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Previously on Wildfire.
Matt, my trailer's on fire.
All my stuff.
What am I gonna do?
Stay in the house.
You can take my room.
Matt! Get out!
I'm sorry. I'm sorry.
I thought you were Todd.
Jesse? Remember Henry's younger brother, Jesse?
Trading in my P.O. box and making Raintree my new address.
Davis Farm took Flame.
You're part of that now.
I'm selling to Filetta Corp.
Because of Flame, because I wouldn't trade him?
Damn right.
You're Filetta Corp, aren't you?
The farm stays in the family.
R.J.?Blake.
I was worried about you.
Our next rider of the day is Ken Davis Jr..
It was like I was alive for the first time.
I've been looking for that feeling all my life.
Should I be worried?
Probably.
Every opportunity in life has an expiration date.
I've decided to move out.
Is this because of me?
I know it's the right thing to do.
♪ I see me someday sleeping softly ♪
♪ Flowers straight across my knees ♪
♪ Hear the cries of friends and family ♪
♪ Missing me
♪ Press on, press on
Hey, you.
Hey.
What's keeping you up?
Thinking about leaving Raintree.
You like living in the house?
A real bathroom.
I fixed the bathroom lock.
Thanks.
When are you moving out?
Whenever we find a place.
Jillian just got back yesterday
and it's a real priority for her.
For her? For us.
Then living together's the right move.
♪ Press on
♪ Press on
Some fog, huh?
Something's blowing in.
You getting cold?
No, no, no, I'm okay.
Thanks.
♪ So I'll fly up into heaven
Good night.
Good night.
♪ He will welcome the weary
♪ So press on
Flame?
♪ Press on
♪ Life is filled with better music ♪
Wildfire, look who's here.
Look.
♪ Let him swoop down like an eagle ♪
It's okay.
You're safe, you're back with Wildfire.
♪ With the morning light, got your mind in sight ♪
♪ And I wanna be there all my life ♪
♪ With the morning light, got your mind in sight ♪
♪ And I wanna be there
♪ 'Cause you're all I ever dreamed of ♪
♪ Your stars are out in threesomes ♪
♪ Oh, that's right
Kris.
I had the most amazing dream.
Oh my God.
It wasn't a dream.
It wasn't a dream.
You're gonna have to take him back to Davis Farm, you know?
Oh, there he is, thank God.
I appreciate you bringing him back, Kris.
Why don't you put him up, Bobby.
I guess someone left his stall open.
Or maybe Flame opened it himself.
Now why would he do that?
To visit his daddy?
Well then, I guess this is his last visit, I'm afraid.
You know his leg is crooked.
My vet says he'll never match Wildfire's track speed, so...
I'm selling him before I get in too deep.
Excuse me, Mr. Davis?
Could I get your signature?
Thank you much.
All right.
Hey. Do you know where the keys are for the truck?
I figured I'd go pick up some more feed supplement
on the way back from the tack store.
Before you do that...
...you should take a look at the latest from Tim Sullivan.
Five pages?
Pay special attention to the details on Avatar and Striker.
See how fun it is to run a ranch?
Heh, fun.
Speaking of fun.
Uncle Jesse's on his way home.
Oh, cool.
Did you fix the bunkhouse water heater?
That's broken, too?
I'll get to it.
Hey, you.
Matt, I just did a virtual tour of the most perfect condo
in our realtor's office.
We have a realtor?
Uh huh. He's showing us the apartment at two.
Two o'clock today?
I have work here.
I can hear you pouting.
It's just, it's perfect.
Okay, 1:45, I'll pick you up.
You know, you don't sound very excited.
I'm excited.
Okay. I'll see you later.
See you then. Bye.
Well, where were we?
No, you're right, it should have been handled.
Don't worry.
I'm on it now.
All right. All right.
And thank you for your patience.
Okay, bye.
Hey. Welcome home.
Thanks.
How was Tulsa?
Abilene.
Yeah, Abilene.
Great. I rode a bull for an hour and a half.
Hey, that's excellent.
You, uh, you achieved your goals
and you're ready to get on with your life?
The rodeo is my life now.
Junior, I could really use your help here,
running the ranch.
You've got Dani.
Oh, come on.
She barely shows her face around here since R.J. showed up.
She just dropped everything.
I can't find the company payroll.
