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Previously,
on "Heartland:"

- Hey Georgie,
any idea why

there's a Westfield
trailer here?

- Your trailer showed up
at Heartland to pick up Flame.

Why?
- Okay, I can explain.

- You're riding him now,
is that it?

- But somebody needs to jump
Flame in the Fall Finale.

You're the one who quit.

- You got exactly
what you were after.

- Georgie, you don't have
to give up your dream.

You just need to find
the right horse.

- Phoenix.

- My friend Lainey 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.

- I think it's time to solidify
this partnership

with more than just
a handshake.

- We all wanna be here.

So let's just do it
in a fair way.

Come on!
- Hup! Hup!

- Let's go!
- Good!

- Hup!

Move it out.

- Hey, you wanna hear
the latest?

- Yeah. What's up?

- Our friend Stumpy's
out of town.

So he asked Tim to keep an eye
on his cows for him.

Tim says sure, no problem.

Then he up and leaves
with Casey to one of her rodeos.

So guess who gets stuck
with that job?

- I'm guessing it's you.

- Ah, it's not the first time
I've had to pick up

a ball that Tim dropped...
you feel like tagging along?

- When are you thinking
about heading out?

- Later on,
if that works for you.

- Yeah. Count me in.

- Hey, do you want a banana?

- Good girl.
- Oh! Bummer.

Wyatt's car broke down
in Calgary.

- Well, that's too bad.

- Yeah, he has to wait
for a part to come in.

- Yeah?

Oh my!
- Ugh!

- Oh! Here, let me help you.
- Yes, thank you so much.

- What's all this?

- Oh, just a little project
I'm gonna work on.

- It doesn't look
all that little.

- Well, I'm, uh,
gonna make holiday wreaths

for all my employees
at Fairfield.

- Like, from scratch?
- Yeah.

- I didn't know you were...
crafty.

- Yeah, I'm so not.

But I watched a couple
of videos online,

How hard can it be, right?
- I guess.

I think that's Peyton
that just drove in.

- What's she doing here?

- I don't know,
let's go find out.

I will be right back,
you enjoy your banana.

Thanks, Lisa.
- Yeah, yeah, no problem.

All right, look what I have.

I am gonna make very pretty
Christmas things.

Hey.
- Hi.

- Is everything okay
with Tyson?

- Oh yeah, he's great.

That's uh,
partly why I dropped by.

- For me?

- Yeah, it's just a little
something to say thank you

for helping Tyson out.
And me.

- Well, thank you,
you didn't have to do this.

And you did pay me.

Wow.
That's beautiful.

- Yeah, it is,
and it's too much.

- Oh, please, Tyson and I get
a chance to compete

because of you.

- Well, thank you.

- I have a training session
at my place.

Do you want to come?

- Oh, that'd be awesome,
but Amy and I are training here.

- Well, it's pretty cold,
so if you both wanna come?

- Um, I think I could make
that work.

- Great, it'll be fun
to hang out.

- Okay, well, I better get
Lyndy organized,

I'll talk to Grandpa
and see if he can give you

and Phoenix a ride over.
- Okay, awesome, I'll get him.

- I'll meet you there.

- Mommy has to work
with some horsies today,

so you're gonna spend some time
with Lisa, okay?

- Yeah.
- Amy?

- Hey.
- It's just me.

- How'd it go at Westfield?

- Oh, I got Georgie and Phoenix
there no problem.

It's quite the operation
they've got running over there.

Boy, this place...

looks a little crowded to me.

- Yes. I knew that babies came
with a lot of stuff,

but we are definitely
hitting maximum capacity.

- Is my Lyndy ready to go?
- Almost.

I just wanna change her, but
if you don't mind taking this,

I'll bring her over on my way.

- Thanks, Grandpa.
- Yeah.

- Flame.

- Whoa, boy.

Well, look who it is.

Good to see you, brown eyes.

- What're you doing here?

- Peyton invited me.
I thought you were out of town.

