Original subtitles

- Previously on heartland.

- I haven't seen you for 10 or 12 years,

And you suddenly show up unannounced?

What are you doing here?

- I want my son to know who his father is.

- Our wedding venue fell through.

- So we offered up the dude ranch to shane.

- That means my mom and stepdad will have to come here.

- Heartland beef isn't going anywhere.

- Well, it's not exactly flying off the shelves.

- Canned stew isn't gonna fix that.

- I sold my bike. - You did what?!

- I wanted to get the necklace back.

- You didn't tell me you posed for a jessica portrait.

- That's because I didn't.

- You know there's a thing called email, right?

- Yeah, but then what excuse would I use to visit?

(cell phone ringing)

♪♪♪ (horse neighing)

(horse neighing)

Hi there, neighbour. - Hey.

Good to see you, nathan.

Who's this beauty?

- That's powder.

He's been standing upfield for a few years,

So... Sent him to a buddy to get him back in form.

- You're gonna put him to work? - That's the plan.

Out for our first test ride.

Care to join? - Sure.

We're set for some exercise too.

- All right.

- (man): Have to say, I...

Did not expect to see you in on this meeting.

- Well, tim's son arrives today, so lou is sitting in.

- Yeah, I'm actually getting more involved with the business.

- Oh, glad to see you finally took my advice

About a succession plan.

- (chuckling): Yeah.

- My, uh... My first job as part of the team

Is dealing with the beef stew idea.

- Great!

Well, I'm sure you understand the potential for--

- We're not doing it.

Fred, we farm organic beef;

The idea of adding preservatives and putting it in a can,

It's way off brand.

- Um, sorry to hear you feel that way. - But it's okay.

We have some other ideas that have a lot of potential.

(cell phone chimes) - sorry, I gotta check this.

Shoot. Uh... I-I-I gotta go, I gotta

Deal with this right away. - Oh.

- Hey, but first, I-I... I have some news

You-you... Well, you might not love.

Uh, our exclusivity deal is up for renewal,

And while I still want heartland beef

To be a part of the garland foods' family,

We're... Gonna start considering other brands as well.

- What?!

- It's just our customers, they deserve more choices.

- Like pryce beef? Is that who's got in your ear?

- I'm not at liberty to discuss the other brands we're considering.

- After all the loyalty we've shown you, this is how you repay us?

- Okay, let's... Let's calm down.

We are all reasonable people who've been in business

Together a long time.

Now, have you already signed a contract with another beef producer?

- Uh, no. I mean, not per se. - Perfect.

So just please hold off until we can pitch you some ideas.

Maybe we'll change your mind. (cell phone chimes)

- Uh... Okay. Uh...

Yeah, I'll-I'll have my assistant

Reach out and set up a meeting.

- Okay.

(horse whinnying) - what are you doing?

Oh! - Circle him around!

- I'm trying!

- Nathan!

Hang on!

- Easy, easy, easy!

Whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa!

(horse neighing)

Whoa.

- That's it. - Come on.

Whoa, whoa.

Thanks for that.

- What happened?

- Ah, he bolted when I tried to slow him down.

Guess I gotta take him back to my buddy to finish that tune-up.

- This buddy of yours, are his training methods

A little old school?

- I guess.

But he's a good trainer. - That might be so.

Maybe powder will do better with someone who's a little more gentle.

- Oh yeah? You know someone like that?

- Would you like my help or not? - Ha! Sure.

If you're offering. I'll bring him by later today.

- Hey. - Hey, dad.

- Welcome back, you two. - How are you doing?

- Hi.

- Oh...

We are so excited; this is gonna be the best wedding ever.

- (woman): Hey, tim.

- Oh! Haha! Miranda.

- You look like you've seen a ghost.

- I... No, I wa-- I... I wasn't expecting, uh...

- Oh, paul got called away for work.

He's in amsterdam, negotiating some international treaty.

He'll barely make it back in time for the wedding.

But anyway, I thought I'd travel

Early with the kids and help get ready.

- Yeah, well, what a surprise. (miranda chuckles)

- Hi.

(theme music)

- ♪♪ and at the break of day ♪

♪ you sink into ♪

- ♪ a dream ♪

♪ you dreamer ♪

- ♪ you dreamer ♪

♪ you dreamer ♪♪

- Hope it's not wrinkled.

