Heartland (CA) s20e04 Episode Script

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Previously on Heartland
You bring this guy
to my place tomorrow,
and we can try some liberty.
You want to help me?
Just ask your mom’s permission first.
I’m telling you, Amy, watch out.
It’s not long before
she’s going to be coming
and trying to steal your clients.
She’s more interested in selling
all her sponsored products
than actually training horses.
Must get lonely.
- What are you doing?
- Whoa, whoa, hey, it’s
- Amy told me what you did.
- Just let me explain.
Save it, Kiefer, okay? We are done!
We’re not the people
we used to be, but now we have
a whole new set of issues.
- You mean with Ashley?
- What I really need is a sign.
Whoa, whoa, hey! Please, stop!
Guess that’s my sign.
It looks like the rain
is taking a day off ♪
The sunshine’s taking over ♪
Okay. You ready?
They’re on their way up.
I’m ready.
(ELEVATOR DINGS)
Let’s take that chance,
we’re one step closer ♪
It’s so clear to me, yeah,
we got everything we need ♪
Oh, that is a big horse.
You and me ♪
Not too shabby.
Okay.
Hi! Come on in.
No matter what we do,
I’ll make you believe ♪
I’ll make you believe in magic ♪
(WINN EXHALES HEAVILY)
Won’t you believe in me
like a fairytale ♪
We’re so classic ♪
We’ll live our fantasy ♪
(EXHALES SHARPLY)
Let’s do this.
I’ll make you believe in magic ♪
It’s magic ♪
I’ll make you believe in magic ♪
(BRIGHT MUSIC)
(AIRPLANE FLYING)
(CAR DOOR SHUTS)
Howdy.
You’re back!
- Look at you!
- Give me a hug!
- No, Caleb! Caleb, no.
- Come on!
- You know you want to.
- Ew! Why are you
(CALEB LAUGHING)
What is wrong with you?!
I saw your plane fly over.
I hope she’s in better shape than you.
Yeah, I was doing an oil change.
Got a little distracted. Heh.
How are you, other than a mess?
A hot mess, thank you!
(AMY CHUCKLES)
How did it go with Ashley?
Not bad for a breakup.
- I’m sorry.
- It’s okay.
We both realized that despite
how hard we were trying,
it was just
it was never going to work.
You win some, you lose some.
Yeah, but this wasn’t
just any relationship.
I’m okay or, at least,
I will be if I can go in
and grab a shower.
Dude Ranch is full.
Yeah, I think it’s going to take
more than scented soap, though.
Well, maybe I’ll lean into
the whole rugged mechanic vibe.
It might bring me better luck.
Hmm! (CALEB CHUCKLES)
(GIGGLING)
Caleb! Why are you covered in paint?
Why are you wearing a cape?
It’s a scarf! Winn wears them.
Ah. And who’s that again?
The horsewoman who lives next door.
She’s riding her horse
in the Calgary Tower today.
The Tower!
Wow, that’s very impressive.
Yeah, also a very scary
place to take a horse
- just for show, but
- Winn can do it.
Yeah
So I was thinking
that maybe later today,
you and I could work
some liberty with Monty?
I was going to ask Winn
to do some with me tomorrow.
Okay. Yeah.
What do you got going on here?
My grooming box broke,
so GG’s making me a new one.
He said I should wash my brushes.
- (CELL PHONE NOTIFICATION)
- That’s nice of him.
Um, why don’t you go find a bag
or something that you can put
all your brushes in for now?
Okay.
- So, speak of the devil
- Who’s that?
I just got a voice text from Winn.
(WINN)Amy, I am having
a horse emergency,
and you’re the only person
I know who can handle this.
Uh-oh.
(WINN)Um, my horse got
spooked in the Calgary Tower,
and I can’t get him down.
(AMY SIGHS)
("DREAMER" BY JENN GRANT)
And at the break of day ♪
You sank into ♪
Your dream ♪
You dreamer ♪
Ah-ah-ah-ah ♪
You dreamer ♪
You dreamer ♪
Ah-ah-ah-ah ♪
But it seems ♪
That you caught me ♪
At the right time ♪
Jack!
Why is everyone always
hollering at me still?
- (TAMMY GIGGLES)
- (RADIO SHUTS OFF)
Tammy, nice to see you.