- Meaning you wouldn'tve come
if you knew I'd be here?

- I don't really care
either way.

- Are you sure about that?

Because it sounds to me like
you might still be angry

about the whole Flame thing.

Can't we move past this?
- Whatever.

Just... be prepared to lose.

- Somebody sounds confident.

And isn't this the horse
you had on the Hunt Club ride?

- Phoenix is an amazing jumper,

I think we might just
surprise you.

- I hope so,
I like a good challenge.

Guess I'll see you
on the course?

- Guess so.
- Good luck.

Good boy.

Okay...

I normally give my staff
a really nice holiday bonus,

but I just cannot
afford it this year.

But I still want to make sure
that they know I appreciate

that they stuck with me.

You know what I mean?

Do you think this wreath thing
is a dumb idea?

Jack?

- Uh, no, no I don't,
I-I think...

they're probably just happy
to still have jobs, Lise.

- What are you looking at
out there?

- Well, I was just
up in the loft.

And... I don't know
how much longer those kids

can keep living there.

Well, Lyndy,
she's growing so fast,

She's already crawling,
she's gonna be walking

before they even know it.

They're pretty much busting
at the seams, you know?

- Mhmm? And, so you have
something in mind?

I'm not going to be
around forever.

We all know that.

So I wanna give those kids
a parcel of land now.

And that way they can think
about building something

if they want to...

- Have anything to do with
the Tim health scare?

- Yeah, probably.

I just don't want to just leave
my land in my will,

I-I want people to enjoy it,

to be able to use it
when they really need it.

It'd be nice if I was still
around to see that.

- I think
it's a terrific idea.

I do.

- Got a beautiful spot
picked out for Amy and Ty.

- Do you? And Lou?

- Well, I already gave Lou
the land for the dude ranch.

But when the time comes,

I'll have a few acres for
Georgie and Katie, if they want.

- You will.

Well, 'cause you are
a very thoughtful man,

Jack Bartlett, you really are.

- I saw Dylan over here.

Sorry, I didn't think
he'd be back so soon.

- Oh, it's okay, I was gonna
have to face him

sooner or later.
- Oh, don't worry, about it.

We'll just make a point to
ignore him and have fun anyway.

- Works for me.

- Ready?

- Oh, I-I don't like having
my picture taken.

- Oh, come on.

- I'm going to post it on
"Equestrian Gossip."

- No way! That site's awful.
I don't look at it anymore.

Not since it posted all
those lies about me.

- Yeah, it can get pretty
trashy, and...

Lainy was kind of a jerk,
but the site's not all bad.

You'll see, soon enough,
people will forget

about all those lies.

- What do you think?

- Uh, you're doing this
right here?

I just-I know
it's a lovely sentiment...

- But?

- Well, how long do you think
it's going to take to,

you know, to make all these?
- Well, I have no idea.

I have I think fifteen or so
to do, why?

- Well, I'm just wondering

where we might be having dinner.

- Well, your routine might
be slightly disrupted

for a day or two, but it
shouldn't take more than that.

- Oh!
- Oh, here they are!

- Hi! Oh, wow.
- Hi.

- I know, isn't it great?
- It's uh, crafty.

- Yeah.

- Thank you so much
for watching her.

- Yes, of course, of course,
hello my, darling!

- There you go, Sweetheart!

And make sure that she doesn't
get a hold of these, okay?

- No! No, no, no, no,
of course, yeah.

- Okay, I should get going,
you be good.

- Amy, do you have a minute?

I'd like to show you something.
- Yeah.

- Bye!

- Grandpa,
what are we doing here?

- Well, I know how much
you love this place.

- I do. That view
is incredible.

- Well...

It's yours.

- Mine? What-what do you mean?

- Yours and Ty's.

And the baby's.

I'm gifting this piece
of land to you.

- Grandpa, are you okay?
- Never been better, why?

Oh... oh.

No, no, no.

I plan on sticking around
for a long time yet.

