The Ranch Boy the Mafia Family Regretted Losing
28 Episodes
Episode 21
At eighteen, Jack returns to New York and is met with contempt by the mafia family that should have claimed him. To them, he looks like only a rough hand from Montana. But they have no idea who shaped him: Don Vincent, the real godfather of America. Jack answers disrespect with resolve, settles every score, and leaves the city behind for Montana—where a father who still loves him waits. The heir they pushed away was the one they needed most.
Episode 22
At eighteen, Jack returns to New York and is met with contempt by the mafia family that should have claimed him. To them, he looks like only a rough hand from Montana. But they have no idea who shaped him: Don Vincent, the real godfather of America. Jack answers disrespect with resolve, settles every score, and leaves the city behind for Montana—where a father who still loves him waits. The heir they pushed away was the one they needed most.
Episode 23
At eighteen, Jack returns to New York and is met with contempt by the mafia family that should have claimed him. To them, he looks like only a rough hand from Montana. But they have no idea who shaped him: Don Vincent, the real godfather of America. Jack answers disrespect with resolve, settles every score, and leaves the city behind for Montana—where a father who still loves him waits. The heir they pushed away was the one they needed most.
Episode 24
At eighteen, Jack returns to New York and is met with contempt by the mafia family that should have claimed him. To them, he looks like only a rough hand from Montana. But they have no idea who shaped him: Don Vincent, the real godfather of America. Jack answers disrespect with resolve, settles every score, and leaves the city behind for Montana—where a father who still loves him waits. The heir they pushed away was the one they needed most.
Episode 25
At eighteen, Jack returns to New York and is met with contempt by the mafia family that should have claimed him. To them, he looks like only a rough hand from Montana. But they have no idea who shaped him: Don Vincent, the real godfather of America. Jack answers disrespect with resolve, settles every score, and leaves the city behind for Montana—where a father who still loves him waits. The heir they pushed away was the one they needed most.
Episode 26
At eighteen, Jack returns to New York and is met with contempt by the mafia family that should have claimed him. To them, he looks like only a rough hand from Montana. But they have no idea who shaped him: Don Vincent, the real godfather of America. Jack answers disrespect with resolve, settles every score, and leaves the city behind for Montana—where a father who still loves him waits. The heir they pushed away was the one they needed most.
Episode 27
At eighteen, Jack returns to New York and is met with contempt by the mafia family that should have claimed him. To them, he looks like only a rough hand from Montana. But they have no idea who shaped him: Don Vincent, the real godfather of America. Jack answers disrespect with resolve, settles every score, and leaves the city behind for Montana—where a father who still loves him waits. The heir they pushed away was the one they needed most.
Episode 28
At eighteen, Jack returns to New York and is met with contempt by the mafia family that should have claimed him. To them, he looks like only a rough hand from Montana. But they have no idea who shaped him: Don Vincent, the real godfather of America. Jack answers disrespect with resolve, settles every score, and leaves the city behind for Montana—where a father who still loves him waits. The heir they pushed away was the one they needed most.