Hey, Jack.
Dude Ranch is booked tonight,
so I was thinking it would be
nice to have Tammy stay with us.
Sorry to impose.
- No imposition at all.
- (CELL PHONE NOTIFICATION)
- Oh. Damn it.
- (LISA GROANS)
I I’m just going
to go get my stuff.
- Want some help?
- No, thanks.
Okay.
Is she okay?
Yeah, just, I don’t know.
Breakup hangover.
She could probably use
some cheering up then.
I have an idea about that, actually.
She was so happy driving again.
I’m wondering if there’s
a way that I can help her
keep doing that.
Oh.
(KITCHEN TIMER DINGS)
I’ll get them.
- (CELL PHONE NOTIFICATIONS)
- Oh!
Hello?
Yeah, this is River.
Oh! Um Yeah, yes, we would love to.
I will confirm with the team,
but I know we can make it.
Okay! (GASPS)
- Oh, my gosh!
- What?
- Oh, my gosh!
- What?!
What’s going on? Everything good?
- Everyone all right?
- The Saskatchewan Outback Rodeo
just lost its flag girls,
and they want the Wilds to fill in.
Oh, my gosh! That is a huge rodeo!
And they want us there tonight.
What? Uh, we won’t make it.
You will if you leave now.
We can do it! (GIGGLING)
Hey, what’s going on? What happened?
The Wilds are performing
at the Outback Rodeo tonight!
- Uh, tonight?
- They throw epic parties.
Oh.
Oh, God, what is this?
River’s horse cookies.
That’s disgusting. You guys have fun.
I’m sorry, the Outback Rodeo,
that’s like hours away.
- I can’t just leave right now.
- Oh, no, that’s fine!
We’ve travelled a ton
on our own, no problem.
Yeah, I get that
the rest of the team is
over 18, but Katie isn’t.
- Mom.
- Honey!
There’s going to be
alcohol and parties,
and I just
I can’t let you go
on your own underage.
- But I have to go.
- Yeah, we can’t really do
the performance without her.
Look, I’m not going to drink, okay?
I’ll be responsible. Just trust me.
I do trust you!
It’s other people I don’t trust.
- I’m sorry, Katie.
- (KATIE SCOFFS)
Oh, Katie.
(SIGHS)
(TENSE MUSIC)
You are doing the right
thing by helping her.
I’m helping her horse.
You really don’t like her, hey?
Don’t get grease in my truck, please!
And I have nothing against her.
She’s very talented with horses.
I’m just, I’m wary of people
who do things for the appearance
or push their horses too far
for likes and views.
Does she?
(AMY SIGHS)
- It just feels a little personal.
- It’s not.
Okay
Look, instead of bugging me,
maybe you should just
tell me what’s going on with you.
But I love bugging you.
And there is absolutely
nothing going on with me.
I’m fine.
Ash and I were both having doubts.
And if I’m being really honest,
she was actually really relieved.
- But you’re not.
- I’m fine.
Look, I love being alone.
Being alone is great.
Hey, you know, I understand
that it can be scary,
but it’s not all that bad.
I’m not scared.
- I’m ready.
- Okay!
But where’s your backpack?
I packed it full of snacks.
It’s in the house.
I’ll pack some extra snacks for Winn.
Okay, yep, just hurry.
(SIGHS)
- (AMY SIGHS)
- Maybe we’re both in denial.
You know, she totally worships Winn.
I see.
But I used to be that person
that she looked up to,
and now she doesn’t even
want to hang out with me.
I get it. I do.
Carson’s all about his independence.
He doesn’t need me
as much as he used to.
- It’s tough to adjust.
- Yeah.
Well, maybe I don’t want to adjust.
It’s going to be okay.
It’s just a phase.
Yeah.
(SIGHS HEAVILY)
(PENSIVE MUSIC)
- (KNOCKING AT DOOR)
- (LOU) Katie?
(LOU SIGHS) So I spoke to Grandpa.
He said he can manage this weekend,
so you can go.
- I can?
- Yes.
And I can come as a chaperone.
What?
Just promise me that you’ll be cool.
Katie, I’m the coolest.
But we have to leave, like, now.
- So get packing. Come on.
- Yes! Okay! Yeah.
