Ep 2. Some People Change

When Colt Bennett (Ashton Kutcher) returns to his family's ranch in Colorado after a failed career in semi-pro football, he has a lot to adjust to. In episode 2 of The Ranch season 1, entitled “Some People Change,” Colt continues to adapt to his new life, but struggles to make amends with his father, Beau Bennett (Sam Elliott).

As Colt works to regain the trust of his family, he sets his sights on a local girl named Heather Roth (Kelli Goss). Heather is a waitress at a nearby bar and has been catching Colt's eye for some time. In an attempt to impress her, Colt decides to take her on a date to a rodeo, but quickly learns that Heather's ex-boyfriend, Kenny, is also in attendance.

Meanwhile, Colt's younger brother, Rooster Bennett (Danny Masterson), is dealing with his own family drama. Rooster is getting fed up with how Beau treats him compared to Colt and starts to consider moving out of the ranch. However, when Beau accuses Rooster of selling one of his prized bulls, Rooster realizes he's not ready to leave the family just yet.

At the bar, Kenny shows up and starts causing trouble for Colt and Heather. Colt tries to keep his cool, but ultimately ends up in a physical altercation with Kenny. The incident ends with Colt being arrested and spending a night in jail.

The next morning, Beau bails Colt out of jail, but the two still have some unresolved issues. As they work together on the ranch, Beau tries to express his disappointment with Colt's past mistakes and encourages him to make better choices going forward.

As the episode comes to a close, Colt and Rooster share a moment of brotherly bonding, and Colt begins to realize that he has the opportunity to make things right with his family and build a new life for himself at the ranch.

Overall, "Some People Change" is a strong episode that continues to explore the complex relationships between the Bennett family members. With humor, heart, and some well-acted dramatic moments, The Ranch season 1 continues to be a compelling and entertaining watch.