All language subtitles for Heartland S02E01 Ghost Horse 1080p BluRay DDP5 1 H 264-BTN_track4_[eng]

Last season, on "Heartland"...

You know, it's funny.

I can just be so mad at him, and then--

and then there he is, my dad,
out of the blue, when it--

when it really counts.

Dad.

I have the best news.

I just got a call from New York.

I got the job.

So, you gonna take a swing at
me if I step in your house?

Just checking.

I'm not gonna stop you from going,

but it'd be crazy if-- if
you left without knowing

how I feel about you.

Scott--

I love you.

And no matter what happens, I just--

What is that supposed to mean,
no matter what happens?

It's from my father.

My real father.

Maybe I'll go see him.

You know, he kind of needs
me right now, so--

Just don't go thinking that he's

going to be some kind of hero
for ya, that father of yours.

Ty?

Hey, coach, you in here?

[neighing]

[neighing]

[neighing]

Yo!

Hey, buddy.

Come on!

Tell your old man we're lookin' for him.

[gunshot]

[gunfire]

♪♪ [Jenn Grant's Dreamer playing]

♪ And at the break of day ♪

♪ you sank into your dream ♪

♪ you dreamer ♪

♪ oh, oh, oh... ♪

♪ You dreamer ♪

♪ you dreamer ♪

I couldn't believe it.

They were trying to shoot
some of those horses.

Well, it's not right, but there's

nothing anyone can do about it.

They'll be sending their cattle
up there pretty soon to graze.

There's gotta be some grass left.

Maybe they were just
trying to scare 'em.

No way.

[sigh] Look at the time.

I'm gonna miss my bus.

Unless someone wants to drive me?

I can't wait for you to get
your driver's license.

I can.

Well, maybe someone will get
me a car for my birthday.

The likelihood of that
happening's pretty low.

What are we doing for her birthday?

I've got it all planned.

It's a surprise.

I hate surprises.

Hey, Caleb.

Hey.

You're starting early.

Naw.

Day's half done.

Yeah.

See ya.

See ya.

What happened?

Ah, got a little banged up
at the Innsville rodeo.

Yeah, the steer had a real
chip on his shoulder.

Was it worth it?

I got to the window.

Made a few hundred bucks.

Didn't we, Shorty?

Okay, well, I'll see ya.

Yes, you will.

We did it!

I'm so excited.

Congratulations.

Thank you.

And thank you so much for co-signing

on the loan with me, Dad.

I never would have got it without you.

We're 50% partners in this venture.

I'm with you all the way.

My own corporate equine retreat.

I can't believe it's actually happening.

Lou.

What's this?

Well, those guys are going to spend

some time spinning their gears.

I want you to have some working capital.

Dad, I can't take this.

You cash that.

You cash it.

The sooner you cash it, the
sooner we're in business.

Thank you.

Okay.

Hey, can I at least take
my partner for a coffee?

Yeah.

Sure.

Hey, you're Michelle, right?

Call me Mitch.

Give me a coffee, please?

You can have whatever you want.

So, looking good?

I'll say.

What do you take?

Sugar.

Sure.

I got plenty of that.

Okay.

So, I worked on a new set last night.

I know we need to get
professional drawings made,

but--

Wow, Lou-- think we can afford this?

Oh, yeah, I'll be fine.

I'll get some quotes.

Anyway, once we get cash flow, we're

gonna need to build a main lodge,

with a kitchen and a dining
room, and all that.

But for now, the guests will
just have to eat with us.

You talk to your grandpa about this?

Um, well, I haven't really passed

everything by Grandpa yet.

Mm.

Okay, I haven't passed
anything by him yet.

I wanted to wait until we got the loan.

But, uh, don't worry.

He's gonna be fine.

Oh, I'm sure.

You know how he is with surprises.

Hey.
Scott.

Hey, babe.

Hey.

Hi.

We got the loan.

Awesome.

Good for you.

Sugar?

Thanks.

Jack.

The worst thing in the world
just happened to me.

The absolute worst.

My dad got a job.

Well, I don't think that would
be the absolute worst.

He's been out of a job for
a bit now, hasn't he?

You don't understand.

He's been hired for the summer
rodeo circuit, to sing.

I didn't know he could sing.

He can't.

Well, he thinks he can.

And since my mom did the booking,

now she thinks that she's
his agent slash manager.

And she's going on tour with him.

