All language subtitles for Heartland.S11E18.WEBRip.x264-ION10

Previously,
on "Heartland:"

- I'm gonna walk away,
and if you stop me

before I get to my car,
I'll come back.

Could I go back
to New York with you,

not just to visit,
but to live?

- It was Peyton.
I have proof.

- You posted the video
from Dylan's computer,

but I told him not
to tell anyone.

- Why would you do that?

- So that I can beat you,
fair and square.

- I very much doubt that.
- See you at the Fall Finale.

- I just can't keep waiting.

I gotta take matters
into my own hands,

I've gotta take the time
I have left, and use it.

Hey!

Good.

Good!

Hey! Hey!

Good boy.

Here!

You guys
are amazing.

- Thanks.

Yeah, it definitely
helps relieve stress.

- Speaking of stress,

I've gotta go over
to Westfield today.

- Why?

- I forgot some tack
and brushes there.

I'm kinda dreading it.

- You want me to go with you?

- Yeah, that'd be great,
thank you.

- Yeah, no worries.

- Wow.

- Yeah, I thought it would be
helpful to keep a record

of whose stone is whose,
you know?

Just to help our memory,
as we get older.

- Excuse me?
- As we all get older,

Grandpa, and you know,
for future generations.

- Yeah, I think that's
a great idea.

- Thank you.

- So Amy and Ty, they pick
a stone for Lyndy yet?

- No.

- Did I forget someone?
- No, no.

You didn't, I did.

- Stop acting like
we're sneaking in.

- I just- I don't wanna run
into Dylan or Peyton.

Lainey: Where's her horse?
Probably out pulling a plow.

Georgie!

It's good to see you.

- I'm just here to clear
some stuff out,

I won't be needing
the stall anymore.

- Well, don't feel like
you can't use our arena.

I can talk to my aunt,
she'll come around.

- Don't bother.
- Look...

about Peyton, and the way
things turned out,

I-I want you to know
how sorry I am.

- I'm over it.

- How's Phoenix?

- He's better.

We're ready for the Fall
Finale.

And you can tell Peyton that.

- Thanks for picking me up,
by the way.

I'm putting new tires
on the truck.

Just when Tim asked me to cover
a clinic at the school.

- Hey, I don't' believe it.

That's that same truck,
that lemon!

It's still for sale.

- You kinda got suckered
into that thing.

What are you doing?

- I'm gonna deal with
this once and for all.

- Deal with what?

- Something I've been meaning
to do for a long time.

You got a minute for a pit stop?

- Apparently I do.

- Ah!

You okay?
- Ah! Ah!

- Dylan!

Are you all right?

Beauty, isn't it?
- Yeah.

- Dave Chalmers.
- Hi Dave, I'm Caleb.

- Well, it's my wife's,
but she wants a van.

Kill me now, right?

- You.

How do you have the nerve
to set foot on my property?

- I got a proposition for you.

- I-I'm not interested,
I'm just asking you to leave.

- Okay, hold on a second.

I realize you made
a little bargain

with my wife's grandfather,

my refund in exchange
for that longhorn.

Jack loves that animal, okay?

It has a lot of sentimental
value.

And I'd like to buy it
back from you.

- It's not
happening!

There's no way I'm selling you
anything ever again!

That longhorn is mine,
fair and square!

- Okay.

Why is he in a separate pen?

- Borderline dangerous.

The wife won't go near him.

- I guess you got a couple
of lemons now.

- Just... clear out!

- I'm gonna get that animal
back for Jack.

- Yeah, hi.

Dr. Virani, yes, yeah.

What, you checking up on me?

No, I'm on my way right now.

Yeah, I'm going to get
that MRI.

Mm-hmm. How-how soon
will I get results?

Oh yeah, okay, sure.
I'll just relax.

That's good advice,
I'll do that.

Yeah, I'll relax,
and then you just tell me

when you know something.

But take your time,
I'm not in a rush.

Bye.

- Poor Dylan,

a torn ligament
takes forever to heal.

- I guess he won't be
in the Fall Finale.

- Yeah.

I feel so bad for him.

And Flame.

Just... I hate how
this whole blog thing

messed up our friendship.

I feel like I'm losing everyone
that's important to me.

