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Justin. - Hey, Sheriff.

Yeah. Catch you before Sunday breakfast at Elli's?

I'm on my way.

What's up?

We got a call about

an incident up on Healy Lane.

Healy Lane?

That's Wade territory.

Yeah, it's probably another domestic.

One vehicle slammed into another.

Male vic jumps out of the first vehicle and

female out of the second one. She

chases him into an abandoned warehouse,

but she was carrying a pistol.

Anyways, I called Maxx, but she's already

on the other side of the county.

Yeah, my granddaddy said we was

related to Dave Crockett.

Really? Crockett?

Boss, I'll be honest, I don't think

I should go anywhere. Contractor

came in on his day off and,

well, I actually have no idea what Dwayne's doing right now,

Look, send me the address.

Will do.

Dwayne. That's not going to-

Freeze! - Whoa, whoa, whoa!

Sheriff's department!

I thought you were her.

Her? Who's her?

I- I have no clue.

She went that way.

You stay here.

I'll be right back.

Wait, wait, wait.

Sheriff's Department. Drop it!

Drop it! - Okay! Fine.

Relax, Roscoe P. Coltrane.

I'm a bounty hunter. Okay?

- Don't move. - I'm going for my ID.

Look.

Yeah, there's your criminal.

So when a suspect tells you is innocent, you just believe him?

You're the one with a gun.

Besides, bounty hunter is required

to notify local authorities of their presence

and their intentions. - Look, dude,

I was on my way to my hotel.

My plan was to notify you guys,

but I saw my mark on the road.

What was I supposed to do? Just

let him drive away

till I had a nice, friendly chat with you?

Do you have any paperwork on this mark?

No photo?

Just paperwork.

But he's a car thief.

Yeah, uh, Marc Donaldson

skipped bail in Jefferson City.

Pretty sure that was a stolen vehicle

you just let him get away in.

So, you shot at a car thief?

I don't get paid if he winds up dead.

Those were warning shots.

Are we good? Can I go?

I don't like having bounty hunters in my county.

- You guys- - Girls too, you know.

You bounty hunters cause more trouble

than the criminals you're chasing.

All right, well, you know, I could just go,

and then you can expect a rash of car thefts,

or I can finish what I started,

which is in my legal right to do,

now that you've been notified

and you know, would ease your workload.

And it would be good for both of us.

No warning shots, no guns. Period.

Agreed?

Yeah. Agreed.

Hopefully this will be our first and last encounter.

Trust me.

The feeling's mutual.

Did your dad call yet? Nope.

Well, I guess we'll just start without him.

Uh... Excuse me.

When did you start drinking coffee?

Seriously, mom.

Well, I didn't drink coffee

when I was your age.

Does your dad know?

Maybe it's time that he learns.

Is that... Blade?

Is there something- - Mom.

Fine.

Fine.

No! No.

Need to say grace first.

Sorry I'm late.

- Hi. - Sorry.

Muah.

Hey baby.

Oh, thank you, sweetie.

So, you've clearly been working this morning.

I'm sorry I didn't have time to go change for church,

but I didn't want to miss this.

Ah!

We need to say grace, Dad.

Sorry, we're closed on Sundays.

Hope! Oh my goodness! How are you girl?

Maddie, this is Hope. And Hope, this is Maddie.

She was my best friend at Blue Ridge High.

Oh my goodness!

She's so big

and so gorgeous. You-

just give me a hug, darlin. Come on.

Oh, my goodness.

And this is Justin,

Your ex. We're working on that.

Hi.

Again.

Again?

Yeah, we met this morning.

She's a bounty hunter.

You're a what?

A bounty hunter?

Wait. I'm sorry. No-

wait. But- the last time I talked to you,

you were living in Knoxville. - Yes.

You were working in a bank

and you were married to Ed.

Yes. Well, still am

living in Knoxville, that is.

I ditched Ed,

and then the bank and I-

I could not be happier.

I feel so alive and free.

- So cool. - It's not so cool.

Oh, yes it is. Your ex and I met this morning,

when he let my fugitive get away.

- I did not. - Yes you did.

Okay, maybe I did, but

you were withholding information.

Whatever. Anyway,

I'm back in town till I catch my outlaw.

And as one of my nearest, and dearest,

I sure would love to catch up

with you while I'm here.

Yes, absolutely.

Yeah. You busy now? But.

Well, we're about to go to church.

It's a new tradition.

Breakfast and church on Sunday.

