Baskets — Season 3
The Baskets family thought they were building something special: a thriving rodeo enterprise. But running a business turns out to be trickier than they imagined. Christine finds herself unexpectedly at the helm as President and CEO, despite knowing next to nothing about rodeos. Chip’s landed his first real job since Arby's, but mastering even basic tasks proves surprisingly challenging. And while Dale might actually have the experience to guide them, nobody—not his family, not the staff, and certainly not the horses—seems willing to take his advice.
Chip discovered the process of transferring a phone call.
Christine took a bite from a carrot.
Christine carries the celery.
A touch of the San Joaquin Valley's grounded spirit finds its way into Chip's clowning.
A new addition graces the landscape of Bakersfield: a frozen yogurt machine has arrived.
For Thanksgiving, Martha prepares a dish of tilapia.
At brunch, Christine and Martha settled into the gentle cascade of harp music.
In the quiet hush of the library, Chip noticed a figure huddled in the corner – someone without a home.
A shadow of disappointment crossed Chip's face as he acknowledged his own transformation into someone who embraced the artificiality of a Christmas tree.
The game of Hungry Hungry Hippos, a simple family pastime, concluded with an unforeseen and sorrowful turn of events.
