Previously on Wildfire.
I've been gambling. Why?
It's why I get up in the morning.
Mom, I'm done. I'll join A.A. I'll do anything!
I'm going to Caracas. I'll be gone a couple weeks. I'll miss you.
I know Junior told you about our date the other night. I should have said something.
It wasn't exactly a shock. I'm sorry. I didn't wanna make a big deal out of it.
I'm looking for a way back here, Jean.
I went down the road with you and it ended.
It's time for me to go. Yes, it is.
[Pablo] I need someone to ride at Santa Rosa. What about me?
I'm not letting you race while you're hurt.
Did I meet you at the track? I'm Tina.
If you wanna grab something to eat, I'm... Starving.
You don't really like Tina, do you?
Tina makes sure you see what she wants you to see until she doesn't need you anymore.
You said your father was a lawyer. Think he could help track down my mother?
My father sent you? Yes.
What does he want? What do I have to do? Drop the investigation.
Even if we did find her, what would be the point?
I just wanted someone I could talk to
and know that whatever I said that it would be okay.
Tina Sharp is riding for us on Saturday.
She's the best jockey on the West Coast, so she's our best choice.
Okay.
You seen Tina? Her Majesty said she'd be a little late.
[horn honking]
[excitedly] Oh, hello! How's my big man?
Is Kris treating you nice?
[Pablo] Who are they? This is Horse Racing TV.
They're doing a special report on the Sandpiper Classic. You're late.
I know, but they were doing a segment on me--
waking up, brushing my teeth, working out.
I want you working out the horse I hired you to ride.
This is really great publicity for Wildfire.
You guys! Come here.
Come. Come meet Wildfire's brilliant trainer
and one of his owners, this is Pablo Betart. Hi.
We go way back. He's not always this surly. Or maybe he is.
Pablo. Oh, and here is Kris Furillo.
Come here. This is a really amazing story.
She's an ex-con. Really?
I fixed your stirrup for you. Oh! Okay.
Is there a problem? No!
I am so proud of you.
Okay, leg up. Come on.
One, two, three.
What, is Shaquille O'Neal up next? Sorry.
How long you plan on being here? This is great.
I think we'll be here all day. Listen, um--
Wendy, hi. Hi, Wendy.
I'll decide how long you're here, okay?
Sure. We'll talk later.
We definitely wanna know how you feel.
Well, you must be thrilled to have Tina riding your horse in the Sandpiper.
Thrilled. Just-- Can't even describe it.
[Man] ♪ With the morning light got your mind in sight ♪
♪ And I wanna be there all my life ♪
♪ With the morning light got your mind in sight ♪
♪ And I wanna be there ♪
♪ 'Cause you're all I ever dreamed of ♪
♪ Your stars are lined in threesomes ♪
♪ And all is right ♪♪
[water running] [Kris] Good boy. Good boy.
You're filthy.
Hey. [laughs]
Stop. You're right. Wildfire, mind your own business.
No, Miss Ritter's around and Horse Racing TV is here.
Hmm, Horse Racing TV.
[snorts]
Why not let them do an article on Tina and Wildfire?
It'll be good for Raintree too. It's gonna interfere with training.
Oh, Wildfire seems to love the cameras on the track.
And Tina gets a ton of free publicity on our backs.
You're okay with that? I don't see why not.
We'll benefit too. I talked to Henry. He seems to be okay about it.
It'll be business as usual.
Hi, Miss Ritter. Hello.
Hi, Wendy Leavy. Photo Finish Productions. Pleased to meet you.
We would love an interview with you, if you have time. Oh, sure, absolutely.
Hello, baby.
Mmm.
Hi! Hey.
Did you just wake up? Yeah.
Does that mean that your bed's still warm?
Yeah. Yeah?
Mmm. Wait, wait, wait. Wait, wait, wait. Where's my mom?
She's out, um, with the film crew.
