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00:00:00It's time to show all your care, to keep it wild, to find a way back home.

00:00:30It's time to show all your care, to find a way back home, to find a way back home.

00:01:00It's time to show all your care, to find a way back home.

00:01:30It's time to show all your care, to find a way back home.

00:01:59It's time to show all your care, to find a way back home, to find a way back home, to find a way back home.

00:02:09We've had our eye on Vance and we think that we've got an opportunity. Normally this time of year, he takes a vacation with his family, but we know that he made a reservation only for himself, which means he'll be alone with time to kill.

00:02:22Time to listen to a pitch from us.

00:02:24From you.

00:02:25You leave this afternoon, Simon will send you your itinerary shortly.

00:02:31Wow, okay, it's Christmas.

00:02:35Will that be a problem?

00:02:37No, sir, of course not.

00:02:40Just get him hooked. We'll reel him in.

00:02:43Um, where am I going?

00:02:45Maple Creek.

00:02:46Maple Creek.

00:02:47Sorry?

00:02:48Well, actually, a ranch near Maple Creek.

00:02:50Maple Creek, uh...

00:02:52In Canada. Somewhere.

00:02:54Go get him, Ella.

00:02:55Okay, Canada.

00:03:02Well?

00:03:03Nothing about the promotion, but I've been assigned to get the Preston Vance account.

00:03:06You're packing. Have they set up a meeting already?

00:03:09Sort of.

00:03:10Somewhere in Canada, on a ranch.

00:03:12I gotta get home and pack. I gotta be at the airport in three hours.

00:03:16A ranch.

00:03:17I hope you have practical shoes.

00:03:19Canada, eh?

00:03:20You knew about this?

00:03:22Max mentioned it.

00:03:23Call me from the airport and tell me about it then.

00:03:26Good luck.

00:03:27Mr. Webster told you.

00:03:29Sure.

00:03:30You got to miss the office Christmas party.

00:03:31Webster's given the same speech five years in a row. I'm pretty sure I'll survive.

00:03:35Well, enjoy your vacation.

00:03:37Hardly a vacation. I have a job to do.

00:03:40See? This is why I've always admired you.

00:03:43Work comes first.

00:03:45Gotta run. We can catch up when you get back.

00:03:48And when you get that promotion, maybe you and I...

00:03:51Gerard, we've been over this. It'll never work.

00:03:53We can do great things together, Ella.

00:03:56Adios. Or whatever it is they say in Canada.

00:04:00Pretty sure it's just goodbye.

00:04:05Well, I saw you

00:04:07Setting the mood like a light

00:04:11In the smoky room

00:04:12Dancing to the blues

00:04:15Like a disco groove

00:04:16Catching every eye

00:04:18When I saw you

00:04:21Looking at me with a smile

00:04:25Like you wanted me

00:04:27Saying, boy, come on

00:04:29Well, I'll break, be gone

00:04:31I just had to try

00:04:34You just move, baby

00:04:37Move any way you need

00:04:41How do you do it, darling

00:04:44If you got me on my knees

00:04:47On my feet

00:04:48If you take me to the left, baby

00:04:51Take me to the right

00:04:52You can take me for the

00:04:54Merry Christmas to you

00:04:55I like to move, baby

00:04:58The way you move is moving me

00:05:01What can I do?

00:05:09Follow along with your hips

00:05:13The heartbeat's on

00:05:15The flow and dress in your hair

00:05:17Girl, it ain't fair

00:05:18Whatever you do

00:05:19Just don't stop

00:05:21You just move, baby

00:05:25Move any way you need

00:05:29How do you do it, darling?

00:05:33You got me on my knees

00:05:35On my feet

00:05:36If you take me to the left, baby

00:05:39Take me to the right

00:05:40You can take me for the rest of my life

00:05:44Just move, baby

00:05:46The way you move is moving me

00:05:50Just move, baby

00:05:53Move any way you need

00:06:14How do you do it, darling?

00:06:17You got me on my knees

00:06:19On my feet

00:06:21You can take me to the left, baby

00:06:23Take me to the right

00:06:24You can take me for the rest of my life

00:06:28Just move, baby

00:06:31The way you move is moving me

00:06:34The way you move is moving me

00:06:37You can take me, baby

00:06:38Two people

00:06:43Want me to do it так?

00:06:44There, there, there

00:06:47There you go, you alright?

00:07:09Thanks.

00:07:10Thank you again.

00:07:23Well, all part of the service.

00:07:35Good afternoon.

00:07:38I didn't dress for a glacier.

00:07:41I'll be right back.

00:07:43I'm Ella Wade.

00:07:44You have a reservation for me?

00:07:46Welcome to Teresa Ranch, Ms. Wade.

00:07:48My name is Marty and that was my brother Cole.

00:07:51We run this ranch and we would just be so happy to do whatever we can and make sure you have a great stay here with us.

00:07:57Thank you, Marty. Nice to meet you.

00:07:58It is nice to meet you too, Ms. Wade.

00:08:00Call me Ella.

00:08:01Okay.

00:08:02So your room is just going to be up these stairs down the hall, third on the right, Ella.

00:08:07The wifi code is on the back of your keys, but I should warn you it's not a real strong signal out here.

00:08:13Okay.

00:08:14Anything else I should know?

00:08:15We guests and some of the staff usually meet in the lounge for drinks and appetizers before dinner.

00:08:22It's just outside down Rancher's Row, right beside the barn, but dinner is usually served here, right in this main house.

00:08:30Great. I'll be there.

00:08:31Is there anything else I can help you with? Would you like a hand with your luggage?

00:08:34No, I'm okay. Thank you.

00:08:52So I see you met our new guest.

00:08:54I did. I actually dug her shoe out of the snow.

00:08:57Oh?

00:08:59It's a long story. Who is she?

00:09:01Well, her name's Ella Wade, but the reservation is corporate.

00:09:08JJ and B Marketing.

00:09:10We're too small for that type of interest.

00:09:12But Preston isn't.

00:09:15Should we warn him?

00:09:17No. Preston can take care of himself.

00:09:20Not sure I can say the same about you, though.

00:09:23She's very pretty, Cole.

00:09:26Did you see those heels?

00:09:28Definitely not my type.

00:09:30Yeah.

00:09:31Highly hanging across the door.

00:09:47Neighbors singing tales of yours.

00:09:52It's so close.

00:09:55Hardly can wait.

00:09:57Waking up on Christmas.

00:10:00Children dreaming without a care.

00:10:05Tis the season.

00:10:07Everywhere.

00:10:09She's new.

00:10:10So come home.

00:10:12There's no better place.

00:10:15Okay, who is she?

00:10:17She works for JJ and B Marketing.

00:10:20Oh.

00:10:22Look, I'm looking for a new marketing agency.

00:10:25It's not a secret.

00:10:26I guess they thought they'd just try making contact here.

00:10:30Pretty rude to interrupt your vacation.

00:10:33Well, you can't blame her.

00:10:34She was probably just sent.

00:10:36What are you gonna do?

00:10:38Well, that depends on the kind of person she is under that high flyer wardrobe.

00:10:43Everybody gets a first chance.

00:10:45And if she blows it?

00:10:46Says my stubborn brother, who doesn't believe in second chances.

00:10:50Okay, don't start, Marty.

00:10:52Well, I'm going to join the party.

00:10:54You coming?

00:10:55Definitely.

00:10:56Maybe later.

00:11:09Hi.

00:11:10Hi.

00:11:11Welcome to the Resort Ranch.

00:11:12I'm Wayne.

00:11:13This is my wife, Helen.

00:11:14And this is Frank.

00:11:16Nice to meet you all.

00:11:17I'm Ella.

