Genevieve Cortese
Kris Furillo
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- 1. Pilot Jun 20, 2005
- A ranch family gives a troubled teenager (Genevieve Cortese) a second chance at life.
- 2. Trust Jun 27, 2005
- Kris is released from the juvenile detention center and readjusts to life on the ranch.
- 3. Mothers Jul 11, 2005
- Kris' mother pays a surprise visit to the ranch; Dani becomes involved with a bookie.
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