All language subtitles for Heartland.S11E15.WEBRip.x264-ION10

Previously,
on "Heartland":

- I know you're struggling
with this decision

about whether to take
the scholarship or not,

and I understand.
- Well, I've decided.

I'm gonna go.
- I'm gonna miss you.

- Yeah, me too.

- You have to meet my daughter.
Uh, Peyton?

- Lainy, meet Georgie.

- So, how do you two
know each other?

- Oh, we just met.

Her trainer's the one who's
been working with my horse.

- Oh, you mean the one
who thought

he should be a rodeo bronc.

- I'm feelin' better,

so I can be cautiously
optimistic.

That's what
Dr. Virani told me.

- We love you.
- I love you.

Okay, I think
you're all warmed up.

One more lap,
and then bring it in.

Time to do the course.

- Don't worry,
he's not here.

Dylan. He's out of town
for a few days.

- Oh, I wasn't worried about
running into him or anything.

I just, I was looking
for your mom,

I wanted to thank her.

It's amazing she's letting me
train here.

- Yeah, I'll let her know.

She usually only lets family
and close friends

train in our arena, but...

I guess she made an exception.

Yup!

Wait on the corner!
You're too tight!

See?

- Hey, well,
the header screwed up too.

He slowed the steer
on the corner.

- What're you doing here?

- Well, it's nice
to see you, too.

- You're supposed
to be in Texas.

- It's Thanksgiving weekend.
- Right! Good to see ya!

You wanna stick around
for the rest of the practice?

I could probably use your help.

- Yeah, sure, these guys look
like they could use

a couple pointers.
- Yeah. Okay, guys!

Come on in! Come on in here.

Listen up!

Look who's back.
- Jade! Hey, Jade!

- Huh? She's a big shot now.

On a rodeo scholarship
at a big school in Texas,

so if she's got any advice,
listen to it.

All right, we gotcha.
- Okay, who's next?

Let's go.
- Oh, yeah.

- Hey! Aww!

Oh? What? You all right?

- Oh, I just got
off the phone with Lou,

and she can't make it
home for Thanksgiving weekend.

- What?!
- Oh dear, well...

I mean, with Ty at
the conference and now this,

maybe we just put it off
to another weekend.

- No. No. We always have dinner
on Thanksgiving Sunday.

It's tradition.
- Okay.

- Yeah, but Grandpa,
Lou always cooks dinner.

And that's tradition.
- Yes, and as I recall,

she doesn't let anybody
in the kitchen on that day.

- We'll all pitch in.

We can make this work.
Right, Lyndy?

Come on, Tyson,
let's go.

- Whoa!

- Tyson! Easy, boy!
- Watch out!

Andrew: Control your horse!
- Whoa, Tyson!

- Hey! Oh! Oh! Ah!

Whoa, whoa!
- You all right?

- Oh! Whoa...
- Do you want me to take him?

- Yeah. Oh my God,
are you okay?

- What is it with that horse?
- I am so sorry.

- I'm gonna lodge
an official complaint.

- To who? You do know
I live here, right?

You're training at my place.

-Yes, I know
your mother very well.

I'm an official with
Equestrian Canada,

and I'm not gonna
let personal relationships

get in the way of what
I need to do.

- What're you talking about?
- I've seen this kind

of behavior
from your horse before.

He's far too dangerous
to have around

other horses and competitors.

I'm gonna recommend he be
barred from future shows.

- Are you okay?
- That guy can't do that.

Tyson's an amazing jumper.

- Yeah, well,
he was great on course.

But why'd he go after
that other horse?

- It's all the other horses
coming in and out of here.

My mom needs to stop letting
just anybody into our arena!

- Well, thanks for hanging out.

You know, these guys kinda think
you're a big deal.

They all look up to you.
- Yeah, whatever.

I do really miss being here.

So what else is up?

- In Hudson? Come on,
I wanna hear about Texas.

What's your new coach like?

- He's really good.

- Better than me?

- Ah, well,
I wouldn't go there.

- What about
your teammates?

- They're good, everyone's been
super friendly.

- Yeah, and your classes?
You're going to class, right?

- Yes, and I've been doing
very well so far.

- Well, then it all
sounds great.

- Yeah, so is this the part
where you tell me

you told me so?
- I did, didn't I?

- Yeah... I guess.

- Hey, welcome back.
- Hey.

