Relatively Famous: Ranch Rules - Season 1
Season 1
Episodes
Who's Your Daddy?
Eight celebrity offspring live and work as ranch hands in Colorado, hoping to prove that they are more than their famous last names.
Having a Cow
The new ranch hands impatiently await a new arrival to the ranch, while Ebie and Myles struggle to get in the saddle.
If the Horseshoe Fits
The ranch hands are tasked with re-shoeing their horses and put their own spin on the job; a health scare makes Ebie question if she is cut out for ranch life; Hana and Austin's growing chemistry takes a turn when Harry throws his 2 cents in the mix.
Inconceivable
When breeding season begins, it's up to the bunkmates to help the cattle conceive, but as the reopening of Saddleback Ranch approaches, not everyone can handle the mounting pressure.
Hog-ties and Hot Springs
The ranchers try to get back in the saddle after a tough setback, while Austin goes on a date with Hana and things quickly heat up.
Cattle Drive-rs Ed
An overnight practice cattle drive pushes everyone to their breaking points as the ranchers brave the elements, injuries, and wardrobe malfunctions.
Camp Hollywood
Harry and Austin's rivalry hits a breaking point; the ranchers bond over their secret struggles; owners Jerad and Justin realize they have more in common with the ranchers than meets the eye; Austin and Hana take their relationship to the next level.
Two Stepping Into Trouble
Austin and Hana struggle to navigate their emotions; with only days before the grand reopening, the ranchers are put to the test to determine which jobs they'll be in charge of; Austin two-steps his way out of line.
The Grand Re-Opening
The Saddleback Ranch grand reopening kicks off with the roommates reeling after Austin and Hana's confrontation; Ebie takes guests on a harrowing wagon ride; Jasmin and Tay run the trail ride solo; the ranchers welcome guests back on the ranch.
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