As a family.

We're trying again.

Aw.

Good for you.

Well, I'm staying at the Pinevale Inn,

so just give me a holler. - Okay. I'll call you.

- Okay. - Okay. See you.

A bounty hunter?

That is so cool. - Right?

What's going on?

I got an order that said you guys are doing a

little rearranging.

It's about time, if you ask me, Sheriff.

I didn't ask you,

and I didn't order anything.

I did.

Well,

the city council did, to be exact.

Uh, we unearthed some funds

to revitalize the museum.

- Unearthed? - Yeah.

Why don't you unearth some new funds for a new sheriff station?

I don't want to stay here for the next four years.

I was meaning to congratulate you, Sheriff, on the

reelection,

but you were the only candidate. So,

Aw, don't mind him, Sheriff.

A win's a win. Even if you didn't beat nobody.

What is this new exhibit?

Well, take a look.

It's just correcting a few historical inaccuracies.

You're removing the Wade exhibit.

Is this all you have on Mr. Donaldson?

Yeah. No photo, no nothing.

That's it.

So, a female bounty hunter?

That's pretty cool.

It's not cool.

It turns out she's Elli's best friend from high school.

She grew up here,

and I think she's trouble.

How so, boss?

Her story sounds kind of fishy.

Why would you ram a guy off the road

and wreck your own vehicle?

I don't think we can let her catch

a fugitive without us.

Wait, so you want us to help her?

Sooner we find him, sooner she can leave.

See if you can find out about Marc Donaldson

on the crime database.

Maxx, find out about our bounty hunter,

Hope Henry. - Copy.

Where are you going?

I'm going to talk to the guy

who knows every sketchy person,

past and present in Blue Ridge.

- Yeah, buddy. - Not you.

The other sketchy guy.

Are they bitin'?

Not hardly.

But you know what they say.

Bad day of fishing is better than

a good day at the office.

How'd you find me, Sheriff?

A little birdie told my deputy.

I'll bet that little birdie's got a name.

Dixie.

She's real sweet on that deputy of yours.

What do you want, Sheriff?

Ever heard of a car thief named Marc Donaldson?

You know what? Now, I am totally insulted.

Why would you think that I would know

a low level car thief?

Didn't say he was low level.

Well, if I ain't never heard of him, he must be.

Next question.

You know a woman named Hope Henry?

She's from here; graduated with Elli.

Sheriff. Sheriff. Sheriff.

You know I'm no snitch, right?

I will occasionally share information with you

if it's mutually beneficial.

What do you want to know, Jeremiah?

I want to know why your daughter is ghosting my son.

- Ghosting? - Yes, sir.

No calls, no texts.

No DM's. No nothing.

I have no idea.

Well, maybe you talk to her and I'll look around for you.

I think I'll pass.

Thanks for your time.

Well, you know where to find me.

What you got, Deputy?

Got all the goods on Marc Donaldson for you.

It's pretty easy to find. I mean,

he's definitely just a petty thief.

Sent you over his file.

Huh. What is it?

That's not the guy I saw.

Are you saying she made a mistake?

No, I'm saying our bounty hunter lied to me.

I'm gonna find out why.

Oh, it's so great to see you.

Oh... 20 years ago.

I can't believe it. We're so young. - I know.

It seems like so long ago.

And yesterday. - Mm hmm.

We had so many plans. - Mm hmm.

And so many dreams.

Are you happy?

I wasn't always,

but I really am now.

I think I just

spent so much of my life

trying to be what everybody else

wanted me to be, I just

forgot myself.

Who I really am.

What about you?

You happy?

Yeah.

Yeah.

Maddie's going to go to college soon.

I'm just trying to figure out what my next chapter looks like.

And I, for one, would not have guessed that

your next chapter would be bounty hunter.

What?

You ever like...

- All the time. - Uh...

It's so cool.

It's pretty cool.

Well, it's good to see you, Sheriff. As always.

How's, uh-

how's my exhibit coming?

It's coming.

Warms my heart, you know to finally

tell the truth about how our

wonderful town came together.

And the problem with the truth?

It has two sides.

Maybe not in this case.

What can I help you with?

Lookin' for someone.

She said she was checking in here.

Yeah, she's in 2B.

- 2B? - Yeah.

And she's got a guest.

Step right in, cowboy.

Justin, what are you doing here?

I could ask you the same question.

Oh, just a couple of us

single gals catching up on life.