00:11:18My company made the reservation for me here, and clearly they didn't check the dress code.

00:11:23I wish my company would send me here.

00:11:26So tell me about this place.

00:11:27It's really not what I was expecting.

00:11:29Yeah, well, you know, it's a real working ranch.

00:11:33We just have guests.

00:11:35We do all the usual things.

00:11:36We ride.

00:11:37We mend fences.

00:11:38But what we really do here is give people a place to reset.

00:11:43Because life is not all about work, Miss Ella.

00:11:46This place has a way of changing you.

00:11:49If you let it.

00:11:51And we get to meet some great people.

00:11:54Speaking of which, Preston.

00:11:56Have you met our newest guest, Ella?

00:11:59Ella?

00:12:00Preston Vance.

00:12:01Nice to meet you.

00:12:02I'm sure, like the others, you're looking for my gills.

00:12:05Gills?

00:12:06I'm definitely a fish out of water.

00:12:09I almost walked away, but the beauty just swept me in, so there was no turning back.

00:12:14Well, embarrassment hasn't caused any fatalities yet.

00:12:17Give me time.

00:12:18I've already fallen on a cowboy, lost a shoe, and I'm pretty sure you know why I'm here.

00:12:23So fair to say I'm not done yet.

00:12:26You two know each other?

00:12:28Well, let's just say she may be a fish out of water, but I'm pretty sure I'm the one her company is fishing for.

00:12:34Okay, dinner's almost ready.

00:12:47Well?

00:12:48Possibilities.

00:12:49Okay.

00:12:50Which cowboy did she tackle?

00:12:52Cole.

00:12:53Oh, this could be fun.

00:12:55It could indeed.

00:12:56So, what company sent you?

00:13:07JJ and B, but I'm guessing you already knew that.

00:13:10I suspected.

00:13:11So what's your impression of the ranch so far?

00:13:14While I just learned how special this place is to everyone, I'm sure it is for you, too.

00:13:19It is.

00:13:20Preston, please know that I had no intention of hiding my job from you.

00:13:25If you don't want to talk to me, I understand.

00:13:28It's not a problem.

00:13:29I can go back tomorrow.

00:13:30You will?

00:13:31Absolutely.

00:13:32Well, you've got nothing riding on getting my account.

00:13:35Oh, there's a carrot, all right.

00:13:38A promotion to partner, but right now I just feel like an intrusion and that's not fair to you.

00:13:44You know, I think you should stay.

00:13:54I will let you make your pitch, but on one condition.

00:13:58What's that?

00:13:59I want you to leave your phone in your room.

00:14:02If I see you taking a call when you're not in your room, the deal's off.

00:14:07You ride a hard bargain, Mr. Vance.

00:14:10Preston.

00:14:11And yes, I do.

00:14:13I'm known for it.

00:14:15I'll remember that.

00:14:17Looks like she's getting a chance.

00:14:19I don't know why.

00:14:21Barging in here just to give a sales pitch?

00:14:24Not all women in high heels are the same, Cole.

00:14:28Preston gave her a chance. I think we should, too.

00:14:31We'll see.

00:14:33Good morning. Did you sleep well?

00:14:35Morning. I did.

00:14:37Do you know if there's someone who can give me a ride to town?

00:14:43Are you leaving?

00:14:44No. Shopping. I need...

00:14:49You ladies enjoy your day.

00:14:50Happy trails.

00:14:51That.

00:14:52Clothes like that.

00:14:53Clothes like that.

00:14:54Oh.

00:14:55You can get all of that in town at Hill Country Clothing.

00:14:59Madden that, Marty.

00:15:00Hey, hold on for a sec. Ella needs a ride into town. Could you take her?

00:15:03Yeah, sure. One of that clips the other, if you want to, really get all 2-3-2-2-3-2-2-3-3-4-6-6-6-6-6-6-6-6-6-6-6-6-6-6-6-6-6-6-6 6-7-6-7-6-6-7-6-7-6?

00:15:21Hey, hold on for a sec.

00:15:23Ella needs a ride into town.

00:15:25Could you take her?

00:15:27Yeah, sure.

00:15:29Record time.

00:15:31Where are your bags?

00:15:33I'm not leaving. I'm shopping.

00:15:35Look, I'll get my coat and explain on the way.

00:15:37All right, I'll be, uh...

00:15:39I'll be in the truck.

00:15:43Shopping. Thank you.

00:15:45Oh, Cole, be nice.

00:15:51You ready?

00:15:59Born ready.

00:16:01Jump in.

00:16:15A pair of practical shoes on the shopping list?

00:16:17Right at the tippity top.

00:16:19Any suggestions?

00:16:21Hill Country's your best bet.

00:16:23Talk to Diane, she won't take advantage of a city slicker.

00:16:25A city slicker, am I?

00:16:27Well, there's Greenhorn, if you prefer.

00:16:29I prefer someone with a lot to learn.

00:16:33Can I ask why?

00:16:35Why what?

00:16:37You're here to pitch Preston, your company.

00:16:39Why go through all the trouble?

00:16:41You could just sit on the sidelines in your silk shirt and wait for the meeting.

00:16:45Look, I got planted on this ranch through no fault of my own.

00:16:49But after talking to Preston and the others last night, I'm curious.

00:16:53I wanna know what makes this place so special, and I'm not gonna figure that out by sitting on the sidelines.

00:17:07You gonna get that?

00:17:11In a minute.

00:17:13I'm enjoying the peace.

00:17:17Pick me up in an hour?

00:17:43Yeah.

00:17:47Good luck.

00:18:13Well, hello.

00:18:15Hi.

00:18:16Token of my appreciation.

00:18:19Cream?

00:18:20And sugar.

00:18:21They kinda know you're here.

00:18:24And?

00:18:25Oatmeal cookies.

00:18:26And chocolate chips.

00:18:28Wow.

00:18:30I'm not even the one you're here to pitch.

00:18:43Hope you didn't spoil your lunch.

00:18:50Are you kidding?

00:18:52After tasting last night's dinner, I can't wait to find out what's on the menu.

00:18:56Good.

00:18:57Charlie likes seeing people enjoy your food.

00:18:59I won't let her down.

00:19:01So, what's the Christmas festival about?

00:19:03They saw signs for it in town.

00:19:05Well, there's food vendors, live music, craft tables, and a party with Santa on Friday, where kids get enough hot chocolate and cookies to last them a lifetime.

00:19:13It's a fundraiser for the hospital.

00:19:15That sounds really nice.

00:19:17Well, then you wanna come with us tomorrow.

00:19:19Some of us take a hayride in for the opening night.

00:19:21Wouldn't miss it.

00:19:23Hey Gerard, what's up?

00:19:45Have you connected with Van?

00:19:47Yeah.

00:19:48Yeah.

00:19:49I'm working on Preston.

00:19:50When?

00:19:51He's also on vacation, so I can't bombard him.

00:19:53But you'll make it happen.

00:19:54Yeah, I got it.

00:19:55Don't worry.

00:19:56You sure?

00:19:57Okay.

00:19:58Gotta go.

00:19:59Bye.

00:20:08Have you been to the Christmas festival?

00:20:10I have it on good authority that opening night is not to be missed.

00:20:13It's great fun.

00:20:15I try and go with the family every year.

00:20:17You must be missing them.

00:20:19I am, but they just couldn't make it.

00:20:22Margie's working on her doctorate defense.

00:20:24Jeff and his wife just had a baby.

00:20:26What about your family?

00:20:28Do you see them often?

00:20:29It's just me and my brother.

00:20:31I see him and my nephew when I can, and we call once a week.

00:20:35I wanna take pictures to send them, but...

00:20:38But?