Flame needs a Coggins test before the auction.
The alfalfa came in at twice--
Wait, you're selling Flame?
He's got a crooked leg.
Can't that be fixed?
Sure, by somebody else.
Well, why not us?
Us, as in, you, me, and Dani, that us?
Junior, come on,
either you're here or you're visiting.
The next rodeo's in two weeks,
and I'm gonna be there.
Suit yourself.
Hey.
Pablo told me about, um, Flame's condition.
It's a nightmare.
What are you doing?
Pablo said there's a way to cure him without surgery.
One of these vet websites should have some information,
it's just...
I'm not really good with computers, can you help me?
Maybe later.
I've got a lot of--
Matt. Whatever you have to do, I'll help you do it.
Please? Flame can't wait.
Okay.
I'm not much of a computer guy, either, but--
Okay.
Check this out.
Well, it's the princess and the cowboy.
Don't let me interrupt.
Hi, Dad.
Hello, sweetie.
How are you doing, R.J.?
Mr. Davis.
So, Junior tells me you guys have another rodeo coming up?
Yup. Yup. Kansas City. Two weeks.
Wow, that's a hell of a drive from here.
He'll leave when he's ready.
No, no, sweetie, just wondering when you were leaving.
That's all.
Don't want to schedule any meetings while you're gone.
Of course, with your, um, motion sickness,
a cross-country road trip probably isn't the best idea.
Has she ever told you about our trip to Yosemite?
Was that three chili dogs you barfed up?
Yes, that poor Mercedes was never the same.
Ah.
So where do you guys stay when you compete?
Stop with the third degree.
No, it's okay.
I, um, I live in my RV when I'm on the road.
That's cozy.
Of course, Dani here is used to a little more space when she travels,
like that five-room flat you rented across from the Louvre in Paris, right?
You ever been to Paris, R.J.?
About a dozen times.
Paris, Texas.
It's on my way to Little Rock.
Well, I scheduled a conference call
about putting Flame up for auction.
Whoa, Flame's up for auction?
Yeah, we discussed it a couple of days ago, remember?
Does running this place around here still interest you?
Of course I am.
You're a lucky man.
Thank you. I know.
Excuse me.
I know what you're trying to do here,
and it won't work.
What's not gonna work is you going low-rent.
You just can't stand to see me happy.
You think he can really make you happy?
Yes!
And we're going to be spending a lot more time together.
Well then, I guess I'm wrong.
Hey...thanks for helping me out.
Yeah, thanks for helping me with Flame.
Uncle Jesse.
Hey!
Hey. How are you?
How was Africa?
Aw, God, it was hot.
It was dusty and the insects were like, this big.
Give me that.
I tried to get National Geographic to extend the shoot,
but they pulled the plug.
Hello there.
Hey, welcome home.
Thank you very much.
Hi, Kris.
Hey.
I've been traveling for two days,
so I think I'm gonna go take a hot shower.
Um, about that...
You didn't fix the water heater?
Wasn't that broken before I left?
I'll get to it today.
I promise.
I'll help.
Want some lunch?
Yeah, I'm starving.
What do you know about plumbing?
What do you know about plumbing?
It's so you.
Yeah? Look at, look at.
Yee haw! Yee haw!
Yee haw! Yee haw!
It could use a few improvements.
Nope. Nope. Just one improvement needed.
What's that?
You.
I don't trust R.J..
Well, when it comes to R.J.,
what you see is what you get.
What R.J. sees in Dani is her money.
I can guess what she sees in him.
Wow, deja vu.
Same rant I heard about Kris.
Yeah, that's my point!
What is it with you two?
The three of us should be building our future here, together.
Dad, face it,
our future is not here together.
Senorita.
Hey!
Kris! Speak of the devil. We were ju--
How are you?
Good. How's Abilene?
I qualified for the rodeo tour,
beat out 50 other guys.
That's awesome.
So, how long's the tour?
Six months.
Sounds great.
So Kris, what brings you here?
Don't sell Flame.
Now look,
I know how you feel about the horse, but,
this is the kind of decision you make with your wallet,
not your heart.
Well, let me talk to you on a dollars and cents level.
Yourdollars and cents.
All right.
I'm listening.
Okay.
Hour by hour therapy schedule with controlled exercise
and special shoes, it's all approved by our vet.