I'll hang it up when we get it.

- I really appreciate you agreeing

To host the wedding here.

- Happy to.

Actually, it was lou and amy's idea,

But I think it's perfect.

Jessica and I did our vows right out here.

- Huh? Nice.

- Well, we were married in peru.

A lot of chanting and...

- Oh. Wow.

I would have loved to have seen that.

Ha!

We had a shell horn at ours, in maui.

- No doubt on a beach at some five-star resort.

Fitting for an internationally renowned lawyer.

- I have to admit this dude ranch

Brings back a lot of memories.

- Oh, I'm sure it does.

Let me see.

I think it was right over there that you broke up with me

And drove off out of my life.

- Hey, dad, um, we have a favour

That we were gonna ask you.

- Fire away. - Okay.

Uh, so we were hoping

That you might help me build a gazebo.

- A gazebo?

Here? - Yeah!

- My grandparents used to have one in their backyard,

And I would play pretend wedding in it all the time.

- Uh-huh.

You realize you're getting married for real

In a few days?

- Nothing too fancy,

Just a simple wooden structure, preferably cedar,

Twinkly lights, a sound system.

Shane says you're really good at this kind of thing.

- Yeah. And-and it could give us a fun father-son project.

- Sure. Sure.

- Great. - Thank you!

- Haha! Never ceases to amaze me.

Smooth-talking lawyers at work.

- Hey, sis. - Hey.

- Welcome back.

- Thank you. - It's good to see you.

- You too. (amy chuckles)

- Is that...? - Oh yeah.

Mom came early.

- (amy): Wow!

How's that going with dad?

- Oh, you know, it's, uh... It's excruciatingly awkward.

(both chuckling)

Hey, I wanna... I wanna show you something.

- Okay.

No way.

Is that the buckle I gave you? - Yeah, from way back.

- Are you gonna wear it to the wedding?

- I don't know if I'm cowboy enough.

- Haha! - But I don't know.

It holds such great memories;

Figured I'd bring it for good luck.

- Awww...

Hey.

- Well, it's so great to see my kids catching up. - Mm-hmm?

- But we gotta get to work if we want to get

That gazebo built in time for the wedding.

- A gazebo, huh? That's fancy.

Well, I can't wait to hear about it over dinner.

Lou's making a big spread to welcome

You and chloe and your mom.

- Great. - Hey.

- Sounds like fun. - Hahaha!

- Yeah, good times. Good times.

♪♪♪ (eagle screams)

- Go slowly.

(powder snorting and neighing)

Hey. Whoa.

Come on.

- He really doesn't like gearing down.

- No, he doesn't.

- Pretty big problem for a ranch horse.

- Don't give up on him yet.

Oh, I think... He's just got a sensitive disposition.

- Yeah, maybe too sensitive to work cattle.

- Hey... I think it's just some backlash

From tougher training methods.

But we need to be patient and build his confidence back up.

- We? - Well, he's your horse.

You know what you're doing.

I figured we could work on him together.

- Well, do I get a discount since I'm doing half the work?

- I heard you were a ruthless negotiator.

- Ouch.

- Ha! Really?

- Yeah.

Maybe I'm sensitive too, fleming.

- Mhm.

- (jack): And you're working with nathan pryce's horse?

- Well, his horse has a problem I think I can fix,

So why wouldn't I?

- Because he's going after our business again.

- Yeah, but working with horses is-is my business.

- Amy's right. She's not doing anything wrong, and neither is nathan.

Garland's the one who's changing the deal.

- I'm not suggesting that amy's doing anything wrong;

It's just that the timing couldn't be worse.

- Well, you focus on getting everything ready

For the wedding, and I will hone in on our pitch.

But you know what? Enough shop talk.

We haven't even toasted our guests.

So, welcome back,

And we are so looking forward to your wedding.

To family.

- To family. - Family.

(glasses clinking)

- Cheers. - Thanks for all this, lou.

What an amazing meal. - Hmm!

- Mm-hmm. And it's just so great to see everyone again.

And meet others for the first time too.

You know, I've seen your website.

Shane and chloe are so lucky to have you

Photographing their wedding.

Your portraits are incredible.

- Thanks, miranda, that's really kind of you to say.