- Everyone?

- Well, Dylan, Wyatt.

It's all ruined by it.

I- I don't even know if I want
to jump anymore.

I'll wait until after this
horse show, and then decide.

- What about New York?

Lou told me, are you still
thinking of going?

- Yeah. I am.

It's not just online.

The kids at school are talking
behind my back too,

I... I can't deal
with this anymore.

- But Georgie,
you've worked so hard,

it seems like it would be
a shame.

- I need some time
away from here.

- Yeah, I get it.

I know you'll do
what feels right.

I'm gonna miss you.

We're all gonna miss you.

- Hey.
- Hey!

Congratulations
on the Garland deal.

I guess that little tutorial
I gave you on negotiating

really paid off, huh?

- Yeah... well, uh,
not really, no.

Jack was the one
that sealed the deal.

Your advice almost sunk us
like a stone.

- What? What do you mean? How?

- You know,
I think one of these days,

I'm gonna give you
a tutorial of my own.

- Oh, really?

- Um...

Look, I'll-I'll see you round.

- Okay.
- All right.

Here.

Here.

Hey, it's kind of a nice day.

- Yeah.

- I saw you driving out
this morning.

Did you go to your appointment?

- Yep.

I still won't know anything.

I was just trying to stay
relaxed. You should, too.

- Yeah...

Well, this is helping.

- It's good to see you doing
that again.

- I love working with Spartan.

And I'm trying this Liberty
move

that I wanna show Lyndy
for her naming ceremony.

- Why?
- Because, Dad...

do you remember when Mom
did something special

for my naming ceremony?

- Amy, that,
that was a long time ago.

- It wasn't that long ago.
Just think.

- Nope, nothing.

Well, just keep this a secret,
okay?

I...I haven't even told Ty.

- I can keep a secret.

- Hey, sorry I'm late,
are you ready to practice?

- We can't, the ground
in the ring is frozen.

- Oh, that's too bad.
- Yeah, it's frustrating.

- Well, I hate to say this,

but maybe you should take
Dylan up on his offer.

- I was just at the rodeo
grounds,

and this is your lucky day.
I solved your problem.

- How have you solved
my problem?

- What do you mean, how have
I solved your problem?

It's pretty self-explanatory,
didn't you see the photo?

I found the perfect longhorn
for Jack.

I'm looking at his animal
right now,

and the one that I saw today
is a total doppelganger.

Well, close enough,
Jack won't know the difference.

- Come on, Caleb,
Jack's gonna know it's not his

in two seconds, he knows every
marking on that animal.

- Yeah. I guess you're right.

I'm doing my best here.

- I know, I know,
I appreciate it.

Okay, I'll talk to you soon.

- Bye.
- Bye.

- Amy.
- Val.

- Georgie.

- As I'm sure you've heard,
Dylan is out of the running.

I have a proposition for you.

I want you to ride Flame.

- No.

- I'm offering you a red ribbon
on a platter,

and it's just "no"?

So yeah,
Val offered Flame

for Georgie to ride
at the Fall Finale.

- I don't believe her!
- Oh, I do, that is so Val.

- And you said no?

- Well yeah, of course I did.

- After everything that Val's
put her through,

of course she should say no.

- I think you should take
her up on it,

you have a better chance
of winning.

- Excuse me?
- Dad!

- That's not a reason
to make a decision.

- Yeah! And I would never
do that to Phoenix!

We're partners,
we've come way too far

for me to just quit on him.

- Georgie, that horse is still
recovering from an injury.

- He's fine,
and what about Dylan?

When he recovers,
he won't have a horse.

- Ah, that's his problem.

- And you don't owe
the Westfields any favors.

- Now you go with the horse
that gives you

the best chance of winning,
there's no doubt about it.

People switch horses all
the time, don't they, Lisa?

- Yes, they do, but--

- Anyway,
it's Georgie's decision.

- Yes, and I've made it.
- Hey...

- Yeah, just sending Caleb
a text message he.

Katie, dinner!

- Okay.

- Hey Ty, I got your text,
what's happening?

- I've been thinking
about that longhorn

that you sent me a picture of.

And I think your idea
just might work.

- No, man, you were right,

Jack'd know it's not his
longhorn from a mile away.