00:20:39Well, you see, I neglected to pack a roll of film, so...

00:20:43Oh, yes.

00:20:44Okay, fine.

00:20:45Get your phone, but for photos only, then it goes right back into your room.

00:20:49It's important to you, isn't it?

00:20:51Well, I learned the hard way that some of the things you're missing are the things right in front of you.

00:20:56The Robinsons say this place changes you.

00:21:00Well, it certainly helped me and my family.

00:21:03My dad and I planned a trip out here, but it kept getting postponed.

00:21:07He was busy, I was busy, then suddenly he was gone.

00:21:11Oh, Preston, I'm so sorry.

00:21:14When I finally came to the Reser, I came alone.

00:21:20I'm truly sorry my dad and I didn't come here together, but, uh, I tried to make up for it by making space for others.

00:21:27I brought my wife and my children here until she passed, and now I come with my children when they can.

00:21:34Hey, Preston.

00:21:36Heading out in about 15.

00:21:38Ooh, thanks for the reminder.

00:21:40I lost track of time.

00:21:41We're going out to the old fort.

00:21:43Thanks for the chat, Ella.

00:21:46See you later.

00:21:51Aren't you going with them?

00:21:53Nope.

00:21:54I've got to fix an alternator on an old farm truck.

00:21:57Real cowboy work, just like in the brochure.

00:22:00What about you?

00:22:01Do you have any plans this afternoon?

00:22:04No.

00:22:08Well, if you're so inclined, go speak to Frank in the stables.

00:22:11He's looking for a new riding student.

00:22:13A riding lesson?

00:22:14Yeah, unless there's a sideline you'd rather sit on.

00:22:17Very funny.

00:22:19I'll be there.

00:22:21Hey, you must be Charlie.

00:22:22I'm Ella.

00:22:23Hi, Ella.

00:22:24I thought I'd bring these back for you.

00:22:25Yep, just put them on the counter.

00:22:26Take a cookie with you.

00:22:27Oh, I'd love to, but I actually don't have any room.

00:22:42Maybe after my riding lesson.

00:22:44Nice to meet you, Charlie.

00:22:46Hey, Frank.

00:22:47Look, how are you doing?

00:22:48I could spend some time in the dark.

00:22:49I could spend some time.

00:22:50I could spend, some time in the dark.

00:22:51I could spend some time in the dark.

00:22:52Hey, Frank.

00:23:17Oh.

00:23:19Miss Ella.

00:23:21Cole said you might be by today.

00:23:23Might?

00:23:24Well, Cole's not one for making assumptions, so...

00:23:27Nice to know I'm the exception.

00:23:29So, where do we start?

00:23:31Well, what do you know about horses?

00:23:34I think I know more about elephants.

00:23:38Okay.

00:23:39We'll start at the beginning.

00:23:40Come on.

00:23:44Let me introduce you to Champion.

00:23:49Can I pet him?

00:23:51Absolutely.

00:23:52Just keep your voice low, and your movements easy.

00:23:58Hi, Champion.

00:24:01I'm Ella.

00:24:03Oh, you're such a handsome fella.

00:24:06I'm gonna need you to be real patient with me today, because I'm new.

00:24:11Hi.

00:24:12How am I doing?

00:24:15Real good.

00:24:18You might just be a natural, Miss Ella.

00:24:22Think he likes you.

00:24:30You're gonna let me take him?

00:24:32Oh, yeah.

00:24:33Come on, buddy.

00:24:34Let's go.

00:24:35Swing your leg.

00:24:51Oh.

00:24:51Yes.

00:24:54I did it.

00:24:55You did it.

00:24:56We did it, buddy.

00:24:58How's that feel?

00:25:00I believe they do have police officers that ride the things around Central Park, but...

00:25:04That's true.

00:25:05Maybe I should trade in my car and get one of these instead.

00:25:13Just walk them out.

00:25:15Oh.

00:25:15This way.

00:25:17Let's go.

00:25:18Now let's go.

00:25:40Bye.

00:25:43Bye.

00:25:45Bye.

00:25:47Bye.

00:25:48Hello. How was your first riding lesson?

00:26:00It was good. Frank says I'm a natural. I can't wait to go back tomorrow.

00:26:04Well, I don't know if Frank warned you, but riding finds muscles you didn't know you had.

00:26:08You might want to...

00:26:10Yeah, he told me. Hot bath. I'll be fine.

00:26:14We'll see.

00:26:18Hey, Jackie. How's my favorite marketing assistant?

00:26:26Just recovering from the Christmas party.

00:26:28Oh, yeah? How was that?

00:26:30Same old, same old. Webster's 20-minute speech was about 19 minutes too long.

00:26:34And Nicole brought the dud. Apparently they're engaged.

00:26:37Sorry I missed it.

00:26:39How are things there? You sound relaxed.

00:26:41Yeah, I'm fine. I'm just a little sore. It's definitely different than what I'm used to.

00:26:46That's a good thing. Well, Gerard wanted me to check in. How are things going with Preston Vance?

00:26:52It's good. We had a great talk.

00:26:54And?

00:26:56We just talked. That's all.

00:26:58And the presentation?

00:27:00It'll be up to Preston. He was on a trail ride this afternoon, though.

00:27:04I, uh...

00:27:06Apparently I'm a natural on a horse.

00:27:08You rode a horse?

00:27:09Uh-huh.

00:27:10Like an actual horse?

00:27:12Like the animal?

00:27:14Yeah, like the animal.

00:27:16It's the rookie cushion.

00:27:32We've all used it.

00:27:35Or wish we had when we started.

00:27:37I should've taken Frank's advice and had a hot bath.

00:27:40It will get better.

00:27:42It could hardly get worse.

00:27:44So was she a good student?

00:27:46Yeah. I mean, she's a quick study and champion approved, so she did well.

00:27:52Oh. Champions of forgiving horse.

00:27:55Well, they do say that horses are smarter than some people.

00:27:58Anyhow, I enjoyed every minute of this afternoon in spite of the consequences.

00:28:06But I think I'll be having an early night.

00:28:09Who would've thought that going nowhere for an hour could be so tiring?

00:28:12Sounds like my job, only it's every day.

00:28:15Yeah.

00:28:16And that's why we're here.

00:28:18To the Reser Ranch.

00:28:19To the Reser Ranch.

00:28:20To the Reser Ranch.

00:28:21To the Reser Ranch.

00:28:22I just want to thank you all for making my short time here so special.

00:28:30I was hesitant to come, but I can see why you all love it so much.

00:28:40Preston, I am so sorry.

00:28:42I walked out of my room talking to my friend Jackie and totally forgot about our deal.

00:28:46Well, you can take the girl out of the city, but you can't take the city out of the girl.

00:28:50Really cool?

00:28:52Is that necessary?

00:28:53Uh, just in time, Charlie.

00:29:05All right, everybody.

00:29:07Supper's coming out.

00:29:08Hats off.

00:29:09Hey, Marty.

00:29:10I brought a hot toddy to ease the kinks and help you fall asleep.

00:29:26Just what I needed.

00:29:28You got time for a chat?

00:29:30Sure.

00:29:37You enjoyed your day today, didn't you?

00:29:40Yeah.

00:29:41I didn't think I would.

00:29:43But it was a really good day.

00:29:45Except.

00:29:47Except?

00:29:51Okay, what's the deal with Cole?

00:29:53One minute I think we have at least a truce.

00:29:57Maybe even a spark.

00:30:00And then the next minute the temperature drops 30 degrees.

00:30:04I've noticed.

00:30:06And?

00:30:08Well, that's just my brother's way.

00:30:15There was a woman once.

00:30:18And?

00:30:20Just curious?

00:30:22Well, let's just say he made an interesting first impression.