No, it just seems to me that
you're gonna outgrow

that loft sooner
than later, and...

well, I thought maybe
you and Ty might wanna start

thinking about building
a place of your own.

Yeah, thank you!

- That's really generous.

Ty and I, we...

we both love this spot.

- What's he doing?

- Oh, he likes to record
a lot of the runs

so he can study them later.

- Competitive much?

These uh, these jumps
are pretty high.

- Yeah, we like to challenge
the horses during practice,

so we raise them a bit.

See? It's already
got a ton of likes.

Even Dylan liked it.

Told ya.

Well, she was surprised,
but...

I think she liked it!
- Oh! Arghhh!

This... ugh!
- Everything okay in here?

- Well, this...
this is harder than it looks

in the video,
I'll tell you.

- You know, Lise,

I gotta say, this doesn't
really seem like you.

- Why? Why? What do you mean?

- Is there something that
you're not telling me again?

- Well, I'm getting audited.

- Audited?

- Yes, on top of
everything else!

It's going to be fine,
I don't have anything to hide,

All my business expenses
are for real, and...

- So how long have you been
sittin' on this?

- I got the letter last week.

- And what are you doing
about it?

- I'm carrying it
around in my purse.

I'm gonna do something
about it, I am,

I just, I haven't yet.

So that's what all this
wreath business is about.

Lisa, you can't throw yourself

into something like this
just to avoid that!

- I need to do something nice
for my employees.

We've had a rough year!
- No, I get that,

but...

if there's anybody you do not
want to put off,

it's the tax man!
- I know, Jack.

I know. But do you realize
how much documentation,

and all these receipts
I have to go through,

and get ready, and send it off
to the accountant, it's just...

- So, what's stopping you?

- Well...

I can't do it at Fairfield,
there's too many prying eyes.

- Well then, set up
an office here.

- It'll take up a lot of space.

And if you want this dining
room table back...

- Just bring all your stuff
over from Fairfield,

and take over one
of the bedrooms,

get organized, and just get
down to business.

- I will, thank you.

Hey.
- Hey, you made it.

Dylan's up next.

- They're good.
- Yeah.

And if that's not bad enough,

Dylan won't ever let you
forget it.

- Let's see you do better
than that.

- So how's Tim doing, anyway?

- Oh, he seems
to be improving.

He's getting back to his old
self more every day,

for better or for worse.

- That's good to hear.

- You know, I don't think
I'll ever get tired of this.

- Yeah, this mountain air
really helps clear my head.

- Stay focused
and take your time.

- You got this.

- Nice work.

Ah! Ugh!

Georgie!

- Georgie, hey, hey!

Don't move too fast.

- You all right?
- Yeah, I'm fine.

Phoenix!

Phoenix! Oh...

- Easy, boy, it's okay.

You're okay.

- Yeah, will do.
Okay, thanks, Scott.

Scott's gonna meet us
at Heartland.

- I hope he'll be okay.

- We gotta go, Georgie, now.

- Okay, come on, bud.

- Good luck.
- It's okay, I'm sorry.

- So you've been a partner
for a while now,

what do you think?

How's it goin' from
your perspective?

- Uh... it's good.

Yeah, it's real good.

Look, Jack,
I wanna say thank you,

I appreciate how you fought
for me to get an equal share,

I... I know it wasn't easy.

- Ah, it was the right
thing to do.

- Hey, what's that?

- Giddyap.

- Come on. Easy.

- Oh, This fellow wasn't born
too long ago.

- No...

- It doesn't look like
he's nursed.

- Oh... no. Oh, hey.
We gotta--

- It's okay. Shh! Shh! Shh!

No. No, we need to get
some milk in him.

He can't even stand.

- Leave it to Stumpy
to have his old nurse cow

calving in the fall,
I wonder if he even knows.

It's goin' below zero tonight.
- Yeah, it's gettin' cold.

What do you think, hypothermia?
- Yeah, good chance.

