So what does everyone think about Heather's pregnancy? I think nothing will come of it. She'll either turn out to not actually be pregnant or lose it, but not before it ruins Colt and Abby's reunion.
I hate that Beau and Maggie got divorced! I hope the series ends with them getting married again.
Heather is the one who is pregnant
shareTypo on my part. Fixed :)
shareThe op did put that. How do you think your ex showing up pregnant will effect your current relationship? Especially in a town of a little more than 500, with very conservative views on such things? Let alone that she is a teacher?
shareI'm curious to see how it will play out. Seeing as it's on Netflix, there really are no rules. Colt is such a dolt, there's no telling how he'll handle it.
Hollywood is a place where they'll pay you $50,000 for a kiss and 50 cents for your soul.
It's a great cliff hanger for next season.
shareShould've put it in her butt.
shareIt was a nice surprise as far as I'm concerned in the sense I had expected after that fight with Rooster for Beau lying in the snow with a heart attack or something (as was mentioned about his heart problems earlier).
I'm really glad they didn't go that route but it also really sucks for Colt because I was happy when I saw the ring as those two are so damn cute together, but I'd rather it be that then something happening to Beau. Even more so that it appeared he's *trying* to make amends with the boys.
I thought the series ended perfectly with two situations that sum up the season: life on a ranch is hard and often miserable.
1. I think Heather's pregnancy is a bigger deal that people are making of it. This is a ranch in a tiny town. It's a conservative place. There can be no abortion. I'm going to guess that Colt will try to end up marrying Heather but nothing will come to fruition. Abby and Colt will probably get back together at the season's finale in season 3.
2. The bigger storyline is the dissonance between Beau and Rooster. Beau humbled himself and asked for forgiveness in his own proud way but Rooster rejected it and is obviously very hurt. He basically called his dad a liar and he's made it about the core of his identity: being a rancher. I think this storyline will be full of great pains and dark comedy... in fact, the show barley feels like a comedy. I'm not from the country but I feel the show tries to communicate what ranching life is like: hope will ruin you, alcohol keeps you sane, hold on to what little fleeting happiness you have, and things are always hard for people like the Bennett's.
Actually, the writers should have not of gone that route.