Remember I told you they were gonna do a special on me and Wildfire.
Remember?
Yeah. Yeah.
Wait, wait, wait. Wait, wait, what?
What is this?
[clears throat]
[whispering] What is what?
What? What am I to you?
You're my ever-ready pleasure toy.
Is that what you think?
Yeah. Yeah? Well, you're not.
No? No.
Then why don't we go out?
[laughs]
We go out. What are you talking about?
Like we did it at Ray's in your truck in the parking lot.
Yeah. And the campground.
Mmm. Yeah.
And the basketball court.
That was awesome. Yeah.
So what are you talking about? We go plenty of places.
Why don't we go to dinner?
[laughs] Or a movie? Why don't we go to dinner and a movie?
I thought you liked me because you didn't have to buy me dinner
before dessert. Hmm.
Well, we're gonna go to dinner, tonight.
[mock crying] I will pick you up at 7:00.
Where are you going? You can wait to have dessert.
Tease.
Oof!
Have you spoken to Dad? No, he got in late last night.
In the last couple of days, Yeah?
did he ask about me? No.
I borrowed the picture of our mother. Won't give up, huh?
Nope. You ever wondered about this Walnut Grove, 1988?
Only about a million times. [footsteps]
I've got one thing to say to you, young lady.
I have missed my little girl so much. [chuckles]
[sighs] Baby.
Been expanding the empire while I've been gone, Junior? Hey, Dad.
Listen, you know what I think we need?
A nice family dinner.
What do you say? Tonight, right here? Sounds good.
Yes. No, wait, I can't do it tonight. I got a meeting.
Um, tomorrow night, all right?
Davis trio, together again.
It was Todd's best checkup ever.
His doctor said he doesn't have to take his medication anymore.
That's awesome. You have been in the best mood lately.
Is there anything you wanna tell me?
Tell you? Yeah.
We can talk about it, can't we? Your meetings.
The meetings are great.
Well, it shows.
Whatever it is, it's certainly agreeing with you.
I have never seen you look so happy or relaxed.
Mom, you know there's a lot more thrilling things in life than gambling.
I love seeing my boys healthy and happy.
[door opening]
Look who I found. [Matt] Hey!
You're not supposed to be here till next week!
I couldn't stay...
in a hotel anymore.
Bad hotel. Terrible.
How's Caracas besides the hotels?
Muy interesante. Ooh!
Aren't you gonna hug her or something?
[Charlie chuckles]
Jean.
Is it really you or some high-definition prelim character mock-up?
It's-- What do you know about character mock-ups?
Well, it's rumored the Drone creator
is using the new DGN 3-D Emota-chip technology.
You've been studying. Todd helped me.
I only pointed her to a few game-designer Web sites.
Mom? Yeah?
I wanna start riding lessons. No.
But the doctor says I'm okay for strenuous physical activity. Remember?
Maybe.
[doorbell ringing] I'll get it.
Sit down.
Mr. Ritter. Bobby.
Hey. I was just in the neighborhood. Thought I'd check in.
Well, thanks.
I've been worried about you, buddy. Haven't heard from you in a couple weeks.
My cell phone is working. My doorbell's not broken.
I've been busy. You got that big race coming up.
That's what I'm concentrating on. Not how much I can make on it.
We have a good horse and a good rider.
I think that's all I really need, you know. Sure, I understand.
Some guys lose everything they have gambling.
You see a problem, you fix it. I admire you.
You do? I am a human being, man.
I'm not in the business of making people miserable.
All I'm saying is just keep in touch. Check in once in a while.
Okay. All right, good to see you.
You too, Bobby. Good luck in that race.
Thanks, man.
How was that? Should I go back again?
Around again? Get a different angle?
This is a workout, not a screen test.
[Wendy] Actually, how about a shot of you with your helpers.
Can you fix the lining on this 'cause it's kind of itchy?
[Matt] We don't want our star distracted.
