This is a full episode as we have two small plots that thicken into one as Mark meets an odd blind man near the ranch and Luke's cattle become infected with a serious virus. Both will come together by the end of the show making for a nice watch for viewers.
Mark happens to meet a blind banjo players that actually makes Mark leery. But for some reason Mark returns the next day to buddy up with the blind man that sings songs that are obviously and poorly lip-synced. Luke on the meantime has to deal with a government man, John Mack, that claims that all of Luke's cattle must be killed. Here is the strange part- the blind man and the government man have a history and it is not friendly.
There is a lot of activity going on in this episode which always makes for an exciting story. An interesting episode that was entertaining right to the end. Good watch.
Mark happens to meet a blind banjo players that actually makes Mark leery. But for some reason Mark returns the next day to buddy up with the blind man that sings songs that are obviously and poorly lip-synced. Luke on the meantime has to deal with a government man, John Mack, that claims that all of Luke's cattle must be killed. Here is the strange part- the blind man and the government man have a history and it is not friendly.
There is a lot of activity going on in this episode which always makes for an exciting story. An interesting episode that was entertaining right to the end. Good watch.