I mean, just give us two weeks with Flame,
and we'll show you progress on his leg.
Us?
Yeah, Matt and me.
Hey, I'll help, too.
Thank you.
Okay, two weeks.
Great. You will not be sorry.
I'm still leaving.
Yeah, of course you are.
So how long do we go for?
Thirty minutes.
What did the farrier say?
The special shoes go on first thing tomorrow morning.
Yeah?
How's it going?
Hey.
What's going on?
So far so good.
Hey, thanks for getting your dad to give us a shot.
No, it was all you.
Anything I can do?
Not really.
Got Flame on his schedule,
and we'll call the vet every day with updates.
Hey, how's my little buddy?
You're getting big.
How's it going?
We better keep him up and moving.
Aw, yeah, sorry.
Matt.
Oh no, The condo.
Yes, we lost it.
But not before I left you six messages on your cell phone.
I left my cell phone at home.
You said you had lots of work to do.
What are you doing here?
Rehabbing Flame, it's a big job.
Well I'm sure, but,
looks like Junior and Kris have it under control.
I'm sorry.
Whoa.
Who's trailer is this?
Did you do all this?
No.
Thank you, Estella.
Hello.
Hola.
With all the time that we've spent here this last week,
I just...I had some ideas.
I hope that you don't mind.
No. Mm mm.
What's that?
A wok.
A what?
It's a wok, it's a stir-fryer.
I did some grocery shopping, too.
I can see that.
Where's my beer?
Oh, it's under the okra.
I love her show.
It's okra, not--
Sweetheart, I'm just joking.
Right.
Wait, wait.
I have a bottle of wine breathing.
Wine breaths?
Where did the glasses come from?
That's another improvement.
To us.
To us.
Yes, and I'll need rush delivery on that.
For Tim Sullivan, care of Raintree.
Right. Thank you.
I need to level the practice ring
and Sullivan's horses are in there.
Because we didn't have the designated stall bedding.
Designated?
By his memo.
He was here a couple of hours ago for a surprise inspection.
Where were you?
Davis? Where you've been for the last week?
We're trying to save Flame.
Your responsibility is here.
You can't believe the earful I got from Tim Sullivan
because we hadn't done everything to the letter.
It was five pages long.
Well, if you had a problem with it
you should have called him.
That's what ranch owners do.
Mind if I watch TV in here,
I can't seem to get reception in the bunkhouse.
How's your thumb?
Ow. It hurts.
What happened?
Well, I got tired of taking cold showers,
so I tried to fix the water heater myself,
but...made it worse, broke the power drill.
I'll get to it--
I'll get to it, I promise!
You know, in Malaysia, they say that a full bowl of rice
is a perfect life.
You my friend have too much rice in your bowl.
So, how did we do?
I don't see any change.
But we followed your directions.
Look, I understand your impatience,
but when you asked me about this treatment,
what did I tell you?
That there are no guarantees it would work.
But it might still work.
You've got to give it more time.
It's only been a week.
That's the one thing that we don't have a lot of.
But nobody's giving up.
What'd I miss?
Nothing good.
No change.
Okay. So, we keep at it.
Yeah, absolutely.
Come on.
No one's giving up on you.
So you want to talk about it?
Talk about what?
Kris.
What about her?
There's nothing going on there?
I'm moving in with Jillian.
What about you?
Me and Kris?
I'm leaving for the rodeo in a week.
Actually I gotta go, cover my entry fees.
Yeah, I have to call Jillian, I'll catch you later.
Okay, let's get started.
Okay, I'm plugging it in.
All right, Flame, this might feel a little weird.
Here we go.
It's okay, buddy.
It's okay, shh, whoa, whoa.
You're here already?
Only since dawn.
Where you been, sleeping beauty?
What's that?
Magnetic therapy unit.
Where'd you get it?
Veterinary School of Medicine at the university.
It's experimental, but they think it might accelerate the therapy.
You drove to the university.
That's a hundred miles from here.
140, but who's counting?
So you drove all night?
That's so nice.
Yeah, well, somebody's gotta do all the work around here.
What?
Hey, babe.
Hi.
This is Greg, Mikey, and Cal.
Oh, hi. Hi.
Nice to meet you.
Pleasure.
What's up. And you.
