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Tensions escalate with the protestors, but Beth has a plan. Jimmy and Emily get closer. Monica and Kayce share a special moment. (Repeat).

John and Beth squabble. Cowboy School is over for Jimmy, who has an important decision to make. Kayce begins a new quest. Jamie realizes Garrett's past might affect his own future. (Repeat).

To the Duttons, family is everything. But newfound truths threaten that bond. Jimmy comes home, and has important decisions to make. Beth takes family matters into her own hands. (Repeat).

John Dutton is sworn in as Governor of Montana. As John settles into the powers of his new office, he makes bold moves to protect the Yellowstone from his opponents. (Repeat).

The bunkhouse and the Duttons enjoy the Governor's ball. (Repeat).

Beth heads to Salt Lake City to take care of unfinished business. A trap is set for Jamie. Kayce makes an important decision for his family. Rainwater deals with mounting pressure.. (Repeat).

John makes swift changes at the Capitol, and later gets some advice from Senator Perry. The venom between Jamie and Beth reaches a boiling point. Rip updates John on his solution to the wolves, and the Yellowstone cowboys brand calves. (Repeat).

John tells Clara to cancel his Capitol meetings to brand cattle with the Yellowstone cowboys. Beth's disdain for a perceived rival reaches a boiling point. (Repeat).

The Duttons and the Yellowstone enjoy an almost perfect day branding cattle. Montana gets an unexpected visitor from outside. Sarah continues to sink her teeth into Jamie. Rainwater deals with a challenger from within. (Repeat).

John deals with a problem with his herd; Senator Perry delivers news to Rainwater; Jamie and Sarah plan their next move; The entire Yellowstone enjoys a rare evening of fun together; Beth discusses a new business plan with the ranch in mind. (Repeat).

Jamie goes through with his plan; John has a request for Monica and lends support to an unexpected friend; The Yellowstone cowboys embark on a big change; A flashback reveals a source of Rip's loyalty. (Repeat).

Jon Taffer attempts to rescue a bar in Tucson, Arizona, whose owner has let the bar fall into disrepair despite the efforts of her skilled staff. (Repeat).

Jon Taffer tries to help a struggling married couple save their karaoke bar in downtown Las Vegas and get back on track with their goals to start a family. (Repeat).

Nightlife expert Jon Taffer counts down his ten toughest rescues from the first three seasons of Bar Rescue. (Repeat).

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Jon counsels the customer-turned-owner of a troubled Boston bar. (Repeat).

Two siblings get help with their failing New England bar, which features a rickety mechanical bull. (Repeat).

Efforts to turn around a Las Vegas motor-sports bar staffed by busty women include the creation of a new, classier concept. (Repeat).

A historic bar and BBQ joint in Youngstown, Ohio, needs help addressing its feuding ownership. (Repeat).

Jon helps a father and son run their bar more efficiently after the son fails to act as bar manager and the father struggles to run the day-to-day operations. (Repeat).

A bar faces a shutdown due to unsafe renovations from its rookie owner, leaving Jon to bring it up to code before city officials are forced to intervene. (Repeat).

A son takes over the failing family business and must battle his belligerent father, a volatile cook, and a filthy kitchen before Jon Taffer shuts it all down. (Repeat).

Jon tries to help an owner who is unable to take control of her own bar and explosive chef due to her crippling fear of failure and change. (Repeat).

Jon Taffer embarks on a cross-country tour of the worst drinking establishments in America. Bad drinks, wild staffs and wasted owners conspire against him and his experts as they give failing businesses one last shot at success. (Repeat).

Alan and Lyndsey's mothers meet for the first time; Jake and Eldridge want Walden to drive them to a party. (Repeat).

Walden tells Zoey his new business partner is his ex-wife, Bridget; Alan and Lyndsey struggle to get used to their mothers' relationship. (Repeat).

Judith's wedding approaches and Alan prepares Jake for the event. Meanwhile, Charlie continues his romance with Myra (Judy Greer), Herb's sister. Shannon: Deirdre Lovejoy. Tailor: Avner Garbi. Minister: Bob Rumnock. (Repeat).

Alan befriends a single gay father (Matt Roth), which prompts Alan and Charlie to reexamine their sexual identities. Meanwhile, Jake develops a crush on the man's daughter (Kay Panabaker). Dr. Freeman: Jayne Lynch. (Repeat).

Charlie takes Jake to the track, where Jake comes into some serious winnings. Meanwhile, Alan is stuck at the Department of Motor Vehicles. Petey: Joel Murray. Lena: Andrea Savage. Jeanie: Nadine Ellis. (Repeat).

A handyman (Enrique Iglesias) working at the house steals Charlie's latest lover. Chloe: Rachel Cannon. (Repeat).

As the fourth season ends, Alan and Charlie's father issues surface when Evelyn's new boyfriend (Robert Wagner) befriends them and takes them to Vegas on his private jet. Hugo: Mike Connors. Rapper: Ian "Blaze" Kelly. Referee: Bob Rusch. Tiffany: Jacqueline Lord. (Repeat).

Alan and Charlie do their best to get Jake ready for his first day of junior high, but they end up doing more harm than good. Mike: Brian Turk. Julie: Monica Young. Dr. Pranjeep: Kris Iyer. (Repeat).