Be nice. This might be our only chance to hang out.

You don't mind if we move our date night, do you?

Of course not.

I came here because we found Marc Donaldson.

The real Marc Donaldson.

That was quicker than I thought.

We're good at our job.

- So you say. - You lied to me.

Okay.

Guy I'm after is Carter Crabb.

Kidnapping.

Skipped bail 18 months ago.

Why lie?

Why not?

Big bounty?

20% of his $1 million bond is mine

if I bring him in.

That's a lot of money, Justin.

Yeah, exactly.

You know how much time I've spent

tracking this dude?

You find him, I get nothing.

Fair enough.

If you find him, you can bring him in.

But we're going to be looking for him too.

You can ask Elli.

We're good at finding people who don't want to be found.

Really good.

Ladies.

RP, see how fast you can pull up

Carter Crabb's full case file.

You got it. Why don't I look for

any local contacts to the fugitive?

See if there's any reason for him to be here.

Yeah.

Knock, knock.

Dixie. Hey, y'all.

Kitchen made some extra wings, and I was headed home,

so I figured I'd stop by and drop them off for you.

Oh, that was really sweet of you.

Thanks, Dixie.

Did your boss, Jeremiah,

want you to stop by

and check out the new exhibit?

He might have mentioned it, yeah. But

it's not the only reason I wanted to come by.

Sorry.

Oh, let's take a look.

Oh, it's the good stuff.

Garlic parm, blazing hot.

♪ I was born a country man ♪

♪ I can make a living off of this... ♪

♪ I was born a country... ♪

Dwayne.

- Yes, Dwayne. - Maxx.

I just got shot at at Old Man Hasting's place.

- You've been shot at. - Are you hit?

No, sir.

No. I was supposed to pick Old Man up

but his truck burned down at the road.

And now there's another vehicle here I never seen before.

Y'all better get over here.

We'll be there in 15 minutes.

I'm sorry, but we got to go. - Of course. Go, go!

What are you doing here?

And I said no guns.

Why? You guys have them.

Besides, I got a tip that my fugitive

might be hiding out here in these hills.

That may be his vehicle. - Could be a hostage situation, Sheriff.

Yeah. It could also be a crazy old man.

All right, you stay back

with Dwayne.

My lady.

No thanks.

Justin, come on. I'm an asset here.

You said I could bring him in if I found him.

You cover the porch.

If he shows up there, you can bring him in.

- Okay. - Yeah.

Just don't shoot at anything

unless absolutely necessary.

Well, if that's Carter in there, you don't shoot either.

You know, I'm not worried about your bank account, right now.

Sheriff's department.

Mr. Hastings.

Sheriff's department.

Coming in.

Sheriff,

back here.

All right. Weapons aren't the only thing missing.

The hunting and fishing and camping gear are all gone.

Well, his canned goods are gone too.

The guy's looking to lay low for a while.

Yeah.

All right. You put an APB on Hastings' truck.

You know any local guides? Yeah.

Have them look, see if they notice anything

out of the ordinary and report back to you.

- Okay. - Right.

Alert the game warden.

See if he found anyone hunting

or fishing without a license.

And tell him to be careful.

Sure thing, Sheriff.

All right. No lies.

Tell me everything.

Okay. I-

I tracked Carter here.

His ex-girlfriend lives in the outskirts of town.

He wants her back bad so,

I've been watching her house off and on.

Put a tracker on the vehicle,

which is right over there.

Well, that information would have been helpful.

A man is dead now. - I know, I know, and I feel terrible.

Let's find the girlfriend.

Where is the sheriff? - No clue.

- And the two deputies. - No clue.

What about the imbecile that hangs out here with them?

No clue.

Where is the article on my Uncle Cyrus

that hangs right there? - No clue.

Well, let me ask you something.

If I were to wander back there

where the exhibit of my family,

which has been here for 50 years,

would it still be there?

And you better not say

no clue.

It's been relocated.

Relocated?

Where?

- The dump. - The dump?!

The dump.

Connor!

Okay, I'll call you back. What's up?

I just talked to a park ranger up near Weston County.

He saw a vehicle matching this one last night.

Said he heard gunshots

and saw a man he didn't recognize

at a campsite deep in the woods.

Any sign of him?

No. No vehicle.

But the camp's still there.

So he can send us a pin

when he gets back out there.

Okay. Good. Let's go back to the station.

See what else we can find. - Yeah.

Thanks, mom.

What are you working on?

Homework.