00:30:26But before I consider anything, I need to know what I'm up against.

00:30:32He met her at college.

00:30:34He decided he wanted to know more about business to run this ranch properly.

00:30:39So he went back to university as an adult student.

00:30:42Oh, she was a student too?

00:30:43She was a professor.

00:30:44Not his teacher.

00:30:46They just met in line at a bookstore.

00:30:48But, um...

00:30:50He fell hard.

00:30:52And he thought she had to.

00:30:54What happened?

00:30:56He brought her back here.

00:30:58To the ranch the summer after he graduated.

00:31:01She clearly had some other picture of this place in her head.

00:31:04And, uh, she couldn't see why he, quote unquote, was wasting his talents here.

00:31:12Almost immediately.

00:31:14She started trying to change him.

00:31:17And convince him to leave.

00:31:20Leave the ranch and leave all of us.

00:31:23Hmm. I see.

00:31:26For what it's worth, I don't think his retreat into misery guts territory is him not liking you.

00:31:37This is liking?

00:31:39It's being afraid to like.

00:31:42Well, I've been hurt too, so...

00:31:44I get it.

00:31:46Thanks for telling me.

00:31:51Well...

00:31:52Looks like the toddy's working.

00:31:55Sleep well.

00:31:56Goodnight.

00:32:15I am sorry I forgot about my phone last night.

00:32:18I understand if you want to call off the pitch.

00:32:20That was the rule, after all.

00:32:21I don't think that's necessary.

00:32:23It was an honest mistake.

00:32:24It really was.

00:32:26Okay, I will let you off the hook this time.

00:32:29Everybody deserves a second chance.

00:32:32You're sure you're up for another lesson?

00:32:36Definitely.

00:32:38I'm only a little sore this morning and I had way too much fun yesterday.

00:32:41How does it feel to be not so tied to work?

00:32:44Yesterday I jumped about a hundred times thinking I heard a text or call come through.

00:32:49It was pretty embarrassing reaching for an empty pocket all day, but it definitely drove your point home.

00:32:54Any grief from the office?

00:32:56It's manageable.

00:32:57You worried?

00:32:59Not about that.

00:33:00You worried?

00:33:01I gotta see if you were not to be able to find a team in the place.

00:33:02Not a bit.

00:33:03I'm sorry.

00:33:04You worried about the city in the place.

00:33:05I was sorry.

00:33:06You worried about the city.

00:33:07I wasn't out there.

00:33:08You worried about the city.

00:33:10Yeah, you worried about the city.

00:33:11I don't know.

00:33:12You worried about the city.

00:33:13Preston? Ms. Ella?

00:33:25Emily will meet you up the hill.

00:33:27See you back a couple hours.

00:33:30Ready for another lesson, Ms. Ella?

00:33:32Absolutely.

00:33:33All right, let's go.

00:33:43How's you doing with the city slinker?

00:33:48You tell me.

00:33:50You saw everything she did yesterday.

00:33:53Concern for a ranch guest, that's all.

00:33:56Nothing is ever going to happen there, trust me.

00:33:59Have you ever been bucked off by a horse, Cole?

00:34:03You know I have.

00:34:05You patched me up yourself more than once.

00:34:07How about stepped on?

00:34:10How about stepped on?

00:34:13Sure.

00:34:14Plenty of times.

00:34:16How about kicked?

00:34:17Ever been kicked by a horse, Cole?

00:34:18Frank, what's your point?

00:34:21The point is that you've been bucked off,

00:34:25stepped on, and kicked by these horses,

00:34:27and yet you don't quit them.

00:34:29No matter how many times they hurt you,

00:34:31you don't stop riding.

00:34:35Better go, Frank.

00:34:37A lot of work to do.

00:34:39Yes, there is, boy.

00:34:43Yes, there is.

00:35:02Haven't heard your phone ring in a while.

00:35:05It's turned off.

00:35:06I only brought it to take photos.

00:35:08It was hard at first, but I'm honestly

00:35:10not missing the phone.

00:35:13Hey, Preston.

00:35:16You coming to the festival?

00:35:17Nah.

00:35:18It's just not the same without the kids.

00:35:20Besides, Marty and I are starting

00:35:22the World Series of Crib, so...

00:35:24We'll be sure to bring you something back.

00:35:27Thanks, Ella.

00:35:28What is it you do again?

00:35:33Why do you want to meet Preston?

00:35:35My company knew Preston was looking

00:35:37for a new marketing team, so they sent me.

00:35:39Marketing.

00:35:40Right.

00:35:41Yeah.

00:35:42Marketing helps companies tell their stories

00:35:43so they can connect with new clients

00:35:45and keep their old ones.

00:35:48Sometimes people are too close to their businesses

00:35:50to know what kind of impact they're making.

00:35:52And do you like the work?

00:35:56Yeah, a lot.

00:35:58I love helping people show their best selves

00:35:59to the world.

00:36:03What about you?

00:36:04What keeps you on the ranch?

00:36:07Well, to be honest, I don't really

00:36:09know much different.

00:36:10Really?

00:36:12Yeah, when Marty and I, we grew up here,

00:36:15we learned everything, and when our parents passed,

00:36:17it became ours.

00:36:19You never thought about leaving?

00:36:22Why, you think the big city's better?

00:36:24No, I'm not saying that.

00:36:26I just, are you happy?

00:36:32It's a good place where you can live honestly

00:36:34with the good people.

00:36:38Can't you do that anywhere?

00:36:42I suppose you could, but not without Skye.

00:36:52Please, he's not going anywhere.

00:36:53Wagon's here.

00:36:54I don't know what that's, Skye.

00:36:59Please, he's not going anywhere.

00:37:01Wagon's here.

00:37:02I have no idea.

00:38:00So, what's your favorite burger at the Jasper?

00:38:03Buffalo burger, obviously.

00:38:04I've never had one.

00:38:06I bet it's good, though.

00:38:08Yeah.

00:38:10Planning on opening a branch office?

00:38:12I wish.

00:38:14I just hate seeing empty storefronts in small towns.

00:38:17You've been lucky here.

00:38:18I noticed.

00:38:19This is the only one that I saw.

00:38:21Yeah, well, a couple who owned it, they retired,

00:38:23moved to Vancouver to be closer with their kids.

00:38:26It's been empty ever since.

00:38:27Maybe something new will move in.

00:38:29I don't know.

00:38:30We're hoping so.

00:38:31It's a nice spot.

00:38:33Yeah.

00:38:34A question.

00:38:35Okay.

00:38:36Have you had your dessert yet?

00:38:37No.

00:38:38What would you recommend?

00:38:39That with the best apple dumpling east of the Rockies.

00:38:41Oh.

00:38:42Lead me to it, cowboy.

00:38:44Okay.

00:38:47This looks so good.

00:38:49Sure I can do that?

00:38:50No problem.

00:38:51They will be ready the day after tomorrow.

00:38:53Well, thank you so much.

00:38:54That means the world to me.

00:38:56Who's that with Charlie?

00:38:57That's the mayor of Maple Creek.

00:38:59Probably asking Charlie for a favor.

00:39:01She can be a bit of a pushover sometimes, but there's no doubting the size of her heart.

00:39:07Thank you for this.

00:39:08Wow.

00:39:11It tastes even better than it looks.

00:39:16So, what time do you want to go back, boss?

00:39:18I'd say about an hour.

00:39:20Mind telling the others?

00:39:20Sure.

00:39:21I'll round them up.

00:39:21I see he's introduced you to the dumplings.

00:39:26Yes, they're amazing.

00:39:27Did you have one?

00:39:28I may have had one, or I may have had three.

00:39:31But that's nobody's business but mine.