- Jessica is also the master of the candid shot.

You never know when her camera might be pointed your way.

- Uh, so are you going on honeymoon right away?

- Well, uh, chloe's family

Doesn't get here until the day of the wedding,

So we're gonna hang out with them for a bit,

Then we're heading off to banff, staying at the springs.

- Whoa! Sweet!

- Do you think now is a good time

To ask jack about that thing?

- Yeah. - Oh. Watch out, jack.

You might have to build a hot-air balloon

For the bride to arrive in.

(chuckling)

- No, it's nothing like that.

We just want the ceremony to be perfect,

And so we both thought

Who better to marry us.

- Me? - Yeah.

- Will you do it, jack?

- I'd be honoured.

Good night. - Have a good night.

- Yeah, good night. - Good night, all. Sleep well.

- (katie): Good night.

- So I'm sorry to hear about the garland drama.

Thanks for taking point on that,

So tim can concentrate on the wedding.

- Not a problem.

- Jack, is everything okay?

- Yeah. Lou is working on a plan for garland.

- I mean, between us.

Because you made that comment at dinner,

And you've been kind of cool to me in the last few days.

- I wish you didn't take that photo.

- What photo?

- The one on display at your gallery opening

Of me in the cemetery.

That was a private moment, I'd have preferred

It stayed that way.

- That's what made it such a powerful shot:

This rugged cowboy in a private and vulnerable state.

It sends an important message.

Everybody hurts. Mourning is human.

- You didn't ask my permission.

- You're right, I should have.

- I'd like you to take it down.

(sombre music)

- Okay. Sure, yeah, I can do that, I guess.

- Well, thank you...

I guess.

- It's weird, huh?

Me being back here?

- No idea what you're talking about.

(chuckles briefly)

Yeah, it's kind of awkward.

But it's nice to see you again.

Face it, you and I share something

Pretty great in shane.

- Yeah, we sure do.

But, um... Here's the thing: I think

Our son is about to make a really big mistake.

- What are you saying?

Shane shouldn't be marrying chloe?

- No. No, no, no, that's not what I meant.

I'm talking about the move.

- What move?

- They're going to london.

- Ontario?

- England.

Chloe got a job offer at a big firm, they leave in a month.

- I-I-I don't...

I don't like the thought of them being that far away.

But if... If it's a good career move...

- But what about shane's career? He's gonna have to quit his job.

- Yeah. He's been working hard there. - Exactly.

You know, he's making a name for himself at that firm.

And then when he gets to london, he's gonna have

To start from scratch, if he can find a job.

- Oh, he'll find a job.

- Just worried that he's...

Sacrificing his own happiness for chloe.

I was hoping you could... Maybe probe a little,

You know, give him some fatherly advice.

- Oh...

I don't know.

Is that my place?

- Well... - Uh...

I think we should stay out of this.

(sighs)

- The way you stayed out of his life up to this point?

- What's up, mom?

- Ah, I'm just brainstorming.

- Trying to beef up your brand?

- Nice one. (chuckling)

Gg and grandpa are lucky to have you.

- Thank you. It's sweet.

You have such a positive spirit, you know that?

Really helped around the dinner table last night too

With the awkwardness.

- Something was up. - Yeah.

- Anyways, I'm off to watch

Ellie and brandon do some epic jumps.

We built this super cool bike course together.

- You're just gonna watch? - Yeah.

We'll... We'll hang out after.

- Do you ever miss the riding part?

- I mean, it's fun to watch them have fun.

See you. - Bye.

- Hi, sweetheart. - Hey.

You okay? (jessica sighing)

Katie and I were just talking about dinner last night.

I mean, is everything okay with you and grandpa?

- He's upset with me for taking that photo of him in the graveyard.

- Oh... You love that photo.

I know, right?

Anyway, I agreed to take it down.

- Okay, well, then I guess that's settled.

- Well, it's not actually

Because I just found out that it's sold.

- Uh-oh. - I know.

I feel bad that I didn't ask him for his permission,

But I just didn't think it was a big deal.

I've been taking candid photos of the family for years.

- So what are you gonna do?

- I don't think there's much I can do.

I just hope that he understands that my hands are tied.

♪♪♪

Oh... (exhales)

- Well, that's looking better.

