The Ranch season 3 episode 18 Recap and FAQ
Episode Summary
Joanne visits, discussing her granddaughter's boyfriend, Travis, and his unconventional piercings. Beau and Joanne joke about ranch life. Lisa Neumann finalizes a cattle deal with Beau, evoking nostalgia for simpler business times. Colt struggles to sell his cattle, facing lowball offers and the harsh reality of being a new rancher. Beau, trying to support his nephew Luke, confronts the limitations of the VA system and the complexity of family dynamics and past traumas. The episode weaves humor into the characters' personal challenges and their steadfast determination.
Full Episode S03E18 Recap
Frequently Asked Questions
What does Joanne say about her granddaughter's new boyfriend, Travis?
Joanne describes Travis as having a ring in his nose, eyebrow, and lip, making his face look like a Zales jewelry store, but notes that he's good with her granddaughter.
How does Beau compare living on a ranch to living in Detroit?
Beau jokes that living on a ranch is not so different from Detroit, mentioning similarities like the smell, burnt-out buildings, and everyone owning a gun.
Who is Lisa Neumann and why does she visit Beau?
Lisa Neumann runs the biggest cow operation in the state and visits Beau to have him sign contracts for a cattle deal.
What humorous comment does Beau make about signing contracts?
Beau expresses his discontent with signing contracts using blue ink, preferring black or red, indicating his conservative views.
Why does Colt need to sell his cattle, and what challenge does he face?
Colt needs to sell his cattle to financially sustain his ranch and family but faces the challenge of being offered lower prices due to being a first-time rancher.
How does Beau react to the idea of selling his ranch to Lisa Neumann?
Beau firmly refuses to sell his ranch to Lisa Neumann, showing his determination and pride in maintaining his ranch.
What personal background does Luke reveal?
Luke reveals that his father, Beau's brother, died in Vietnam before he was born, and he only learned about this side of the family from his mother on her deathbed.
What concern does Beau have about Luke and how does he plan to help?
Beau is concerned about Luke's mental well-being and struggles with trauma from Iraq. Beau plans to help by setting up a meeting at the VA and offering to accompany Luke.
How does Colt's negotiation with Frank Stephens for the cattle sale go?
The negotiation fails as Frank offers a price that is too low, leaving Colt frustrated and worried about the future of his ranch.
What does Dale suggest to Beau about helping Luke?
Dale suggests that Beau's help with Luke needs to be on Luke's terms and that patience is required until Luke is ready to seek help himself.