00:39:33All right.

00:39:34Wagons, one hour.

00:39:36One hour?

00:39:37An hour.

00:39:37That gives me just enough time to get a couple gifts.

00:39:40The jewelry and the woven scarves, they're so beautiful.

00:39:44Really?

00:39:45You think they'll appeal to your big city friends?

00:39:47Absolutely.

00:39:48They're exquisite.

00:39:49I'll show you.

00:39:50I mean, I've seen them before.

00:39:52Cole, you see your friends that make stuff, but you have to see it through my eyes.

00:39:56They're really doing something exquisite.

00:39:59Okay, Ellen.

00:40:01Show me.

00:40:02Okay, but after this dumpling.

00:40:05After you finish?

00:40:06Get your hands out of there.

00:40:09That is mine.

00:40:11How dare you?

00:40:19Miss Jewelry, this is what I was talking about.

00:40:22Look how beautiful it is.

00:40:37They're originally from giant sweaters.

00:40:40Oh, this makes me look so good.

00:41:01Are these your cakes?

00:41:04You see what I mean now?

00:41:27These items.

00:41:28There's a whole world out there to get them to.

00:41:30I see your product, and I can market to almost any customer.

00:41:34Even ones that you wouldn't expect.

00:41:36Yeah?

00:41:36Even New York?

00:41:37Especially New York.

00:41:39They'd love this stuff.

00:41:40They'd love your ranch, too.

00:41:43Yeah.

00:41:44People come and go.

00:41:46Not always cool.

00:41:48Well, here are the slowpokes.

00:41:50Sorry.

00:41:51New York was buying gifts for Wall Street.

00:41:53Wanted to make sure those proceeds went to the hospital.

00:41:56Well, I suppose you are forgiving that.

00:41:57Want to go home?

00:42:00Yeah.

00:42:01Time to head.

00:42:03Yeah.

00:42:04Home.

00:42:05Home.

00:42:12Home.

00:42:13Home.

00:42:14Home.

00:42:15Home.

00:42:16Home.

00:42:17Home.

00:42:18Home.

00:42:19Home.

00:42:20Home.

00:42:21Home.

00:42:22Home.

00:42:23Home.

00:42:24Home.

00:42:25Home.

00:42:26Home.

00:42:27Home.

00:42:28Home.

00:42:29Home.

00:42:30Home.

00:42:31Home.

00:42:32Home.

00:42:33Home.

00:42:34Home.

00:42:34PHONE RINGS

00:43:04Hi, something the matter?

00:43:24I was just thinking of my mom.

00:43:27She was the stargazer in our family.

00:43:31The sky just reminded me.

00:43:35You know, on a whim,

00:43:37she put me and my brother into the car

00:43:39and we'd drive an hour out of the city

00:43:41just to look at shooting stars.

00:43:46The sky just reminded me of her.

00:43:52It's nice to have such wonderful memories.

00:43:55It is.

00:43:55My brother does it for my nephew, too.

00:44:01I just wish they were here to see the same sky as me.

00:44:08Well, I bet your mom sees these stars all the time.

00:44:13I bet she's seeing them with you right now.

00:44:15I hope you're right.

00:44:21I know you're right.

00:44:25The only thing I know for sure

00:44:26is that we're not dressed warm enough

00:44:29to be out here for much longer.

00:44:32Ready to go in?

00:44:33Yeah.

00:44:33Let's go in.

00:44:37Yeah.

00:44:58Shouldn't you be in your room on your phone right now?

00:45:12I've got a comfy sofa, a good book, and a cup of coffee.

00:45:16Nope, I'm good.

00:45:17You kept your promise.

00:45:19It was hard at first, but let's just say I'm seeing things differently now.

00:45:24You're still in the marketing business, though.

00:45:26Yeah, of course.

00:45:29How about that pitch?

00:45:32Right now?

00:45:33No time like the present.

00:45:35Okay, then.

00:45:38But no laptop, no slideshow?

00:45:42Preston, how well do you know my company's products?

00:45:45Well, pretty well, I think.

00:45:46They certainly seem to be effective.

00:45:48And they are.

00:45:50But after spending time here and getting to know you,

00:45:53I'm convinced that your company, that you,

00:45:56you need a different approach.

00:45:59Yours?

00:46:00Mine.

00:46:02No company line?

00:46:04Nope.

00:46:06What does the boss think?

00:46:07I'll let you know when he finds out.

00:46:10It's not that our products aren't good, because they are.

00:46:13It's just that...

00:46:14You see something different.

00:46:16I do.

00:46:18Then, I'm all ears.

00:46:22Great.

00:46:22So this is all your concept?

00:46:35Yes, I've been thinking of nothing else since I first picked up your file.

00:46:39Well, you have given me a lot to think about.

00:46:43I appreciate your time.

00:46:46And I'm sure Mr. Webster will be happy to meet with you when you get back.

00:46:49I'd like to meet with him, too.

00:46:52Great.

00:46:54Aren't you going to make a call?

00:46:56Tell them about our meeting?

00:46:58Maybe after this chapter.

00:46:59Good talk?

00:47:10Well, she sure makes an impression.

00:47:14She's made one on you, as well.

00:47:16Not really.

00:47:20Okay.

00:47:20Maybe a bit.

00:47:22But it doesn't matter, because she's going back to the city in a few days.

00:47:25All we're going to be is a nice vacation memory for her, and maybe a promotion.

00:47:29You're sure about that?

00:47:31It would never work.

00:47:32That's not what I asked.

00:47:35Don't you think she deserves a chance?

00:47:39She'll get all the chances she needs when she leaves.

00:47:54Sure she's going to be okay?

00:47:56Is someone hurt?

00:47:58Charlie.

00:47:58She slipped and sprained her ankle.

00:48:01Looks like she's going to have to take a couple days off.

00:48:03Anything I can do to help?

00:48:05Do you know your way around a flower sifter?

00:48:08Excuse me?

00:48:09Charlie promised the mayor she'd make 200 cookies for the kids' party at the fair tomorrow.

00:48:15Cookies?

00:48:16Sure, I can handle cookies.

00:48:21You going to help me, or sit on the sidelines?

00:48:23After you, Greenhorn.

00:48:26You know, that's a lot of cookies.

00:48:30I should give them a hand.

00:48:31Not right now.

00:48:35Right.

00:48:38Okay, this makes two dozen, so we just have to multiply it by...

00:48:42Eight and a third.

00:48:44Really?

00:48:45Don't judge a cowboy by his spurs.

00:48:47Okay.

00:48:49Multiplying by eight and a third.

00:48:51We definitely need more coffee for this project.

00:48:54Could not agree more on it.

00:48:55We have four baking sheets.

00:48:59If we can make two dozen at a time, we can...

00:49:02We can do it.

00:49:04Okay, I think it could work.

00:49:06Just tell me where to start.

00:49:08Okay, start with the flower.

00:49:09Okay.

00:49:11I need a measuring cup.

00:49:13Good call.

00:49:14Mm-hmm.

00:49:15Well, that flower's coming in.

00:49:22All right.

00:49:23Yeah, great.

00:49:25Incoming.

00:49:25All right.

00:49:26Woo!

00:49:27Yeah, this is like...

00:49:28Death trap.

00:49:33There we go.

00:49:34Mm-hmm.

00:49:34Yeah, well...

00:49:35You know, I'm doing my best.

00:49:37Here is the measuring cup.

00:49:39Oh, okay.

00:49:40He's down there the whole time.

00:49:42Keep going.

00:49:43All right.

00:49:43Keep going.

00:49:45One, two, three.

00:49:47Oh, almost.

00:49:53Okay, let's just keep...

00:49:54Hey, look, look.