- But Dave Chalmers might not.

You heard him,
he hates that animal,

I think he's just keeping it
out of spite.

- So what are you saying?

- I'm saying we switch 'em out.

- Switch 'em out?
- Yeah.

- You're crazy.

- Maybe.

Are you in?
- Absolutely.

- Yeah?
- Yeah.

- I'm sure looking forward
to Lyndy's day.

Lou and Lisa have a real nice
lunch planned.

- Yeah, Lou was telling me
about it.

Grandpa, this might
sound crazy,

but I think I remember
my naming ceremony.

Is that possible?
I mean, how old was I?

- Well, you couldn'tve been
more than a year,

a year and a half.

- I remember.
- You do?

- Yeah. Mom was riding a horse,

and I think that she did some
kind of trick, or something.

But it was really
special for me,

and I want it to be special
for Lyndy, too.

- Well, I was thinking,

I'd like to make the day
even more special.

- Yeah?

- Wouldn't it be nice
if we surprised Lisa,

and got her to pick
a stone of her own?

To tell you the truth,
I can't believe

we haven't thought of it
before now.

You know, she has had
a rough year,

and this could be the perfect
surprise for her.

- Yeah. Yeah, that's something
we could definitely talk about.

Um, but not right now, I should
get Lyndy in her own bed.

- Okay.

Grandpa wants Lisa
to get a stone

on the same day as Lyndy.

- Okay.

- Okay? Just... it's okay?

Why can't Lisa have her stone
naming on her birthday?

Or an anniversary?

- Amy, I think you're being

a little too sensitive
about this.

- No, I don't think I am.

- I do, I mean,
let's be honest,

she's probably not even
gonna remember it.

- Yes, she will.
- No, she won't.

- Um yeah, she will,
I remember my naming day.

- You remember it?
- Yes, I do!

- What do you remember?
- What? I-uh... okay.

- What could you remember?
- Okay, okay! I remember.

I remember the day,
I remember the ceremony,

I remember that my mom had
this... this tan suede jacket.

- Yeah, she always wore
that tan suede jacket.

- Yeah, but I remember that
she was riding a horse.

- Yeah?
- Yeah.

- Oh, right, she never
rode horses before.

- Hey! That's not fair,
I remember!

- Well, do you
remember how much I love you?

- No, I-no, you're gonna have
to remind me.

- Follow me.

- Get up!

Come on!

Here... that's it.

You can do it.

You can do it, hey.

Come on, you can do it.

Come on,
you can do it.

- Agh, no, come on!

- Hey.
- Hey.

I am never gonna get this.

- What?

Well, don't put too much
pressure on yourself.

Lyndy's gonna be excited
just to see you running around

in circles, playing with
a horse.

- Really? Is that what
Liberty work is to you,

running around in circles
with a horse?

- Well, I-that's what
it'll be to her,

I mean, I like it.

It's-it's... it's beautiful.

- But you don't have anything
to prove to her.

- Yes I do, I have big shoes
to fill, Dad.

I remember Mom being this
strong, fearless horse woman.

- Like you.

- She was a superhero to me,

and I wanna be that to Lyndy.

- Honey, you already are.

Okay... stay with it.
- Okay.

Dad?
- Yeah?

- Have you heard anything?
- No.

No, I told you, as soon
as I hear something,

you'll be the first to know.

- So, you're happy that you're
sticking with Phoenix?

- Yeah. I am.

- So riding Phoenix,

is that a,
a long-term decision?

- You're talking about
New York, aren't you?

- I'm wondering which way
you're leaning on that, yeah.

- I'm going.

I think.

- Well, don't make any
hasty decisions.

- Jack, am I an idiot...

for not picking Flame?

The people on that website,
they trash Phoenix,

and they call him a cow pony,

and I know that's not true,
but--

- And that's all that matters.

Georgie, you can't make any
plan based on the actions

of thoughtless people
who hide like cowards

behind their words.

I'll never understand
why some people insist

on using that Internet

to deliberately hurt
other people,

it's not right.

So don't you doubt yourself.

And don't doubt Phoenix,
either.

He'll get you where
you wanna go.

- I know. I'll try.

