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Game point, son.

Check up.

Whoo! Give me my money.

Don't even think about callin' no foul neither.

Fouls' for punks!

Who's got next?

Who's got next?

You want it?

Yeah, figures.

I'll go.

Oh, pretty boy wants to run.

All right.

Let's ride.

Hundred bucks a game.

You can cover that?

Yeah, I got it.

You need to warm up.

For you?

Nah.

Big talk, big man.

Check up.

Game's to 11;

threes count as 2.

Check.

All day, baby.

Yeah. This is gonna be a quick game, ain't it?

Give it back.

Oh.

Yeah!

Give me that.

Man, that's goal tending!

Goal tending's for punks, right?

That's what you said, right?

Right?

Check.

- Oh, you think you something? - I thought you said you could play?

- Think you something, huh? - This is easy.

Man, you ain't nothing.

You ain't nothing.

I'll take this.

Oh, you think you can just walk away from me?

Hey, man.

Hey, man, where you going?

I'm talking to you.

Think you can just walk away, huh?

Mm hmm.

Yeah.

Yeah.

Yeah.

That was perfectly done, nephew.

For the vanquished.

- Oh. - Oh.

Hey.

To drown your sorrows,

pretty boy.

Oh! Hey! Eggs,

bacon and pancakes

for my favorite scouts.

You doing okay, mom?

Uh, yeah.

I'm just tired.

Burnin' the candle at both ends.

Well, for the record,

I think you look beautiful.

Thanks.

All right, back to the grind.

What?

Nothing.

Nothing.

Are you excited about going camping?

Yes. All packed and ready to go.

Is that make up?

Of course.

Did you get my packing list?

Yeah, I skimmed it.

I mean, it's shampoo. There's-

You're not going to need any of that stuff.

Dad, I've got to shower.

Okay. Packed your dinner for tonight.

Oh,

we're going to eat what we catch.

And on that note, I will definitely

be taking this.

Okay, just one last message.

And never mind. Service is out.

Well, that should make this a whole lot easier.

We made a deal.

In the glove compartment, they go.

Right.

This is where we're going to camp?

No, we got to hike a little bit,

find a nice clearing.

It's all part of the adventure.

You okay?

Yeah.

Good.

Think this is it.

Oh. Finally! Oh!

Wow. This is pretty cool.

All right, let's set up camp.

Yeah, I'll admit, this is really great.

Fresh air.

Sleeping under the stars.

No distractions.

Not a soul for miles.

Did you bring me out here just to watch

you do all the hard stuff?

I'm just trying to set up the tarp.

More like you need to be in control

of everything all the time.

You want to help me with the tarp?

Here, grab this end.

Tie it to that tree. - Dad!

I got it.

Okay, I don't got it.

The bunny goes out of the hole

around the tree.

Back in the hole.

I did it!

It's not about being the biggest or strongest.

It's about using your smarts.

It's okay. It's just a deer.

You've heard of the Huntsman, right?

That's an urban myth.

Every town has one.

I don't know. Twig told me

her grandpa ran into him out here.

Apparently, he's some half man, half beast giant that just

hunts campers down.

He's got claws for hands and razor sharp teeth.

I think Oak Miller told Twig that just to keep her

out of the woods.

I hope you're right.

Hey, what happened to no electronics?

I brought it

so that I could

use these.

You remembered.

You wouldn't let me build a fort in the living room

without them.

M.J. goes up.

He fouled.

Look at us. I'm refiling old reports.

You're tagging old evidence photos.

Who knows what you're doing.

I'm replaying the 1982 NCAA national championship game.

Thought MJ actually made a couple of shots.

This is ridiculous.

You know, let's find a case and show the sheriff

what we can do while he's gone.

Only thing boss wants to hear from us

is that our weekend was just as quiet as his.

I'm not trying to ruffle any feathers.

And you've made that abundantly clear

in all areas of your life.

What's that supposed to mean?

Well, why haven't you asked Dixie out yet?

- It hasn't been the right time. - Or

you could be too scared to ask her out

because she works for the Wades and you think

the sheriff won't approve.

Sheriff's office.

Yeah. No, of course. We'll be right there.

Fight broke out at the basketball court

down at the Kings Park.

Let's go.

Nice. Yes, ma'am.

You stay, buddy.

There we go.

You sure you don't want to try some?

Oh, I am good.

- Yeah. Give me some of that. - Yeah.

So how's school?

Is it a little awkward with Blade

since you two broke up?

I don't know. I mean,

it's weird.

Maybe I should give him a second chance.

You should follow your instincts.

You should always trust your instincts.

Spoken like a dad.

Well, you should trust your instincts.

You got them from your mom.

Oh, so she shouldn't give you a second chance?

That's not what I meant.

Just kidding.