(LIGHT MUSIC)
(LOU SIGHS) (KATIE GIGGLES)
(BRIGHT MUSIC)
Sorry, folks. Tower’s not open yet.
Oh, um, I’m Amy Fleming.
I’m here to help get the horse down.
Okay, you can go up, but only you.
I’m here to help, too.
I have a gift.
Listen, I don’t know
the state that the horse is in,
and I don’t know
how safe it is up there,
but I’m going to need
you and Caleb to help me
from down here, all right?
You’re my ground control.
So I need you to keep
an eye on things,
and you keep me updated, okay?
- Okay.
- (AMY) Okay.
(CALEB) Good luck.
Hey, you had that
security guard in your pocket.
Thanks.
- Do you have your phone on?
- I do.
Ready to receive calls and texts.
- Good.
- Okay.
Let’s go be your mom’s ground control.
Okay.
- (WINN) Charm, please.
- Okay, here we go! We’re out
- of time now. Let’s go.
- Come on. Charm.
- Easy over to the doors. Okay?
- We need to go. Okay?
This door, right in!
- He’s scared!
- You know, just get him in.
’Cause we got him up
the elevator, right?
So we should be able to get him down.
One horseshoe in front of the other.
- (AMY) What’s going on?
- Amy!
- (MAN) In we go!
- Oh, my god. You’re here.
(MAN) You can do it.
Gotta get that horse down.
Okay. Come on, Charm.
Charm?
(AMY) Whatever you’re doing,
you need to stop now.
Forcing him in there is not
going to do any good.
It’s only going to injure
himself or someone else.
Yeah, I’ve been trying
to tell him that.
- (MAN) Get him in there now!
- Charm! Watch out!
(PANICKED NEIGHING)
- Whoa! Ah!
- Oh, my God!
- Winn! Hey!
- Charm!
Are you okay?
I’m okay. Let’s just just get him!
(TENSE MUSIC)
(AMY) Hey. Whoa.
Good boy. What’s going on, huh?
Hi. I’m Harold.
I’m the tower manager here.
Um, I need the horse
and all the gear gone, right?
Like an hour ago.
So we’ve got a provincial gala
coming in tonight,
and the caterers are going
- to want to occupy this space.
- Yeah. I’ll do my best, okay?
But I’m going to need some time.
You know, I think
he seems calm now, so
What if we take him now? (AMY SIGHS)
Not until I know what spooked him.
Otherwise, we’ll be
right back at square one.
Okay.
So, uh, sorry.
What kind of time frame
are we talking about here?
I really don’t know.
And I’m going to need
this room cleared of everyone
except for Winn and her horse.
I just want to be super clear
about what’s going to happen here.
If we’re not able to remove the animal
in a reasonable time frame, right,
I’m going to call a vet.
And then, the vet is going
to tranquilize the animal.
- And then the vet’s going to
- I’m not letting
you tranquilize him!
He’s never been sedated before.
I’m not losing my job over a horse.
Okay! This stress is not
helping the situation.
So the sooner you clear
everyone from this area,
the sooner we can get to work.
Please be fast.
He’s the one who needs a tranquilizer.
So are you going
to tell me what’s going on?
Ugh, okay.
I was trying to get Kiefer
to pick up his stuff
that he left at the dude ranch,
but he expects me to pick it up
and bring it to him,
and I don’t want to see him.
No, it’s not your responsibility
- to get that stuff to him.
- I know.
I know. He just Ugh!
He really gets under my skin.
You know, I could use a real drink.
- I will get some wine.
- Now you’re talking.
(SIGHS)
You know, he actually
admitted to me that, um
he was using me,
that he would never
date someone my age.
- That’s it.
- What?
- We’re throwing his stuff away.
- Yes, we should!
I don’t want to dwell
on anything to do with him.
I just want to enjoy
our time together.
You know, I’ve been thinking
a lot about you
- after that race.
- Mm-hmm.
What do you think about the idea
of using Fairfield to stable
and train your standardbreds?
- Really?
- Yeah.
I mean, you could stay there
while you’re training
and when you’re in town for races.
You could have your old bedroom back.
Get that treadmill out
of there that I never use.
Yeah, and that way we could
spend more time together.
- Is that a yes?
- Hell yeah! Um
- To new beginnings.
