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Apple chutney.

What's chutney?

It's a sort of spicy relish.

You ever cook it before?

Well,
it shouldn't be too difficult.

I just need to follow
the recipe.

This dinner has to be special.

It's Katie's first Thanksgiving.

Colleen will be home
from school today.

That's right!

Colleen will be home
to help cook.

Colleen will need her time
at home to study.

Your ma's gonna fix us
a real fine meal, Brian.

Oh...sure.

It's gonna be great, ma.

Well, I certainly intend
to try.

It's not often that we're
all home together anymore.

Good work!

That's a nice start.

Streak.

Smudge.

No sparkle.

The bank has to look
perfect today.

Now, you do a good job here,

and there are a lot more windows
you can wash at my new hotel.

Special occasion?

I should say so.
My father's train's due in.

He's coming all the way
from Boston.

Oh, well, you must be
looking forward to seeing him.

Good morning.

Andrew, Preston.

- Have you told her?
- No.

I just haven't found
the right time.

Andrew, we've talked
about this.

My investors will all
be here on Thanksgiving.

And they expect to meet
the doctor

who'll be running
my hotel's clinic.

I want that doctor to be you.

And so do I.

Well, tell Michaela
you're leaving.

Preston...

What, now?

You've put me
in a terrible position, Andrew.

Dr. Cassidy's been
hounding me daily for the job.

I've tried to hold him off,
but...

Since you're
clearly not ready to work

without Michaela's
supervision --

I am ready.

I am definitely ready.

I'll tell Michaela right now.

Morning, Horace.

Train late?

- Colleen ain't coming today.
- What?

The teacher gave them extra work
to finish before Thanksgiving.

She'll try to be home
by Thursday.

Try to?

Want me to wire her back,
Dr. Mike?

Don't worry.
She'll come home in time.

Of course, she will.

She wouldn't want
to miss the holidays.

Go on, Horace.

Michaela?

Oh, Andrew.

Colleen -- I'm afraid
she's not on the train.

- She had to stay on at school.
- Colleen?

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

I'm not here to see Colleen.

Actually,
I wanted to tell you that...

Father!

Well, then.

You haven't changed much,
now have you?

Well, it's been 14 months, sir.

I may still have surprised you.

I trust mother's well?

She and your brother
send their regards.

- And your journey was pleasant?
- Tumultuous.

There are terrible storms
across the plains.

Well, you're here now,
father, safely.

And I'm...

honored that you made
such a long trip.

I made good use of the time

and secured some new business
along the way.

Well, let's see this charming,
little empire of yours.

Uh, first, let me introduce
to you the finest physician

in all
of Colorado Springs --

Dr. Andrew Cook.

Finest physician?

Then you must be
the one running my son's clinic?

Yes, sir.
That's -- that's right.

I am.

I'll send it right away,
Sully.

I told Colleen to do the best
she can and let us know

when she's coming home.

Don't worry, Michaela.

She'll get
her work done on time.

Andrew's leaving the clinic.

He's opening his own clinic
at Preston's new hotel.

That all right with you?

Certainly.

You sure?

It's a wonderful opportunity
for him, Sully.

Of course, I'm sure.

Everyone comes here,
father, with a dream --

a passion for independence
and success,

to stake a claim
on the frontier.

Dirt.

Pardon?

Dirt streets.

No sense of permanence
or stability.

Well, we're still
a young town, sir.

The streets will be paved.

We're going one step at a time.

The people here, sir,
they're used to a slower pace.

It's not like Boston.

Not yet, but soon.

There's a lodge leading the way.

Speaking of progress, sir,

all of it begins right here.

Yes, yes.

Good thinking, son.

You were wise to start small.

Small?

A larger bank
might've intimidated

these Frontier people, hmm?

Sully!
Michaela!

I'm sorry
I didn't introduce you earlier.

This is my father,
Preston A. Lodge II.

- Mr. Lodge, welcome.
- Dr. Michaela Quinn.

Dr. Quinn.