And since they don't think it's
a healthy atmosphere for me,

guess what they've decided?

Guess.

They're sending me to camp.

For the whole summer.

For the whole summer?

Well, that'll be fun.

Fun?

Are you kidding?

Have you ever been to camp?

Panty raids, ridiculously
motivated counselors--

I have one word for you, Jack.

Outhouses.

It's a total nightmare.

They can't make me.

I'm not going.

So what's your plan?

To stay here?

I don't need an answer right away,

but tomorrow would be good.

I know my parents will be okay with it.

They're just too polite to ask.

Later, Mallory.

Don't forget Amy's surprise
party on Saturday.

You're around, right?

I missed one sweet 16, and I'm
not gonna miss another one.

I'm around.

We need to make a list.

When do you think we should
start talking to an architect?

Because the sooner we
can start building,

the sooner we can open.

What architect to build what?

Lou?

You're doing what?

I'm entering the Hudson rodeo.

Well, not an actual rodeo,
but queen of the rodeo--

Oh my god.

Soraya.

- It's not a beauty contest.
- Yeah?

Yeah?
No, it isn't.

Okay.

You have to show great horsemanship.

- Mm-hmm.
- And you have to--

And make speeches, and present yourself

as a goodwill ambassador.

Don't make fun of me.

I'm not.

I think it's great.

Really.

Go for it.
Miss Fleming?

A word?

There's a study tutorial
tomorrow morning before class

that I think you shouldn't miss.

Your earth sciences final's coming up,

and you really need to
improve your term grade.

You'll be there?

Yeah.

Sure.

Good.

See that you are.

Sucks to be you.

Hey!

Hey!

Hello?

Am I invisible, or something?

Thank you.

My Beamer's in for servicing.

I'd rather walk than take the bus,

but I didn't want to ruin my new shoes.

Oh my god, I can't wait
for school to be over.

Summer vacation is so great.

Nothing to do but sleep
in, shop, hang out,

and-- who's the new guy
working at your place?

Caleb Odell.

More like Caleb O-delicious.

I saw him in town.

So hot.

Hey, have you ever heard from Ty?

I mean, it's so weird, him
just leaving like that.

What's it been, like, four months now?

So rude.

But then again, I mean,
people like that just

can't be trusted, you know?

Hey.

Stop the bus.

Amy?

Stop.

I gotta get here.

Easy.

Easy, boy.

[neighing]

[Lou] Heartland is a business, Grandpa.

I know, but it also happens to be--

Dad.
Where you going?

Hi.

Uh, I'm gonna let the old
guy summer down a bit.

Lou's better at handling him
than I am when he's like this.

I'm listening.

I heard ya.

Corporate horse center of the-- what's?

An equine corporate-- a
corporate equine retreat.

Whatever it is you call it.

I don't want a bunch of
strangers crawling all

over this place like termites.

They won't be.

They come for a day or two at a time,

and they learn about trust
and team building,

and-- and bonding.

Bonding?

Yes.

Bonding.

And at the same time, they see a slice

of western cowboy lifestyle, and
the beauty of the countryside.

In other words, a dude ranch.

A dude ranch?

It is not a dude ranch.

Yes it is.

A fancy dude ranch, but a
dude ranch nonetheless.

It is not a dude ranch, okay?

It-- It's a way to expand
the Heartland brand.

A small investment with
very large returns.

Dad totally agrees with me.

Well, that makes it just about perfect.

And where are those dudes going to stay?

We don't have any place for them.

Where are you going to put them?

In cabins.

And who's going to pay for this?

We got a loan.

Who's we?

Dad and I. Look, it'll
pay for the buildings.

Yeah?

And where are you going
to build your buildings?

Grandpa, we have 600 acres.

That's right.

And last I checked, they
were my 600 acres.

We need the extra money, and
it's a good way to make it.

It's a funny way of making money to me.

Paying a whole pile of interest
to a bank for a little.

But that's just the initial investment.

And-- do you remember the fire?

Do you remember how much it would

have cost us to repair the barn
if people hadn't helped us out?

Well, it's none of my business,
but I don't know anybody that

got rich running a dude ranch.

Okay, just so everyone is clear,
it is not a dude ranch.

Whatever.

I think the dude ranch is a great idea.

I could teach lessons, help out
over the summer-- holidays.

But that's still under consideration.

Right, Jack?

I'll be back later.

You haven't said much.

I still think it's a good idea.