- Yeah, little bit.

I switched him into a snaffle bit.

I've just been practising doing some one-rein stops.

- So taking him all the way back to starting techniques?

- I've got a progression. Gotta get his trust back.

But now that you're here, your turn.

(powder snorting)

So my dad and grandpa aren't exactly happy with you right now.

- And what did I do this time?

What, garland?

- Obviously.

(sighs)

- I hired a business manager to help me get into more stores.

That's just sound business.

Are you in trouble for working with my horse?

- Hey, I am not getting involved in the beef wars.

This has nothing to do with me or powder.

So are you gonna get up there and show him

That he can trust you?

- Yes, ma'am.

- So, how's it coming along?

- Headed in the right direction.

- What exactly does that mean?

- Well, moving away from small, one-off ideas

To bigger, brand-building strategies.

- Bigger? But how much bigger?

- Don't worry, I'm staying true to who we are.

Family-run, trustworthy, high-quality beef producers.

- That sounds good to me.

Has fred's assistant called yet? - No.

But I am pressing them to set up a meeting

As soon as possible.

- Good.

- Here you go.

He's listening to the reins now.

- Yeah, but... I can't get him to listen to my body.

- That's 'cause you need to go easy.

Just let him feel what you're asking.

(powder snorting) bingo.

You see how quickly the results come

When you respect the needs of the horse?

- Never thought training a horse would be

Like couple's counselling.

- Aaah!

Wow, he's gorgeous! What's his name?!

- Uh, powder.

- Powder. He's right out of a fairy tale.

(amy chuckles) - nah. Got him in stavely.

- Ah. This is my friend nathan.

Hi. - Hi, nathan.

I'm chloe. I'm marrying amy's brother.

Who I need to call right now. I have an idea.

- I'm sorry.

I was a little harsh.

- You think?

- It's just frustrating, you know?

I pretty much raised shane on my own,

But you're the one he has reverence for.

- "reverence"?

Wow, you have been hanging around the lawyers

Too much.

- The truth is I think

He'd be more open to your feedback than mine.

But you're too busy being all buddy-buddy.

- Well, can you blame me?

You're the one that's had the chance to connect with him

All these years.

You should be happy for me that I'm making up for lost time.

- Of course I am, but I could use your help as a co-parent.

Shane needs to think about what this move

Could mean for him in the bigger picture.

- Okay, I'll broach it with him.

- Thank you.

- What? - Come here.

(chloe chuckling)

Look.

Isn't he the most beautiful horse you've ever seen?

- Uh, pretty stunning.

Hey, is-is this

Why you called me over here?

- Well, if it's okay with nathan

And powder's ready,

I wanna ride him at our wedding.

- We still have some more work to do,

But I think it's possible.

- Okay? - I mean, I know your mom

Will think I'm even more of a spoiled princess,

But I've-- - hey, hey.

She doesn't think that.

- Nathan, can I pet him?

(amy chuckles) - yeah.

- Hi.

(powder nickering) you are beautiful.

- Ah... How are you doing?

- Good. - Good.

- Good. Yeah, chloe is definitely building

Her dream country wedding.

- (amy): That she is.

- My mom is quietly judging.

And, uh, dad is... - I'm sure being dad.

- Yeah. - Mm-hmm.

- Yeah. Haha!

Yeah, he's throwing himself into the gazebo,

Partly to avoid the awkwardness between him and my mom.

- You seem to be taking it in stride.

Weddings can be stressful.

(powder nickering)

- It's cool we're doing it here, though.

I'm really glad you and lou suggested that.

- Yeah.

Wasn't totally selfless.

This way, we get to see our little brother get married.

- (chloe): Babe?

We're making friends.

(chloe giggles)

- (lou): Meeting is set for tomorrow.

- That's good. Are you ready for it?

- I will be.

- Hey, jack, can I talk to you?

- I will call dad about tomorrow.

- Actually, I've been meaning to find you.

I, uh... I wanted to tell you

That I'm sorry for being so short with you last night.

- Oh, that's okay, jack. - No.

No, I should have...

I should have told you what was bothering me.

The truth is

That moment was between lyndy and I.

It was our anniversary,

And...That's always

A day for me to reflect on the life

We had together.

I talk to her a bit, and sometimes I feel

Like she might even be listening.