- Is it okay that I did that?
- Yeah.

- Cool.

So, um, how was practice?

Are things still going well
with Phoenix?

- Yeah, things are good.

We were over at
the Westfield's today.

- Oh wow, look at you.
Westfield Estate.

Running with Hudson elite.

- Hardly, I still feel
super uncomfortable

around people like
the Westfields, but...

I better get used to it.
- Yeah.

Just don't go and become like,
one of them, you know?

- Are you kidding?
Never.

I do kinda wish that I...

didn't feel like
such an outsider, though.

- Yeah, I get that.

So, um...
was Dylan there today?

- No, he's out of town
or something.

Nice castle.
- Thank you.

- Hey, what's going on
for Thanksgiving?

Is Lou really staying
in New York?

- Uh, well, she said
she couldn't get away,

but told us to go ahead
with dinner anyway.

- So who's gonna make
Grandma Lyndy's stuffing?

- Well, I can give it a shot.
- No, only Lou can make it.

- Well, I can certainly
follow a recipe.

- No, there's no recipe.

Grandma Lyndy taught
Lou how to do it

when she was a little girl
so she would carry it on.

I don't think Marion
even knew the recipe.

- No, it's-it's a tradition.

Lyndy never let anyone see
the recipe except for Lou,

and now Lou is the keeper
of the recipe, so.

- Holy smokes.
- Did you come

all the way out here
to talk about stuffing?

- No, actually I need
your advice on something.

- Oh, well, that's a first.
What's up?

- Jade's home for the weekend,
from Texas.

And I just think it's
a bit weird that I haven't...

said anything about,
you know, me.

But I don't see the point.
I mean, why bother?

I'm starting to feel better.
And she is, she's a big girl.

Right? She can take it.

It's not like
she's my real daughter.

But I-I feel
protective of her,

and she's doing so well
down in Texas,

you know, I don't want
to distract her.

I won't tell her. No.

No, why, why make her worry?

It could be nothing. So...

Decision made.
I'm not gonna say a thing.

Not 'til I'm out of the woods.

Thanks, good chat.

- Well, I'm glad we could
offer our opinion.

- Yes, we were
a lot of help there.

- You're welcome!

- Hey.
- Hey! How'd it go
at Westfield's?

- Oh, good,
but something happened.

- To Phoenix?
- No, no, he's great.

But you remember Peyton, right?

- Um, Paula's daughter,
right?

- Yes, um, her horse totally
blew up in the arena.

And then there was this
Equestrian Canada official there

that said he was gonna get him
banned from competing.

- Yikes, he must've been
really out of control.

- Yeah, but not on course,
just around other horses.

- Well, that's not good.

- Yeah. But there's something
different about him.

I-I don't know, he seems like
a really great horse,

so I got thinking... maybe
you could work with him?

- Georgie, do you remember
the last time

I worked with
a Westfield horse?

- You made them realize
what he was meant for.

- No, I made them realize

how they could make
more money off him.

- Okay, well, I-I just,

I really think this horse
could use your help.

- Why do you all of a sudden

wanna go out on
a limb for Peyton?

- I know, Peyton's not
my favorite person,

but believe me, I-I think she
really cares about this horse.

- Okay. Well, have her bring
the horse by, all right?

I will take a look at it,
that is, if she wants me to.

- Thank you. I'll try.

- Hey.

You know Thanksgiving
is Lou's big day.

Are you absolutely sure
she's okay with us

going ahead without her?
- Oh, of course I am.

Well, at least we can't always
be in the same place

at the same time, and we have
to keep traditions alive.

- Like Lyndy's stuffing?

The signature family
Thanksgiving dish that uh,

Lou is not super keen
to give me the recipe for.

- What? She said that?

- No, but I did text her
right after Tim left

and I haven't heard a peep.

- You texted?
Why don't people wanna call

and just have a conversation
anymore?

- I'm sure
she'll get back to you.

- Okay.

- Hey, kid.

- Jade! Welcome back!

- Thank you. It feels
so good to be home.

I went by the rodeo grounds
this afternoon,

and Tim seems to be back
on his game.

- What do you mean?
- Well, I have to admit,

I was starting to wonder if
something was up with him

before I left.

He just seemed so...

I don't know,
not himself, you know?

You must've noticed that too.

- Yeah, maybe a little.

- Okay, now
you're acting weird.

