Thomas Frank believes that everyone is against him including his own family. Unable to deal with the stress of losing everything, Frank takes a dark turn that leads to a manhunt. While the men are out looking, it's Laura, Jenny and Little Baby Rose that have to deal with him. Except Thomas Frank believes he is with his own family and to him there are a few things not adding up. What other skill sets does Hester Sue have? Was the rain in this episode really necessary? Which directions are the loft windows at Plum Creek facing?

Spotify Playlist Episode Track List ——————

Bouquet - Gwen Stefani

We Can Work It Out - Stevie Wonder

Bang Bang - Nancy Sinatra

I Want Candy - Bow Wow Wow

Murder by Numbers - The Police

Too late - Carole King

Boys Boys Boys - Lady Gaga

No More Tears (enough is enough) - Barbra Streisand and Donna Summer

After the return of Lars Hanson's old House, Harriet finds a bond inside that entitles her to a repayment plan from the town. Instead of cashing out, she uses the power of the bond to begin rebranding Walnut Grove in her own image. Which brings about an election for the first Mayor of Walnut Grove. When was Walnut Grove founded? Can you imagine: Hansonville? How come we've never heard any history on Walnut Grove?

Newcomers to Walnut Grove, Jenny Wilder and Jeb Carter, are not having the greatest experience so far. While Jeb goes to extremes to hid his inability to swim, Jenny is working through the loss of her father, Royal. Things get a little interesting when Jenny is introduced to a place called Heaven and wants to find her way there. Did we really watch Jeb send a tweet? Why does it seem like Jenny grew up without any religion? How did John Carter never notice his eldest son never learned how to swim?

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Doin’ the Pigeon - Bert

Sugar - Tori Amos

Paris - The Chainsmokers

Paris, Texas - Lana Del Rey

She Will Be Loved - Maroon 5

Pennyroyal - Nirvana

I Miss U - Blink 182

This Heaven - Love and Rockets

Run Run Run - Velvet Underground

Got ’Til It’s Gone - Janet Jackson