- New beginnings.
You know what we should do?
We should burn his stuff.
Good old purge.
Like our bonfires from high school?
Yes! We’re gonna need another bottle.
(BOTH LAUGH)
(BRIGHT MUSIC)
Okay, Katie,
you’re rooming with your mom,
and Jenna, you’re with me.
- Oh, hi.
- Howdy.
- Hi.
- Are you guys competing?
Yeah. Saddle broncs. You?
(LOU) Hurry up, girls!
We have 45 minutes
to get dressed and ready.
I’ll get the rest of the bags.
Yeah, don’t be late, girls.
Yeah, you better hope we’re not.
We’re your opening act.
Bye.
Hey. I’m sorry
my mom’s being so extra.
She’s used to being the one in charge.
Yeah. My mom was the same when
we still needed a chaperone.
(SIGHS)
He was fine at first,
and then something spooked him,
and I haven’t been able
to get him back in the elevator.
Well, your photo setup was
pretty close to the windows.
It’s scary for a horse
to be this high.
Charm is bombproof.
I wouldn’t have taken him up
here if I couldn’t handle him.
Did you do this for social media?
You know, maybe it would be
more productive
if you focused on Charm
instead of judging me.
Yeah. I want to try something.
Come here. What’s this?
Hmm? What’s that?
Good boy.
It’s not the height he’s afraid of.
Then what is it?
- I don’t know.
- (CELL PHONE NOTIFICATION)
Harold keeps on
harassing me for an ETA.
And now he wants to bring up
the photographer
to break down their gear.
No, he can’t do that.
It’s just going to
stress the horse out.
How about you go ahead,
and then me and Charm
will follow down after.
No, I can’t leave him.
I’m the only person who’s taken him
in an elevator before.
That’s too risky.
You’re okay.
When the
When the wind picks up,
the tower sways in the wind.
(WINN WHISPERS INDISTINCTLY)
Oh, God, it can’t be meant
to sway this much!
Hey, hey.
It’s not Charm.
It’s you who’s afraid of the height.
He’s just picking up on your fear.
You probably hid it well
for the camera, but
Charm knows you.
Come on, boy. It’s okay.
So this is my fault?
(INDISTINCT CHATTER)
(UPBEAT POP MUSIC)
- Where is my other sock?!
- Uh, here.
Oh.
Jenna, you’re not even dressed yet!
It’ll take me five minutes.
Thirty minutes to showtime, people.
And don’t forget the rodeo
after party in our room.
The cute bronc riders are
bringing all their friends.
We need to buy booze and pizza.
Stupid zipper’s stuck.
(RIPPING) (JENNA GASPS)
- Oh, no!
- What was that?
Oh, my gosh!
- Oh, no, no, no, no, no.
- Okay.
Um, uh, don’t we have an extra blouse?
I forgot to pack it. I forgot it. I
- What am I gonna do?
- Can anyone sew?
I can!
Let’s see. Oh, geez.
Um, well, it won’t be perfect,
but I think I can keep it closed.
- Will that do?
- Thank you.
I’ll get my sewing kit.
How about you, Katie-Cat?
How you doing?
Yeah, I’m fine. The sewing kit?
Right.
(RELAXED TWANGY MUSIC)
Ah!
I found some more wood on the porch.
Yeah. And another
bottle of wine, I see.
(TAMMY GROANS)
- Okay. That’s enough.
- Okay.
What do we want to throw in first?
I think
(TAMMY LAUGHS)
This is the watch I should
never have bought him.
- Uh
- A lot of money. Bye-bye.
(TAMMY LAUGHS DRILY)
Okay, next up, toiletries.
He always had way more than me,
which should have been my first clue.
(LAUGHING)
Ah! (TAMMY LAUGHS)
There wasn’t anything
flammable in there,
- was there?
- Uh oh, nah.
This is so fun. Oh! (WHOOSHING)
- Ah!
- Oh, my goodness!
- Oh!
- Oh, my goodness.
- Uh, it’s really hot!
- Oh, my goodness!
- (TAMMY LAUGHS)
- (BOTH SCREAM)
- Oh, my god! Tammy!
- Oh! Oh! Put it out!
- It’s getting worse!
- Okay! I’m coming!
Ah!
- Here!