And- and don't worry.

I mean, just because she's busy,

it doesn't mean she's not still interested.

Yeah, I mean, she's

just chasing her dream for the first time ever.

- You are a smart cookie. - Oh, I know.

I'm the one that brought the spaghetti.

All right. Well, thank you.

Yeah.

Thanks guys.

They said a big fight broke out

after a game of one on one. - Between who?

They didn't recognize the winner,

but the loser was a Wade.

They said he choked him out. Put that bottle of bourbon beside him.

Notice the brand? - Yeah.

Connor McGrath.

That blood over there.

I'd say it looks like the Wade McGrath feud

is about to boil over.

Let's pay Jeremiah a visit.

I agree.

On the bright side?

Maybe Dixie will be there.

You love this, don't you?

It was just a hard foul.

Yeah?

So, why'd he set a bottle of Carolina Blue

bourbon beside you?

To the victor goes the spoils, right?

You see, that's funny.

Because we heard you lost both the game and the fight.

That's a dern lie.

Well, tell me this.

This person who

may or may not have beaten you in the game

and then may or may not have beaten you in the fight-

I done told you that weren't true.

This person got a name?

No comment.

Officers, there ain't nothing wrong

with a little friendly competition.

Now, we all ought to get back to getting ready for that concert

tomorrow night.

Y'all should come by.

Have yourselves good time.

Dixie, walk these nice officers out.

I hope y'all can come to the concert.

I'd love to see...

Booster.

Pay a visit to our new friends.

Let them know who still runs Blue Ridge.

Yes, sir.

I'm starving, so I'm going to pick some berries.

Okay, give me a second. I'll go with you.

Okay. If you're looking to give me some independence,

letting me go pick some berries by myself.

is a very basic place to start.

Okay, well, just don't go too far.

Shh. Shh.

Run!

Welcome to Blue Ridge.

Dad!

What happened? You okay?

- I saw him. - Who?

The huntsman. He grabbed me-

- Grabbed you? - No. I'm fine, I just.

Okay, you take me where this happened right now.

Okay. Right here. This is where I was.

I'm going to assume the Huntsman

doesn't own a pair of purple earbuds.

Okay, I snuck my phone,

but it was only to listen to music.

That's why you were completely unaware of your surroundings.

Tell me what happened.

Okay. I was just walking to pick some berries,

and then he grabbed me and dragged me into the brush.

Okay. And then two men with guns walked by. - Guns.

Yeah, but I really think he was just trying to protect me, dad.

Okay? As soon as we heard them coming back, he told me to run.

Look.

Is that blood?

I think this might be a piece of his clothes.

He might need our help, Dad.

What if those men are looking for him?

Okay.

I'm taking you home.

I'll come back with reinforcements.

No. He saved my life.

I would never forgive myself if something

happened to him because of me.

And I would never forgive myself

if something happened to you.

Please, dad.

You stay behind me.

You listen to everything I say.

All right.

It was good to see you hoop again, nephew.

Even better than I remember.

There's more than one way to

skin a cat.

Hello. This is Councilman McGrath.

Yeah. I need to speak with you about an urgent matter.

That was only the second car in an hour.

Could you have picked a quieter road?

It's part of our job, Maxx.

We should be trying to figure out what's going on.

And if Connor McGrath is involved.

They won't even admit anything happened.

Which is why we can't press charges.

Because Jeremiah's going to do something himself.

We don't know that.

Hey Dixie.

Uh, yeah. No, of course.

Yeah, we'll be right there.

What'd she have to say?

Trouble at Jeremiah's.

Surprise, surprise.

Large footprint with a

worn shoe.

It's got to be him.

He went that way.

Look, we're gonna-

we're gonna mark this spot.

All right? This is called a telltale.

Remember that.

Stop!

Don't take another step.

Don't you take another step.

No. You-

Just look down. - Dad, wait. He's right.

There's a snare.

Why did you grab my daughter?

Ice men were coming her way.

I couldn't risk them seeing her.

Icemen?

Dealers.

They would have taken her.

Some of their labs are out this way, and,

they protect them at all costs.

See, he was trying to help me.

Thank you. Uh...

Stuart.

Thank you, Stuart.

I'm Sheriff Justin Wise.

This is my daughter, Maddie.

Hey, again.

Yeah.

Y'all hungry?

I was just about to eat.

Something. - Yes.

Good. Okay, so,

follow me.

Carefully.

Step.

Step.

See where they are?

Okay.

You better take your filthy government self

out of my bar

before I shove that clipboard

down your throat.

And I mean right now.

Jeremiah, what's going on?

McGrath is trying to kill my business.

Hey, who are you, sir?

I'm with the alcohol permit authority,

and I was sent here to inform the owner

that the bar's in violation of

hosting multiple live performances

without the appropriate permit.

