Bula’s shocking party night could change everything for Dutton Ranch

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You see me get thrown off that mechanical bull, that's what you're going to tell my daddy. That scene right there was without a doubt the most surprising moment from episode 7 of Dutton Ranch until this happened. Help. Yep, that was it. An absolute stunner in the moment that we would be talking about except two minutes later this happened. Y'all, I don't know where to begin. You pick. Let me know which moment left you flabbergasted in the comments section below and then add a theory about what's going to happen next. I legit thought episode 7, Den of [music] Sin, was the best episode of Dutton Ranch to date. And the best part was that Beth [music] and Rip were more or less passengers. Subscribers know we don't waste time, so let's begin at the beginning in a flashback scene. A ranch hand named Mariano drove young Bula and her girlfriends to Billy Bob's in Fort Worth, Texas. And don't get caught up in the math of that 5-hour drive because it's so going to be worth it. Incoming. That's a stone cold. Heaven must be missing three angels. Do you see any wings around here? A cowboy named Luke approaches and impresses Bula. I'm a mechanic for the shock wave at [music] six bucks. Mhm. You must be awfully good with your hands then. However, while Mariano's back is turned, they slip away. And after some time, Mariano finds her beaten up, raped, [music] and left with a torn dress outside the sack in Sage. I can't find my other boot. We'll get you another pair of bee. At this point, I thought the takeaways were that something pretty awful happened to Bula, and Mariano is a pretty upstanding young man. Remember, we all [music] believe that he's father, and honestly, the personalities match. Last week, Bula revealed how he came to care for him. His daddy died in an awful flood before he was born. Put a pin in all of that because it's necessary to understand [music] the end of this episode. And I think we can more or less fast forward through the next 10 minutes of Bula party planning and Beth and Rip getting dressed up to attend the 10 Petal Ranch's 190th birthday celebration. In retrospect, this stands out. You need any help, mama be? I know how important tonight is for you. Carter's at this party, too. in last week's unrequited love bomb isn't deterring him from pursuing Oriana, but he starts to get the hint that he's not wanted when she introduces him to a well-dressed young man named Harrison [music] Williams. Hey, what's up, bro? Hi, Harrison Williams. This is my friend Carter. My friend Carter. I think at this point we got to be honest about what's happening. The Carter and Oriana relationship isn't what we want it to be. They're not Beth and Rip, and she's not going to allow for the union of the Capulettes and the Montigues. Instead, it's exactly what it looks like. He's very vulnerable, and she's a tornado that just hops around from boyfriend to boyfriend. Carter knows this. Remember, they met when he was saving her from getting beat up by Hoy [music] after that rodeo in episode 1. Every time he leans in, she leans away. I think I love you. And now she's refusing to acknowledge their relationship around others. The people around her know it. There is an upstairs and a downstairs to swear like this. She and that boy are upstairs, but you you're in the basement. If Carter were your buddy, you tell him the truth. This girl is not into you, dude. Move on. But Carter has no [music] friends, so he keeps trying. It's just not going to end well. In fact, I think it's going to end pretty violently because What are you doing here? Couldn't miss the 190th. I wanted to save the surprise. Surprise. Robill is really back now. And he's [music] teaming with his daughter to ruin Bula's plan to give the ranch to her other son, Waqen. Announcing me is not just [music] the right thing. It's the only thing. Going to never let Kino have it ever. Let's pause right here to talk about Rob Will. He's becoming an all-time great Yellowstone [music] franchise villain. Those eyes steal every scene he's in, and he's just the right mix of crazy and control to do some real damage. He reminds me a little bit of Sarah Atwood in that way if she had a serious cocaine addiction. There is no doubt in my mind that a confrontation between him and Rip is coming. And I'd also bet on Rip depositing that body at the train station before season 1 ends, no matter how apologetic he is. I am an addict. It is a terrible disease and I am doing the work to make amens. Hope it all works out for you. Question is, where does that leave Beth and Bula and Carter and Oriana? Not many couples can get past your dad killed my dad or [music] your husband killed my son. The final 7 minutes of Dutton Ranch episode 7 are where we'll spend the rest of our time. Rob Will's threats have the intended [music] effect. In five years, Robert William Jackson III will be head of 10 pedal. Everyone's shocked or ticked or confused, including Zayn Nash, with whom Beth and Bula just started the business relationship. You sold me on you. You're going to love my son. He's the real deal. Your son's a drug addict. Mama Be [music] is about to have a very uncomfortable conversation with the Dutton. Or maybe not. Because amid all of this commotion, drunk Carter decides to show Oriana what a man is. Remember, she said, "If you want any part of this ranch, you want me, quit acting like a stair grow." I don't think that's what she had in mind. Bula can't take it. And I think she's having a heart attack, maybe a stroke. But now we get to the real revelation. Bula's dream sequence is another flashback. She's just learned that she's pregnant and she wants to go tell Luke that he's the father. Mariano agrees to take her, but y'all, I need 3 seconds to pick my jaw up off the ground. The killing was one thing, but she was so coldblooded about it. Of course, this means she lied to Beth when she told her that Rob will's father drowned before their son was born. And it likely means that she's lied elsewhere. I went from believing this partnership could work [music] to hoping that Beth and Rip dispose of her really quick found boot. Of course, we now need to update the Jackson family tree, which looks like this. Luke is the father to Rob Will. And yeah, those [music] personalities match. Don't worry, we'll explain this further during next Tuesday's live episode of the Dutton Rules podcast found on YouTube or wherever you podcast. The episode ended with all kinds of questions, including one, is Bula going to die? Two, how will we respond to be written out of the will so suddenly? Three, what happened that forced Mariano and his wife to give up their baby? Four, is Beth and Bula's partnership with Zayn Nash now dead? And five, who else has Bula Jackson killed? Somehow, we only have two episodes left to figure it all out. And that brings me to this week's poll question. How will season 1 of Dutton Ranch end? Who dies? Who ends up with the 10 pedal? And how do Beth and Rip fit in? I suspect this season will end with a huge cliffhanger and maybe the introduction of a new villain. Share your theories below. Musically, there was so much good country music during episode 7, including Eddie Rabbit's driving my life away as young Bula and her friends and her Billy Bobs. Whan Jennings good-hearted woman as Bula is line dancing with Luke and Cassidy Daniels singing Ain't No Jukebox [music] at the start of Ba's party. I'm Billy Dukes with Taste of Country. Thanks for watching and thanks for subscribing.