Some People Change

Some People Change is the second episode of Season 1 of The Ranch and the second episode of the series overall.

Synopsis[]

Colt runs into an ex at Maggie's bar and reminisces with Rooster over a bottle of whiskey. Getting back in Beau's good graces is a losing battle.

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“	Wow, look at you...Standing at a bar with a bottle of whiskey in your hand. Some things never change.	”
	— Abby to Colt.

“	Wow. Colt Bennett without football. That's like the Battle of Hastings without the death of King Edward.	”
	— Abby to Colt.

“	Man it's good to have you back. Just like old times. Talking, having fun. Plus, when I sit on the porch and drink alone, I'm an alcoholic, but when you're here, it's just two brothers bonding.	”
	— Rooster to Colt.

“	Last time I saw that truck, me and her were in the back of it making little Roosters.	”
	— Rooster to Colt.

“	Your brother is a 34-year old child. I'm trying to prepare him for the rest of his life. If that means I have to punish him, so be it.	”
	— Beau to Rooster about Colt.

Scene: Rooster sings while working on the barn.

Scene: Colt and Maggie talk in the Airstream.

Scene: End credits.

Part 1

"Back Where I Come From" • "Some People Change" • "The Boys of Fall" • "Got a Little Crazy" • "American Kids" • "Better as a Memory" • "I Can't Go There" • "Til It's Gone" • "There Goes My Life" • "Down the Road"

Part 2

"Gone as a Girl Can Get" • "Living and Living Well" • "Sittin' on the Fence" • "Let's Fall to Pieces Together" • "I Know She Still Loves Me" • "Easy Come, Easy Go" • "I've Come to Expect It from You" • "The Cowboy Rides Away" • "Leavin' Been Comin' (For a Long, Long Time)" • "Merry Christmas (Wherever You Are)"