- You know, we passed that
range cabin back there,

what do you say
we get him inside,

maybe we can warm him up.
- Yeah, it's worth a shot.

- Okay. Come here, buddy.

- It's a strain.
- How bad is it?

- It's hard to say,
there's a lot of inflammation.

- So, what are we looking at?
Stall rest, and massage?

- Yep.
And I have something else

that'll speed his recovery.

- Here. Ah!

Throw that on him,
it might help a bit.

- Thanks.

- See if I can't get
a fire goin' here.

So...

you've been kinda quiet today,

you got somethin' on your mind?

- Oh...

You know, I...

Well, you know, Jack,

I thought this partnership
was the answer.

It got me out of the office,

and those boardrooms.

But it's not. At least...

it's not entirely.
- Oh?

- Don't get me wrong. I mean,
these last few months

have shown me just how much I
love the ranching life but...

I just, I feel like I should
have more figured out by now.

- Like what?

- My goals.

My life.

What I'm even doing with it.

- I get that.

But keep in mind that...

that life only happens
one day at a time.

- Yeah.

You know, this guy would
be doing so much better

if we could just get
some food in him.

- Well, why don't we see
if we can milk that cow,

and... try to get him
to have some?

- That's a good idea.

Okay.

- This ice boot should
do the trick.

It'll increase the circulation,

and reduce his pain.

- Easy boy, it's okay.

- How long should we keep
the boot on for?

- 20 minute intervals,
as often as you can.

All right.

Okay.

Good boy!

I'll come back and check
on him tomorrow.

- Thanks, Scott.
- I'll walk you out.

I can't believe this happened.

- It's all right.

- Lyndy's still sleeping
so soundly.

- Oh, good.
- What's all that?

- Oh, I just put some snacks
together for you and Georgie

if you get hungry,
because I know for sure

she's not gonna be leaving
Phoenix's side.

- Uh, you're right about that.

She insists on sticking
to Scott's schedule.

- But not all night, right?

- Well, as long as she can.

How's that going?
- Yeah, don't even ask.

It's just taking so much longer
than I thought.

- That good, huh?

You sure you're okay
to look after Lyndy?

- No, no, no, I've got her.
I've got her.

And I'm gonna move all
of that stuff out of there,

you know how your grandfather
likes to make sure

we can all sit down and have
a nice dinner, and... oh!

Yeah, he told me to, uh,

find another place in the house
to set up camp.

- Yeah. Well, that's-that's
probably a good idea.

You should do that.
Thanks.

- That's it. Good girl.

- Stumpy's had this old girl
for a lot of years.

- Yeah, my dad had one of these
little nurse cows, too.

Okay! All right.

Should be enough.

- Good girl.

- It's okay.

I'm sorry.

- Is everything okay?
- Yeah...

It's Wyatt. This part for
his car hasn't come in yet,

so he's stuck in Calgary.

He's staying with some friends.

- I put some comfrey
in Phoenix's food.

It should help reduce the pain
and the inflammation.

- Thanks.

- As soon as he's finished,
I'm gonna get that ice boot

back on him.

Maybe I shouldn'tve forced him
to do those higher jumps.

Maybe he wasn't ready.
- You know that's not true.

- This whole Fall Finale
has become a horrible,

competitive thing, and I let
Dylan get in my head.

- I understand why you feel
bad about what happened.

But Georgie, there was nothing
wrong with trying those jumps.

Okay? It's not your fault.

And Georgie... for the record,

there's also nothing wrong
with being a fierce competitor.

That's one of the things
I admire most about you.

- I know this is none
of my business but...

what brought this on
all of the sudden?

This self-doubt stuff?

I guess when I started seeing
what Tim was going through,

I just...

I didn't wanna waste
any more time.

You know?
- Yeah, I do.

Truth is, everyone's days
are numbered,

and it's probably a good idea
to keep that in mind.

You know, from where
I'm standing,

you've still got plenty of time
to figure things out.

You'll get where you wanna go.