Is something up with Tim?

Okay, you're kinda freaking
me out! What is it?

- It's nothing.
It's probably nothing.

- Georgie, what're you
talking about?

- I'm not supposed
to say anything.

- Well, too late now!

Just tell me.

Okay, like I said,
it's probably nothing.

But these weird things
were happening,

so he had an MRI done.

- He had a brain scan?

- Yeah.
And they found something.

And they're still
not sure what it is.

You can't tell him
I told you anything!

- What's going on?

- Well, apparently,
these are for you.

- Oh, Wyatt.
Seriously?

- Well, that boy is not afraid
to go over the top, is he?

- Yeah, I don't know
what to say.

- I think it's very sweet.

What do you want us to do
with them, honey?

- Uh, I don't know.

Amy's out there training
with Peyton's horse.

- Okay, well, go,
and we'll put them in vases.

- Oh, are you sure?
- Yeah.

And don't be overwhelmed,
he's just showing you

how much he likes you.
- Okay, thank you.

- Hey.
- Hi.

- How's it going?
- I don't know.

Amy watched me ride
for awhile

and then she wanted to go back
to the barn,

said she wanted
to try something.

Hopefully she doesn't
wanna turn Tyson

into a rodeo bronc as well.

- Amy's good at what she does,

and she was right
about Holloway.

- Yeah, I guess.

Hey, can I ask you a question?
- Yeah, sure.

- Why are you doing this?
- Doing what?

- Being so... helpful,
or whatever.

- I just,
I think Amy could

really help your horse,
that's all.

I've gotta go,
I'm meeting my boyfriend.

- Oh, you have a boyfriend?

- Yeah, it's kind of
a new thing.

- Oh, Dylan'll be sorry
to hear that.

- Tyson! Easy!

Whoa, buddy!

Easy!

What do I do?
- Georgie, come take this horse.

- Calm down. Amy, help!
- Whoa...

You're all right. Whoa...
Whoa... Easy.

- Whoa! Easy, buddy.
- Hey, easy. You're okay.

You're okay. Hey. Hey.
- Easy.

See? This is what he does.

- It's okay. He's calming down,
you need to do the same.

- Yeah, but I can't!
I just...

I get so freaked out
when he does that.

- The sooner you can control
your emotions,

the sooner
you can control your horse.

- You make it sound
so easy, but...

how am I supposed to stay calm
when he gets like that?

- I wanna try a technique
that'll help you

connect with him.

I'm gonna put some of
our horses in the pen there.

- What're you gonna do?

- I'm gonna ride Tyson
around with them.

- Yeah, but you just saw
what happened.

- Gonna need you to trust me.

- Hey.

I thought you were gonna
help me again today.

- I slept in.
- Seriously?

- Well, I was up late
last night, and...

ever since I've been home,
I've been thinking,

and... I don't know.

- You don't know what?

- Where I should be right now.

- What're you talking about?

- Well, I miss my friends,
and I miss U of C,

and I, I miss
this rodeo school.

- Hold on! Where is this
comin' from?

Because yesterday everything
was great in Texas.

- Yeah, it's fine...

but this is my home.

- You're not thinking
of quitting, are you?

Are you homesick? Is that it?
We talked about this.

It's part of the process,
you know that.

You can call me,
you can talk to me,

you can talk to me
about anything.

- Really?
- Yeah.

- Anything?
- Yes!

- I know, Tim!

- You know what?

- I know about your MRI.

I can't be in Texas,

while you're dealing
with all this here!

- All right--
- No, just...

I just feel like such an idiot.

You know, why should
I even care?

You didn't even tell me!

Just... Ugh!

- Okay, so what was that?
All the flowers?

- You're my girlfriend now,
prepare to be spoiled.

- One bouquet
would've been enough.

- Yeah, I just thought two
would be nicer.

- It was... a lot.

Uh, I don't know what to say.

- Maybe, "thank you?"
- Okay, thank you.

I love them.
It was very sweet.

- Okay, wait 'til you hear
what I have planned for us

for tonight.
- Really, what?

- I'm gonna take you
for dinner in the city,

to this place called,
"La Maison."

- Oh, it sounds fancy.
- It is!

It's supposed to be amazing.

- Okay, we could check it out.
- It's gonna be good.

I'll pick you up
at 6:00, okay?

Maybe in a horse
and a carriage.