00:50:04Look who I found.

00:50:07Ella.

00:50:10So this is why you haven't answered my calls.

00:50:13Gerard, what are you doing here?

00:50:15We haven't heard from you in a while, Ella.

00:50:17So I need to make sure that you haven't forgotten why you're here.

00:50:21What's going on, anyway?

00:50:22Our cook promised cookies for a charity event tomorrow, but she sprained her ankle, so we're

00:50:27baking them instead.

00:50:30You're baking?

00:50:32You're a guest.

00:50:34Don't they have other people doing this stuff?

00:50:36Even if there was, I'd do it anyways.

00:50:38It's for a good cause.

00:50:39By the way, this is Cole.

00:50:41By the way, this is Cole.

00:50:42He's the ranch owner.

00:50:44Cole.

00:50:44This is Gerard, my co-worker.

00:50:48Nice to meet you.

00:50:51Sure.

00:50:52Me too.

00:50:55Why don't you help?

00:50:57No.

00:50:58Not for me.

00:50:59Jet lag.

00:51:00You give me more of your time tomorrow?

00:51:03Sure.

00:51:03Let me show you to your room.

00:51:09Were you expecting him?

00:51:10No, but the more I think about it, I probably should have been.

00:51:16Okay, these cookies aren't going to bake themselves.

00:51:19Um, where were we?

00:51:21I...

00:51:21We were looking for this.

00:51:23Right.

00:51:25Yeah.

00:51:30Need some help?

00:51:31Sure.

00:51:32Come on in.

00:51:33Great.

00:51:34Because it didn't come alone.

00:51:36Come on in, folks.

00:51:37The more, the merrier.

00:51:40You guys done with the eggs?

00:52:00Done with the eggs?

00:52:01Okay.

00:52:01198.

00:52:06199.

00:52:10And 200!

00:52:19So, you didn't pitch the Elevate package.

00:52:35No.

00:52:35Well, Webster thinks he needs Elevate.

00:52:38So, that's why you're here?

00:52:40You haven't been as responsive as usual.

00:52:44So I came to see what's going on.

00:52:46Mr. Webster sent you.

00:52:48Yes.

00:52:49After you expressed doubts about my work.

00:52:53I'm just trying to help.

00:52:56I think you just wanted an excuse to come here so you could take Preston's account for yourself.

00:53:01I came here to pick up your slack.

00:53:04I'm going to pitch Elevate, and if that means I get the account and make partner, so be it.

00:53:12I thought you were smarter than this, Ella.

00:53:19And I thought you weren't a complete slime ball.

00:53:24Guess we were both wrong.

00:53:27Is something wrong?

00:53:29No, I'm good.

00:53:31You and Marty did such a nice job with breakfast this morning.

00:53:34Do you need any help with lunch or dinner?

00:53:36I appreciate the offer, but Charlie already made tonight's chili.

00:53:40Always better the next day.

00:53:42True story.

00:53:43And lunch is anything you can put between two slices of bread.

00:53:46Sounds good.

00:53:47Well, let me know if I can help.

00:53:48That bad, huh?

00:53:54I honestly don't know.

00:53:56For what it's worth, I think Gerard is...

00:53:59Stop there.

00:54:01I'm afraid whatever you say will make me laugh, or worse, cry.

00:54:05But thank you.

00:54:07Well, what are you going to do now?

00:54:10You know, I think I'm going to ride a horse.

00:54:14Now you're starting to think like a cowboy.

00:54:18Always said, best place to do some things on the back of a horse.

00:54:22I'll find Frank.

00:54:24I still can't lift a saddle on my own.

00:54:26If Frank isn't around, I'll be out in a few minutes.

00:54:44How was the trail today?

00:54:48Not that cool.

00:54:53Hey, Frank.

00:54:54Got time for another riding lesson?

00:54:59Yeah.

00:55:00What do you think about a small trail to ride today instead?

00:55:03Not just around the corral?

00:55:05I think I've been going around in circles enough as it is.

00:55:08Can't argue with that.

00:55:10All right.

00:55:12You help her saddle up.

00:55:14I'll be back in a few.

00:55:15Sounds like a plan.

00:55:22That breath is what it's all about, Ella.

00:55:24It really is.

00:55:26In a car driving past all this, you can't get that breath.

00:55:30That's probably because you're looking at your phone.

00:55:33That's fair.

00:55:36But there's also the smell of the cold, crisp air and the feel of the wind.

00:55:41I feel like such a city slicker for not knowing that all of this was here and so beautiful.

00:55:47Well, to be fair, you're only seeing the good things.

00:55:49I think differently when you've been snowed in for two days

00:55:53and you're digging a ditch to the stable so you can feed and water the horses,

00:55:57worrying about the cattle and eating everything out of a tin

00:56:00because the generator just failed.

00:56:02And you wouldn't trade it for the world, would you?

00:56:05No.

00:56:06No, I wouldn't.

00:56:08Didn't think so.

00:56:11When you're born to it, I guess it's different.

00:56:16And let anyone become a part of it.

00:56:23It's easy to fall in love with this place.

00:56:34But not everyone wants to stay.

00:56:37I'm gonna go saddle up.

00:56:39I'll see you out there.

00:56:42I'll be right there.

00:56:43I just want to clear my head for a minute.

00:56:59Where'd Cole go?

00:57:01Where he always seems to go.

00:57:09You know, I love that kid, but he's his own worst enemy sometimes.

00:57:15Let's go ride.

00:57:16I'm sorry, Frank.

00:57:18I just don't think I'll be very good company today.

00:57:21I don't know about that, Miss Ella.

00:57:24But would you like to know where I've found the best place to settle my mind is?

00:57:28Let me guess.

00:57:30On a horse?

00:57:32Pretty and smart.

00:57:34On a horse.

00:57:41I didn't know what my heart wasn't for

00:57:46Till you stepped into the roof

00:57:51And I didn't show what I wanted to know

00:57:56Everything I could about you

00:58:02See, I was told that dreams were made to be believed in

00:58:08And I put every single dream in you

00:58:12But you set the bar so high above the sky

00:58:18And you nailed it to the floor

00:58:22Cause for some odd reason

00:58:26I don't believe it

00:58:28Don't believe it

00:58:29In this one thing I adore

00:58:32What is loving anymore?

00:58:38Don't believe it

00:58:40In this one thing I adore

00:58:42What is loving anymore?

00:58:44But you set the bar so high above the sky

00:58:48And you nailed it

00:58:50And you nailed it

00:58:51And you nailed it

00:58:52To the floor

00:58:53And you nailed it

00:58:54To the floor

00:58:55Cause for some odd reason

00:58:58I don't believe it

00:59:00In this one thing I adore

00:59:02What is loving anymore?

00:59:08What is loving anymore?

00:59:12Hey Ella

00:59:17Did something happen today with Cole?

00:59:20He seemed a bit more on edge than usual

00:59:22Long story

00:59:24Running out of patience?

00:59:26Yeah

00:59:28And Gerard showing up hasn't helped

00:59:33No

00:59:34Losing patience there too

00:59:36Oh Marty, it's been a day

00:59:39Is there anything I can do to help?

00:59:41No, I gotta figure this out on my own

00:59:43I just

00:59:45I just love it here

00:59:47Just the place?

00:59:49That obvious, huh?

00:59:52He cares about you too

00:59:54That's definitely not obvious

00:59:57Well, it is to everyone except Cole

01:00:01Well, I think I'm done there

01:00:03I'm just so tired of everyone judging me

01:00:05Based on what they think I should be

01:00:07Or what they think I am

01:00:09Preston has a pretty good picture

01:00:11Of the kind of person you are

01:00:13You really think so?