I believe you knew my father.
Dr. Joseph Quinn?

You declined his loan.

Oh, yes -- a bad risk.

Fortunately, another banker
felt otherwise.

My father secured his loan,
and his practice

became one of the largest
and most profitable in Boston.

And you are?

I'm Sully.

Hmm, that's succinct.

And what is your profession,
sir?

I've been
here more than a year, father,

and I still haven't figured
that out.

Sully is our wilderness
renaissance man.

Ah, a wilderness man?

Indeed.

I expect you could tell
some remarkable stories.

We should ride out
to the hotel, father,

if you're not too tired.

The light there
this time of day is dazzling.

Hmm.

Well, I, uh...

got to go see Robert E.
about something.

See you later.

Michaela?

I know my news caught you
off guard this morning.

Yes, well...

I tried to discuss it
with you earlier, privately.

I never intended
to surprise you.

I understand.

I want you to know I learned
a great deal working with you,

and I truly
value the experience.

It's just that I believe --

I'm sorry I'm
a little early, Dr. Mike.

That's all right, Loren.
I'll be right in.

Loren was my patient when you
were at home with Katie.

And as soon
as you came back to work --

I've been Loren's doctor
for years.

And you'll continue to be,
as you should.

This will always be your clinic,
Michaela.

That's your name up on the sign.

And now I'm hoping
you'll give me your blessing...

Hang a sign of my own.

Well, you know
that I wish you the best.

Loren's waiting.

I've never worked harder
in my life, father.

Every aspect of the hotel,

every detail
has been my decision.

It's right up here
around the bend.

Ah.

Hyah!

Whoa.

Mm-hmm.

It's a very pleasant building,
Preston.

And the main attraction,
father, is here.

My natural hot springs.

You see how I've cleared away
the brush

and built this elegant decking?

Excellent, Preston.

Well done.

I suppose I pictured something
a bit more...

substantial.

But I can see
that there's room to expand.

You do intend
to add more stories?

Several.

- It ain't much.
- Nah.

All work is what it is.

Running that place is gonna
eat up all of Preston's profits.

Yeah, if he's got any.

We're doing our place up right,
keeping it simple.

Yep.

He's got that hot springs
right over there.

That's gonna be a draw.

Rooms are probably big
and fancy.

Mm-hmm.

We still got one thing
Preston's hotel don't.

Entertainment.

Hyah.

Ah, my brand-new advertisement,
hot off the presses.

The ink's still wet.

Father, I'd like you to meet

our town's
preeminent journalist --

Miss Dorothy Jennings.

Madam.

And Loren Bray,
proprietor of the general store.

Always happy to meet
a fellow entrepreneur.

How nice that you could spend
the holiday with your son.

Oh, Thanksgiving.

Thanksgiving happens every year.

But Preston's hotel opening,
that's a momentous occasion.

I want you there
at 2:00 on Thursday.

That way you can interview
my hotel's investors

before the opening ceremony.

Oh, I couldn't possibly
be there before 4:00.

I'm doing research for my book,

and I've scheduled
an interview on Thursday

for most of the afternoon.

- Oh, you'll have to reschedule.
- Pardon?

My story is big news
for this town.

If you want to be
taken seriously

as a professional journalist --

I am a professional journalist

Then give my story
the attention it deserves.

Your story will get
the proper treatment, Preston,

starting at 4:00.

Good day.

That gazette is your newspaper,
Preston.

And that woman in there,
she works for you.

Well, not exactly.

You see, I co-own the newspaper
with Miss Jennings.

Co-own?
You gave her 50%?!

Actually, Dorothy owns 51%.

Oh.

No wonder
she doesn't listen to you.

Say...

who are you interviewing?

My book is about
Cloud Dancing, Loren.

You're going out
to the reservation?

I want to be able to describe
how Cloud Dancing

and the other Indians live.

Here, wipe your hand.

Oh.

Chutney still needs an hour
to simmer.

Mm.

You know,
I never understood before,

but cooking can be a comfort.