Thank you, Mallory.

So, Amy, what are you gonna
do for your birthday?

If it were up to me, I'd have
a huge party with a DJ.

But that's obviously
not going to happen.

My mom watches this show
where girls have massively

expensive sweet 16 parties.

They get everything they
want, and they still

end up hating everybody
for doing it for them.

Have you seen the show?

So what are you going to do?

I don't know.

It's no big deal.

I totally understand.

I can't even think how
excruciating it would be,

having a birthday without your-- ow.

Okay.

I'm gonna go do my homework.

So what are you doing for her birthday?

Never you mind, Mallory.

Are you having a surprise party?

Mallory.

How did you know?

I promise not to tell, but
you gotta help me out, too.

You have to convince Jack to let
me stay here for the summer.

I could die at that camp.

Malnutrition, West Nile--
multiple bee stings.

My mom's allergic to bees.

It could be genetic.

Is that a hint?

Goodbye, Mallory.

[car horn]

Where do you get off, making all
these plans behind my back?

We weren't deliberately
keeping it from you,

but it's got you all wound up.

Lou just didn't want to say anything

until we knew it was
even possible to do,

and I'm just trying to
help her make it work.

That was real big of ya.

These corporate retreat things
can be pretty lucrative, Jack.

She's got an MBA, for god's sake.

Let her use it.

Well, I would have appreciated
it, since it's on my land,

if you guys came to me
first, and not last.

Okay, you got a point.

We should have.

Just try to get behind me on this.

She's got something to prove.

That's not a bad thing.

No, Tim, I think it's you
that's got something to prove!

I can take care of that guy if you're

in a hurry to get to school.

Thanks.

That'd be great.

Hey.

You want to hang out sometime?

Saturday night, maybe catch a
movie, or-- I don't know,

do something?

Um-- that'd be, uh-- oh my god.

Come here.

What?

What are you looking at?

I saw him again.

You saw who?

The ghost horse.

The ghost horse?

This mustang.

I saw him get driven away
from his herd the other day,

and now I just keep seeing him.

Okay.

Shut up.

I do.

I saw him yesterday on Plummer's Road.

He just keeps getting closer
and closer to Heartland.

I know it sounds crazy, but
it's almost like he's

looking for me, or something.

I'm sure he is.

Look.

There he is.

You know, we should really try and get

him in a pen, or something.

I mean, look at those wounds.

How do you figure that you're gonna

get anywhere near that horse?

I thought you were a
prizewinning cowboy?

Come on.

Come on.

Yes!

Argh!

You all right down there, cowboy?

What a beauty.

Sure is.

So what about Saturday night?

Oh my god.

School.

Bye.

I'll definitely have a chat with her.

Fine, Mrs.-- Miss Adams.

Well, I've got your number.

I sure do.

Have a nice day, now.

So, we need to talk.

Like Adams.

And you need to talk to Dad.

Already have.

Oh.

I thought partners were supposed

to tell each other everything.

Look, I know you're still probably

100% against the idea--

You know, Lou, I'm a man
who likes his privacy.

The thought of sitting at
this table making small talk

with folks I don't know or care to know

does not sit too well with me.

The dining in the house situation

would only be temporary.

It's hard enough to get along
without some stranger's

big ears flapping at every
little single thing you say.

I know.

I see your point.

But-- can I show you something?

Okay.

So this is your typical equine retreat.

Not nearly as good as ours will be.

And just look at these rates.

And that is per day.

Unbelievable.

Grandpa, people will pay top dollar

for an experience like this.

I have my MBA.

So I've heard.

I need to use my skills, or I'm
going to go nuts and drive

everyone around me crazy.

I know that, too.

You already have.

I

Just be on my team, grandpa?

Your team is that equine retreat lingo?

No.

Maybe.

Look, Lou, you've got to remember,

old dogs do not like
to learn new tricks.

Just keep an open mind about it.

I'll tell you one thing, though, equine

retreat or no, I am not
going to be a full time

babysitter all summer.

Well, the jury's still
out on that one, too.

I love Mallory.

She's a sweetheart, but she's just going

to be underfoot in the house.

So she totally freaked, gave
me all this extra homework,

and it's the weekend,
and it's my birthday.

Do you have any big plans?

I might.

What?

A date.

With who?

Guess.

You're never gonna guess.

Okay.

Dish.

Caleb.

O-delicious?

Oh, yeah.