But school just started.

Junior year is no joke.

Do you have any classes with Blade?

No, mom.

Is there, like, something going on between you guys?

No, mom.

Okay.

You know, just so you know,

I was once in high school, too,

and my mom would ask me these same questions.

And you know how I replied?

You're going to say with dignity and respect.

The truth is, you probably said no

and wanted to be left alone.

Great.

You want to talk?

You know where to find me.

Hey, mom?

Do you want to talk about you and dad?

No, Maddie.

So, you and El have been doing some talking?

Yeah.

Ever talk about us?

Yeah, yeah, we talked about it, Justin.

And.

And what?

And what did she say?

Sheriff, you know, I can't tell you that.

I can tell you this, though.

Elli is bigger than Blue Ridge.

There's a lot more to life than this place.

She chose to come back.

That's true.

And she can choose to leave again, just as easy.

There's Hastings' truck.

He's here for her.

Police department! Get out.

Oh! What did I do to you? Whoa!

You're not Carter Crabb.

No, I'm not. I'm Erik.

What are you doing driving a stolen truck, Erik?

What? No, no, no, listen,

Some guy gave me $50 to pick up his girlfriend, all right?

He said that she was- he would give me another 50

when I dropped her off and that she would know the destination.

Ma'am, you going somewhere?

I haven't seen him in weeks.

Just don't make this harder on yourself.

- I um- - If you haven't seen him

then how was he driving your car, genius?

Ma'am. Grace.

You could be charged with harboring a fugitive.

Maybe even worse. It seems as though

Carter murdered a man this morning.

I haven't done anything wrong.

He came by and he begged me to leave town with him.

You thought that was a good idea?

Well, he says that he loves me

and that

he's changed.

Grace, if you help me, I can help you.

It's him. - Okay.

Answer it. - Put it on speakerphone.

Tell him everything is smooth sailing.

Hello?

Hey, babe.

Baby. You okay?

Yeah. I'm just,

on my way to see you right now.

Are you in the truck?

Mm hmm, yeah.

The one that you sent.

Babe. You there?

Put the bounty hunter on the phone.

I'm here, dummy.

Okay.

If I'm so stupid,

how come you haven't found me yet?

Yeah, you've had a little bit of good luck. That's about to end.

You turned my own wife against me.

I guess we're even now.

I took something from you.

You're going to take something from me.

I am going to find you, you monster.

I'll make it easy for you. - Yeah, how's that tough guy?

I'm gonna find you first.

What did he mean?

He took something from you.

Carter murdered my mentor.

I'm gonna make him pay for it.

All right, spill it.

Tell me everything.

His name was Kyle.

He's amazing.

He's kind and patient.

When I left my husband, decided I want to be a bounty hunter,

used to hang out at the courthouse all the time.

No one would talk to me.

I went

door to door to

every single bail bondsman.

No one gave me the time of day.

And this one day,

Kyle stopped to talk to me,

asked me what I wanted and why.

When I told him I wanted to start over...

he said...

Everybody deserves a second chance at life.

And that was that, you know?

He just- he took me under his wing.

He taught me everything, you know?

He opened all these doors for me.

He was like a father.

So what happened with Carter Crabb?

Uh...

it just seemed like a

normal fugitive till you dug deeper into his file

and realized he was dark, violent and dangerous.

Kyle had been trailing him for months and finally caught up with him

about a month ago in the Rockies.

He left me a voicemail

saying he'd found him.

And that was the last time I heard his voice.

So Carter killed him.

Kyle fell off a cliff.

Couple of hours from here.

There's no proof, but I know it was Carter.

I think we just heard a confession.

I am ready to end this.

You heard him.

He wants me. So. So

we take advantage of that.

Use me as bait,

and then we can go in there and we can get him.

No.

What do you mean, no?

That's not your choice.

It's my choice

when we're in Blue Ridge.

Now, you're going to get your stuff.

We're gonna get you safe.

My team's gonna find him and bring him to justice.

End of story.

All right.

What do we know about Carter Crabb?

We know he is a killer.

Mr. Hastings never had a chance.

Yeah. What else?

He's had a hard time keeping a job.

Five places in four years.

Employee files all say the same.

Probable anti-authority bias.

Quick tempered. Blames others. Spiteful.

Vindictive. - Yeah. The original arresting officer

said he was pretty uncooperative.

Certified in multiple firearms courses.

Ex-boxer too.

Did you ever find the location on that campsite?

