Pictures from: "Dude, Where's My Horse? (Part II)"
The days on the ranch for the gang are becoming less work and more fun. Everyone's cowboy skills are becoming fine-tuned in time for the big drive at the end of the week. However, Tommy is not having the same success as his peers. In fact, you could almost say he turns out to be a lousy cowboy, and he'd agree with that assessment. He tries not to let his cowboy skills ruin his friend's fun, though. Tommy almost decides not to go along on the drive, but a talk with his grandpa changes his mind and he goes along for the ride. It turns out that the gang won't be driving cattle, like they originally thought, but rather ostriches. Angelica's hatched chick turns out to be an ostrich, too, which she finds quite strange at first.
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Angelica finally warms up to "Reject" - the name she gave the baby ostrich before she had feelings for it.
Lil, Chuckie, and Susie all boast about their experience with horses, while Tommy just looks plain miserable.
Dil says, "Draw." Both Phil and Dil point some of Kimi's egg rolls at each other (in the shape of guns).
One of the funniest scenes in "Dude, Where's my Horse?" involve a classic western-style duel between Phil and Dil.
Phil and Dil are playing cards. When Phil asks Dil if he has any aces. Dil says, "Go Fish."
Lil breaks up the "duel" by saying Kimi's egg rolls could explode on impact and her clothes would permanently stink.
Susie borrows one of Angelica's jackets so she can fit right in and go cow tipping.
Next, Phil accuses Dil of being a liar, since he just gave Dil an ace a few minutes ago.
Phil and Dil knock over the table they were playing on and prepare to "draw" their weapons.
Chuckie confronts Tommy about his recent behavior and asks Tommy if he wants any help with the horse training.
Last Update: August 17, 2005.
It's another day with the horses, meaning it's another day of displaying Tommy's lame skills as a cowboy.
Little Red breaks the news to Susie about there being no such thing as cow tipping - that it's an urban legend.
Grandpa Lou has a talk with Tommy about his plans on skipping the cattle drive.
Lou's talk did wonders, as now Tommy is prepared to go on the drive with the rest of the gang.
Needless to say, the gang is quite surprised to learn that they'll be driving a bunch of ostriches to Red's sisters.
Little Red is disappointed to learn that Angelica would rather go back to the city than spend another week on the ranch.
Tommy's horse bumps into Angelica, which causes Reject and Angelica both to nearly topple over a cliff.
Lil is rather embarrassed by Phil's rendition of "Home on the Range," which makes her reply, "I don't know you."
The gang is shocked once they realize that they have to lead the ostrich drive by themselves.
Dil says that as long as he can remember, Tommy has always been the leader, and that he should lead the drive.
