The first 188 lines.
We got to go. We got to go.
Come on.
And-and I think that I should have pieces for it.
They're just not there.
I don't want that one. (laughs)
(whirring)
Night, Cordi.
Night, Ger.
All right, back to Serano.
Convoy's en route to Austin now.
So we should be able to question him tomorrow.
Talk soon. Bye.
Done? Good. Let's get to it. Hey, hey, hey, Earl.
Check this out.
All right, back to Serano.
Convoy's en route to Austin now.
So we should be able to question him tomorrow.
Am I hearing what I think I'm hearing? The boss is toast.
We need to get out of here, Horace.
We don't know if we've been burned.
And the NSA wouldn't even be able to find the cameras.
This op has been perfect.
A guy like Serano goes down,
someone's always waiting to take over.
Starting with tying off any loose ends.
Let's go.
Not necessarily, Earl.
Spit it out.
If not, I'm pulling the kill switch, wiping it all.
We were sent here to make sure this Ranger wasn't onto us.
Don't need a mission recap.
A live feed into the home of not only a Texas Ranger
but also an assistant district attorney.
Serano's not the only kind of guy
that could benefit from this sort of access.
And you heard it yourself,
this family collects enemies like trading cards.
Great, so we put out a wanted ad for an illegal surveillance op?
I already have a buyer in mind.
Hey, don't we have enough?
Uh-oh. Here we go.
I'll you know when there's enough.
Less talking, more chopping.
Come on, Mawline.
We do this chili contest, like, every year.
Yeah, Mom, you've never been this tense.
Okay, well, this year is different.
The winner gets their chili on the menu,
so it's a whole different ball game. Oh, yeah.
This is the first time we're using
Gran's original recipe, right?
Huh? Uh-huh.
Well, let's get to it.
You know, I heard there was a, uh, a $10,000 prize.
Maybe we can, like, split it three ways
since I'm helping you out here.
Nice try, but if we win...
Uh, when, when you win.
Thank you. Okay, well, whenwe win,
it'll just be a thrill to see Mama's recipe on the menu.
Oh, we can just put it on there.
We own it, right?
Oh, it is much more savory
if it's earned, kiddo.
Right, okay. Uh, Trey's grabbing the brisket.
Oh, good, 'cause I can't really do anything without it.
Yeah, I know, I know, I know.
Hey, hey, hey!
Hey! AUGUST: Oh, I'm sorry.
I'm so sorry. What's wrong with you?
You trying to burn the damn house down?
It was just an honest mistake.
You got to be careful.
Cordell.
It's fine.
When did your nightmares come back?
Uh, about a week ago... two weeks.
Damn Davidsons. No, I'm just standing there.
Daddy, I...
I-I can't move. I-I can't... focus.
I can hear him screaming.
You know, uh, crying for help.
Until he's not.
These nightmares...
That's just your brain trying to make sense of it all.
No. No, it's not just like that.
I-It's like I'm-I'm missing something.
But you did nothing wrong.
We spent a fortune on lawyers
when Gale tried to say differently.
Okay, but the Davidsons, Daddy,
the Davidsons lost everything
because of that fire.
And-and they just tried to come home and-and rebuild
and regroup.
And there's-there's a world of hurt in their family.
In ours. Between us.
You know, I... No, I-I think we should invite them
to the chili cook-off.
The least we could do.
Look, I want The Side Step to-to-to be...
uh, friendly and home to all of us.
And, you know, this could help them mingle back
into Austin.
Oh, you're trying to give your mama a coronary.
You don't know that family anymore, Cordell.
Now, you listen to me.
You give Gale an inch,
she'll take 50 damn miles.
Daddy...
it's the right thing to do.
: Well...
If that's gonna clear your conscience, go right on ahead,
but you make sure...
...that this does not blow up on our faces.
And I don't want anything like that brawl the other day.
This is supposed to be fun, for crying out loud.
Yes, sir.
Now go talk to your boy.
Watch your hands.
You'll want to do a quick-release knot.
I got it. Eagle Scout.
So, what now?
Oh, lunch, probably hay.
Lots, lots of hay.
Not exactly what I meant.
Did you get to talk to your dad about keeping him?
How'd that go?
Ah, he said, "I work in real estate, not zoology."
Then some kind of "grumble, grumble, sorry."
So then I asked my grandma, and she said no, too.
Well, what about you?
Um, well, with rehab for the injury
and other expenses,
my family thinks it's better if we give him up.
Well, didn't you say you sprung an alpaca on them, no problem?
That didn't really help my case.
There also may have been some concern about us,
given the whole
feud thing.
So, this horse has to pay
because of your stupid family, okay.
I'm sorry, what?
Anyways, focus.
Grandpa says he can stay here for a day or two.
Well, and then what?
I've seen enough derbies to know what happens to injured horses.
Come on, we-we have to figure something out.
Hey. Hey.
You answered, uh...
Are you okay?
Yeah. Of course, I'm just, uh...
finishing up some paperwork from the case.
Uh...
Yeah, you know,
I-I keep thinking about that guy Spider.
I've seen some horrible stuff but never stateside.
I can't even imagine how you felt.
Did you ever figure out what happened?
Yeah.
They found out he wanted to turn over a new leaf, so...
Damn, that's...
That's awful, Mick. I'm-I'm sorry.
Well, just so you know,
you are talking to Sacred Heart's
newest guidance counselor.
And I have a coffee cup to prove it.
Oh, yeah?
Well, I look forward to stealing that,
since you broke my favorite mug.
Yeah, that's not how I remember it,
but I will get you a mug,
as soon as you come home.
Uh, I know it's only been a day, but...
when are you coming home?
Yeah, I don't know.
Maybe I'll just pop in when you least expect it.
Mick, listen, I...
Listen, I got to finish this, okay? Bye.
All right, bye.
Ah, thank you. There you go.
Hey. Yeah.
How's, uh, Colton handling all this?
Well, what do you mean, the move or the divorce?
Mm. You can pick one.
: You know,
I think he's rolling with the punches.
He's looking for something to fixate on.
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