You talk to Andrew?

It's not that I
don't wish him well, Sully.

I do.

Of course, I do.
It's just...

I've grown accustomed
to having Andrew around.

And when he was at the clinic,
I could be home here with Katie.

After all, mother
brought Andrew here to help me.

But now, he's, well ---

- Competition?
- No.

No, I'm not concerned
about that.

But I did enjoy
having another physician

around to discuss cases with.

You can still discuss cases
with him, Michaela.

Andrew left his family, Boston,
everything to come out west

so he could make a good living
as a doctor.

Does that remind you of anybody?

Hmm?

Not especially.

Preston.

Well, it looks like
you need a cup of coffee.

I could use two, Reverend.

I was up late planning
my opening ceremony.

I'd like to begin
with the benediction.

Would you do me the honor?

Well.

I'm not familiar with
any specific hotel blessings,

but I'm sure that the good book
will offer something.

I'm gonna christen our place
when it's done --

break a bottle
of champagne right on it.

- Your place, sir?
- Yes, father.

Mr. Lawson and Mr. Slicker

are building a modest little
flophouse behind the saloon.

It's a social club
and deluxe resort.

And I'm Mayor Slicker, sir.

Mayor?

Didn't you write that you were
running for that office?

He did and he lost...
to me.

Well, I think that's...
everything.

Not quite.

They're the records
of the new patients

you saw in my absence while
I was staying home with Katie.

These are your patients.

Well, I've never seen them,
not even once.

They've only been
treated by you.

But I saw them here.

Well, you did use my facility,
Andrew, that's true.

But you're just starting up,
and I think it's only fair

that you continue to see them
at your clinic.

Thank you, Michaela.

Thank you.

Hey, Ma.

Oh, just a minute, Anthony.

I'm real busy.

You've been busy for days.

Anthony...

You've got to be extra patient
with me this week.

Preston is counting on me
making Thanksgiving real special

at the hotel,

and it's important
that I do a good job.

It's important...

to all of us.

Having Thanksgiving at the cafe
is important to some folks, too.

A tradition.

Now where they're supposed
to eat if you're closed?

Well,
they can eat at the hotel.

Besides, I hear most folks gonna
be celebrating at their home

this year.

Where are we celebrating?

We are going
to be having a banquet,

right there in the hotel's
fancy kitchen.

Kitchen?

Like we was servants?

Robert E.

You know how much money
Preston is paying me.

Servants?

We will be making more
in one day

than we could be making here
in three Thanksgivings.

Kitchen's fine.

We've got our future
to worry about --

not where we're gonna be eating
a plate of turkey.

Andrew?

Well, I can see
you're settling in?

Well, I am still waiting
on a few supplies.

But I am ready to start work.

No, you're not.

Not until you hang this.

It's perfect.

Thank you, Preston.

Welcome aboard, Andrew.

Dr. Mike.

Can I help you, Reverend?

Oh.
No, thank you.

Is Andrew in?

Well, I saw him last week
about my throat.

Andrew, he --

he's already working
at his own clinic.

Oh?

Well.

My throat feels fine now.

He just wanted me
to stop by and follow up.

Oh, you should have him
take another look at it,

just to be sure.

- Well, you can.
- Oh, no, no.

Andrew started the treatment,
he should finish it.

I suppose.

Just this once.

Dr. Mike?

- I'm going to Denver.
- What?!

Got to escort a fugitive back
to the jail there.

- Fugitive?
- He escaped two days ago.

Charlie Piper found him drunk
and passed out in his barn.

Well, you can't go
to Denver today.

Tomorrow's Thanksgiving.

Dr. Mike, I'm sorry.

I got no choice.

He's got to stand trial
on Friday.

I'll catch the first train home
in the morning.

I promise.

And I'll make sure
that Colleen's onboard with me.

Thief!
Stop!

Thief!

He stole my surrey!

That man didn't steal anything.
He works for me.

What are you talking about?

He took that surrey
legitimately

on the bank's behalf.

But it's mine!