Got a call from your
teacher, a Miss Adams.

She called?

Something about a study session
you never showed up for.

I'm sorry.

I-- I just totally forgot.

I got involved with-- something.

That wouldn't be the
something, would it?

Where the hell did he come from?

He's the one the ranchers almost shot.

He just kind of followed me home.

You don't think you can
keep him here, I hope?

I'm gonna try.

That's wild horse, Amy.

Not easy to gentle.

Wild horses are gentled all the time.

There's-- there's even a
penitentiary in Colorado where

the convicts work with them.

It's like, they learn from
each other to-- to trust.

Too much trust is not
necessarily a good thing.

Now, you take him even halfway,
and he'll lose his abilities

to cope in the wild.

Let me at least try.

Fine.

But don't let it interfere with school.

You got it?

You girls are going to
drive me into the ground.

You completely ignore my schedule.

You don't care about
my training program,

about my jump configurations.

It looks like a pretzel.

You are so annoying!

You never listen to me!

I do.

Okay?

I do listen to you.

Anything you want to
tell me, I will listen.

Amy.

What?

Hey, boy.

How you doing?

Oh my god.

You scared me.

Mallory, what are you doing here?

What are you doing here?

I heard you.

Why are you up here?

Lou thinks I'll get in the way
if I stay here all summer,

so I was thinking of sleeping up here.

So I don't bother her at all.

The mattress isn't that bad.

I could definitely make the
place a little more girly,

put my own stuff on the walls.

It doesn't look like Ty's coming back.

I mean, is he coming back?

I hope he does.

Ty chose to leave, Mallory.

Besides, it's going to be
really hot here in the summer,

and how are you are at
dealing with bats?

Bats?

Amy, wait.

You know what I like best about you?

No.

The way that you absolutely embrace

change with such an open
and adventurous attitude.

Well, things have changed
enough over the last years.

I know.

You're right.

It hasn't been easy.

But you've asked my advice, and
I'm going to give it to you.

I think you should let Lou go for it.

You do?

I really do.

Why?

She's a highly educated girl.

I know.

And she's given up a
huge job in New York.

I know that, too.

So no wonder she's determined
to find something for herself.

I'm sure she wants to show you
what she can do, and show

her father what she can do.

And you know what?

It might be fun.

It might be.

A corporate equine retreat.

Dude ranch.

Yah!

Hey!

Hey!

Fine.

Get out.

I give up.

Well, don't take it too personally.

It's a known fact that a lady
can't gentle a mustang.

Only a man can.

That's a little sexist, don't you think?

It ain't got nothing to do with sex.

It's more about physical
size than anything.

Well, that and smell.

Yeah.

Smell I can believe.

We still on for Saturday night?

[siren]

We've got a message for your daddy.

You tell him to have the
money by tomorrow night,

or he's a dead man.

Or maybe it'll be you.

Hi.

What's this for?

So you won't look like a
total dork on the round up.

Hey.

You got a minute?

Yeah.

Sure.

I recognize this is gonna
be a hard birthday for ya,

with your mom not here to see it.

I just want to make sure you're okay.

I am.

I guess.

It's not just Mom, you know?

It's been a weird few months.

I know it has.

I know.

Anyway, you keep an eye
on that cowboy tonight.

I will.

Can't trust them.

Not a one.

So what do you think about
this dude ranch thing?

I don't like the idea much either,

but Lou seems pretty set on it.

And hey, maybe if she doesn't do this,

she'll come up with an
idea that's even worse.

First of all, this is
still my 600 acres,

and these cabins of yours
have to be built somewhere

where I can't see them, from anywhere.

Deal.

Great.

What's number two?

Two is you will never ask me to
take a group of city slickers

on the trail ride.

Well, Lou's trying to make
this a success, Jack.

Thank you, Grandpa.

You won't regret this.

Oh, yeah?

I might.

Thanks, Dad.

Congratulations, honey.

Here yo, sir.

Thanks, Mitch.

Hey, where's Soraya?

Who knows?

She took off with some friends.

I forgot my wallet.

Sorry.

I have money.

Like I'd let a girl pay.

I'd love to give you a break,
kiddo, but you know Maggie.

Thanks, Mitch.

Look, I just must have
left it at your house,

but we've got time before the
movie, so let's just swing by,

and I'll pick it up.

Okay.

But I can pay.

No way.

The eagle has landed.

Or taken off.

Whatever.