- Wyatt!
- Fine. One horse. My Mustang.

But I'm gonna keep the top up
to protect your hair.

See? I'm classy now.

- Very classy. Nice.
- Yeah.

- Tyson, easy. Easy, easy.

Hey, hey, hey.

See how I'm taking control
of the situation

by circling him around?

I'm keeping his mind off
the other horses.

There you go.

Easy, hey. Hey.

That's enough.

There we go.
The more I do this,

the more he realizes that his
behavior won't be tolerated.

I'm just redirecting
his energy.

- Okay, so what're you saying,
I'm the problem?

- That's not the point.
There is no one to blame.

I just want you to see
what's possible.

You can do this, okay?

You can take control of your
horse in any situation,

but you need to believe that.

- Hey. Georgie.

You told Jade?

- She was all over me.

She noticed the way you were
acting before she left and--

she knew something was up,
so she asked me point blank.

What was I supposed to do,
lie about something
this serious?

- No. No.

- I just couldn't do it.
- Georgie.

I'm sorry. I- I shouldn'tve
put you in that position,

I should've told her myself.

- See, those horses aren't
gonna hurt you.

Let's try that again.

- Hey.
- Hi.

Amy's really good.
- Yeah, I know.

- Hey, so, um, a couple of
the girls from my riding club

are gonna go out tonight,
maybe make some junk food,

and rent a bad movie,
if you wanna join.

- Oh, um, that sounds fun,

but my boyfriend has
this big dinner date planned.

- Oh, yeah? Maggie's?
- Uh, no.

A French restaurant
in Calgary called "La Maison."

- Oh, really?
My parents go there a lot.

It's supposed to be incredible.
That's impressive.

- Oh.
- Hey, Peyton,

you wanna give it a try?

- Yeah.

Okay, I want you
to take it slow.

Walk Tyson as close to
the other horses as you can.

- Whoa, Tyson!

- Don't let him do that,
Peyton.

Take control.
- Tyson! Whoa!

- All right,
circle him around.

- Easy, buddy!

- Peyton, you need to be
confident in your commands.

He needs to know what
you're asking him to do.

- Whoa, buddy!
- Peyton!

- Easy, easy, you're fine.
- No, Amy!

- You're okay. You need
to settle down. Settle down.

- Easy.
- Whoa, boy.

- Easy. Easy, Tyson.
- There we go.

He needs to know that
you're the boss.

- Easy...

Whoa, Tyson.

Easy.
- There you go.

- Okay. Easy, buddy.

- Okay, once more.

- No, forget it!

I'm done!

- Peyton, come on.
You did it!

- No, you did.
If you weren't there,

he probably would've
attacked your horse.

I completely froze up again.

- Okay, don't be so hard
on yourself.

It's not easy to change the
dynamics of any relationship,

but we'll get there, right?

- I can help put Tyson
in the trailer, if you want.

- Okay, thanks.

- Hey! How's it goin'
with that jumping horse?

- Well, I thought we were
making progress,

but then he just blew up again.
- Oh?

- I just hope I'm not pushing
them too fast, you know?

- How do you mean?

- Well, the horse has
aggression issues

with other horses.

And I think it stems from
the rider's lack of confidence

and her frustration with him.

So I tied a bunch of
our horses off in a pen,

and just threw them in.

- Where'd you get
the idea to do that?

- I read it in mom's journal.

- I'm not surprised.

You know what horse she used
that idea with the first time?

Paint.
- Really?

- Yeah, he had the same issues
when he was young.

- Huh. I...
I didn't even know that.

- Yeah, well, it had got
to the point where I wanted

to spur the hide right off him,
make him know who's boss.

- Grandpa!
- I know. I know.

That's exactly how
your mom felt.

So she did this exercise

where you tie the horses off
in the pen.

- Did it work?

- Not at first.
He was pretty high strung.

I was frustrated, but...

well, funny thing.

Once I calmed down,

Paint calmed down.

- So you think I'm goin'
about this the right way?

- Well, it sure worked
for me and Paint.

- I guess I should know
better than to...

question Mom's ideas, right?

- Or your own.

- Okay, I'm here,
what do you wanna tell me?

- All right, first,
I wanna apologize.

But Jade, I hope that
you can understand

why I didn't say anything.

I've been waiting
for test results.

I figured, why tell
anyone anything

unless the news is bad?