So to share that moment with anyone else,

You can see why it would feel like an intrusion.

- Yeah. Yeah, I can understand that.

- So thanks for taking down the photo.

Now, there was something you wanted to talk about.

- Uh... Oh! Um... Uh, yeah.

Hmm...

I wanted to take a photo

Of the whole family after the wedding ceremony,

So, as the officiant, would you make sure

That nobody strays too far?

(laughs)

- No problem.

- Dad's good for tomorrow.

- Excellent.

- He seems to have taken it well.

- It's because I didn't tell him.

(sighs) and neither can you.

Because now I really need to get that photo back.

♪♪♪

- Good boy. I think he's ready.

- Yeah.

Let me see about that.

- All right.

♪♪♪

(powder snorting and neighing)

That's it.

Nice work! - Hey, good job, buddy.

Well, now that powder and I are getting along again,

You want to try for another ride in the field.

- Yeah. I'll go get shadow.

- All right.

Hey.

Good job.

- Drive it in. The last spike.

- All right.

And we did it!

- I think it looks great.

(shane exhales)

- Hey, thanks so much for building this with me.

I mean, chloe is gonna absolutely lose her mind.

- Well, it's amazing

The things you'll do to make her happy.

- Well, uh, she deserves it.

- Yeah? Well, she's an amazing young woman.

And she is smart,

Charming... Knows what she wants.

Of course, that can lead to the potential

Of you following her big dreams and sidetracking your own.

- Mom told you about london.

- She mentioned it.

- It's an amazing opportunity.

- Amazing for chloe.

You've worked really hard for what you have.

We don't just want to see you sacrificing

Too much of yourself. - Wait, "we"?

Since when are you and mom a we?

Look.

I'm really excited

For this adventure.

- I'm excited for you.

Maybe you should talk to lou

About the time she and peter went to dubai for his work. (cell phone chiming)

I've got a meeting.

You can hang the curtains, right?

- Yeah. Yeah, I got it. - We'll...

We'll pick this up later.

- And through my connections in publishing, we'll create

A beautiful cookbook

Featuring photos of our family ranching traditions,

And we'll fill the pages with incredible recipes

Using heartland beef of course

And featuring grandpa's beef stew.

We'll sell the book in your store

As well as our new website and in bookstores.

And that way, we can crosspromote our products

And bring new customers to garland foods.

We also want to start focusing on customer education

Because these days, it's not enough just to sell

A high-quality product at a reasonable price.

So through online marketing and in-store promotion,

We're gonna share the health benefits and

The decreased environmental impact of our ranching process

All while continuing to build our brand

Around our traditional family-run business.

And that is our pitch.

- Yeah. Okay, I mean, that-that was impressive.

- Impressive enough to stay exclusive?

(mumbles) - I mean, I... I love, like,

All these ideas, and-and I'm not just saying that 'cause it's,

You know, three on one.

- Okay then, let's agree

To agree and move on.

- Oh, yeah.

I should take this back to the shop

And, you know, run it up the flagpole.

But, you know, I-I... Think

There's a, you know, really good possible chance

We can work something out.

Anyway, thank you

For this.

- Oh, let me walk you out.

- Oh, it's-it's okay, I... I know the way.

- "a really good possible chance"?

Could he be any less committal?

- You knocked it out of the park, lou.

He liked everything you said.

- Something else is up.

I may be more rancher than business tycoon,

But even I can see he's acting shifty.

- Probably nathan pryce. - (jack): Yeah.

Must have given him an offer he can't refuse.

(soft music)

- Oh... (powder nickering)

Hey, good boy.

- It's really beautiful here.

- Yeah.

Just wait till you see it from up there.

- What?!

Are you sure? - Yeah.

It's not that high, come on. - Ha!

- I'll spot you, don't worry.

- Oh, great. Safer now.

Okay.

Just like climb up there?

- One foot after the other, yeah.

- Okay.

(amy laughs)

Okay.

All right.

- See what I mean?

- Yeah, okay, the view is much

Better from up here.

- Yeah.

Reminds me of being a kid.

Carefree, not a worry in the world.

Look out at all this and...

... Wonder what my life might become.

- Yeah.

Lyndy's given me a second chance at that:

Seeing the world through a child's eyes.