Oh, yeah, we wouldn't want that.
Well, that depends on the size of the distraction.
This is Matt Ritter, and he is more than just a pretty face.
[Wendy chuckles] Did you get that? Great.
Okay, I have an idea.
How about a light sundown workout. Yes.
He's had an easy day. No workouts at dusk.
I really need the western light for the slow-motion montage.
No workouts at dusk, Wendy. [Tina] Pablo is the boss.
And we would not be here if it wasn't for him and his crew.
Credit where it's due.
You know, Wildfire's gonna beat Avatar. Take that to the bank.
♪♪ [piano]
This isn't so bad, right?
[scoffs] Well, can we order dessert first?
No. First we'll have dinner, then we'll go to a movie.
And then we'll have dessert.
Anything I want?
Anything within reason,
or until I lose consciousness.
Oh, that's a deal.
So, what do normal people talk about on a date?
[chuckles] Well,
let's try not talking about sex.
Oh. Let's talk about something else.
Like what? Well, like... your favorite movie.
Pulp Fiction. Oh, okay. Favorite band?
Green Day. Okay. What's your favorite color?
Charcoal gray. Which is the new black.
No, olive is the new black. Charcoal gray is the new quince.
What is quince? Purplish.
Oh. Okay, got it. Yes.
Um, let me ask you a question now.
Where do you wanna go first? What do you mean?
Wildfire wins, we're gone.
Are you serious?
Yeah. If we win the Sandpiper,
Wildfire will be eligible for bigger races.
The bigger the race, bigger the win, bigger the purse,
bigger the stud fee-- stud.
We are gonna take our party on the road.
We're gonna go to New York and Miami and England.
Ooh, I can't wait to go to Spain!
You with me.
Can we skip dinner now?
[exhales]
No.
Okay.
I guess I'm kind of hungry.
What are you doing?
Hi! I'm putting on my game face.
Thank you. You're welcome.
If you haven't noticed, there's a film crew waiting for me.
Yeah. What's going on?
I'm riding a winner. Don't tell me you didn't wanna do it.
No, that's not it at all.
Ever since you got here there's been nothing but tension and chaos.
Oh, honey, are you jealous? Is this about Wildfire, or is it about Matt?
[scoffs] You have no idea what I'm talking about, do you?
I think I do.
It's about the thrill of winning,
people knowing my name, looking at me, loving me.
It's about the Ritters and Wildfire and Raintree.
Well, I'm giving them what they want. What are you giving them?
[Wildfire neighs]
Pablo, hi.
I don't suppose you'd be interested in skipping sixth grade and coming to work for me?
If the price is right. Thank you, Mr. Greedy Capitalist.
Both of you! You wanna come into town with Charlie and me?
Too much work to do. On what?
Sorry. Top secret. [chuckles]
Top secret?
See ya.
[computer beeps]
Come on.
Hey.
How was her time?
She shaved off a tenth of a second.
The more attention she gets, the better she rides.
I should forget being a jockey. Being a jockey is no easy life, and you know that.
But you don't quit 'cause of Tina or anyone else. Tina wins.
In spite of herself. She's always been like that.
How do you know?
I just do.
[Tina chuckling]
[kissing sounds]
[Matt chuckling]
[Tina] Your mother's not here. Come here.
Oh, my God.
[Matt] Oh, no.
Wait!
[whispering] Okay, wait outside.
Ow!
[chuckles]
Todd?
I'd appreciate it if you didn't tell Mom what you just saw.
Why would I tell Mom?
Hmm. Thanks, man.
I mean, with you giving me riding lessons and everything.
You're a punk. I learned from the best.
[Man] ♪ By the time ♪
♪ We all fall in line ♪
♪ We'll fall behind the lazy sun ♪
♪ With no shade in sight ♪
I can't believe this is your first time.
You wanna try trotting?
Sure. All right, chest up.
Sit up straight. Squeeze your thighs.
