The first 200 lines.
Previously on heartland.
- I haven't seen you for 10 or 12 years,
And you suddenly show up unannounced?
What are you doing here?
- I want my son to know who his father is.
- Our wedding venue fell through.
- So we offered up the dude ranch to shane.
- That means my mom and stepdad will have to come here.
- Heartland beef isn't going anywhere.
- Well, it's not exactly flying off the shelves.
- Canned stew isn't gonna fix that.
- I sold my bike. - You did what?!
- I wanted to get the necklace back.
- You didn't tell me you posed for a jessica portrait.
That's because I didn't.
- You know there's a thing called email, right?
- Yeah, but then what excuse would I use to visit?
Hi there, neighbour. - Hey.
Good to see you, nathan.
Who's this beauty?
That's powder.
He's been standing upfield for a few years,
So... Sent him to a buddy to get him back in form.
- You're gonna put him to work? - That's the plan.
Out for our first test ride.
Care to join? - Sure.
We're set for some exercise too.
All right.
(man): Have to say, I...
Did not expect to see you in on this meeting.
- Well, tim's son arrives today, so lou is sitting in.
- Yeah, I'm actually getting more involved with the business.
- Oh, glad to see you finally took my advice
About a succession plan.
(chuckling): Yeah.
- My, uh... My first job as part of the team
Is dealing with the beef stew idea.
Great!
Well, I'm sure you understand the potential for--
We're not doing it.
Fred, we farm organic beef;
The idea of adding preservatives and putting it in a can,
It's way off brand.
- Um, sorry to hear you feel that way. - But it's okay.
We have some other ideas that have a lot of potential.
sorry, I gotta check this.
Shoot. Uh... I-I-I gotta go, I gotta
Deal with this right away. - Oh.
- Hey, but first, I-I... I have some news
You-you... Well, you might not love.
Uh, our exclusivity deal is up for renewal,
And while I still want heartland beef
To be a part of the garland foods' family,
We're... Gonna start considering other brands as well.
What?!
- It's just our customers, they deserve more choices.
- Like pryce beef? Is that who's got in your ear?
- I'm not at liberty to discuss the other brands we're considering.
- After all the loyalty we've shown you, this is how you repay us?
- Okay, let's... Let's calm down.
We are all reasonable people who've been in business
Together a long time.
Now, have you already signed a contract with another beef producer?
- Uh, no. I mean, not per se. - Perfect.
So just please hold off until we can pitch you some ideas.
Maybe we'll change your mind.
Uh... Okay. Uh...
Yeah, I'll-I'll have my assistant
Reach out and set up a meeting.
Okay.
what are you doing?
Oh! - Circle him around!
I'm trying!
Nathan!
Hang on!
Easy, easy, easy!
Whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa!
Whoa.
- That's it. - Come on.
Whoa, whoa.
Thanks for that.
What happened?
- Ah, he bolted when I tried to slow him down.
Guess I gotta take him back to my buddy to finish that tune-up.
- This buddy of yours, are his training methods
A little old school?
I guess.
But he's a good trainer. - That might be so.
Maybe powder will do better with someone who's a little more gentle.
- Oh yeah? You know someone like that?
- Would you like my help or not? - Ha! Sure.
If you're offering. I'll bring him by later today.
- Hey. - Hey, dad.
- Welcome back, you two. - How are you doing?
Hi.
Oh...
We are so excited; this is gonna be the best wedding ever.
(woman): Hey, tim.
Oh! Haha! Miranda.
- You look like you've seen a ghost.
- I... No, I wa-- I... I wasn't expecting, uh...
- Oh, paul got called away for work.
He's in amsterdam, negotiating some international treaty.
He'll barely make it back in time for the wedding.
But anyway, I thought I'd travel
Early with the kids and help get ready.
Yeah, well, what a surprise.
Hi.
- Hope it's not wrinkled.
I'll hang it up when we get it.
- I really appreciate you agreeing
To host the wedding here.
Happy to.
Actually, it was lou and amy's idea,
But I think it's perfect.
Jessica and I did our vows right out here.
Huh? Nice.
- Well, we were married in peru.
A lot of chanting and...
Oh. Wow.
I would have loved to have seen that.
Ha!
We had a shell horn at ours, in maui.
- No doubt on a beach at some five-star resort.
Fitting for an internationally renowned lawyer.
- I have to admit this dude ranch
Brings back a lot of memories.
Oh, I'm sure it does.
Let me see.
I think it was right over there that you broke up with me
And drove off out of my life.
- Hey, dad, um, we have a favour
That we were gonna ask you.
- Fire away. - Okay.
Uh, so we were hoping
That you might help me build a gazebo.
A gazebo?
Here? - Yeah!
- My grandparents used to have one in their backyard,
And I would play pretend wedding in it all the time.
Uh-huh.
You realize you're getting married for real
In a few days?
Nothing too fancy,
Just a simple wooden structure, preferably cedar,
Twinkly lights, a sound system.
Shane says you're really good at this kind of thing.
- Yeah. And-and it could give us a fun father-son project.
Sure. Sure.
- Great. - Thank you!
- Haha! Never ceases to amaze me.
Smooth-talking lawyers at work.
- Hey, sis. - Hey.
Welcome back.
- Thank you. - It's good to see you.
You too.
- Is that...? - Oh yeah.
Mom came early.
(amy): Wow!
How's that going with dad?
- Oh, you know, it's, uh... It's excruciatingly awkward.
Hey, I wanna... I wanna show you something.
Okay.
No way.
Is that the buckle I gave you? - Yeah, from way back.
- Are you gonna wear it to the wedding?
- I don't know if I'm cowboy enough.
- Haha! - But I don't know.
It holds such great memories;
Figured I'd bring it for good luck.
Hey.
- Well, it's so great to see my kids catching up. - Mm-hmm?
- But we gotta get to work if we want to get
That gazebo built in time for the wedding.
- A gazebo, huh? That's fancy.
Well, I can't wait to hear about it over dinner.
Lou's making a big spread to welcome
You and chloe and your mom.
- Great. - Hey.
- Sounds like fun. - Hahaha!
Yeah, good times. Good times.
Go slowly.
Hey. Whoa.
Come on.
- He really doesn't like gearing down.
No, he doesn't.
- Pretty big problem for a ranch horse.
Don't give up on him yet.
Oh, I think... He's just got a sensitive disposition.
- Yeah, maybe too sensitive to work cattle.
- Hey... I think it's just some backlash
From tougher training methods.
But we need to be patient and build his confidence back up.
- We? - Well, he's your horse.
You know what you're doing.
I figured we could work on him together.
- Well, do I get a discount since I'm doing half the work?
- I heard you were a ruthless negotiator.
Ouch.
Ha! Really?
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