But my symptoms
are getting better,

everything's starting to point
in the right direction.

Your mother even
said so herself.

- Okay, but what if this thing
in your brain,

what if it's really bad?

And what if
it doesn't go away?

And what if I never found out?

And you set
this whole thing up,

and you pushed me
as far away as possible.

And how do you think
I would've felt

if I was in Texas, clueless,
having the time of my life,

while you're back here,

possibly...
- Dying.

Yeah, I-I didn't think it
through.

- Yeah, I never would've
forgiven myself!

- Thank you.

- Thanks.

- Wow.
This place is...

fancier than I expected.

You know, even Peyton
was impressed

you were bringing me here.

- Sounds like you guys are
getting pretty friendly.

- Um, no, I wouldn't go
that far.

But I think I'm starting to see
a whole new side of her.

Maybe there's more to her
than meets the eye.

- Bonjour,welcome
to "La Maison."

May I suggest the chef's
inspired three-course meal

this evening?

It starts with a choice
of a house salad,

or our delicious
butternut squash soup,

followed by bruschetta
and canapés,

and finally, a beautiful
filet mignon for your entree.

- Wow, I don't think I've ever
had any of that before,

but it all sounds so good.

- Excellent choice,
mademoiselle.

With the soup or salad?
- The soup, please.

- And for you?
- Um...

the salad.

- With the three-course meal
as well?

- No, just-just the salad,
please.

- Can I get you both started
with something to drink?

- Um, I'll have
the Italian soda, please.

- Just water, please.
- Sparkling or still?

- Tap?
- Of course.

- The filet mignon
for mademoiselle.

- Thank you.
- And for monsieur,

the salad.
- Thank you.

- Fresh cracked pepper?
- No, thank you.

- Um, no, thank you.
But can I just have, uh,

some more bread, please?
- Of course.

- Okay, let's dig in.

Cheers.
- Cheers.

- Ooh, lasagna!
It smells delicious.

- It really does, doesn't it?

Yeah, well,
it's Lou's recipe.

I hope she doesn't mind
I used it.

- She still hasn't replied
to your email?

- No, not a word, and I think
her silence is her answer

about how she feels
about me in this family.

- No! No, don't overreact.

It's just a recipe
for stuffing!

- You said yourself,

it's a very important
family tradition.

I don't think Lou thinks
I'm worthy of carrying it on.

- Wow, the steak was so good.

Almost as good as Grandpa's.

Do you want the last bite?

- No, I'm good, thank you.
- Are you sure?

The salad was pretty small.

- This? No. The- Oh, pfft!
This was great.

The-the leaves and the,
um, pomegranates,

and the tomatoes,
so filling.

- All finished?
- Mm-hmm.

- Would you like to hear
about our dessert features

this evening?
- Yes, please.

- Tonight we're offering
a white chocolate crème brulee,

and a tarte tartin.

That's a caramelized
upside-down apple pie.

- They both sound delicious.
What would you recommend?

- Both.

- Oh, that's a great idea,
we'll share.

- Yeah...

Great. Um...

Thanks.

- I hope I didn't
miss anything too important.

- Jade, what're you doing here?
- This is rodeo school, right?

- Yeah. Yeah, these boys are in
training, so no spectators.

- Oh, I'm not here to watch,
I'm here to learn

how to ride a bronc.
- This is rodeo school.

- What, you don't think
a girl can ride a bronc?!

- I didn't--
I didn't say that.

- That's not very progressive
of you, Mr. Fleming.

- Okay.

- Oh! Oh! Oh!

Oh! Oh!

Ohhh!
- Jade!

- Ah...
- Jade?

- Ah.

- Come on. Come on.

- Ah. Oh...

Beat that, boys!

- Good night.

- Wow.

He wasn't lying.
Those were delicious.

Thank you so much
for the amazing dinner.

- You're welcome.

- You know what? You didn't have
to take me somewhere this fancy,

but I'm really glad you did.

- It's like I said, it's nothing
but the best for you.

- Just gonna run
to the restroom.

- No rush,
and just so you know,

a 20% gratuity
is automatically added,

but you're welcome to leave
anything over and above that,

if you wish.
- Okay.

Thank you.
- Of course.

- What?!

I just- Sorry, I expected it
to be... more expensive.

Everything was so good, right?

Hey!
- Hey.

- Hey, uh, is Georgie around?