There you go.
♪ California Hey, we took the long way ♪
You're a natural.
Good boy. Nice job.
♪ Now it's closing fast Baby, let's stick to the plan ♪
Hi.
You look beat. Yeah, I am.
I have just the solution.
A delicious dinner featuring lobster ravioli,
fresh Caesar salad piping hot.
Yes, I'm in. Where are we going?
I was thinking we'd try Château Davis. Your house?
Yeah, with my dad and Dani.
Yeah, great, since Dani's my best friend and I've met your dad like once.
We'll have plenty to talk about.
You and my dad will get along great. How do you figure?
I know my dad. His rudeness is disguised as good manners.
And after a while, he forgets to have actual feelings, which works in your favor.
I don't know if I--
You're a part of my life. My dad will understand why as soon as he spends time with you.
And...Dani?
You and Dani could be really good friends.
Yeah, well, I had to at least try, right? Yeah.
Please? This is important to me.
I want you to feel at home in my home.
Okay.
[Man] ♪ But I could look at you all day ♪
♪ Thinking beside my best ♪
♪ Attempt to find the words I'm dying to say ♪
[Matt] Man, oh, man. I didn't know a geek like you could do it.
You were awesome, dude. Give me five.
Can we do it again sometime? All right.
Oh, no. We are so dead.
Excuse me. Were you riding?
Matt was giving me a lesson.
Matt. You didn't hear me say no when Todd asked me?
I heard you. But then you said maybe.
I meant no.
Maybe I meant maybe.
Oh. This?
This is the helmet you wear?
This is hanging by a thread. And where are your goggles? Mom.
Oh, it's not cool to protect your eyes? [both] No.
And your Kevlar vest? Mom, seriously.
He was trotting Old Mike, not galloping Wildfire.
I don't care.
If you're gonna ride again, you're gonna wear a helmet,
gloves, vest, boots, chaps.
I know. I can go to the museum. They got a suit of armor.
He's really good. I couldn't believe it was his first time in the saddle.
What? Of course he's good.
He's a Ritter.
Looked like he was favoring the right front, but it seems okay. What'd you feel?
Well, he was uneven coming out of the gate
and straightened up, uh, around the far rail.
Maybe he picked up a pebble, threw it off.
[whinnies]
It's kind of like old times, isn't it?
Nothing in his shoe. I'll keep an eye out though.
Come on. Answer me.
Where's the camera?
Settin' up a shot outside.
Don't push me. I push back.
Well, that was the best part, wasn't it?
The best part was when I thought I'd never see you again.
But you need me.
To ride a horse.
Well, that went well, considering. Huh?
We're almost there.
Okay, now turn.
And sit.
Ow. Take your blindfold off.
Ta-da! Wildfire's new Web site, Wildfirerocks.web.
Are you kidding me? Nope.
See, you just type in your name here,
then the password, "Beat Avatar."
See, we can track all of Wildfire's training data.
His work times, his feeding, his medication.
Everything's completely secure.
Then the public portion we can use to publicize his finishes and upcoming races.
Todd, this is so cool.
Oh, my God. This is awesome.
You are such a genius!
Well, I mean, there is, like, one thing that's almost, almost better.
What? Actually riding Wildfire.
Dinner-- spaghetti and meatballs. Kris, can you stay?
Shoot, dinner. Oh, my gosh. Oh, my gosh.
Um, Todd, this is so cool. Thank you, um, but I gotta go!
Todd, that's so cool. That's so great.
[Ken] So, Kris, you enjoying Raintree?
Yeah, it's great.
Jean's not working you too hard?
No. I mean, I like to work.
Must be a pleasure to, uh, get to ride Wildfire every day.
I wish, but Tina's been doing most of the riding lately. Tina Sharp.
Junior, where were you when Raintree was hiring the best available jockey?
Actually, I, um-- Asleep at the wheel, huh?