- Well,

right now I'd be happy
if we could just...

figure this little calf out.

Come on, buddy.

- Is he taking it?

- And the inside of his mouth
is cold.

- That's not a good sign.

- Word to the wise, Missy,
don't ever get audited.

It's awful.

Okay...
- Uh...

What is going on in here?
- Oh. Yes. Mhmm.

- You're not making
wreaths anymore?

- No, I will get to those
eventually.

I really have to do something
nice for my employees.

But, uh...

I am-I have a very pressing
business issue

that I need to address,
and quite frankly,

I was doing the wreaths
to avoid doing all of this.

So I'm gonna be drowning in
paperwork for quite some time.

And I have been trying
to figure out

where I could make an office
at Heartland

for a while, so this is it.

- So you're turning my room
into your office.

- Well, I did-I didn't think
you were using it.

- Did grandpa say
that you could move in here,

like, like permanently?
- No, not exactly.

But I'm... what-what's
the issue, Honey?

- I guess I just always thought
that this would be...

Lyndy's nursery, you know,
when we were here.

And... she can't sleep
in the playpen forever,

so I thought that we'd maybe
put a crib in here.

- Sure. I just, I'm sorry,
I didn't realize.

I had no idea. But I just,

I need somewhere to spread out,
and do my work, so...

- We'll talk about it later.

She's-she's tired,
I should put her to bed.

- Okay, I packed her things.
It's all in the bag.

- Okay, thanks
for watching her, Lisa.

- Yeah.

- Hey.

- Hey, bedtime?

- Yeah, she's getting' tired.
- Hello?

- Hey, Dylan.
- Hi.

- You okay?

Okay, we should
get you to bed.

- Here to gloat?

- I'm here to help.

What can I do?

- Yeah, it's not looking good
for the little guy.

We're gonna stay with him
and do what we can, so...

don't expect me home
anytime soon.

Okay. Yeah. Love you, too.

- You know, you don't have
to stick around.

I-I can handle this.

Besides, you've got somebody
to go home to.

- Oh, well, I know how hard
it is to get a healthy calf

to drink from a bucket,
I'll stick it out with you.

What do you got there?

- Honey.

My dad did something like this
with a calf that wasn't eating.

Only, he used white chocolate.

There we go. Come on...

Come on...

keep going.

That's it.

That's it.

- That's a good trick.
- Yeah.

Easy, boy.

That the boyfriend?

- How'd you know
I had a boyfriend?

- Peyton told me.

So why isn't he here, anyway?

- Wyatt's stuck in Calgary,
otherwise he would be here.

- Wyatt. Right.

- What I don't get is what
you're doing here.

- Why is it so hard
to believe

that I was worried
about Phoenix?

And you?

Look, I know what
you're going through.

I've been there with Arrow.

And it sucks.

And I was kind of hoping
you can keep competing

because I'd like to get
to know you better.

- So this talk
about mortality,

and goals, and your life...

could this happen to be
about someone

who's not in it at the moment?

- I have been wondering
how she is.

- Well, I'm not sure,
to be honest with you.

She's always busy.

That's my Lou.

Her franchise seems
to be coming along,

I just hope she's happy.

- Me too.

- Now, you know...

that I've made a point
to stay out of this, but...

well, it did kinda looked like
things were coming together

for a minute there,
you and her.

- Yeah.

A New York minute,
as it turns out.

- I guess things could've gone
a different direction.

But...

they didn't, so.

- Yeah. Well...

I'm not gonna pretend I know
the details of everything

that went on between you two,
but I will say this:

you don't strike me
as the kind of guy

who gives up on something
that still has a chance.

- How's our friend doing there?
- He's better.

But he's gonna have
to stand and nurse,

and I doubt that's gonna happen

unless I can get him
to go to the milk.

- Thanks for
helping out, but uh,

it's getting late,
you don't have to stay.

- Well, I have nowhere
better to be.

Plus, I need to keep an eye
on my biggest rival.