- Okay, I’m going to help.
I know! Let me help.
(LISA GRUNTING)
- Go, Tammy, go!
- Okay, okay, okay!
I’m going! (LISA GRUNTS)
- Turn the water on!
- The faucet’s stuck!
The faucet’s stuck! (GROANS)
Come on! Hurry up!
(WHOOSHING)
(LISA) I got it!
- Uh, turn it off! Turn it off!
- Agh! Hey! Tammy!
Oh, sorry! Sorry!
(TAMMY LAUGHS AND SNORTS)
- Sorry! I’m sorry!
- Oh, thank goodness.
- Give me that!
- Okay, okay!
(TAMMY LAUGHS AND SNORTS)
(SAD MUSIC)
(TAMMY) Ugh!
You burned my gift for Lindy?
Oh, Jack. I’m so
(LISA SIGHS)
I didn’t know.
(HONKING)
(CELL PHONE NOTIFICATION)
Uh-oh.
Your mom says the manager’s
going to call a vet
to come sedate the horse
if she’s not fast enough.
- That’s not good.
- Mm-hmm.
Oh, boy. We’re in trouble.
If the vet comes,
we have to stall them.
- I could pull the fire alarm.
- That’s illegal.
Right. (LINDY GASPS)
I got it.
You tell them you’ve lost me.
Whoa, whoa, partner. Slow down.
We don’t want them
to call the police on us.
We have to do something!
All right. Let me think.
That was our biggest
crowd yet, and we nailed it!
Without any wardrobe malfunctions!
Oh, wow.
Surprise!
I thought we could celebrate
with a little girls’ night.
I got, uh, veggie wraps,
dips, face masks,
and we could do manicures, too,
if anyone needs a touch-up.
I’ll just get my nail kit.
You guys look so good!
- (SIGHING)
- Really?
- Come on!
- I know, really?
(INDISTINCT MUTTERING)
(SIGHS)
- Mom?
- I think I have enough colours.
I’m just not sure if I have remover.
Mom.
- (LOU SIGHS)
- It’s the snacks.
They’re too healthy, right? I knew it.
I should have just
ordered pizza, but maybe
It’s not just the snacks, Mom.
The team doesn’t really
want a girls’ night.
Or for you to be chaperoning them.
I might be a minor, but they’re not,
and you’re just
you’re kind of treating
them like kids.
Oh.
They just want to do their own thing.
Yeah. No, right. Of course.
And I really want to join them.
- Katie
- Mom, I’m not a kid either.
I won’t drink or stay out late.
I promise I will be responsible.
You promised to be cool, remember?
(LOU SIGHS)
Okay. Okay, fine.
Thank you. Thank you. I gotta go.
Okay, have fun.
And be safe!
I will.
(SIGHS)
(SIGHS)
(TENSE MUSIC)
(JACK MUTTERS INDISTINCTLY)
- We got carried away.
- You could say that.
I’m sorry. I’m sorry, Jack.
We were we were
burning baggage from the past
and celebrating our new endeavour.
Oh.
She said yes to working at Fairfield.
Yeah.
What?
She’s a drinker, Lise.
She’s had a breakup.
She’s blowing off steam.
What about last year?
You had to pick her up from the bar
because she was too drunk to drive.
Seeing me brought up a lot for her,
and she’d just lost her husband.
Grief is complicated, Jack.
You know that.
I do.
I’ve worked really hard
to have her back in my life,
and and maybe I’m
mothering her too much.
But no matter how old we are,
I’m always going to want to
be responsible for her
and support her.
So you should.
I’m probably being
overprotective myself.
Maybe.
You make a really impressive
firefighter, though.
- Right there.
- (LISA GIGGLES)
Sorry.
I think you two need some space,
so let’s just go for a walk.
Good boy.
(CHARM GRUMBLES)
(TENSE MUSIC)
Ah
Tammy, hey.
Hi, just, uh, hair of the dog.
Um, do you want one?
- No, thanks.
- Okay.
I owe you a couple of bottles of wine,
which I’ll replace, and also
whatever it was
you were building, if I can.
There’s no need.
Well, I’ve been ordered
to the living room for a nap,
so cheer cheers.
(TENSE MUSIC)
(DOOR OPENS)
(TENSE MUSIC RISES)
(ENGINE STARTS)
Hey, Charm is going to be fine.
