Ep 4. Texas: Twisted Sisters

In the fourth episode of Ride with Norman Reedus season one, titled "Texas: Twisted Sisters," the show follows Norman and his companion, musician/singer/songwriter, Jimmy Vivino. The episode takes you on a motorcycle journey through the beautiful winding roads of Texas Hill County.

The episode starts with Norman and Jimmy loading their motorcycles onto a truck, ready for the venture that awaits them. Once they reach their destination, they embark on an exciting ride through the scenic Twisted Sisters roads. This route is famous for its twists and turns, steep hills, and beautiful roadside scenery.

While traveling, the two explore the unique areas surrounding the beautiful Texas Hill Country. Along the way, they stop by tiny towns and meet some friendly locals who welcome them with open arms. The episode also features interviews with some of the people they meet, including bikers, musicians, and locals that share their knowledge and perspectives on the area's history and culture.

One of the first stops they make is at the legendary Luckenbach, Texas, a small town made famous by Willie Nelson's song "Luckenbach, Texas (Back to the Basics of Love)." This little town is steeped with music history and has a tiny population of around three and a half people which makes it one of the smallest towns in the US. The duo enjoys some live music and even has a chance to jam with the locals.

The episode also features the story of a famous Texan socialite, Lynda Johnson Robb. Her father was Lyndon B. Johnson, the 36th President of the United States. Norman and Jimmy visit her horse ranch where she shares some anecdotal tales of her childhood experiences in the picturesque Texas Hill County.

Throughout the episode, Norman and Jimmy ride their bikes through the serpentine roads of the Hill Country, enjoying the scenic views and the thrill of the ride. They stop in charming towns like Bandera, where they grab some food and chat with the locals about their favorite things about the area. The two also stopped at the Medina Store, a gas station with a long history of serving the local community since 1929.

Towards the end of the episode, Norman and Jimmy end their journey where it began, at the iconic Hope Outdoor Gallery in Austin, Texas. The Hope Outdoor Gallery is a unique space known for its colorful graffiti and street art that covers the walls of the site.

Overall, "Texas: Twisted Sisters" is an entertaining episode that takes the viewer on a motorcycle journey through one of the most beautiful roads in Texas. The episode also provides a glimpse into the history and culture of the Texas Hill Country, as seen by the locals who love and live there.