- Hey! Um, I forgot
to tell you,

we're having a lunch
on Saturday.

It's Lyndy's naming ceremony.

- Doesn't she already
have a name?

- It's a family
tradition.

All the new babies
through the generations

get given on a stone
on the fireplace,

which then becomes theirs
forever.

- Hmm.
- Anyways, can you come?

- Well, can I come as me
this time, or...

do I have to pretend
to be Peter?

- I apologize for that.

In the future I promise
to refrain

from inappropriate requests,

and terrible business advice.

- In the future?

- Can you come?

- Is Peter gonna be there?
- Yes.

So I understand if you opt out.

I know there's tension.

- Actually no, there's-
there's no tension.

We're good, we're tight,

ever since we babysat
Lyndy together.

- Really? Well then,
I guess I'll see you there.

- Hey, is uh, is Jack in?

- I think he's in the barn.

- Hey, when did you and Peter
babysit Lyndy together?

- I know you acted in haste
the other day,

and perhaps you had reason to.

So I wanna give you one
more chance, Georgie.

- Val, stop it.

I already told you,
I'm sticking with Phoenix.

- You still wanna compete
with this unreliable,

poor excuse for a jumper?
- Yes!

So you can find another
rider for Flame.

- And I will, you can be
assured of that.

But Georgie,
it's time you woke up.

You know,
you're gonna regret this.

You're making
a very big mistake.

- Hey man, what'cha doin' here?
- Hey.

I bought the longhorn.
- You did? Oh!

- Yeah, I'm very proud
of the deal I made,

I paid mere peanuts for him.
You still owe me, though.

- What? He's here? Right now?
- Yeah.

- Ah, Caleb, you-you can't
leave the trailer here!

Jack's gonna see it, he's going
to start asking questions!

- Where'd you expect me
to put it?

The rodeo grounds
would've charged me,

and that is no way to thank
the man who found the steer.

- Okay fine, fine,
but you've gotta take it back

to the rodeo grounds,
I'll pay the fee, okay?

- Okay, but you should come
see him first.

Right? Dead ringer!

Hey, what do you
got there?

- Oh! Oh!

- Uh, Caleb's horse,
he uh...

needed some shots, so.

- Ah, he's better now,
though, so.

I'm gonna go, have a good day.
- Yeah.

- What are you up to?

- Oh nothing, it's nothing.

- Ty, there's something
going on.

- Maybe, but I want it
to be a surprise.

- Okay... two, three!

- Okay, all right, ready.
- Now take some slack.

Yeah, that's for you.
- Got it.

- Come on, this way.

Come here, you silly beast!
- Come on. Come on, yeah.

- Oh, I keep slipping
on the ice.

Oh! Shh! Hurry up, hurry up!
- Shh! Shh! Shh!

- I know, I know!

- Whoa, whoa! Caleb, Caleb!
Caleb! Caleb!

We can't put him in the same
pen with the brown ones,

Dave's gonna know!

- Okay, but we have to,
at least until we get

Jack's over on the trailer.

- Okay, okay.
Fine, fine, let's do it.

Let's do it, let's go.
- Okay. Okay.

Ah, come on, you beast.
Come on, pull, pull.

Pull, pull, pull. Oh, for
heaven's sakes, come on!

- Okay, I-I got the rope,
here.

All right, okay, ready?

- Hurry, hurry, hurry, hurry!

- All right, all right,
get him! Yeah, you got him!

- I got him, I got him,
I got him! Whoa, whoa, whoa!

God! Hold on to him!

Jeez, oh boy!
- Whoa!

Caleb, Caleb, Caleb!
- Whoa! Ohhhh!

- I got him, I got him!
I got him. Okay...

Get him!

He's too strong!
He's way too strong!

- Pull! All right!
Just stop, oh yeah.

- Okay, get the gate,
okay, hold on.

- Oh shoot, okay,
let me get him.

- Come this way.

Come in your trailer.
- Whoa! Ah!

We're good!

Let's move the other one.
- What? Okay...

- Let's go!

- Yeah. Dr. Virani?

Yeah? What?

- You're a good boy, Champ.

Yeah.

Through thick and thin.

Thick and thin.

- What's goin' on, Tim?

- Uh...

it's gone.

The shadow is completely gone.