I'll be right back.

Amy, thank god you're home.

I need your help.

Hurry!

Mallory, what is it?

Surprise!

Happy birthday, honey.

Thank you.

You knew.

Happy birthday.

And you did, too.

I'm so mad at you.

Happy birthday, baby.

Did you do all this?

This is incredible.
Thank you.

Happy birthday.

You all ready, hon?

Yeah, I'm all set.

I'm a little bit nervous, though.

Oh, you're gonna be fine.

Oh my gosh, get a room.

You just play.

Relax, sweetheart.

Your daddy's going to
sing for his supper now.

Oh, and the humiliation never ends.

Mallory.

♪♪

Happy birthday, Amy.

From all of us.

♪ Our little boy came to me last night ♪

♪ He said, "Daddy, I wish I
could drive that big ol' ♪

♪ truck just like you." ♪

♪ You can stay up
as late as you want ♪

- ♪ watch TV all night long, nobody-- ♪
- Thanks for being here.

♪ telling you what to do ♪

Can you please put a CD on?

Come on, Mallory.

Your dad's not half bad.

He's totally gross.

Jack, we need to talk.

What's this?

A contract, outlining all the
things I promise not to do.

Like, I won't be a bother, I
won't talk all the time,

and I won't need as much.

Please let me stay.

You'll have to sign right here.

You can stay, Mallory, if
it's okay with your parents.

Thank you, Jack!

Guess it's my day to
make the ladies happy.

Hey.

It's nice seeing you again.

Dance?

No.

Hey, birthday girl.

Hey.

Look at you.

Sweet 16.

Amy, I-- I don't want to get
all heavy on your birthday,

but I just wanted to
say that being here,

it means a lot to me.

To me, too.

Well, I just, you know, wanted
to thank you for giving me

a chance.

You know, I've got a lot
of years to make up for.

Dad, it's okay.

Honey, I do.

I do, and I will.

I love you.

Come on.

Yeah, go on.

I'll see you in a bit.

Hey, Jack.

You sure throw a great party.

Oh, well, Lou does.

She's the organizer in the family.

Thanks for letting me play.

It's always good to rehearse
in front of a crowd.

Right, Jess?

Beats the shower.

And Jack, we have to tell
you how grateful we are.

Grateful?

Yeah, you're letting Mallory
stay here for the whole summer.

It is so wonderful that
she's with people that we

know and love, not strangers.

You know?

Well, I just--

She told us all about it last night.

Last night?

Yes.

She is so happy.

She adores you.

Let's dance.

[phone ringing]

Excuse me.

Hello?

Where are you?

You stay put.

♪ Till I'm back in your arms again ♪

Oh my god.

Soraya, are you kidding me?

The Hudson rodeo queen?

I mean, the next thing you
know you'll be barrel racing.

Well, you've got the big hair for it.

Kidding.

There's Mr. O-delicious.

Excuse me.

Stop.

I just-- I never should have told her.

Hey, Caleb.

Good.

How are you?

Good party.

Thanks.

So, uh, Jack came through.

Happy?

Yes.

I am.

I'm even happier now.

Hey, you wanna-- you wanna
get away a little later?

Oh, yeah?

Later sounds good.

But early's better.

Hey.

Have you guys seen Grandpa?

He just kind of disappeared.

[shouting]

Hey, Jack.

You sure you don't need a doctor?

I'll live.

I'm fine.

That was quite the situation
you got yourself into.

You living in that place?

With your dad?

Yeah.

I see that worked out well.

You're right.

So, uh, how are things?

Uh, how's it been going?

Okay.

Yeah?

Got a new hand.

Caleb.

Cowboy.

He was a big help over the winter.

And, uh, how's Amy?

She's fine.

I wouldn't bet on how she's
gonna react to seeing you.

You remember what I said?

The loft, your job-- they're
still there for you.

So, I guess my sister put you
up to asking me out, huh?

Just to get me away from the house?

Yeah.

Well, it worked, huh?

It was a pretty good set up, I'd say.

Now, you're not still mad
at me cause I said girls

can't break mustangs, are ya?

No.

But I am going to prove you wrong.

Now, why doesn't that surprise me?

And hey, just so we're straight,
I was gonna ask you out anyway.

Grandpa, where have you been?

We've been worried.

Ty?

Oh my god!

That's for not calling.

♪♪

Amy.

Why did you bring him here, Grandpa?

Hey, boy.