[09/30/16 - 08:13 AM] Video: Netflix's "The Ranch Part 2" Trailer Is Here The series returns with 10 new episodes Friday, October 7, everywhere where Netflix is available.
[via press release from Netflix]
Netflix's The Ranch Part 2 Trailer is here -- New Episodes Launch on Netflix 10/7
Howdy. The Ranch Part 2 returns with ten new episodes Friday, October 7, everywhere where Netflix is available.
The Ranch stars Ashton Kutcher, Danny Masterson, Sam Elliot, Debra Winger and more. The Ranch is executive produced by Don Reo (Two and Half Men, My Wife and Kids) and Jim Patterson (Two and a Half Men,Mike and Molly). Kutcher and Masterson also serve as executive producers.
The Ranch Part 2 Launches on Netflix Friday, Oct. 7
Life on The Ranch is never easy and things get even more complicated in part two of season one. It seems like ex-football star Colt Bennett (Kutcher) has finally accepted his place on the family ranch, but he and his brother Rooster (Masterson) will have to prove themselves to their father Beau (Elliot) if they ever hope to become partners. Maggie (Winger) has hopes of her own and they may no longer involve her on-again/off-again husband and after finally saving his ranch, Beau might be losing his family. And if life weren't complicated enough, when Colt's high school sweetheart Abby (Elisha Cuthbert) expresses doubts about her fiancé, Colt must choose between his current girlfriend and his first love. Dysfunctional doesn't even cover this family.
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