- Hmm.

Hey, can I ask you something? - Sure.

Seems like you always have lyndy;

Does her dad never take her?

- My husband, ty, passed away a few years ago.

- Hmm... I'm sorry.

- Nah, it's okay.

Obviously, it was the toughest thing

That's ever happened to me, but...

My life's good.

I've got lyndy, my family, my work.

And this isn't a bad part of the world to call home.

- No, it's not.

- It's kind of nice having my brother and his fiancée here too.

- Mm-hmm.

- Seeing their hope for the future is inspiring.

(nathan sniggering) what?

- Nothing. - Uh-huh?

- Just wouldn't have pegged you as a hopeless romantic.

- I'm not. Oh!

(laughing)

- Hey, jack. - Hello, jessica.

- Um, I need to talk to you about that picture.

- Oh, we've covered everything, haven't we?

- Well, actually, um... Uh, someone bought it.

- But you said you were gonna take it down.

- Well, it sold before I could.

And I tried to get it back, but the customer really loves it,

And... They won't give it up.

I promise I won't make any more prints,

I will destroy the negative.

I'm so sorry, jack.

- Thanks for trying.

It's just...

... Pretty odd to think

That some stranger owns

That moment between lyndy and I.

♪♪♪

(sighs)

(exhales)

(footsteps)

- Spoke to shane, gave him some food for thought.

- What did he say? - Not much.

He went pretty quiet.

- Maybe you caught him off-guard. - Yeah.

I'm not feeling great about the conversation.

- Hey, you know, sometimes

Parents have to give tough love,

Especially when their kid could be making a huge mistake.

- I guess.

♪♪♪

- Can we have it delivered to our home?

Yes, the address I gave you.

Amazing! Thank you so much.

Bye.

(knocking on a door)

Come in.

Shane, you don't have to knock, you're family.

- Oh, thanks.

- You look like a man deep in the throes of wedding prep.

- Yeah. Yeah, things are going well, though.

Dad and I finished the gazebo,

And, uh, chloe's gonna ride in

On that white horse that amy's been working with.

- Love it.

Hey, can I get you a coffee or...?

- No. No, I'm okay, thank you. - Okay.

- Listen, there was something

I wanted to talk to you about, though.

- Okay.

- Okay, so... Chloe and I are moving to london.

She got this amazing job opportunity there.

- Oh my gosh, that's so exciting!

- Thanks, yeah.

It's just... It's far.

Like dubai was for you and peter.

- Dubai... Jeez, that takes me back.

- I was just wondering what that was like for you two.

- Well, it wasn't the best.

But... I mean,

There were a lot of factors at play.

Different couple, different situation.

You can't really compare.

- Right. Sure. Yeah.

- Shane...

There will always be outside opinions

And moments of insecurity

And... Even times when you and chloe don't align,

But... You're a team now,

And that has to come first.

So, yeah, dubai didn't work out for us,

But... You never know.

London might be

An exciting adventure

That just brings you guys closer together.

- Okay.

Thanks, lou. - Yeah.

- That really helps. ♪♪♪

- Okay?

- Okay. - Haha!

- No. - Come on.

- You made this look so easy.

- Haha! - Okay, where do I put my hand?

- Yeah. - Here?

- Here, give me your hand. - Then where? Then where? Then where? Oh!

Oh! - Oof!

(laughing)

Argh! - Yeah, you got me.

- Ah. (amy laughing)

Oh, oh, oh. Hey, you seem like you're okay.

(amy laughing) ugh!

- Ah... Ha!

I'm never climbing a tree with you again.

(laughing)

- I don't blame you.

(laughing)

- Oh!

And it looks like I'm not the first girl you've brought here.

High school sweetheart?

Hey.

Just kidding. It's none of my business.

♪♪♪ - (lou): Almost there.

- Can I take this off now? - Almost.

- Why are you being so weird?

- Okay, watch your step.

And... Stop.

I'm gonna take this off in three, two...

♪♪♪

- Mom, what is this?

- It's your new bike.

- What?!

- Your dad and I know how much you love dirt biking,

And we thought you shouldn't have to pawn off

Any more jewelry to get back at it.

- Oh, thank you! Thank you, thank you!

- You like that? - Yeah.

It... It's perfect.