We're just watching some old rodeo footage.
Come here, grab a seat.
Oh, I guess it's the maid's day off.
Oh, man, hey, this is the one.
Seven wins the event?
Uh, not exactly.
Oh!
Broke his leg in four places!
Oh, man, I could watch that all night.
So you guys all, like, ride bulls, too, then?
Uh, not exactly, no.
We're behind 'em.
We, uh, we keep the arena clean.
Oh, you--
We muck.
Well that sounds--
Stinky?
So I hear you're rich.
Dude, damn, Greg.
You said.
Truth hurts.
You doing okay?
Yeah.
Take some advice.
Don't be distracted when you're working with power tools.
I could use some more advice.
On what?
My distraction.
Ah...Kris.
Is it that obvious?
Well, just to me.
Jillian and I are planning on moving in together.
Mm, so I hear from your worried mother.
Do you know what I should do?
Well, let me just say that I'm not really the best person to ask.
You see, my personal experience is the, uh,
three times I fell in love with two women,
resulting in losing them both, so, you know.
Does it have to end like that?
No.
You know which one you want to be with?
Maybe.
Okay, well, first thing...
..you have to know your own heart,
and after that, you have to risk breaking it.
I know it's stupid, but that's it.
Anyway, good luck.
♪ Windows down, the night blows in ♪
♪ Tough being on the wheel
♪ As the tire spins
♪ Until we're there crank the radio ♪
♪ We'll join in with the songs we know ♪
I don't know what to say.
You've been at it how long?
Eighteen days.
So, no improvement?
No, no, there's been dramatic improvement.
This was just from the shoes?
Uh, and magnetic therapy.
Wow.
Will you give me the data on that?
I'd love to use that treatment in the future.
Sure.
So, he'll be able to race?
Maybe. There's still a lot of work to be done.
But he's on his way to recovery.
Great. Thanks, Doc.
We did it.
We did.
What was that for?
Thank you.
And goodbye.
Goodbye?
Yeah, you're leaving with the rodeo circuit for 6 months.
Yeah.
I'm really proud of you.
I mean, going after your dream full-speed.
Yeah.
So, um, when do we tell your dad the good news?
Um, he should be home in about an hour.
Okay.
Well then I'll see you then?
Hey. Where have you been?
I've been looking everywhere for you.
I've been out looking for--
The vet says that Flame's going to be okay.
I mean, not that he's fully healed or anything,
we still have to keep up with his therapy,
and since Junior's gonna be away for 6 months,
I was hoping you'd still help me with Flame.
Junior's going away for 6 months?
Yeah, to the rodeo circuit.
Oh.
Yeah, I know, I'll miss him, too.
Kris, hi.
Did Matt tell you the good news?
What good news?
He's found the perfect apartment for us just now.
Did you show her the photographs?
Not ye--
My God, you'll love this.
Oh, wow.
Aren't they gorgeous?
Congratulations.
We're actually driving out there now.
I mean, please join us.
Oh, thanks.
We are presenting Flame's medical report to Ken Davis.
We?
Yeah, Junior and me.
Well, good luck.
Thank you.
Bye.
Bye.
You ready?
Ready.
Let's go.
I can't believe Flame's progress.
He still needs weeks of therapy but...he's doing good.
What's your plan?
Cutting back on the magnetic therapy
and Flame gets new corrective shoes tomorrow morning.
You'll do great.
Where will you be?
On the rodeo tour.
You got what you wanted,
and I got what I wanted.
Everyone here's a winner.
Less, I'm still selling him.
Because I'm leaving?
Dad, this is not fair.
If I don't ride in this event, they'll replace me.
I'll have to re-qualify for the tour.
I kept Flame here to keep you here.
If you go, so does Flame.
Then...
...I'll stay.
No.
Go.
You want me to leave?
At full speed.
Flame deserves to be with someone who loves him,
the way that we do.
I'll miss you.
That condo is even cuter in person.
You did good, boy!
Something wrong?
Uh, I'm just wondering how Kris and Junior did with Ken Davis.
You're that worried about Flame?
It's just--
He belongs here,
and...
but if he's not here, I guess Davis Farm is second best.
Life's too short to live second best, right?
Hm?
Hey.
Hi.
I brought you dinner.
Yeah, I can see that.
It's four in the morning?