01:00:14I do

01:00:15Well, that's one out of three

01:00:17Actually, there's one more

01:00:20I was just on the phone with Lexi

01:00:23The weaver from the Christmas market?

01:00:27To be honest, she was checking you out

01:00:29To see if you'd be someone she'd want to work with

01:00:31Well, that's fair considering I'm a complete stranger

01:00:34Well, you made an impression on her

01:00:37And she was wondering if she could come by

01:00:39With a few other vendors right away

01:00:41To chat about some things

01:00:43That's amazing

01:00:45So she should be here any minute

01:00:47Okay, I'll get ready

01:00:49Wish me luck

01:01:10Hey, what's the story?

01:01:12The vendors want to start a collective

01:01:14Build a website, develop some social media content

01:01:17And expand their customer base

01:01:19You want to help them?

01:01:20Yeah, how could I not want to work

01:01:21With such talented people?

01:01:23You're not going to be here

01:01:25Most of the work can be done online

01:01:27And besides, I was thinking that

01:01:28Ella

01:01:29How'd it go?

01:01:30Marty, you won't believe it

01:01:31They all want to do it

01:01:33That's fantastic

01:01:35Thank you, and thanks for vouching for me

01:01:37Oh, that was the easy part

01:01:40I saw how impressed Preston was with your proposal

01:01:43Recommending you is like a no-brainer

01:01:45Besides, I like you

01:01:47I like you too, Marty

01:01:49Are the writers back yet?

01:01:51Any time now

01:01:52Okay, well I'm going to head out to the stable

01:01:54Hi, Ella

01:01:55How was your ride?

01:01:56It was lovely

01:01:57Nice to get out of the corral

01:01:58How was your ride?

01:01:59Getting out in the country on horseback?

01:02:00Never a wrong idea

01:02:01I'm finally beginning to understand that

01:02:02I'm just about to meet with Gerard

01:02:04Care to join us?

01:02:05You know what?

01:02:06I do nothing

01:02:07Hi, Ella.

01:02:16How was your ride?

01:02:18It was lovely.

01:02:19Nice to get out of the corral.

01:02:20Yeah.

01:02:21How was your ride?

01:02:22Getting out in the country on horseback, never a wrong idea.

01:02:25I'm finally beginning to understand that.

01:02:29I'm just about to meet with Gerard.

01:02:32Care to join us?

01:02:34You know what?

01:02:34I think I'll sit this one out, but thank you.

01:02:38You should listen to Gerard's pitch uninterrupted like you did mine.

01:02:41It's only fair.

01:02:43Okay, Ella.

01:02:49Good boy.

01:02:54Honestly, Gerard.

01:02:59Oh, it's okay.

01:03:02Come on.

01:03:03Let's go.

01:03:04Come on.

01:03:06Good girl.

01:03:11Hey, Ella.

01:03:14Horses are supposed to relieve stress, not cause it.

01:03:19Whose horse is this?

01:03:21One guess.

01:03:23Gerard?

01:03:24Bingo.

01:03:26So why are you doing this work for them?

01:03:28I'm not.

01:03:29I'm doing it for the horse.

01:03:30I can finish up.

01:03:31Preston and him look like they're about to have their meeting.

01:03:34Shouldn't you be in there?

01:03:36No.

01:03:37Don't you want to know what Gerard's going to say?

01:03:39I know the pitch.

01:03:40I've given it a hundred times.

01:03:42So it's the same pitch that you gave Preston?

01:03:45No, I gave Preston something unique because I thought it would be better for his business.

01:03:49And now?

01:03:49And now it's up to Preston to decide.

01:03:54There's a risk.

01:03:55Don't you have a promotion riding on this?

01:03:59I have my self-respect riding on it.

01:04:01Preston will either trust my ideas or he won't.

01:04:04I gave him my best and that's what matters to me.

01:04:08What, your promotion?

01:04:10Management expects me to sell the company line, but every time it gets harder for me to say

01:04:15that it's the perfect solution for everyone.

01:04:18If this is how to get a promotion, then I'm not sure it's for me.

01:04:22I see.

01:04:23Sorry, that's more than I meant to say.

01:04:24No, I'm glad you told me.

01:04:33Hey, Ella.

01:04:34Good luck.

01:04:40Thanks, Cole.

01:04:51You sure you don't want to hear what they're saying?

01:04:53I already know.

01:04:55Preston doesn't seem to be saying much at all.

01:04:58It's hard to get a word in edgewise in a meeting with Gerard.

01:05:01He's got slides.

01:05:03Forty-two of them, to be precise.

01:05:07Oh, thanks, Gerard.

01:05:08I think you made yourself very clear.

01:05:11Hello, Ella.

01:05:11We weren't listening.

01:05:13Honest.

01:05:13I'm sure Ella didn't need to.

01:05:16She knows this product very well.

01:05:18Well, I don't know about that, but she would perhaps be somewhat familiar with it.

01:05:23This isn't like the proposal you made.

01:05:26No, I believe you need something different.

01:05:29So which one of her products did you show with Preston?

01:05:30Nothing off the shelf.

01:05:32I created a unique solution based on my assessment of Preston's business needs.

01:05:36Please understand, though, it was never Mr. Webster's intent to waste your time with Ella's unique ideas.

01:05:44I'm sure she had a lot of fun with them, as she has with this vacation.

01:05:48But the Elevate package has the support and track record of a fully established marketing leader behind it.

01:05:54Hers does not.

01:05:57Ella?

01:05:57That's partially true, Preston, but I hope that if you had approved my approach, I could get the company to back my plan.

01:06:05That would never be possible.

01:06:06I'm beginning to realize that.

01:06:09I appreciate you listening to me.

01:06:11It meant a lot.

01:06:13Well, I suppose you want a decision.

01:06:15Absolutely.

01:06:16We can get movement on your account right away.

01:06:18I'm afraid you'll have to wait.

01:06:21I need to talk to you.

01:06:22Can we get the lounge, please?

01:06:24It won't be long.

01:06:25Sure, no problem.

01:06:25But, Preston...

01:06:26I will give you my answer later, Gerard.

01:06:29Fine.

01:06:30Talk later.

01:06:37We need to talk.

01:06:39Okay.

01:06:46All clear.

01:06:48Think she's in trouble?

01:06:49Hard to say, but I think Preston will be fair.

01:06:54I think so, too.

01:06:54Marty?

01:06:56Okay.

01:06:57Okay.

01:07:04Have you seen Ella?

01:07:07I think she's with Preston.

01:07:09Good move on Preston's part.

01:07:11Probably doesn't want to make a scene when he turns her down.

01:07:15Does she strike you as the type of person who would make a scene?

01:07:17Does she?

01:07:18Well, let's just say I know her well.

01:07:20Oh, yeah?

01:07:23Oh, yeah.

01:07:25We've worked together for years.

01:07:27Long hours.

01:07:29Business travel.

01:07:31You get close.

01:07:33Things happen.

01:07:39I suppose they do.

01:07:40So she'll probably want to apologize when she gets back.

01:07:43Mr. Webster.

01:07:51It went very well.

01:07:52Thank you, Mr. Webster.

01:07:54Of course.

01:08:01Thank you, Preston.

01:08:02I really appreciate your help.

01:08:04It was my pleasure, Ella.

01:08:05You will have a lot of great things in your life.

01:08:08I'll do my best to make sure you're right about it.

01:08:10I know you will.

01:08:11Ella.

01:08:13Gerard.

01:08:14A word?

01:08:15Of course.

01:08:20Hey.

01:08:21How'd it go?

01:08:21Everything okay?

01:08:22Yeah, everything's fine.

01:08:24I have a lot to think about.