- You know what, there's a good
chance that's old news.

- Look, I kind of acted
like a jerk

when I cleared those jumps.

I was just trying to show off
to impress you.

- You and Flame looked amazing.

I'm not proud of it,
but I was jealous,

and I wanted to show you,
and to show everyone

that we could make
that height too.

So I...

I pushed Phoenix to try them.

And... he got hurt.

He means everything to me.

What if he's not okay?

Mitch: There you go, come on.

Yeah, good boy.

Come on.

That's it.

That's it!

Jack!

Jack! Look at this!

- Good boy!

- Well! Good for him!

Yeah, he knows what
he wants now.

- Yeah. Okay, well,
what do you say

we get him to his mother,
and see if he can start nursing?

- Huh?

Let's do it. Oh!

Okay... get up, buddy.

You can do it.

Yep! Ah! There you go!

Okay... here you go.
Come on.

Come on, get some strength.

- All right.

- Did you know, Missy,
that your G.G.-

- Yeah, was up all night?

Saving a sick calf.

And, do you know what else?

Your Mommy and Georgie
were up all night too,

making sure that Phoenix gets
better as soon as possible.

Pretty incredible people, huh?

Look at that.

You are one very, very lucky
lady, did you know that?

And you know why?

Because you come from a long
line of very resilient people.

You do, yeah.

Generations of them that grew
up right here on this ranch.

And you know how they did it?

By pulling together.

Now that's not to say
we always get along,

or agree on everything,
'cause we don't.

That's normal, it really is.

The point is,
at the end of the day,

we're there for each other,

and that's the important thing.

Yeah.

And I need to remember that.

Good boy.

Well, you've done a great job.

There's already
a big improvement.

I'd say he's gonna make
a full recovery.

I think he's ready
for some gentle exercise.

- Okay, how about some
hand walking?

- Sounds about right.

- That's really great news.

I'm happy for you.

- Thanks for staying,
it um... meant a lot.

- It was no big deal.

I'm just glad
it all worked out.

But don't think this means
I'll be taking it easy on you.

I'm still planning on winning
the Fall Finale.

- Not if Phoenix and I
have anything to say about it.

Guess I'll be seeing
you around.

- Go on, yeah.

There you go.

There you go!

All right!

Yeah...

- Yeah, he was hungry,
all right.

- Yeah...

- Well, he's gonna get
a belly full now.

- Good on you.
- Thanks.

- Hey, how'd it go with Scott?

- Uh good, he thinks Phoenix
is gonna make a full recovery.

- Oh, terrific, I'm sure
Georgie's thrilled about that.

Listen, um,
I'm glad you came in,

she's been down for an hour,
I have an errand to run,

so I'll be back in a little bit,

and I'll get rid
of all this when I do.

- Oh, okay, Lisa, but what about
the gifts for your staff?

- Oh just, I have... just far
too much business to do,

and so I'm throwing the towel
in on the wreaths.

It was stupid.
- About yesterday, I--

- No, no, I'm sorry,
I overstepped.

And I should've asked first.

But the room's cleared out,
and um, it's all yours again.

- No, I feel awful.

I overreacted,
you do so much for us,

and... I'm sorry.

I don't want you to have
to give up on your wreaths.

- You know what, believe me,
it's for the best,

and it has nothing
to do with you.

- You're sure?
- Yes. And um...

I don't have a creative bone
in my body.

Clearly, so I don't know
what I was thinking.

Mitch: Oh, so I'll ride up
a little bit later,

and check on that calf.

After I get home,
and get a bit of shut eye,

and take a nice, long,
hot shower.

You know, I don't know
which one's gonna come first.

- Yeah, I'm pretty sure
I could eat for three.

- You know, Stumpy's
a lucky guy,

you did a hell of a job.

- Well, I mean,
it felt pretty great to see

that calf getting
a second chance.

- You know, I'd say what
happened back there

pretty much sums things up.

- What do you mean?