And trying to suspend my license.

It's Saturday.

Don't government workers get the weekend off?

I was told it had to be done today.

By who? Councilman McGrath?

Look, all I know is someone important called my boss.

And here I am. So, don't shoot the messenger.

All right, look.

Technically, government offices are closed today.

So why don't we just forget this conversation ever happened?

You just swing back by on Monday.

There you go.

Deputy doesn't have that authority.

Well, we're acting co-sheriff

since our boss is out of town.

So, why don't you just leave right now

and Jeremiah won't have his show tonight?

- Over my dead body. - But.

But he'll get to keep his liquor license

and sell drinks for the weekend.

Fine.

Here's your copy.

You have a nice day.

Well,

Sheriff made the right call leaving this town in your hands.

You know, I'm just trying to do my job.

Let's get that list taken care of before Monday, huh?

Well,

the cat's away.

Cat?

The mice play, man.

Sheriff's out of town.

It's time to turn the heat up.

And here we are.

Wow. How did you grow this?

Uh, well, that's a product of

risk tolerance,

diversification, and long term perspective.

Oh, in layman's terms, patience.

I used to be a financial advisor.

Want to see inside?

Absolutely.

Now, please pardon the mess in here. I

don't usually have visitors.

Wow, you're like Huckleberry Finn.

Oh, you think so? Yeah.

I mean, everybody in town thinks you're like this

boogeyman, but this place is awesome.

Really?

What do they say about me? - Oh,

only that you prowl the hollers looking for campers

to bring back to your cave.

Well, if only I were that exciting.

And I hope you like gumbo.

This is my wife's recipe.

- Married? - Uh...

was married.

She...

Well, I moved out here after she left me.

Aren't you lonely?

No, oddly enough.

Not nearly as lonely as I was in the city.

Why'd she leave?

- Maddie. - Oh, no.

It's okay.

Probably good for me to talk about it

with someone who isn't a squirrel.

No. Like I said, I was a,

a financial advisor.

Mmm. Good.

Good money.

Many people would look at us

and say we were living the American dream,

but Gloria was unhappy.

Why?

I never asked.

I should have,

but I ignored all the signs and

one day, she left.

Spent the next several years trying to win her back.

I worked my way to the top of the company. I

bought a beautiful house on the side of the mountain.

I was the epitome of success.

And I was sure that that would impress her.

But it didn't?

Ya see, I'm a I'm a numbers guy.

I like I concrete facts, you know?

Things that make sense.

So I just figured that

my effort would equal her love.

None of that mattered.

No. She just.

She just wanted me to see her.

Understand.

So, why'd you move out here?

She remarried.

And-

and I lost her forever.

I needed to get away.

So you know what-

what started as a camping trip

turned into weeks and then

months and now

years.

I just never went back.

Thanks for the soup, Stuart.

It was delicious. - Oh.

- Thank you again for saving Maddie. - Oh.

Oh, sweet girl.

Now, listen, you two be careful out there.

We're gonna head straight home.

I'll be back with my deputies,

take care of those ice men.

You worried about the ice men?

No, no, I was just thinking.

You're not gonna end up like Stuart, are you?

Living alone in the woods?

No, that's not what I mean.

I mean, lost,

regretting everything, alone.

No.

you guys mean way too much

to me to walk away.

Ah!

Oh. I can't wait for a shower.

What? What's wrong?

Battery's dead.

Oh, the glove compartment was left open.

The light was on. It drained the battery.

From when I snuck my phone.

I'm sorry, dad, I didn't know that was-

It's okay. I got the generator at the camp.

I can use that to jumpstart the vehicle.

You go grab that and I'll stay here.

You move faster than I can.

Okay, I'll be fine, dad.

Look.

Take this. I taught you how to use it.

If something happens, don't hesitate.

If I'm not back in 15 minutes,

you go find Stuart.

Got it.

We just got a call.

There's been an incident

at the Pinevale.

Where is the sheriff?

He's a little preoccupied at the moment.

Seriously?

He's too preoccupied to show up

when a councilman's car explodes.

He's away all weekend.

On a camping trip.

He's away all weekend?

Yes.

Well, that's good to know.

Look, look,

as acting co-sheriffs,

we're on top of this. I promise.

Now, do you have any idea who might have done this?

Not a clue.

What about Jeremiah Wade?

After you pulled his liquor license.

I don't know nothing about that.

But I do recall that this car

had a funky smell to it from the get.

Maybe there was a fault in the electrical system or something.

I don't know.

Yeah. So,

I think I'm good.

So you don't want us to run a report?

No, sir.

- Picked up your rental. - Thank you, Kansas.

You play any basketball lately?

No, not that I can recall.

You deputies have a wonderful rest of your day.

