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May 2006 - May 2006

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Best Episodes of Texas Ranch House

  • Showdown at the Cooke Corral

    S1 Ep5

    7.5

    3rd May 2006

    Mr. Cooke assesses the cowboys' performance and a new cowhand arrives. Mr. Cooke’s decision to send Maura, “girl of all work” to cowboy training angers the vaqueros.

  • The Reckoning

    S1 Ep8

    7.0

    4th May 2006

    The cattle drive comes to a close as the cowboys reach their destination of Fort Santiago. The drive is a success but tensions boil over as the group returns to the ranch. The assessment team gives their review of the participants and delivers the answer to the big question – would the ranch have been able to survive another year?

Worst Episodes of Texas Ranch House

  • Lord of the Plains

    S1 Ep6

    3.0

    3rd May 2006

    The cowboys find several of their stolen horses as they have a run-in with a camp of Comanche Native Americans. The Comanches take one of the vaqueros hostage and it is up to the Comanche leader and Mr. Cooke to negotiate his release. The Cooke girls are busy tending to five new baby goats and Maura and Robby come to an agreement on her position as a cowhand.

  • A Home on the Range

    S1 Ep1

    4.6

    1st May 2006

    The first episode opens with the arrival of the vaqueros, or cowboys, at the 1867 bunkhouse where they will be living for the next three months. After meeting the Cookes, the vaqueros get right to work learning about the taxing manual labor required on the ranch such as digging post holes and hammering fencing. Their foreman, Stan, nicknamed “The Colonel” , introduces them to the difficult tasks that lay ahead.

Texas Ranch House Episode Guide

  • A Home on the Range

    S1 Ep1

    4.6

    1st May 2006

    The first episode opens with the arrival of the vaqueros, or cowboys, at the 1867 bunkhouse where they will be living for the next three months. After meeting the Cookes, the vaqueros get right to work learning about the taxing manual labor required on the ranch such as digging post holes and hammering fencing. Their foreman, Stan, nicknamed “The Colonel” , introduces them to the difficult tasks that lay ahead.

  • The Good, the Bad & the Colonel

    S1 Ep2

    7.0

    1st May 2006

    While the cowboys are out rounding up the cattle, the women are learning about the drudgeries of domestic life on the ranch. As tensions come to a head, Mr. Cooke has to make some decisions regarding his ranch hands, and ultimately decides to fire someone.

  • The Cookie Crumbles

    S1 Ep3

    6.0

    2nd May 2006

    The cowboys awake to another difficult day on the ranch as they discover that 10 horses have been stolen, horses they desperately need for the cattle drive. Food becomes a matter of contention between the vaqueros and the Cookes which leads to another firing.

Texas Ranch House is an PBS American reality television series that premiered in May 2006. Produced by Thirteen/WNET New York, Wall to Wall Media Limited, and PBS, the show placed fifteen modern day people in the context of 1867 Texas. Show participants attempted to run a ranch for two and a-half months using 19th century tools and techniques. The historian Alwyn Barr, professor emeritus at Texas Tech University in Lubbock, was the consultant on the program.

The best rated episodes of Texas Ranch House are:
  • Showdown at the Cooke Corral S1E5 rated 7.5
  • The Reckoning S1E8 rated 7.0
The lowest rated episodes of Texas Ranch House are:
  • Lord of the Plains S1E6 rated 3.0
  • A Home on the Range S1E1 rated 4.6

The first episode of Texas Ranch House aired on May 01, 2006.

The last episode of Texas Ranch House aired on May 04, 2006.

There are 8 episodes of Texas Ranch House.

There is one season of Texas Ranch House.

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Texas Ranch House has ended.