- Nope, she's out with
Wyatt tonight.

- Oh, too bad.

I need her advice about Jade.

- Oh, just like you wanted
our advice the other day?

- Well, Georgie knows Jade
better than anybody.

- So you are gonna tell her.

- Nope.
Georgie already told her.

And now Jade's angry with me
for not telling her first.

- Did you not learn anything
from the fact that Georgie

didn't hear the news
from you directly

and they're,
they're best friends?

You must've thought she would
tell her at some point.

- I thought I was doing
the right thing.

- Hey, let's go.

- What, you don't want
an after-dinner mint?

- No, I've got some in the car.
- What? Seriously?

- Yeah, yeah, come on.

- Let's go.

- Hey...

What's up with you?
You're acting so weird.

- No, it's just getting late,
you know, and um...

I know Jack keeps track
of that sort of thing.

Watch out.

Wyatt!
- Hey!

Hey, get back here!

You didn't pay!

- Hello, Jade.
- Jack.

- Thanks for coming by.

I, uh, I understand you're
pretty upset with Tim.

- Yeah. Of course I am.

- And maybe you have
good reason to be.

But...

I wanna say something here.

Tim doesn't know if this
is just some little shadow

on an x-ray that's gonna
go away on its own,

or if it's something
that could be...

well, you know the scenario.

- Yeah, well, that's exactly
why he should've told me.

- Yeah, maybe.

I had a health scare
in the past,

so I know how
it can affect you,

and everyone around you.

You feel this responsibility
to... to protect

the people that
are close to you,

and... well, sometimes,
you make mistakes.

Now, keeping this from you,
was probably one of 'em.

But I can tell you this
for certain.

His heart was in
the right place.

He was only doing what
he thought was best for you.

He cares, Jade.
He cares a lot.

- Well, so what should I do?

- You might start by trying
to see this through his eyes.

- I can't believe
we dined and dashed.

- I know, and for the millionth
time, I'm so sorry.

I-I had no idea how expensive
it was gonna be.

And like I said,
I went back this morning,

and I paid the bill.

So humiliating.

- I loved the dinner,
and the flowers the other day,

but... where did you get
all these crazy ideas

that I'm into all that?

- No, I know you're not.

It's just,
you're my girlfriend now,

and you're spending
all this time in this world

with like, a bunch
of rich people.

Like Dylan.

- So you're trying to keep up
with a guy I don't even like?

- I know. It's stupid.

- Yeah, it is stupid!

I like you because of
the Wild West photoshoots,

and the road trips
to gopher museums,

and going on trail rides
instead of formal dances.

I have so much fun with you,

and I'm not in this for
the things you can buy me.

Please, go back
to being yourself.

Okay?

- Okay.

- So, since it's official
that Lou

isn't giving
the recipe out--

- What? She said that?

- No, she hasn't said
anything at all.

- Oh, well, she didn't
get your text, then.

- It says "delivered"
right beside it.

So I went ahead
and I bought these,

and this is how we're
doing it this year,

and it's gonna be great.

- No, just-- just give her
a call, Lisa.

- I don't want it to be any more
awkward than it is!

- Well, I don't see how it
can get any worse than this!

You know, you have dreamed up
this scenario

for why Lou won't
give you the recipe,

and you haven't even
talked to her yet!

- Okay, I will,
I'll text her again.

- No, Lisa! Call her.

That looks great.

Just keep that forward momentum.

That's the positive thing
we wanna reinforce.

Don't let him pay attention
to the other horses.

Hey.
- Hey.

- How's it goin'?
- Pretty good, actually.

Peyton seems to have
a much better

connection with him today,

and he's not even reacting
to the other horses.

- He feels like
a different horse.

- That's because
you're a different rider.

- Thanks.

Hey, can we go back
to my place?

I wanna show
the equestrian official

that Tyson's a safe horse.
- Do you mean today?

- Well, yeah, maybe he hasn't
lodged his complaint yet.

- Sure, but I don't know how
you're gonna get him

to come out there at such
short notice.

- Never underestimate
my mother.

She can be, uh... persuasive.

- I hope you have some
top flight broncs here today.

I'm staying, so you better
have some stock

that's up to my new standards.

Okay, you can train
with us today.

But Jade,
you and I both know

that you need to go back
to Texas.

- No, actually I don't think
that's what I need.

