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Netflix has renewed "The Ranch" for Part seven and 8 this fall and has just recently released Part seven, as the Bennett family deals with more bug, more drama, and more lies. The Ranch Part 7 Review: Who pulled the trigger?

If you're a fan of The Ranch and have not seen Part 7 on Netflix. I propose not reading any further, as this might contain spoilers, which will ruin the side by side 300 minutes of bing-watching.

Part half-dozen of this series left off with Abby (Elisha Cuthbert) telling Colt (Ashton Kutcher) that she thinks that they should become separated, due to Filly's continuous lying, most recently about not selling his herd for a large sum of coin.

Throughout Part vii, Filly attempts to give Abby her infinite equally he tries to win back her trust. However, due to Abby taking her time. Colt becomes frustrated, resulting in a rather mutual shouting match between the two on multiple occasions, as Colt feels he isn't getting plenty fourth dimension with their girl, Peyton.

With Abby and Peyton living at her parent's house. Colt resides in his unfinished and unbuilt ranch, where he tin catch a unmarried intermission, as he holds on for dear life, trying to pry his ranch away from Lisa Newman and Newman's Colina.

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In other storylines, Beau Bennett (Sam Elliott) continues to spend much fourth dimension with Joanne (Kathy Bakery) as the two slowly appear to fall in love.

Mary (Megyn Price) runs off with Filly'southward cousin, Luke Matthews (Dax Shephard), as the two share similar grievances towards the Bennett's at the end of Part 6, with the two running off and getting married in Las Vegas, resulting in Mary overdosing, as she continues her battle with drug abuse.

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As Office 7 progresses, Mary's drug habit becomes more severe, with Luke trying his best to take her to rehab, while she insists she doesn't have a problem. Mary then asks Luke for a grand dollars as she is half-dozen months overdue on her house hire, where her daughters and grandchildren reside.

Luke gives Mary's daughter, Heather (Kelli Goss) the money. Having a lack of trust in Mary with her issues, to make certain that it pays for the mortgage. But before Heather can pay for the mortgage, Mary deposits the money and uses it for more drugs (shocker).

Mary'southward entire family then gets evicted from their home. As Heather and Luke attempt to discover a missing Mary who ran off with the money and Heather's car. The 2 would find Mary through the police, as Heather would report her car stolen.

Locked in a jail cell, Heather and Luke tell Mary that they won't be bailing her out. Equally a few nights in prison might practise her some good at getting clean. This results in Mary lashing out, and calling her ex-husband, Nick (Josh Burrow), who returns after making quite an impact earlier during the serial.

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Similar many of you, Ranch fans know. Nick is blamed heavily for the death of Filly's brother, Rooster (Danny Masterson) who was killed off in a supposed motorcycle accident, though, nobody was found, as Netflix gives themselves a loophole, in instance Masterson returns to the set up.

Danny Masterson played the role of Rooster for Parts 1-four, before getting fired from the fix, due to sudden rape allegations being brought upwards in Leah Remini'south "Scientology and The Aftermath".

With Nick back in the picture. Mary's drug addiction takes a turn for the worse, as she becomes addicted to one the most mortiferous drugs on the planet, heroin, resulting in her stealing Luke's truck for more of the fizz.

Back at Atomic number 26 River, Beau and Joanne get married. As Colt and Abby'southward relationship continues to boil over, resulting in two exchanging divorce papers in Part seven's last ii episodes, every bit Filly continues to make questionable decisions.

Lisa Newman, Owner of Newman'due south Colina, proceeds to build a dam that cuts off the water supply for three ranches, including Colt'south, to gather more than h2o for her herd.

Colt, who without water supply, will ultimately become out of commission, gain to blow up the damn, illegally, to bring water back to him and his neighbors' streams.

Newman discovers that Filly had destroyed the damn with surveillance footage at the scene, giving Filly an ultimatum, of selling the ranch to Newman's Hill or being locked in prison for breaking the police force.

Colt is treated as a hero past by and large anybody in Garrison for his attack on Newman'southward Hill (except for Beau, who couldn't be angrier) and believe that if he stepped upwards confronting Newman, that he could win their potential court trial.

With that in mind. Colt tells Lisa that he'southward gonna fight for his community and not hand over his ranch, leading to Newman throwing the one-time quarterback in jail.

With Filly spending the dark in Garrison prison. Beau pays Lisa a visit, telling her that he'll sell her Fe River to drib the charges confronting Colt.

With Colt now out of prison house. He proceeds to stand up to Lisa Newman and Newman'due south Hill by joining forces with his other neighbors to sell their herd every bit a commonage unit in a deal with Outback Steakhouse, to spite Newman's Colina.

With the deal in place. Beau and Joanne (who at present has Alzheimer'south disease) as happy as can exist for the moment. Colt and Fellow seemingly in a good place. Abby gathers the crew together to tell them that Nick is back in boondocks.

Young man tells the crew that the last time he saw Nick. He told him to never step back in this town, with Boyfriend grabbing his shotgun and heading for the door.

With Beau seemingly on his fashion to impale Rooster'southward assumed murderer. Filly and Luke also brand a break for Nick's trailer parked dwelling house. With both, Abby and Joanne pleaded them to stay put.

In the last scene of Function 7, Nick returns to his trailer park, where he is greeted within by an unknown character. Where you can here Nick shouting, "The fuck are you doing here?!" before multiple gunshots are heard from inside the home, equally the screen fades to black.

Potential Theories

Swain Shot Nick

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The most plausible caption to this murder mystery is that Beau shot Nick, considering Beau was the only man in the closing scenes seen with a weapon in manus.

Beau killing Nick would make perfect sense. However, expect Netflix to take a shocking twist, as Fellow may show upward at Nick's trailer with him already deceased.

Filly Shot Nick

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This option would bring the former first quarterback much-needed closure. As Colt had ever blamed Nick for his brother, Rooster's murder.

Filly was seen sneaking out of Iron River earlier the endmost scene. In the route of Nick's trailer aslope his begetter, Swain, and cousin, Luke.

However, despite Filly beingness another plausible culprit. Expect for Netflix to outsmart their fans on this 1, setting up a major twist.

Mary Shot Nick

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This would cause more than of a shocking twist. With Mary currently continuing beside her ex-married man, Nick, later relapsing on drugs. Near notably, Heroin, before the last episode in Part seven.

Mary shooting Nick gives the addict an escape road. Equally she is shown fearing her pitter-patter ex-married man in the season finale in the local chemist's shop when talking to Abby.

Though this is also an selection that would work perfectly. The biggest wild menu for Netflix relies on a character that has been waiting to return for nearly 3 seasons.

Rooster Returns and Shoots Nick

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Ever since his causeless death in Office 4, Jameson "Rooster" Bennett has been the about talked-about character betwixt family members. E'er referring to by Rooster stories to have a express mirth.

However, despite being killed off the series due to off-photographic camera allegations, causing Danny Masterson's release. Netflix used a loophole with Masterson. In killing him off in a manner where they could potentially bring him back if everything worked itself out.

Rooster was said to have driven off the side of the highway on his motorbike, however, nobody was always found. The Bennett ultimately decided that the eldest son was dead, and held a memorial service in his laurels.

Though at the moment, Rooster is deceased. In that location is only a memory at Atomic number 26 River Ranch, a return from the prodigal son would make. Perfect sense for the story and perfect sense logically, given the circumstances of his storyline decease.

Exercise you desire Rooster to return in Part 8? Time volition tell if Danny Masterson is able to return. But, for at present, we can only speculate who pulled the trigger in the season finale. The Ranch Part 7 Review who pulled the trigger.