I didn't know you were going to be here.
It's a surprise.
Thanks.
You're welcome.
What's the matter?
I don't know if this is working or not.
Well, I mean, you know,
I'm a cowboy and you're a princess.
Well, don't say it like that,
because you sound like my father.
Dani, we are who we are.
Truth hurts.
Right.
Tried our best.
Flame's going away.
I'm sorry, buddy.
Kris, you are never going to believe--
No, you're never gonna believe what Davis did.
He made Junior choose between Flame and the rodeo.
What'd he pick?
Flame.
Junior's gonna stay?
No. I couldn't let him do that.
I asked Davis to sell him.
I mean, that colt deserves someone who can love him.
He will be.
How do you know that?
Davis sold him last night.
To Jillian.
Wait, what?
She called him up, made him an offer and he accepted.
That...that is awesome.
She's gonna stable him here at Raintree.
Oh my God, so he's coming home?
He's...he's... are you serious?
Oh my God, oh my God.
Heh heh.
And I am really glad that you have a rich, generous girlfriend
that never has to know about that.
Thank you, Stella. Hey.
If you say, "I told you so..."
I wouldn't do that, honey.
Why don't you join me for dinner tonight.
Hm? We could, uh, celebrate...
...how much Jillian overpaid for Flame.
By the way, I can't believe you did that without my approval.
I know.
But you really haven't been around much lately.
It was the right call.
So what do you say? Dinner tonight at 7?
Hey.
Your hot water is ready, sir.
Great.
Can I carry it with me to Ecuador?
Heh, Ecuador.
Yup, Ecuador, Columbia, Venezuela, Peru, Guyana.
I am so excited.
I've been waiting for this offer to come through for two weeks.
I am going for one year to shoot the birds of South America.
You knew you were going?
Well, I was hoping, you know,
nothing's ever for sure.
But this place finally got fixed up.
It's perfect timing, buddy.
For you.
I'm moving out with Jillian.
Well, there's plenty of room in this place for two people.
Yeah.
Just so it's the right two people.
You know what I'm saying?
To the Davis family.
Back together again.
Since we are now flush with cash,
I was thinking the three of us should fly off
to the yearling sales in Kentucky.
Uh, I'm busy.
You don't even know when the dates are.
When is it?
Uh, weekend of the 21st.
Yup. I'm busy.
Either of you expecting anyone?
Buenos Noches, senor.
Hi. Sorry to interrupt.
Dani, could I have a minute?
Excuse me.
I thought that we broke up.
Yeah, we did.
So, what are you doing here?
I, uh, came to say goodbye.
I gotta get on the road.
Okay.
Why are you smiling like that?
Because you're here.
I don't think that you want to break up.
Because you know that the princess and the cowboy
are meant to be together.
Oh, damn it, Dani.
Seriously, can't you see you're wasting your time with me?
No. What I see is what I need.
I mean, you should know by know,
that I always get what I want.
Why can't you just trust what's happening between us?
Because in real life, the cowboy doesn't end up with the princess.
Well he does when I write the ending.
You and your brother,
neither of you know when to quit, huh?
Family flaw.
Yeah. Well, I gotta go.
Yeah.
You said that already.
Bye.
Gee, sorry to see him go.
Don't worry.
I'll give him your regards when I see him in Kansas City.
I will too.
What?
I thought it was over.
Not for me.
I'm not letting him get away.
I have to go upstairs and pack, if you'll excuse me.
Me, too.
What do you mean?
I'm done here.
You gotta be kidding.
Hey!
Damn.
Hey, come on!
Junior, come back here, would you?
Don't you leave me like this!
Come back and tal--
Dani.
You're really home.
Hey. Hey, look.
Uncle Jesse's moving away.
Where's he going?
South America.
Wow.
He said I should move into the bunkhouse.
What about the apartment?
That's the problem.
I don't see a problem.
You don't?
You and Jillian belong here at Raintree.
Just ask Flame.
Kris!
Matt and I are moving into the bunkhouse.
Yeah, you couldn't ask for a better family to live with.
And I hope you and I can spend some more time together.
Yeah, definitely.
Oh, actually, what time is it?
I should call my mom.
Of course, in her subtle way,
she'll ask, "When's the engagement?"
Junior.
Miss me already?
Matt, what's wrong?
Let's go.
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