The school is fine,
but I like U of C more.

And the competition
is just as good here,

and if you wanna know
the truth about that coach,

he's good, but you're better.

- Jade...
- No. I've made up my mind.

And I wanna be a part
of this again.

And if you really
want what's best for me,

then you won't
get in the way of that.

- All right, then.

So as luck would have it,

I have a nasty bronc right here.

Stubborn as a son of a gun.

I think he'd be
a perfect fit for you.

Andrew: Okay,
what have you got?

- Thank you for coming out.

I know that you're gonna see
a big improvement.

- Well, I have to warn you,
I'm not a person easily swayed.

Especially after what I've seen
from that horse in the past.

- Wait... see?

He's not even reacting
to the other horses.

Hey, Peyton!
- Oh, no.

- Circle him!
It's okay.

- Easy, Tyson.

Nice!
- Easy, boy.

- Did you see that?
- Yeah!

You were amazing,
you both were.

They've come a long way,
haven't they?

- Yeah, they have.

So what'd you guys do,
sedate him?

- No, we didn't.

Peyton has learned how
to control her fear,

and in doing so, Tyson now
completely trusts her.

So... will you reconsider?

- Yeah. I'll hold off
filing a report for now.

But I'm gonna keep an eye
on that horse.

- That's fine, we got this.

- No, I'm sorry for
the misunderstanding.

I shouldn't have jumped
to conclusions.

Yes, I do, I have it all.

I know.
We're gonna miss you, too.

Okay. Yep, okay, bye.

I have it!
- Have what?

- That was Lou. She didn't
even get my text,

and she said she certainly
would've given me

the recipe right away,

'cause I've been in
the family for so long,

and she thinks I'm great
in the kitchen.

She actually said that.
- Nice!

- Yeah, and she thinks
that I am the one

that should share in
the secret of the recipe.

- Well, I think that
is beautiful.

- Yeah, me too.
- So, let's get started.

- Oh! Oh! No, no!

These are for my eyes only.

- What?!
- Yeah!

It's tradition,
haven't you heard?

- Thanks for everything, Amy.

Georgie was right,
you're amazing.

- Well, you were willing
to put in the work,

that's the most important part.

You gotta keep it up, though.
- I will.

- I have to say I'm impressed.
- Thanks.

And thanks for being
so cool about this.

I feel like I don't really
deserve it.

I wasn't very welcoming
to you at first.

- Don't worry about it.

- No! I plan on making it
up to you.

And I'm gonna start by
letting you in on something.

My friend Lainy is the one
who made that post

about you and Dylan,
and it was so not cool, but...

I promise I'm not gonna let
anything happen like that

ever again, deal?

- Thanks for having my back.
- That's what friends are for.

- Hey, got your text.
What was so urgent?

- I bought you something,
for Thanksgiving.

- I thought we were gonna stop
with the expensive stuff and--

- I saw it at a craft store,
and I couldn't resist.

And it was only a $1.99.
Can you believe that?

- I love it!
This is way more you.

Um, we're having Thanksgiving
dinner tonight at Heartland,

you should come.
- I would love to,

but my mom's doing
ours tonight, too.

But I'll be there in spirit.

Look how cute!

Muah! Muah! Muah! Muah! Muah!
- Nice.

- There's a turkey!
- Wow, this looks amazing.

- Well, let's see how
it tastes first.

- Uh, uh, uh!
Wait a minute!

First, we have to go around
the table,

and we all say what
we're thankful for.

- We do this every year,
you go first.

- Okay, um... I am thankful
to be home,

and I'm also thankful that
I have such a great coach,

who will be here for many,
many rodeos to come.

Well, I am very thankful
that Lou decided

to... share the secret,

secret family stuffing recipe
with me.

And, um, I'm also very
thankful to all of you

for always accepting me
into this beautiful family.

- Well, I'm thankful
that you've all put up

with my mood lately,

and you've helped me start
to feel like myself again.

You really don't know what
you have until...

till you're scared
you might lose it all.

- And I'm thankful for
a year of firsts

with our little Lyndy.

You're an absolute angel,
sweetheart.

I'm thankful for some
new relationships in my life

but I'm even more thankful for
the relationships I have here.

Well, I suspect you all
know what I'm gonna say,

since I say the same thing
every single year.

But it hasn't changed.

The thing I'm most thankful
for is...

is this family.