It’s you that needs
to calm down a little.
I think you need
to just breathe a little.
Oh, no.
What is it?
The vet’s on the way up.
What?
No, no! I’m getting him
out of here myself.
Listen, if you take
him down the elevator
while you’re panicking,
he will panic too.
Then he could rear, he could
seriously injure himself!
But he’s gonna get hurt
no matter what I do!
I should have never agreed
to do this stunt!
It’s okay.
I just, I really needed the sponsor.
It’s just that the cost
of running my own ranch is
so much more than I expected.
I’m just, um
- I think I’m in over my head.
- Hey. It’s okay.
It’s a lot of pressure.
It’s okay. Just breathe.
(WINN HYPERVENTILATING)
Just breathe. Winn. Winn.
Look at me. Hey. Hey, hey, hey, hey.
Look at me, okay? Look at me.
I want you to tell
me about Charm, okay?
How did you did you guys meet?
- When did you get him?
- Um
(CRYING) He was, um
He was my
He was my first horse. Um
He, um (SNIFFLES)
(CRIES)
My dad, he did, um,
he did odd jobs
on ranches and racetracks,
which is where I fell
in love with horses.
But my dad split,
and and he left us in debt.
Um
(SUPPRESSED SOBS)
So (SNIFFLES)
I, um (SIGHS)
I mucked out stalls for money
and any chance to ride.
And I couldn’t
I couldn’t afford a horse
until I found Charm.
He was this
rescue that nobody wanted and
he was just he was so grateful
for a home,
and he was so eager to learn.
(SIGHS)
He really became my lucky charm.
My heart horse, Spartan
he was a rescue too.
I got the ranch
for Charm more than anything.
- (SIGHS)
- I’m I’m really sorry.
I didn’t mean to judge you.
It’s okay. (LAUGHS)
I make it easy.
- (BOTH LAUGH)
- No.
No, you have really great
instincts with horses, Winn.
And it sounds like you have overcome
much harder things
than a fear of heights.
Yeah.
- Hey, Lise?
- Yeah?
Did you know Tammy left?
No, no, she’s inside having a nap.
Well, it seems
there’s a change of plans.
She drove off in a fury.
(SOFTLY) She drove?
It wasn’t anything I said,
in case you’re wondering.
Tammy, where are you?
What?!
Oh! All right, I’ll be right there.
Hey, where are you going?
I’ll come with you.
No, I’m going to handle this myself.
(ENGINE STARTS)
(LIGHT MUSIC)
(MOOING)
(CELL PHONE RINGING)
- Hello?
- (LOU)Hey, Grandpa.
Um I just wanted to know
if you checked that broken fence.
I didn’t have a chance
to do it before I left.
What’s wrong?
Nothing! Why?
You’re calling to see
if I fixed a fence, Lou.
What’s wrong?
I’m fine. Why are you being so touchy?
(JACK SIGHS)
Well, let’s just say
there’s been a lot of drama
around here lately.
Well, there’s nothing
dramatic to report here.
Other than the fact that, uh,
I’m an annoying helicopter mom,
and Katie doesn’t need me anymore, so.
If you’re asking my advice
I’m not!
It’s natural to worry
that you’re losing her,
even if it’s not true.
Marion felt the same way
about you and Amy.
You were both very independent,
especially you!
She wasn’t a helicopter mom.
Well, she just hid it well,
that’s all.
She worried about you all the time
when you were a teenager.
She was always trying to find
some way to stay close.
I remember
she purposely lost her eyeglasses
for a week
so she couldn’t read recipes,
and you had to help her bake
a birthday cake for Amy.
She did that on purpose?!
I was so annoyed!
It was quite inventive.
I did learn that I didn’t hate baking.
We made a vanilla angel food cake
and strawberry icing. It was so good!
It’s funny I remember that.
(SIGHS)
So so what, I’m supposed
to pretend to be blind?
Marion said she learned
to hold you like sand.
Not too tightly or it’ll
run through your fingers.
I prefer a firm grip.
If I were you, I’d try to find
some time to myself.
I’ll think about it.
(SIGHS)
(INTRIGUING MUSIC)
- That’s the veterinarian.
- Oh, yeah. Okay, okay.