Kris, I was wondering,
does Wildfire prefer the steel or aluminum shoes?
We run both.
Mmm.
What about vitamins? Are you using Tetra Flex? Well, Pablo, handles that.
I'm sure he has some super-secret recipe [tapping]
combination of vitamins, huh? Yeah, somethin' like that.
Just heard the weather forecast. They expect it to rain on race day. Can you believe that?
How does Wildfire run in the deep mud, anyway? Come on, Dad.
[tapping continues]
Can I let you in on a little secret, Mr. Davis? Call me Ken.
Ken.
Well, in the rain and the mud, we don't run steel or aluminum shoes.
You wanna know what Wildfire prefers? Sure.
Rubber rain bootees with yellow duckies on 'em.
[Kris laughs]
This ravioli is delicious. My compliments to the chef.
That's good.
You know what keeps me up at night, though, is worrying about the extra weight.
Put it on, take it off-- [table bangs]
Am I invisible to you? Why won't you talk to me?
Dani, feel free to chime in on how much weight Avatar should be carrying.
22.5 pounds.
All right. Well, Kris, do you think Wildfire is better down the stretch or--
I'm gonna find my mother.
I don't care that you sent your lawyer to intimidate me into not looking for her.
Did you forget about that?
I didn't.
Dani, we have a guest.
Oh! This isn't a good time?
'Cause I've been waiting for two weeks and you haven't said a word.
I wanna find our mother, you don't want me to. Why?
Dani, please.
Scream at me. Just this once.
I'm gonna find her.
Well, it's been a real pleasure, Kris.
Welcome to the Davis family circus.
[Dani] Hi, my parents vacationed in Walnut Grove 17 years ago,
and their anniversary's coming up, so I wanna surprise them
by booking the same exact hotel suite.
The trouble is, I don't know which hotel they stayed at.
Oh, you don't have records that go that far back.
Oh, your hotel is only 10 years old.
The name is Ken Davis.
[Man] Is this some sort of joke?
No. Why would you say that?
Why would he book a room when his family lives in town?
You know my father?
Well, yes, I do.
I have a really good feeling that Wildfire's gonna beat Avatar.
Really good. How's he doing? He's looking good.
We're doing everything we can do to get us to victory circle?
You think we're missing something? No. Not with Tina riding for us.
Yeah. Without her, we wouldn't have Horse Racing TV here.
Just another distraction. That's the cost of success.
If Tina wins the Sandpiper, there's gonna be a lot more than Horse Racing TV here.
When Wildfire wins. Well, yeah.
Tina, Wildfire-- same thing. They're a team.
Until Tina finds a bigger paycheck.
Maybe or maybe not. There's more to life than a paycheck.
Not to Tina.
You know, maybe you should get to know her.
I know her.
Something happen between you two? Yeah.
Now you stop gambling.
You need a new thrill? Try skydiving. It's safer. Tina's not the answer.
You know what? I'm sick of people riding my ass.
You are not my dad.
No. I'm not.
[Tina talking indistinctly]
[talking indistinctly] Oh!
[Tina] They're going great. Yeah, thank you.
[Man] Yeah, that looks good. Good morning.
Good mornin'.
That is very, very sweet.
But what do you expect me to do with it?
Ah, here we go.
Okay, you know what?
Um, the camera crew's gonna be here any second so-- No, they won't.
I told 'em you were training down at the creek trail.
That's like 10 miles away. I know.
Why would you say that?
I love you.
[clears throat] No, you don't. Yes, I do.
No. Yes.
No, you don't. No, we're having fun.
We're having fun, right? This is fun.
But it can be more. No, it can't. Okay?
Okay.
What was that at dinner? [Ken] What do you mean?
Pumping Kris for information on Wildfire?
You invited the competition to dinner.
Yeah, as a guest, not as some enemy prisoner to be interrogated.
I wouldn't worry. That one didn't give up any secrets.