That surrey belongs
to the bank, Horace.

You're six weeks late
on your loan payment.

That surrey has been
repossessed.

Repossessed?!

But I only
got two more payments!

I was short last month 'cause I
sent money to Myra for Samantha!

Two more payments, Mr. Lodge?

Surely, you can give
Horace an extension?

No.

No exceptions.

No extensions.

Go ahead, then.

Take it.

Can't blame him. We got to take
care of it right now.

I'm sorry I'm late.

The clinic became so busy
at the end of the day.

- You and Brian eat?
- Mm-hmm.

And Katie?

She's fast asleep.

You should really have
something.

Oh, I don't have any time,
Sully.

Thanksgiving's tomorrow.

I need to prepare the stuffing.

Onions, walnuts...

Celery --
I forgot to buy the celery.

Doesn't matter.

But in the recipe...

Nobody will notice.

It'll be our little secret.

I don't even know
why I'm fussing anymore.

I wanted everything
to be just right.

Matthew and Colleen.

They'll be home
tomorrow afternoon.

Me and Brian will go to the
station to meet them, hmm?

You know what?

The stuffing can wait.

Remember, Preston.

You want your investors
to feel powerful and important.

Father, I think seeing
the hotel,

the fruit of their investment,
will make them feel important.

Sully, the train was delayed.

It's stuck
a few miles past Monument.

Stuck?
What are you talking about?

I just got word.
There was a terrible storm.

Trees and branches blown
all over, blocking the tracks.

Can't be -- not today.

It is.

Wire said it was raining
and blowing so hard

that homes and buildings
getting torn up.

It'll take some time
until they clear the tracks.

The ceremony --
should we postpone?

Tracks will be cleared.

We'll wait.

I've got a feeling
they'll be waiting a long time.

Let's go to Robert E.'s,
borrow a couple more horses,

and ride out
and get Colleen and Matthew.

Sure.

Yeah.

Is that pretty?

Your very first Thanksgiving.

Well, your father,
and your brothers,

and your sister
will all be home soon.

The whole family.

The stranger did not lodge
in the street,

but I opened my doors
to the traveler.

That's Job 31:32.

I knew that.

It ain't much of a turnout.

Come on, Jake.

You kidding?

All these folks
who come out here...

Thanksgiving.

It looks like rain.

Time for a little publicity.

- How you fellas doing?
- Howdy.

Place sure
turned out nice, huh?

- Sure did.
- And pretty.

You get rid of the hot springs,
what do you got?

Fancy new building
out in the middle of nowheres.

Yeah.

Now, how long
can you expect a man

to sit soaking
in boiling water anyway?

Exactly!

Now, if you're looking
for a little excitement,

me and my partner here
is fixing up

a more friendly establishment

right in the center of town.

Hey, Ma.

Where you been, Robert E.?

You've got my platters,
my cakes, my pies.

First sign of rain,
Anthony made me stop

and make sure all your pies
and cakes were covered.

He didn't want anything
to happen to them.

How am I so lucky
to have such a thoughtful boy?

Better hurry.

Got to get the -- the next load.

Hup!

Where's all
your high-class investors?

Their train was detained.

- There's a big storm.
- It's not coming here.

I've already sent some carriages
out to pick my investors up.

We'll begin as soon
as they return.

Then it's straight back
to my plan.

I think your plan's
about to change.

Hold it, Brian.
Whoa!

We'd better turn back.
Looks like the storm's headed our way.

- What about Matthew and Colleen?
- They'll be safe.

Looks like
it's already passed them,

but your ma's home
alone with Katie,

and it's gonna be dark soon.

- Let's go.
- Come on.

Mm.

Delicious.

You'll have to take my word
for it.

Shh.

Shh, shh.

Your investors
are not coming, Preston.

You'd best move things along.

Yes, sir.

Thank you, everyone,
for your patience.

And welcome to the grand opening

of the Springs Chateau
and Health Resort.

Reverend?

Preston, perhaps we
should take the ceremony inside?