- Okay, go check it out. - Okay.

- Well, you just made someone's day.

- (katie): Oh my gosh! - She deserves it.

- Talk a little business?

- Yeah.

- I tried calling garland

To press him about what's really going on.

- And?

- Nothing. Didn't even text me back.

- That's not like fred to completely ignore your call.

- Forget exclusivity.

I've got this sneaking suspicion

That heartland beef's gonna get competition

Right in the same aisle at his grocery stores.

(sighs)

- Wow! - So, what do you think?

- It's perfect. - Yeah?

- Yes. - Oh, good.

- Oh...

I love you. - Love you too.

- She likes it. - (miranda): Yeah.

- You two sure seem to have a lot to talk about these days.

(tim laughs)

- Are you okay?

- No. Actually, I'm not.

Look, I don't like that you two have been colluding.

- Oh... It's not good when he starts talking

Like he's in court.

- No, mom, this isn't funny.

Okay, you've both been trying

To make me second-guess our move to london.

You've hardly spoken to each other in years,

And now you're huddled together in private conversations...

And throwing out advice all of a sudden.

- We're trying to offer some perspective.

- You have no right

To judge the choices that chloe and I make

As a couple or adults.

We're getting married

And we are making choices together

About our future.

I would appreciate it

If you would kindly

Just trust and support us.

♪♪♪

- Thanks for the tree climb.

- Thank you for all your work with powder.

- Is everything all right?

You were awfully quiet on the ride back.

- Just tired.

Long day.

- Has nothing to do with me bugging you about those initials?

- Nah. I'm not upset with you, no.

Those initials were my wife's.

Ex-wife.

Thought they would have grown over by now.

Trees, huh?

- I get how that would have thrown you for a loop.

Sucks when a marriage doesn't work out.

- Yeah. Tristan and I were supposed to be

Each other's ride or die.

(sniffles) then she cheated on me.

So...

So much for forever love.

Won't be falling for that again.

- Sorry.

- Oof. Ah.

That kind of betrayal just never leaves you.

You know, I feel sorry for your brother and his fiancée

Because pretty much every relationship ends in heartbreak.

- That's not true. Ty and I had a great relationship.

- One that ended in heartbreak.

♪♪♪

Uh...

I-I-I didn't mean it. - No, it's okay.

You were clear.

♪♪♪

♪♪♪

Hey, peanut.

- Where were you?

- I was out for a ride with nathan from next door,

Him and his white horse.

- Where did you go?

- Hmm, we went to this really cool spot actually.

It's a place he used to go when he was a kid.

- I have a favourite spot too. - Do you?

Is that where we go cloud gazing?

- Yes. Do you have a favourite spot?

- Yeah, I guess I do.

I haven't been there in a long time, though.

♪♪♪

(horse neighing)

- Jack?

You were right.

That photo wasn't mine to take.

So I got it back from the customer.

- How did you manage that?

- Well, I paid double.

(jessica laughs) - jessica.

- It's okay.

It was worth every penny if it makes

Things right between us.

- I'm sorry if I was a little too much about it.

Maybe this garland thing got the best of me.

- I'm good if you're good.

- We're good. - Ah.

- Thank you.

(jessica chuckles)

(door closes)

- "garland foods."

- What's fred got to say? (lou scoffs)

- I don't believe this, it's not even from fred.

It's a... Form letter from corporate.

- Let me guess, we're no longer exclusive?

- It's worse than that.

They're dropping heartland beef altogether.

♪♪♪

- ♪♪ when was the last time ♪

♪ that you felt free ♪

♪ like a starling from the sky ♪

♪ dream ♪

♪ like it matters once again ♪

♪ like it's gonna make a difference ♪

♪ like it's everything we have ♪

♪ let's believe ♪

♪ like we can't afford to lose ♪

♪ so it's time to me and you ♪

♪ to dream ♪

♪ to dream ♪

♪ we've seen the first lights ♪

♪ then it all begins ♪

♪ that's all it really takes ♪

♪♪♪

♪ dream ♪

♪ like it matters once again ♪

♪ like it's gonna make a difference ♪

♪ like it's everything we have ♪

♪ let's believe ♪

♪ like we can't afford to lose ♪

♪ so it's time to me and you ♪

♪ to dream ♪♪