Couple of martinis would've helped the cause though.
Dad, Kris is important to me.
I thought we were done with that a while ago.
No, actually, we're just getting started.
Dad, I'm in love with her.
Well, fine. But if you're gonna romance the competition stable girl,
the least you could do is find out the race plan for the Sandpiper Classic.
You just don't quit, do you? Well, apparently, it runs in the family.
So what are you gonna do, um,
graduate high school and marry her?
[laughs] What? Don't laugh.
When shoveling manure ceases to interest her, your house and your money will.
Then she's gonna ask you the big question,
and it's not gonna be who you're inviting to the Davidson Winter Ball.
It's gonna be where are we going with this?
Where are you going with it, Junior?
How long's the dishwasher been broken? [Matt] It seems like forever.
Well, at least I know what I'm getting you guys for Christmas.
How's it going? Wildfire's work times keep improving.
No, I meant for you.
Oh, um, same old, same old.
Your mom tells me you're making great progress in your meetings.
Yeah?
I really respect what you're doing. I know it's not easy to beat it
without the support of people who love you.
My dad supports me too, you know.
Interesting guy.
Full of surprises. Definitely.
We had a nice chat that night. What night?
Uh, when you were out chasin' down the runaway horses.
She didn't tell you?
My father was here?
Oh, no. Matt, I--
Looks like we're done here. Matt.
[sighs]
[ringing]
Mr. Ritter. [Matt] Hey, Bobby.
How's it goin'? It's going good.
Good.
Um, I'd like to ask for a favor.
Ask and you shall receive. Well, I was gonna ask,
um, you know, uh--
I'll call you back. I have a call on the other line.
Okay. Bye.
Later.
[knocking] Come in.
Hey. I'm on my way out.
Just give me a minute.
There's something we have to talk about.
I know that Charlie told you about your dad visiting.
Charlie was here when he came.
Charlie was here with dad?
Bad timing.
You think this is funny? No, I don't.
I think it's complicated.
I'm so sorry that you found out like this.
I wanted to tell you.
All you had to say was, "Matt, your father was here."
Uh-- What are you so afraid of? We're gonna like him more than you?
Wow. That's an interesting thing to say.
No, I'm not afraid of that.
Then why treat me like a child?
And Todd. He deserves to know his dad was here to see him too.
Well?
Your father came to pay back some money.
It was a nice thing for him to do.
If you and Todd had been here, I'm sure he would've loved to have seen you.
But you weren't,
so he told me not to mention it.
I'm telling you the truth. He said he wanted to make sure
that he stopped gambling, that he could control himself.
But I don't care what he does. Doesn't he know that?
Matt.
He decided.
I'm a lot like him, right? Yeah.
In so many good ways. You look like him,
you're charming like him-- I meant the gambling!
You're-- You're working to control that.
Yeah.
[phone rings] [Woman] Hello?
Hi, is this Isabel Ferris? Yes.
I got your name from a Freddy Mattia in Spokane. He's my cousin.
You changed your last name from Mattia when you remarried in 1990.
My name is Danielle Davis.
Are you my mother?
[dial tone humming]
Two-tenths better than Tina!
Really? You did that for me?
I know Wildfire loves you more than Tina. It has nothing to do with love.
You had Wildfire out at full speed. Isn't that Tina's job?
Deciding how Wildfire works is Pablo's job.
What is wrong with you anyway?
[Kris] Good boy. You have a problem with Tina?
I have a problem with you.
If you wanna choose Tina, Matt, choose Tina.
But you know, she's not gonna be here forever.
After the race, I mean, she's gonna leave Raintree. And I'll go with her.
I know you'll miss Wildfire.
Yeah, of course I will.
But how can you leave all this?
There's nothin' here for me.
And I told you I wanted to travel. It's expensive.
And besides, if Wildfire leaves, don't you think your mom will want Pablo to go to?