We'll call this a deeply freakish accident.

I will handle it myself.

You mean with your insurance, right?

Something like that.

Ice men.

I, for one, was just relieved to hear

that nobody was injured.

It is a shame about that car, though.

But it's the second one this week, ain't it?

You really expect us to believe

this wasn't retaliation

for McGrath sending that inspector earlier?

We ain't claiming nothing.

It's the truth.

And we're getting real, real tired of you

being in our business.

Yeah?

Well unfortunately, your business

typically becomes our business.

That's true, ain't it?

Tyler!

Look, deputy, be honest with you,

we've been so busy taking care of all those violations,

we haven't had time to get in

any of the mischief you're talking about.

And I suppose you've got an alibi

for the time of the explosion.

That's what I like about you, darling.

You're right again.

Now,

if McGrath has the same suspicion, you all do,

we'd be more than happy to oblige him.

Won't we boys? - Darn straight we would.

Hey. Hey.

All right. This is- this isn't good.

Let's just review where we're at.

At the diner having lunch.

The case, you knucklehead.

Well, there was a fight at a basketball game

that neither participant acknowledges.

And they tried to shut down Jeremiah's bar.

And a car bomb that no one seems to care about,

for that matter.

Also, Connor and Jeremiah

just alluded to the fact that they're ready

and willing to take matters into their own hands.

And we both know what that means.

Means you're in a pickle.

Why did we invite you again?

You didn't.

Why the long faces?

- They're in a pickle. - We're not.

We're not in a pickle. We just may have

inadvertently made a bad situation

a little bit worse. It's fine.

I don't really know the first thing about police work.

But you know, if there's a grease fire

in the kitchen, you don't put water on it.

You smother it. With baking soda.

Suffocate it before it spreads.

I think I have an idea.

Put a bullet in your head, boy.

Dad?

Well, what do we have here?

Oh.

Hey!

Hey!

I just want to talk.

Yeah, this will be fun.

Dad!

Dad!

Maddie.

Maddie.

Maddie.

Maddie!

Maddie!

You're fast.

You're fast, little lady.

Fast and clumsy.

Oh! Oh! Oh!

Cat got your tongue?

Maddie!

Where you gonna go now, boy?

Where's my daughter?

Where is she?

I don't know.

Get off him!

Turn around.

Oh!

Hey, guys.

Now, I strongly suggest

that you two gentlemen

hold very, very still.

Dad.

Maddie!

So...

we know there's a better way than this. But,

they tried to blow me up.

Uncle.

What can I do for you, deputy?

This

has been a long time coming.

Our ancestors after our ancestors,

after our ancestors

are cheering right now.

Yeah.

See who that is.

It's that cute lady cop.

Miss Elli. We better hurry.

Maxx just texted they're almost here.

Sure hope this works.

Did you have fun?

This is real fun.

Well,

I heard you wanted to atone for your actions.

Ha ha!

I was informed you wanted to apologize to me.

It'll be a cold day when that happens.

Well, you know, it's a little bit- Boys!

Sit.

What's up, pretty boy?

You still hurting?

Now I know that you both know my family.

And you know that we have been through a lot.

But no matter what is going on,

we always sit down and have a Sunday meal and we talk.

We really talk.

Now, you are both pillars of this community,

and you both know what Blue Ridge means to people.

And it means we bake cakes for baby showers.

We bring casseroles for funerals.

We hold our neighbor's hand at the hospital.

We go out there and we cheer our boys on

under those Friday night lights.

We love this place.

And we love each other.

Jeremiah, you've been here your whole life.

So for good or bad...

the Wades are a backbone of this community.

And, Connor, you left, you went,

and you made your mark on the world.

But you came back

like me, 'cause you know

how special this place is.

And you know that the McGrath name means something here.

So you are both

important parts of this family,

and you both have the power to either

tear it down, or you can raise it up,

or you can keep going on

acting like children and ruin this place.

Or you can just sit down

and make a truce just for today.

Just for today.

Sit down,

have a meal,

like a family.

What else you fixing?

I got fresh apple pie for dessert.

With ice cream?

Vanilla, of course.

Hmm.

Well, I could eat.

Me too.

That's a good choice.

Pass the sweet tea.

This one time, McGrath.

Nice work.

Three musketeers.

No.

Thank you.

We'll be in contact.

Stuart, you're gonna have to come to town to testify.

Oh, I'll be there.

If you want, you can come with us now.

Blue Ridge is a great place to start over.

Yes, it is.

Well, not

yet.

You're always welcome.

Oh, come here, angel.

Thank you, Stuart.

You get this young lady home safe to her mother.

Will do.

Now, what's for dinner?

Pizza. Sounds amazing.

So, what are we going to tell mom?

The truth.

Except for a couple details.