Just did. It's on the other end of the county.

Right now, it's pretty much the only thing we got,

so we should check it out.

I just came from the museum.

Bully for you. As usual, you're a day late and a dollar short.

The Wade family has built Blue Ridge

undisputed for over a century, McGrath.

Jeremiah!

Stealing ain't building.

I'm a member of the city council.

I have a responsibility to the historical record.

But you know what?

If you hurry down to the trash compactor,

you might be able to save

some of your exhibit before it gets crushed.

Oh, this will not end well.

Yeah, yeah, yeah. Let me guess.

I started a war.

I'm writing a check I can't cash.

Dude, I've heard it all before.

All right.

Let's stay alert. Game warden said it's down by the creek.

You find something?

Yeah.

I don't think he's just after our bounty hunter anymore.

It's rustic.

It's quaint. It's-

it's nice.

It's fine for now.

You looking to upgrade?

Maybe.

You know, she just-

she's trying to find herself.

Don't think that necessarily

excludes you though.

Oh, a nice view.

Don't get much of that back at home.

Who's a good bounty hunter now, huh?

Looks like you got your wish.

He's here. Stay low.

Anyone comes through these doors, shoot them.

Unless it's me.

- Where are you going? - Out!

Come on, Hope. I know you're in there.

Come on out, sweetheart.

Come out, come out, wherever you are.

I can smell your perfume, Hope.

You're under arrest.

Justin!

Move!

Take the shot! Shut up!

- Do it! - Put the gun down, Hope.

Look, you can bring him in.

You can keep the bounty.

It's not about the money,

Ah, it's because you're gutless, Hope.

Hey, look at you. Look at you.

You're gutless just like that other guy I threw off the cliff.

Let me do it! Let me do it, Justin.

He couldn't pull the trigger either.

I said shut up!

Put the gun down. - Then just look the other way.

No one has to know. Nobody has to know.

No one is going to miss this scum.

You know, I can't do that.

What would Kyle want you to do?

You're better than this.

Checking up on me, Sheriff?

I'm just making sure that you leave.

Ah, you saved me a trip, actually.

That's a gift.

You bet.

Pretty sure your old one is toast.

Pardon the pun.

Bonus! I never got you a wedding gift. So-

The only gift I need...

don't convince Elli to run away and join the circus.

Okay.

Please?

Well,

you're good, man.

Definitely worth a second chance.

My real gift to you is that I told Elli how amazing you are.

I wouldn't shut up about it.

Actually, it's kind of annoying.

And she agreed with me. So-

Thank you.

Thank you.

All right.

Later, Roscoe.

- What do you think? - Honestly?

I was kind of getting used to the Wade exhibit.

I think it's an improvement over the old moose head.

That thing was creepy. It's eyes kindly followed me everywhere.

Think it had mange too.

Getting a little patchy.

Okay.

Smell like a chicken coop.

Look what I found.

Is that from the exhibit?

There's more in the truck, but I think I got most of it.

Plus, I got one of those fancy espresso makers.

Just temporary.

He tried to remove our family's heritage.

Put it in the dump in a box.

Now

I will remove

McGrath from Blue Ridge.

Past, present and future.

So, how was the first week of school?

Fine.

How's everything with, Blade?

- We broke up. - Oh.

Too bad.

Do you want to talk about it?

Well, we just don't have the same goals.

Goals?

Yeah. I mean,

he's fine just staying here

and not going to college or going to college locally and-

Well, what's wrong with going

you know, locally? Near home?

Dad, I- want to go out of state.

Great. There's great schools in

South Carolina. Tennessee.

Uh... I'm thinking

California.

Did you know about this?

- I didn't not know. - Mom.

I can keep a secret too.

And honestly I've been thinking.

My whole life

has been defined

by how others view me.

Mother, wife, boss and

with Maddie graduating in a few years,

I just think it's- it's time for me

to think about what I want to do next.

And so,

I am going back to school.

I'm going to get my master's online,

and I want to teach.

You don't need your master's

to teach- I think. - You do for college.

So, we could be roomies.

What? In California?

Yeah, maybe.

You know what, Maddie? Why don't you help me

with some biscuits and jam in the kitchen?

Give your father some time to process.

I don't need time to process.

Yeah, dad. Process.

Hey, Sheriff. I'm so excited.

I found the perfect home for you and your family.

It's right on the lake. Five acres.

Maddie can ride her horse.

Call me. It's not going to last long.