- Well, that calf got
his second chance

'cause he earned it.

- Yeah, he hung in there.

- Yeah, and so did you.

Good things happen when
you refuse to quit.

Well, the trick is,
you've got to hang in there,

so you can make the most
of whatever comes your way.

- Oh, it's you.

You had quite the adventure.

- Yes, I did.

- Did you see Phoenix out there?

- Yeah, he looks real good,

considering what
he's been through.

- Georgie did an amazing job.

She stayed up with him
all night.

- Well, good for her.

- Grandpa, can I talk to you
about something?

- Okay.
- It's about my room.

- Ah.
- Lisa told you.

- Yeah, see, she feels real bad
about that whole thing, Amy.

- I have to admit, I-I didn't
handle it very well.

But it really bothered me
going in there,

and seeing her just...
taking over.

- Yeah, well, you didn't
expect it, I guess.

- Yeah...

- Was there more to it
than that?

- I love the piece of land
that you gave us.

I do.

But...

I can't help but feel
like I'm being pushed away.

- It was pretty presumptuous
of Lisa to just go in there,

and take over, I mean,
she didn't even think to ask!

- Okay.
But that was my fault.

I... I might've encouraged her.

- I know that I live
in the loft now.

I still think of this
as my home.

You know,
that's my room and...

I guess I always thought that...

when we did need more space,

we'd just move back in here.

- Amy.

You and your family,
you can live wherever you want,

for as long as you want.

This is your home,
it always will be your home.

Now that piece of ground
I want you guys to have,

it's-it's not about
pushing you away,

or putting distance between us,

or wanting to change your room
into something else.

It was meant for you
and your family

to have a place to grow.

But if that happens inside
these walls,

that's beautiful, too.

- Thanks, Grandpa.

And Lisa does need
a space of her own, too.

- Yes, she does.

- Hey, Peyton.

- Hey, I heard about
the good news.

- Oh, yeah, I've got a lot
of people to thank.

- Yeah, um, I was just
calling to make sure

that you hadn't gone
on the gossip site.

- No, I haven't.
- Good, so, don't, okay?

- Why? What's on there?

- Mean comments,
just a bunch of lies,

don't even worry about it.

Look, I gotta run, but I'll
call you later, okay?

- Okay...
- Bye.

Georgie pushed
her horse way too far.

Georgie is the worst.
- That chick can't ride.

Randi.Uhl: So sad to see

a beautiful horse
treated like that.

Danceralysa: That yokel
is TOTALLY out of her league.

Ilena. - Georgie's the worst!

She'd even hurt
her horse to win!

Just go away!

Schmedly: Nobody likes you,
Georgie. Just go away.

Georgie is totally out
of her league.

- There will always be
a piece of property

here for your girls, Lou.

That's right, you never know.

Yeah. Okay, honey, bye bye.

- What'd she think of the idea?
- Well, she liked it.

She thinks that spot
that overlooks the south coulee

would be perfect for the girls
one day, anyway.

- Oh, good, good.

What's going on in here?
- I'll show you.

- What?

- What do you think?

- I mean, I--did you do that
yourself? That's so good!

- Grandpa helped,
believe it or not.

- Yes, I did. I did.
- You did?

- And I know it's not perfect,
but it's just the first one,

so we'll get better.

- It's so good, I love it!

- We've got a bit of an
assembly line goin' here.

- Yeah, we thought that
we would tackle this stuff.

- While you get down
to business.

- And I am happy for you
to use my room.

For your office,
or... or whatever.

For as long as you like.

- Well, what about Lyndy?

- She can use Katie's room.

So, what do you think?

- I'm-I- I...

am really grateful,
thank you.

Thank you.

And listen.
If you want your room back,

just say the word, honestly.
- Okay.

- You know what? You guys,
these are kinda great.

You know, if you made
a few extra ones,

we could sell them
at the winter fair.

- Absolutely not.

- Just an idea.
- Nope, not happening.

- Muah!