I'm clear, Jack.

- You're clear?

- I got a call from Dr. Virani.

She says it happens sometimes.

She knows of other cases.

I'm clear.

- That is such good news.

- I just-I don't-it makes
you wonder, I...

if it was supposed to go
away anyway,

or if it was something else.

- Well, does it really matter?

- No.

No, it doesn't.

You got your wish.
- What wish?

- I'm definitely not gonna go
before you do.

Hey, Jack!
- Yeah?

- Come outside,
I wanna show you something.

- Come on!

Come on, come on, come on!

- What is goin' on?

- That's my longhorn!

Amy, look, it's my longhorn!

- See, I knew you guys
were up to something.

- Now, how did this happen?

- Look, I know how you got
my refund from Dave Chalmers

for that stupid truck
that I bought.

- You told her.
- Well yes, but...

you weren't supposed
to tell him!

- I'm sorry.

- I've been meaning to do this
for a long time.

- And I finally got it done.
With Caleb's help.

Wow, that's interesting.

You guys are crazy.

- Yeah. We are.
- Yeah. We are.

- Well, it's good have
you back, buddy.

Yeah, and one of these days,
I'm gonna find out how.

Announcer: Graham Porter,
riding Honey,

with a time of 1:17.

Announcer: Good for 7th place.

- I don't believe it.

Val gave Peyton Flame to ride.

Well, you turned her down.

So she's free to give that
horse to anyone she wants.

Is that mine?
- Yeah, it's Wyatt.

- Hey... Wyatt.

Uh yeah, yeah, it's today.

Oh. Thank you.

I'll-I'll need it.

Okay, you too.

Okay, bye.

He was wishing me luck.

- Well, that nice of him.
- Yeah, it was.

Announcer: ...on Painter.

Dad, you made it!
- Hey, are you kidding me?

Wild horses couldn't
keep me away.

Bad pun.
Okay, I'll leave you to it,

I just wanted to come
and say I love you,

you're gonna be great.
- Thank you.

- All right, I'll see
you after, okay?

- Okay, thanks, Peter.
- See ya.
- Bye.

Announcer: Emerson Tremblay,
riding Mason,

with a time of 1:12.89.

- Then Georgie goes last?
- Yeah.

- How is she?
- Good, she's okay.

- Yeah?
- Yeah.

Announcer: Very fast times
today,

so the last two riders
will need clear runs

if they hope to finish
near the top.

And now on the course,
Peyton Westfield,

riding Flame,
owned by Briar Ridge Stable.

- That was pretty good,
that was pretty good.

Announcer: And with that ride,

Peyton Westfield
moves into first place.

Only one rider left.

The time to beat, 1:11.20.

- Hey, just relax. Okay?

You have both been through
so much to get here.

And you need to clear all
the noises out in your head,

this is about you
and your horse.

And you're ready.

So go for it.

- Good luck riding
that cow pony.

- Thank you, Peyton.

Okay, bud. You got this.

Announcer: Up next,
Georgie Fleming Morris,

riding Phoenix Rising,
from Heartland Ranch.

Georgie's Family: Yeah! Yes!
Yeah! Whoo!

Announcer: And with a clean run

the winner of the Fall
Finale...

- Oh, my gosh, she did it!
She did it!

Announcer: Georgie Fleming
Morris, on Phoenix Rising.

With a time of 1:09.35.

- Stop! What're you doing?

- Good boy!

- Way to go!
- Way to go, Georgie!

Announcer: Second place goes
to Peyton Westfield,

and her horse, Flame,

owned by Briar Ridge Stables.

Announcer: And first place goes
to Georgie Fleming Morris,

riding Phoenix Rising,
from Heartland Ranch Stables.

- Good boy.

- Good boy.

- You were amazing today, huh?

And we showed 'em.

Yeah.

Hey.

- Hey.

- You did it.

I just wanted to come by
to say congrats.

- Thanks.

- Wow, I bet this will stop
all those evil

Internet trolls now, huh?

- Maybe, I-I hope so.

Listen, I am...
I'm really--

- No, no, no. I didn't come by
to make you feel

like you had to say anything,
or--

- No, I just...

I wanted to thank you
for the phone call,

it was really thoughtful,

and it helped me a lot.