01:08:26But you might want to watch this.

01:08:28Why?

01:08:28What's going on?

01:08:29Well, I think this might be au revoir, or however you Canadians say it.

01:08:35You must have understood.

01:08:36I only had your best interest at heart.

01:08:38So, what's going on here?

01:08:40I believe this is what you would call making a scene.

01:08:44You're going with Ella's crazy pitch?

01:08:46Seriously?

01:08:48This place makes everyone lose their mind.

01:08:52Sorry I ever came.

01:08:56Why would you do this?

01:08:58This is your career.

01:09:00It was.

01:09:02You're unbelievable.

01:09:03This place is unbelievable.

01:09:06I need a taxi immediately.

01:09:09I'm not staying another night in this redneck dump.

01:09:13No, I would be so happy to help with that, sir.

01:09:15Right away.

01:09:21I guess we all just saw that.

01:09:23It would have been pretty hard not to.

01:09:25Well, what's done is done.

01:09:28I'm sorry to ask, but could I get my dinner in my room tonight?

01:09:31Sure.

01:09:32No problem.

01:09:33I've been missing my kids a lot this week.

01:09:35Thought I'd step upstairs and give them a call.

01:09:38They are coming with me next year.

01:09:41No ifs, ands, or buts.

01:09:46Actually, Marty, could I eat in my room, too?

01:09:48I suddenly have a lot of arrangements to make.

01:09:51You bet.

01:09:52I will be up soon.

01:09:54Thanks.

01:09:58Anyone else expecting room service tonight?

01:10:01No.

01:10:01No, ma'am.

01:10:03But, uh, maybe a cup of coffee?

01:10:04Maybe she'd like some company.

01:10:32Maybe not.

01:10:35Hard to find out from in here.

01:10:37I took a big rest today.

01:11:03It was exciting, but scary.

01:11:07I just keep going over it in my head.

01:11:12It was a day.

01:11:15Okay, cool.

01:11:16It was a tough one, and I just can't take your cold shoulder.

01:11:19I've tried everything I can think of to get through to you.

01:11:22I just...

01:11:23You just what?

01:11:23I've come to enjoy your company, but I can't keep going around in circles.

01:11:34I just don't get what you see in him.

01:11:39Excuse me?

01:11:40I don't want to get between you two, so I'll just...

01:11:43I'll just back away.

01:11:47I'm trying to be very happy with, uh, him.

01:11:53Do you actually think I'd be with that snake?

01:11:57I had a lot to say about you two.

01:11:58And would you believe any word that comes out of his mouth?

01:12:01I...

01:12:01I suppose not.

01:12:07Okay, so then...

01:12:10Look, sorry.

01:12:12I...

01:12:12I shouldn't let him get to me.

01:12:15I'm sorry.

01:12:18Apology accepted.

01:12:22You know, I just...

01:12:23I think you're...

01:12:27I just want to...

01:12:29You think you're a good judge of character, don't you?

01:12:41I do.

01:12:43When it comes to me, I'm just all about my work.

01:12:49Seems that way.

01:12:52Do you think people can change?

01:12:54Do you think...

01:12:57Maybe they deserve second chances?

01:13:02Depends on the person.

01:13:05Well, cool.

01:13:07I might just be able to surprise you yet.

01:13:12Think about that.

01:13:14Is there?

01:13:15What?

01:13:33What?

01:13:36Come on.

01:13:36I was afraid you'd miss it.

01:13:50Not for the world, Marty.

01:13:53Everyone, let's all give a toast

01:13:56to our newest resident of Maple Creek.

01:14:00To Ella.

01:14:01To Ella!

01:14:06What's that all about?

01:14:10Preston gave me his account.

01:14:12That's a big step, Ella.

01:14:15Congratulations.

01:14:16Thanks, Cole.

01:14:18It's pretty competitive out there in New York, though, right?

01:14:21I'm not setting up in New York.

01:14:23I'm helping a little craft collective

01:14:25get off the ground here in Maple Creek.

01:14:30Didn't you say you could do most of that online?

01:14:33Maybe, but I prefer a more hands-on approach.

01:14:42You're staying.

01:14:45You're moving here.

01:14:47I'm staying.

01:14:51So, do we have everybody here?

01:14:56Well, looks like everybody's here.

01:14:58What's the big surprise?

01:15:00Well, give me a second and I'll show you.

01:15:03Come on, get in here.

01:15:14It's so beautiful, Ricky.

01:15:16It's special.

01:15:26Well, folks, I'm going to call it a night.

01:15:29I'm heading over to my son's place tomorrow

01:15:31to see my new grandchild

01:15:32and to help decorate.

01:15:35My son was never much for ladders.

01:15:37We'll miss you, Preston.

01:15:39We'll see you next year.

01:15:40No doubt about it.

01:15:42Merry Christmas, everyone.

01:15:43Merry Christmas, Preston.

01:15:45Congratulations, Ella.

01:15:47I'm really happy you're going to be around more often.

01:15:49Thank you, Helen.

01:15:50You all have made my time here so special.

01:15:53I'll never forget your kindness.

01:15:54Well, good night, all, and Merry Christmas.

01:15:57We're alone.

01:16:24Um, I have a feeling that wasn't an accident.

01:16:28So what now?

01:16:33Um...

01:16:40Are you really staying?

01:16:43You're okay with me being close by?

01:16:48How close?

01:16:51Yes, close.

01:17:21Girl, I know your friends think that we're crazy

01:17:46They just haven't seen love this plainly

01:17:52When they ask what on earth is going on

01:17:57Just tune your record in and play this song

01:18:03Cause to me our love is like an old fashioned

01:18:09Finest whiskey poured out in our glasses

01:18:15You are something sweet

01:18:19Sip you slow then repeat

01:18:22You're the habit I thought I could be

01:18:24But old fashioned love's got a hold of me

01:18:28Baby I don't care I don't think I'd even mind

01:18:42Between holding your hand and what I'm feeling in the bottles of wine

01:18:48Cause you just might be something that could stick

01:18:54But at least I put my money down on it

01:18:59Cause to me our love is like an old fashioned

01:19:05Finest whiskey poured out in our glasses

01:19:11You are something sweet

01:19:15Sip you slow then repeat

01:19:18You're the habit I thought I could be

01:19:21But old fashioned love's got a hold of me

01:19:25And old fashioned love's got a hold of me

01:19:38And old fashioned love's got a hold of me

01:19:46We've had pain and lovers go

01:19:50We've been around enough to know

01:19:53That what this world really means

01:19:56Is something like you and me

01:19:59Bitter with the touch of sweet

01:20:01Cold but it goes down with ease

01:20:04Old-fashioned love is what this world really means

01:20:09Old-fashioned love

01:20:17Old-fashioned love

01:20:24Yeah

01:20:25Cause for me our love is like an old-fashioned

01:20:31Finest whiskey poured out in our glasses

01:20:37You are something sweet

01:20:41Sip you slow then repeat

01:20:44You're the habit I thought I could be

01:20:46But old-fashioned love's got a hold of me

01:20:50Old-fashioned love

01:20:56Old-fashioned love's got a hold of me

01:21:02Old-fashioned love's got a hold of me

01:21:07Old-fashioned love's got a hold of me

01:21:08Old-fashioned love's got a hold of me

01:21:09Old-fashioned love's got a hold of me

01:21:10Old-fashioned love's got a hold of me

01:21:11Old-fashioned love's got a hold of me

01:21:12Old-fashioned love's got a hold of me

01:21:13Old-fashioned love's got a hold of me

01:21:14Old-fashioned love's got a hold of me

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01:21:16Old-fashioned love's got a hold of me

01:21:17Old-fashioned love's got a hold of me

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