Uh, hi! Excuse me.
Uh, my name’s Caleb,
and my friend Amy,
she’s the one up there
trying to bring down the horse
without having to sedate it.
Well, I’m told we’ve run out
of time for that, so
Yeah, see, the thing is,
she’s so close,
and she’s never given up
on a horse in her entire life.
She just needs a little bit more time.
And please don’t make me have
to tell her daughter that I failed.
You see that little angel over there?
Yeah, she’s real scary when she’s mad.
(CHUCKLES)
Are you sure you didn’t forget
anything in your car?
I know vets have a lot of equipment.
That’s a good point. I’d better check.
Thank you.
Yeah! We did it! (LINDY GIGGLES)
(PLAYFUL MUSIC)
Where is the vet?
She said she was here.
Oh, uh Must have forgot something.
Maybe they’d be more
comfortable out of the way
in the security office.
- This way.
- Come on, kiddo.
You ever been to prison before?
(TAMMY) I can’t believe
you’re mad at me.
That cop was power tripping!
Tammy, you shouldn’t have been
driving in the first place.
I’m fine, okay? That breathalyzer was
about as accurate
as a tarot card reading.
- Tammy!
- I was just gonna get some wine
and make a nice meal
to celebrate our new venture.
I appreciate the thought.
But I don’t think you and me
working together should be
your priority right now.
- What?
- Your health.
I think you need to focus
on your health
- before anything else.
- What? What do you mean?
I think you have a drinking problem!
- (LAUGHING)
- You’ve got to be kidding me!
What are you laughing at?
You just got a DUI
and your truck was towed!
Okay.
This weekend is the anniversary
of Ryan’s death,
and I’m never going to find
another love like that.
And yeah, I might have overdone it,
but I it doesn’t
make me an alcoholic.
But it’s always something, honey.
Yeah, and you’re just going to
take back the offer just like that.
- I just wanted
- (TAMMY MUTTERS)
- Stop! Where are you going?
- I’m going to find a motel
because I’m not staying here with you!
Wow, you have not changed a bit!
I still can’t do anything right!
(TAMMY CHUCKLES DRILY) Oh, wow.
Wow.
(SNIFFLES)
The vet might come back
before Mom’s done.
We did everything we could, partner.
(CELL PHONE NOTIFICATION)
- Did Winn send an update?
- Oh. No, this isn’t Winn.
(CALEB SIGHS)
It’s, uh Ashley.
We, um, we broke up.
Some advice for your future self,
do not follow
your exes on social media.
Are you okay?
I should be able to do
a simple oil change,
but I was so distracted.
Just
I can’t stop thinking about her,
even the stuff I don’t miss,
like how she always got
makeup stains on my towels or
how she always used my favourite mug.
But she’s going to move
on to someone better.
And I’m going to be left with nothing
except her lipstick on a mug
that I can’t bear to wash off,
because then that will mean
I am actually alone.
Maybe your mom’s right.
Maybe I’m just afraid to be alone.
Hey, sorry.
I realized I
kind of lost you there.
Anyway, I’m definitely not
ready for anything
except some real me time.
Caleb time?
It sounds better when you say it.
(PENSIVE MUSIC)
Okay.
Just remember, if you
stay calm, he will too.
- Okay.
- Ready?
I’ll get the elevator.
(TENSE MUSIC)
- (ELEVATOR DINGS)
- Oh, wait
Oh
(RAPID SNORTING)
Easy, easy.
It’s okay. Just stay focused on Charm.
Oh, it’s okay. It’s okay. It’s okay.
Hey. It’s okay, boy.
(EXHALES HEAVILY)
We’ve done harder things
than this, haven’t we?
- (CHARM SNORTS)
- Yeah. Okay.
(ELEVATOR DINGS)
- Oh, no.
- (ELEVATOR DINGS)
Okay. It’s all right.
Okay, let’s go. We can do this.
Okay.
(ELEVATOR DINGS)
So, yeah, it should be here somewhere.
You know what? It’s a horse.
Kind of hard to miss.
(BRIGHT MUSIC)
(LINDY) Mom!
You did it!
Hey! Hi.
It was a close call, but
Uh, Winn, this is Caleb.
Caleb was on ground control.
It’s nice to meet you, Caleb.