Perhaps we should take
the ceremony inside now.

Anthony, get back!
Back!

Leave it, Grace!

Leave it, leave it!

Preston!

Are you just gonna stand there?

No, sir.

Whoa!
Whoa, boy!

Sully!

We've got to wait it out.

- Take cover.
- All right.

Come on!

Come on!

Come on!

Whoa, whoa!

The horses, Sully!

They'll find cover!

Come on, boy!

We'll be safe here.

We'll be safe here.

Flash.

Katie, just sit down.
I'll be right back.

Oh.
Flash.

Flash, come here.

Come here, Flash.

No!

Flash!

Shh, boy, shh.

Oh, my God!

Oh, god.

Oh.

Ma!

Michaela?!

Sully?!

Michaela.

Ma!

You and Katie all right?

We are now.
Matthew and Colleen?

The storm damage
blocked the train.

We rode out to get them, but we
had to stop to take cover.

Dr. Mike.

You folks all right?

We're fine, Reverend.
What happened?

Uh, the town came through fine,
and the clinic.

But it's the hotel.

Tornado touched down nearby,
and folks are hurt.

I'll get my bag.

Hyah!

Hup!

I'm gonna make sure
no one's still trapped inside.

You're a welcome sight,
Dr. Mike.

Thank you.

- You all right?
- Oh, thank you, doctor.

I'll be back.

Ma'am, you just stay there.

Come on, now.

Put this around you.

Andrew.

Oh, thank God you're here.

Uh, there's a few broken bones.

Some cases of shock.

That man
there has multiple lacerations.

I'll see to him.

Sir?

Shh.

Father!

I couldn't find you anywhere.

I was...

helping the people
out of the parlor...

when some beams collapsed.

- Here, let me.
- No.

Don't fuss over me.

You should see to the others.

- Dorothy!
- Oh, Loren!

Oh, are you all right?

And your store?

Ah, the whole town got lucky.

Oh, thank God.

Where have you been?

Well, the storm, Loren,
it kept me at the reservation.

Reservation?

I told you -- my interview
with Cloud Dancing.

You spent the night out there?

I have work to do.

All your hard work, Ma.

It's just cooking.

That's a blueberry pie.

I'm sorry, Robert E.

I just got carried away.

I just want us to have
a good life.

We already got a good life.

Right here, right now.

Still good.

- There.
- There.

Well, your leg
should heal nicely.

But you did hit your head,

so you'll need
to stay here with Dr. Cook

so that he can monitor you
for a possible concussion.

No, you -- you should go back
with Dr. Quinn.

I heard your clinic
wasn't damaged at all,

and I'm still waiting
on the rest of my supplies.

Perhaps it would be best
if you came with me, then.

We'll find a wagon
to take you back into town.

In the meantime, if you give me
a list of whatever you need,

I'd be happy to share.

Thank you, Michaela.

You know,
that I'm gonna miss working

with you at the clinic, Andrew.

But we're still colleagues,
and...

I hope that we'll continue
to support each other

as physicians and as friends.

I'd like that.

You have only one course
of action, Preston.

- Rebuild.
- Yes, sir.

You've had a setback, son.

It's part of business.

You know how much adversity
I've had in my career.

Misfortune only made
me stronger.

I learned from it then moved on.

Ever forward.

That's the Lodge way.

Yes, sir.

Well, you've got your work
cut out for you now, Preston.

Fortunately,
you're a capable young man.

Father.

Father, I...

Speak up, son.

I hope you have
a safe journey home.

All aboard!

You hungry?

Got plenty more.

Folks been coming from all over,
dropping off food.

Michaela?

Someone in our town needs help.

I'd like to think
you'd do the same for any of us.

Be careful with that, Loren!

It's imported.

Look.

Here, I'll help you.

Here.

Michaela!

I got two more helpers.

Told you I'd get her home, ma.

just a little late, is all.

Oh!

I'm sorry I missed
Thanksgiving.

You didn't miss it, Colleen.

You're just in time.