I mean, he's just as important to Wildfire as I am. Maybe more.
Well, I'll miss you, for whatever it's worth.
[knocking]
Hey, surprise. Hi, Ed!
Wow. Come on in. Thanks.
It has been a long time. Too long.
Yeah. Way too long.
You want something to drink? I'd love something.
Uh, beer? Got it.
How are you holding up? Well, I-- I can't complain.
Well, then let me.
Between my business trips and gettin' ready for the Sandpiper, and my kids--
Oh, which one? Junior or Dani?
Junior and Dani.
I mean, the teenage boy thing is easy.
Rolled up newspaper across the snout usually does the trick.
Oh! Enlightened parenting techniques!
You know what I'm talking about.
But, uh, Dani, I don't understand.
She seems so angry.
Did you talk to her? I tried but she's so irrational.
You should have seen her at dinner. It was like she lost complete control of her senses.
You've been gone a long time.
Yeah, but-- You know Dani.
She's so independent, I think she prefers me being gone half the time.
Anyway, I didn't mean to bend your ear.
No, don't worry. It's nice to see you.
How's training going? [sighs]
Avatar is great, but you're the one with Tina Sharp.
Ah, yes. I have Tina Sharp.
She's quite a character.
She's a proven winner.
When you get right down to it, that's what it's all about, isn't it?
You thinkin' of cuttin' her loose? No.
I didn't hire her to be my friend.
I hired her to help us win the Sandpiper.
Hmm.
Well, I'm bettin' on Wildfire.
To place.
Well, I will return the favor for Avatar.
Listen, after the race, why don't we all get together for dinner, like old times?
Winner buys. I'll bring my credit card.
Cheers!
[Bobby] Hey, what's up?
You told me not to be a stranger, so...
Excellent. I'm about to catch some pre-season football.
You wanna join? Yeah, yeah.
I was thinking about that conversation we had about you quitting gambling
and I started thinking maybe it's time to get out of the freelance gaming business.
But then a game like today's comes along-- Who's playing?
Pats/Cards. Pats/Cards. What's the spread?
12. 12?
Can you believe it? It's like taking candy from a baby.
It's okay to talk about the gambling thing with you, right?
I'm not going to mess up your program? No, yeah.
It's fine. It's not like I'm betting.
Right. Well, I hope you don't mind me calling this in.
I'll kick myself if I don't. No, I understand.
I mean, 12 points.
Can you believe it? I had to ask the guy three times to repeat it.
The Patriots are a dynasty. They're gonna roll over the Cards.
It's gonna be a massacre. Hey, Clint. It's Bobby.
I want you to give me five large on the Pats.
I can't help it if you're going to lose a fortune.
All right. I'll talk to you later. Wait!
Wait. Hold on.
[Wildfire whinnies]
[Jean] Todd, what are you doing?
She said I should know what it feels like to ride Wildfire.
I meant when you're ready. Don't worry. I'm not gonna take your job.
Todd, you're not ready! Watch me try.
Whoa!
[Jean] Todd!
Todd! Oh, my God!
[Jean] Kris!
Don't move him! I'm sorry!
Get am ambulance. Go! Go! [dialing phone]
Hi, we have an emergency. We have someone who fell.
What do you mean, he's not there?
He goes to the Tuesday, Thursday Gamblers' Anonymous meetings.
Can you just--
Okay, never mind.
Where's Matt? He turned off his phone.
Who are you calling? Tina Sharp.
Why would Tina know--
Matt? You both knew about this?
Tina, it's Pablo. Have Matt call-- Todd is in critical condition.
at Mercy General Hospital.
We need Matt here right away.
Is this why he stopped going to meetings?
Because of her?
How could this happen?
It's my fault. I'm sorry-- [Pablo] It's not your fault.
It's no one's fault. Todd is a boy, boys do things.
[whispering] May I? [machine beeps]
Yes, go ahead. Thank you.
It's not your fault.