And thank you.
Uh, yeah. Ahem. Ahem. You’re welcome.
You got the horse down,
and you look like a movie star!
Oh, no. Your mom is the star.
She saved the day!
I’d still be stuck up there
if it wasn’t for her.
It was a joint effort.
Well, I guess we better
get Charm out of here
before Harold completely loses it.
- (LINDY LAUGHS)
- (CALEB) Yeah.
(SOFT MUSIC)
(TV HOST)Well, folks,
that’s it for today.
Tune in next time, same time tomorrow.
(TV ANNOUNCER)Second down
nine from their own 35.
(NARRATOR) in almost
perfect unison,
these fiery-footed soldiers
strive towards a common goal.
Marching all day,
and oftentimes at night,
in pursuit of recognition.
Or, better yet, appreciation
from their indomitable queen.
At first glance, she appears modest
(BOTH) Hey!
(TV SHUTS OFF)
You’re back early.
Yeah, I had fun, but I’m kind of done.
Did anything happen?
No.
No, I just
I don’t know, I feel bad
leaving you here on your own.
Especially when you made
such an effort with the team.
Oh.
And (LOU SIGHS)
you seem a bit weird lately.
You just, you haven’t been
acting like yourself.
Maybe I’ve just been
a little overprotective lately.
You think?
Well, you’re going away to university
- so soon.
- Oh, it’s not that soon.
You’ve just grown up really fast.
And I know it sounds cliche,
but I I remember
like it was yesterday
when you were just
this little baby in my arms.
It’s true what they say.
You have 18 summers with your kids,
and then they’re gone.
I’m not just going to run away
and never come back.
Where else am I going
to do my laundry?
And
I’d miss the family too much.
- Really?
- Of course.
I mean, our family dinners,
our Sunday barbeques.
I’d miss Dodger, Lindy growing up
GG’s lectures.
You trying to be cool.
- You’d miss that the most.
- (KATIE CHUCKLES)
I love you.
I love you so much.
Are you hungry?
- Not for those.
- Yeah. Oh!
We can order pizza
You read my mind.
(KATIE GIGGLES)
- Movie?
- Yes.
(KISSES)
(GENTLE MUSIC)
When you need me ♪
I will hold your hand ♪
- This is so gross!
- Oh, my gosh!
(GIGGLING)
I know the feeling ♪
I will understand ♪
You were honest with her,
and that’s what matters.
Is it?
I just pushed her away again
with my honesty.
(LISA SNIFFLES AND SIGHS)
I guess just the truth isn’t always
the best thing with family.
You sure about that?
She was driving drunk, Lise.
What if one day
she got into an accident
and hurt herself or someone else,
and you never said anything
when you had the chance?
Yeah, I couldn’t live with myself.
You did the hard thing.
It’s up to her now.
Thank you for looking after Lindy.
Yeah, more like she looked after me.
(AMY CHUCKLES)
(CALEB SIGHS) You were right.
I need time alone.
Haven’t you learned by now, Caleb?
- I’m always right.
- I’m a slow learner.
(CALEB CHUCKLES)
It’s just, it’s different
being old and alone.
What if I never find someone?
Come on. You’re not old.
And people find love
at every stage of life.
- I sure hope you’re right.
- Ahem!
I mean, yes, you are right.
- Look what GG made me!
- (CELL PHONE NOTIFICATION)
Oh, wow! That’s beautiful.
He made that? Wow.
You follow Winn?
What did she say?
"An exciting day at the Calgary Tower,
thanks to my sponsor."
Did she post anything else about it?
No, I think that’s it.
Come on, missy. Time for bed.
- Good night, partner.
- Night, partner.
- Hey, Caleb.
- Oh! Thank you.
You’re not taking that to bed!
(LINDY GIGGLES)
We’ll put it right here
where you can see it.
Aw, Lindy
Thank you for your help today.
I don’t understand
why Winn didn’t post
anything about you helping her.
Well, maybe she just wanted
to keep that private.
She shouldn’t hide the truth.
I agree.
But we also can’t judge people
for doing things differently.
You saved the day, Mom.
She should have put that
in her post so everyone knows.
You know
I don’t care if the world
thinks I’m great.
All that matters to me is
that you think so.
You’re the best, Mom.
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