okay?

You got this.

(Hellion snorts)

(Gates clank open)

(Hellion whinnies)

(Hooves thunder)

- C'mon, Hellion!
You can do it!

(Hooves thud)

(Grunts with effort)

(Hellion whinnies)

(Hoovers thunder)

(Hellion whinnies)

- (Relieved sighs)

- Gotta admit, pretty good ride.
- Thanks...

I was hoping he'd be a little
more of a challenge though.

(Tired exhale)

Who knows, you might actually
have a shot on this guy.

Oh, and be sure to give him
a whole lot of rein.

- (Satisfied sigh)

He did great, didn't he?

- That kid or my horse?

- Both... I guess.

- Not in my opinion.

The only reason an amateur
rode him out

was because Hellion
was bucking like one too.

- You have to cut him some slack.

This was his first time back
since the injury.

- I just don't see that edge
he used to have.

If that's the best he's got,
it's not good enough for me.

- Hold on,
Jade still has to go.

Just stay and watch.
Maybe he needed a warm-up run.

- Fine. But I think I've seen
everything I need to see.

(Wood clanks)

(Approaching footsteps)

Ty: How is the caribou doing?

- Oh, he's pretty much there.

We'll be able to release him
before we head off to Mongolia.

- Ah, you know, that's actually
what I wanted to talk to you about.

- Amy wasn't too receptive, or?

- No, it's not that... I...

I didn't actually tell her.
- What? C'mon. Man up.

- I'm not afraid of how
she'll react, Bob.

She's not like that.
- Then talk to her!

- It's me. Bob, I-I don't wanna go.

I mean, I do...

I really wanna go...

Okay?

It's just... I can't right now,
I wanna be a dad.

I wanna set a good example,
you know, fight for what I believe in,

but how is not a good time.
Not during the pregnancy.

- You do realize you're not
the one carrying the child, right?

- I don't wanna miss anything, man, I...

I'll never be able to get that back.

- Well, I'm still gonna go.
- Well, good.

- Yeah.
- You're gonna do great.

Keep me in the loop with
everything that goes on, okay?

- Okay.
- All right.

- All right, I'll see you later.

- (Inhales, clears his throat)

Man: ..that saddle
of the side there!

- More rein like I said. Go here.

Suit yourself.
See how that works.

- (Nervous exhale)
Matt: You got it, Jade!

- You all right?
- I'm good.

(Gates clank open)

(Hellion whinnies)

- Go, Jade!
- Come on, Jade!

(Hooves thunder)

(Dirt scuffs)

(Hellion whinnies)

(Landing thud)

- (Gasps)

(Hellion whinnies)

- (Pained grunts)
Georgie: Jade!

- Jade?!

Hey.

- Dammit!

(Frustrated grunt)

(Hoover thunder)

- You could have stayed on if you had
just given him more rein, just like I said.

- Wow...

Jade had a way tougher ride
than Clay.

- Yeah...

Hellion was back on his game.
I mean, there's not many pros

who could've handled him
that time around.

- Does that mean
you'll keep him then?

- Are you kidding?

You just put the hell back
in Hellion.

Thank you.

- (Upset exhale) I can't believe I lost!

- You did really great.

- No. Now Clay thinks
he's better than me.

There's no way he would
have stayed on that time.

- Hey, don't worry about that guy.

Who cares if you win this stupid contest.
You rode a pro bronc.

And it sure seemed like
he gave you a rougher ride.

You should be happy
you stayed on as long as you did.

- (Sighs)
I hate losing.

- Hmm.

- What? Did I say something wrong?

- No. It's just surprising advice.

Considering the way you've been
acting about the test.

- That's different.
- No, it's not.

And the thing that bugs you most is that
I'm the one who got a better mark.

You should be totally stoked
about how great we both did.

But you can't get past
the fact I beat you.

- You don't know
what it's like, Georgie...

To always have to be
the smartest one in class.

- Says who?
- Me... That's who I am.

(Sighs) Or at least
that's who I used to be.

Now I'm not even the smartest one
in my relationship.

- (Sighs)

Look on the bright side...
At least you're in a relationship.

- I have to admit...

That was even better than
getting the top mark in class.

I guess you're right...

I don't always have to be
the best every time.

Besides it was only one test.

I mean, I still have the best
average of the year so far.

- Better watch out... I could still
beat you on the final exam.

I am on a roll after all.

(Skid clanks)

- You're lucky my nephew
came away in one piece.

- Yeah, with his ego intact,
unfortunately.

He and Jade have developed
quite a rivalry.

- I'm sure you can handle that.

I think the school
is a good place for Clay.

That's why I brought him...
not to sniff around your life.

- Yeah, ah... about that choice
of words--

- And just so you know, I don't need
an excuse to come by

and tell you how I really feel
about you...

It's probably time I did just that.

- Okay.

- (Sighs)

Look the truth is...

I still love you.

I never stopped...
you were just moving so fast...

I needed to put the brakes on.

- So what are you sayin'?

- Well, I'm still not ready
to play house, but...

if you wanted
to give it another shot...?

- Well, after all these months...

- (Sighs) Would you just cut
to the chase, Tim.

Do you want to be with me or not?

- Hey, Georgie, is Amy upstairs?

- Yeah, I think she's up in the loft.
- Okay.

- Um, have you talked to her
about Mongolia yet?

- No, I haven't talked to her
because I'm not going.

- Oh. Okay.

I guess that makes sense.

- Can I ask you a favor?
- I'm not gonna say anything.

- Thanks, Georgie.

(Steps thud on the stairs)

- (Amy grunts)

- Amy! Is everything okay?
- No... It's not.

- I popped the button on my jeans...
and I can't get it done up.

(Sighs)
- (Laughs)

I-I thought...
- It's not funny.

- I'm sorry... I...

Did you get it?
- Yeah, good.

What's in there?

- This is...

something for the baby...

- Really? What is it?
- Yeah. I'll show ya.

There, I think it's ready.

- I think it's absolutely perfect.
(Kiss)

(Mobile lullaby plays)

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