Fire Country

Previously on Fire Country...

Don't let the rodeo end. Go show her

who you are.

Did you just re-match me?

- Want to get a bite sometime? - You guys,

let's shake and make up.

I figured if anyone's going on mayday calls

and rescuing injured firefighters,

it ought to be you.

Welcome to the team,

Bode Coyote.

As Cal Fire captain,

I called in my recommendation

- to get Violet the job. - Oh, my God.

Is it that bad?

My boyfriend called to influence the decision

of my prospective employer's choice to hire me.

Oh, I get it now.

Pretending to look out for Tyler just to steal

my girl.

Keep running your mouth.

You're not gonna like how this ends.

I wouldn't underestimate me, Leone.

It doesn't end well, in my experience.

Jamal.

Our REMS team ain't losing its leader. You stay with us.

Trying.

It's all rock and shale under here...

digging's gonna take a minute, Rocco.

Fire's burning down fast.

We have to do the lift-a-log chainsaw technique.

Yep.

Just us and the big poles.

Wedges in your pants?

Better than a backpack.

You been practicing your bore cuts?

Sure have.

Ready?

All right.

Careful. Watch his legs.

Fire.

Come on, Jamal.

He's stable. Let's go.

You're all right, man. You're all right.

Up.

Right after Eleanor

took that captain off on a UTV,

a tree fell on Jamal,

a huge one.

He's lucky to have gotten out of there alive.

I didn't think REMS would mean REMS-ing our own team.

And any updates on

- Tyler's trial? - Yeah.

His lawyer says that, uh, your victim statement's

gonna be a game changer in court.

Division chief saying

that Tyler's just a kid who made a mistake,

shouldn't have to pay for it like an adult goes a long ways.

Well, I'm gonna cross fingers

that he gets juvie and then...

time off for good behavior.

Crossing fingers for Chloe, too.

Uh, Chief Leone? This came for you.

Thank you.

Oh, God.

I forgot about these.

What's that?

Wow.

Tickets to a Women of Country Music concert.

Your dad and I ordered them months ago.

I'm happy to be your plus-one now.

If you could see anyone on this tour, who would it be?

Who wouldn't I want to see?

Mostly 'cause Nonno says he dated, like, half of 'em.

- Walter told you that? - Yeah.

Yeah, he said he used to go to this little bar in San Jose.

Acts would come through, so he'd...

buy whiskey for his favorite ones and then...

That did not happen.

And then, next thing he knew,

he and whoever were leaving that little bar for a little motel.

Oh, come on. That definitely did not happen.

All right, well, you know,

the ladies at his new memory care place

call him the Italian Stallion for a reason.

I don't know. I'm just saying. His words.

Voilà. Looking good.

Might want to clean up behind his ears a little bit.

- What? - Yeah, I don't want to be

- all scraggly back there. - All right, all right.

Got to keep it pretty for Ace.

- That's not... I didn't... - That's not...

Didn't even say that.

- Manny. - Hey.

Yo, thank you so much for helping out.

You, Bode, Jake tagging in

is just really saving my ass.

How's George doing?

He's getting there.

But I got to keep running the ranch until he gets better.

You good for the grade project today?

Oh, yeah. Wouldn't miss it.

Hell yeah, baby!

Edgewater Local Market.

Come on.

- Think they got tri-tip? - Man, you know

they got girls there.

Or we're just gonna get Three Rock's eggs and produce.

In and out.

- Okay. Look, y'all. - There you go.

You know how important this project is, right?

Because we're trying to prove

that Three Rock is sustainable.

So we got to keep that up.

So y'all gonna go out and get some eggs

while me and Manny work on the pricing, all right?

- Cool. - Okay. Yeah, we can...

- we can go get some eggs. Yeah. - We can do that.

Oh, man. Look at this.

These guys have really made this place their own,

- haven't they? - I know.

So, what I was thinking for the grade project was

we want to keep the pricing affordable for the community,

but then we don't want to undercut

the value of what we've done.

Because these eggs right here...

they are so good.

And Hartman...

Hartman, he is so good for going and g...

Oh, I'm sorry.

Were you saying something?

Yeah. I was.

You know, but now I'm... not.

Since you're over here grinning at your phone,

'cause you texting

Dr. Rodeo, Medicine Woman.

- Forget about it. - Um, yeah.

- Uh, Camille. That's her name. - Oh.

Well, look at that... Mr. Manny Perez got himself

- a little lady friend. - All right,

all right.

We haven't seen each other since the rodeo.

Just been texting, phone calls, you know?

- Trying to get to know each other through this. - Well, it's time

to meet IRL.

What's that?

I-In real life.

Oh. Yep.

Which we're gonna be doing today.

But...?

I mean, come on. I haven't done this in a while.

Definitely not since the last time I got out.

She doesn't know anything about that.

Doesn't even know how I got in here in the first place.

Oh, so you haven't told her that you were incarcerated.

I mean, come on, h-how do... how do you drop something like that?

Huh? When do you drop something like that?

- Day one? - I mean,

that window's already closed, so...

One week in?

That's a little too soon.

Yeah? Right?

- A month in? - Wh... I mean,

if you gonna wait that long,

it just turns into a dirty little secret.

So then what's the answer?

Man, uh...

The answer is...

that you, sir, are in a little bit of a pickle.

Mm. Yeah.

Thanks. A lot.

- It's game time. - It's true. - No, it's...

All right, will you all explain to me

why we are doing this while y'all get to do that?

- Shh. - Because Chloe and I made lunch.

Okay.

See, now I see why...

having a child would be a good thing...

so they do the damn dishes.

When is Tyler coming back?

When he's done practicing for trial with his lawyer.

Ah!

- That was good. - Oh, trust me,

you don't want to leave a teenager in charge

of anything relating to cleanliness.

- Damn it. - Well,

Violet and I, we like to clean while we cook.

We like to do both together.

Yeah, I can't really tell if that's cute or gross.

- No, it's cute. - It's gross.

Yes! Yes.

- Aha. Take that, Leone. - I did.

Y'all are so cute, it's gross.

Anyways, real talk though, um,

how is the...

Jiolet home?

- Okay, no. - "Jiolet"?

- No. That's not good. - That didn't... Okay,

- how about "Vake"? - Ooh, worse.

Great. Uh, shipper names aside,