- Good.

I'm glad.

I almost didn't call,

all I needed was to make
another stupid assumption

of how you're gonna react.

- What assumption?

- I just shouldn'tve given
you that ultimatum.

Total fail, you know?

It's like I said, I'm just not
good at that kind of stuff.

- Yeah. You aren't.

Total fail.

- Okay.

Well...

I'll see ya.
- Yeah.

- Yeah.

- I shouldn'tve driven away.

- Um... hey, Mom?

Um...

I've decided
I'm gonna stay here.

You were right, I...
I can't run away.

Is that okay?

- Yes, of course.

I mean, I'm a little...
you know...

but of course.

Come on over here,
everyone!

Now, first of all,

we want to say
a big congratulations

to our first-place winner,
who rose to the occasion

when it could have been
so easy to quit.

- Yeah, Georgie!
- Whoo!

You made us awfully
proud today, Georgie,

and I know you'll continue
to do that,

wherever you are.

- Now, this year has been...

well, a pretty crazy ride
for all of us.

It's been a year of some
huge highs, and...

and some deep lows.

It's a year that threatened
to tear us all apart,

but instead,

I believe it brought us
together.

And we're here today
to celebrate the family.

It's a family that continues
to grow.

We're all gathered here
to officially welcome

Amy and Ty's daughter.

Now, what started out
as a Bartlett tradition

has uh, well, it's become...

a Bartlett Fleming Morris
Borden tradition.

And it's as unique as
the child we're celebrating.

So now, let's welcome
this beautiful baby,

and bless her with her name,
and a stone of her own.

- Thanks, Jack.

Okay, Lyndy, you ready?

- Do you wanna pick
a stone, sweetie?

This is mine.
- This is Dad.

How about up here?
- Right there?

- Do you wanna touch this one
right here?

- Yes!

Yay!

- Lyndy Marion Borden,

welcome to this family,
my little one.

You're a very lucky girl,
I hope you never forget that,

and may you always have joy
and love in your heart,

and may you always
have good health.

And bear your name with honor,

and grow to be a wise,

and understanding person.

- To Lyndy.
- To Lyndy.

- Cheers.

- And there's someone else...

that we need to honor today
with a stone.

Someone who has been
a part of our family

for a long time now,

and someone who we couldn't
live without.

- And we all appreciate her.

- And we love her.

Lisa.
- Oh!

Oh! Oh, I didn't--

Thank you, honey.

Oh... thank you.

- Pick your stone.
- Pick my stone, well...

um... where are you?

- I don't know,
I can't remember.

- Oh, Grandpa!

- That's me.
- All right.

Well, are-is that taken, if
it's not, I'll take that one.

- Well, I love that
it's right beside me,

it's yours if you want it.

- I will, thank you.

Thank you, everybody.
- Cheers.

- Cheers.
- Cheers, Lisa.

- Um...

I'd like to say something.

I guess uh, this might not be
the most appropriate time,

but I don't know when
we'll all be together again

in this room, and I promised
I'd keep you in the loop

about my health, and...

I got some results back
from my latest tests.

I'm clear.

The shadow's gone.

- You're clear? You're clear?

- Oh, good! Tim!

- Oh, Dad!

That's great,
that's good news, partner.

That's such good news.
- Mm!

Hey, girls...

there's something else
I should tell you,

and you probably don't know
this, but uh...

your father doesn't have
a stone on that hearth.

- You don't?
- What?! I...

- Why not?
- Talk to Jack about it.

Long story.
- Dad!

- But not for today.

Listen, everyone.

Amy has something that
she wants to show Lyndy.

Get up.

Whoa, back.

Yeah! Way to go, Amy.

That's beautiful, Amy.

Oh yeah!

- Down. Down. Down. Good.

- Good boy.

- Over. Over.

Good boy.
- Oh wow.

Oh!
- All right.

- Way to go, Amy.

Wow.
- Good job, Spartan.

Impressive.
- Way to go, Amy!

- Look at Mom!

It's beautiful.
- Oh!

- Isn't your Mom amazing? Hm?

Well, you were right.

Your mom did do a horse trick
on your naming day,

I remember now.
- Hmm.

- Beautiful.