A horse named Pilot has escaped from the stable.

Stacy and her partner meet with a blonde woman. She's the woman who warned Manny about the Black McAdams. I thought Caolan Waltrip was her father. Must be her boyfriend.

She keeps focusing on Dwight, and Stacy keeps pulling the focus away from him. Her parter is super excited about the possibilities. The girl smells vodka on Stacy's breath.

Chickie is all up in arms about Nico, but those he's trying to rile up aren't taking the bait. He gets on the wrong side of Pete pretty quick, especially after Chickie says they should take out Dwight AND his daughter. Pete says that if Chickie were half the man Dwight was, it never would have happened.

Dwight is sauntering down the sidewalk (literally like a dance, that walk) to Tina's place. He's covered in Nico's blood.

She says she was handling it in her own way, but he handled it in his. Nico crossed a line from which you cannot return. There should be no guilt after the way he scarred her for life.

With tears in his eyes, he tells Tina he's her father and he loves her, even if she doesn't believe it. What he did was to avenge her. It's in a father's blood for his daughter. Every bad thing that happened to her is because he bought into the lie.

She says he just destroyed her life. They'll come for him, he assures her. She'll be safe. He's not wrong.

Tyson picks up Dwight at the airport. Dwight was trying to get in contact with him but couldn't since the cops stole his phone.

Their first stop is to see Bodhi. Bodhi's not picking up the phone, and his store has a sign that says closed until further notice.

Dwight realizes that the cops have Bodhi's contact information.

Stacy is having a hard time as Doug tosses what he knows about Dwight to the FBI.

The blonde brings up Dwight again to Manny. She tries digging about Dwight, but Manny doesn't bite.

Tina gets a call, and nobody is there. She's worried.

Mitch welcomes Dwight back to town, forgetting why he was in New York. He tells Dwight about Bodhi, but it doesn't sound as bad as it is.

Dwight calls Tina to check in. She tells him what happened earlier.

Dwight calls Goody in the middle of the night, and Goody assumes that it's about Tina, which riles Dwight. Dwight has called Goody to Tulsa.

Stacy needs to know what Dwight is doing in Tulsa. She rattles off reasons why, but he's not rattled. Then she says the FBI is all over this. Wire taps in New York lifted something about Nico. Dwight tells Stacy he's considering leaving Tulsa and realizes she wants him to stay.

Bodhi is mediating with a woman in his home. He doens't even here the pounding. It's the FBI that Doug called.

The FBI is tossing the weed shop. They wonder where the hell all the weed is. Then they find a safe.

Goody talks to Pete about visiting Dwight. Pete says it can't hurt to get a peek at what's going on out there. As long as Pete keeps sending envelopes full of cash, he's all ears.

Dwight and Mitch meet with Waltrip. He's waxing on about an interloper, and Dwight calls it almost poetic, which rings true.

He points out flaws in Waltrip's allegory. Waltrip tries to act like he's got the upper hand, but Dwight sets him straight right quick.

Bodhi tells Dwight what happened. They cleaned out the safe and all of his product. What did I tell you, Dwight asks.

Mitch needs to pat down looking for a wire. Bodhi wishes he woudl have wiped his hands since he just ate ribs. Bodhi says he told the FBI they're business partners. Dwight is skeptical, but Bodhi doesn't know why he said it or didn't call the FBI himself the first day he walked into his shop, but he didn't.

Mitch drops a couple of bags in front of Bodhi. It's his weed and cash. Bodhi leans in for a hug, and they laugh over it. Dwight looks at his merry gang with a smile on his face.

You get more sugar with honey!

Dwight learns that Pilot is being put down as he awaits the horse walking down the street. They're putting him down because of the fines incurred by him breaking free. The waitress at his local bistro is named Spencer. He offers her a job.

Dwight and Spencer arrive at the stable to inquire about Pilot. Dwight wants to, of course, stop Pilot's death. Dwight pays $300 for him, and Spencer takes over.

Stacy has an idea to take down Waltrip. If Dwight offers to buy guns, they can take him down. Dwight turns her down.

The blonde checks in with Waltrip, trying to glean more information about what's going on. Her boyfriend doesn't appreciate it.

Margaret is whining to Dwight about her working ranch being a business. She gives him one week despite the wad of cash he gives her.

Dwight thinks it's time to renovate the Bred2Buck. He wants to partner with Mitch, giving the place a little push with live music and stuff. Dwight's got a feeling that they'd be good partners.

Tina, Emery, and the kids are going for a night out. Chickie comes out of the woodwork and pummels Emery. This guy is dancing with death.

After shutting down the Bred2Buck for the night, someone outside starts firing a shotgun inside. Mitch and Dwight head outside and take down that blonde's boyfriend.

Well, Mitch thought it over. Dwight's got himself a partner.