Lawmen: Bass Reeves Recap 11/12/23: Season 1 Episode 2 Part 2

Lawmen: Bass Reeves Recap 11/12/23: Season 1 Episode 1 "Part 2"

Tonight on CBS their hit drama Lawmen: Bass Reeves starring David Oyelowo premieres with an all-new Sunday, November 12, 2023, episode and we have your Lawmen: Bass Reeves recap below. On tonight’s Lawmen: Bass Reeves Season 1, episode 2 called, “Part 2” as per the CBS synopsis,

“Bass and his family endure tough times on their farm. Bass gets a visit from the law and is faced with an interesting proposition.”

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In tonight’s Lawmen: Bass Reeves episode, he also found the master’s wife. Mistress Rachel had a feeling he’d come back. She told him that he didn’t have to fear the master anymore because her husband decided to go into politics. He was often away. Bass told her that he wasn’t coming back for good. He just wanted to know where Jenny was.

Rachel helped him to track down Jenny in Arkansas. It was revealed that Jenny became pregnant after their short time when he briefly returned with the master. And so Bass was reunited with both his wife as well as his toddler daughter, Sally.

Life was good after that. For a long time, it was good. Bass took on his former master’s surname of Reeves. He got to properly marry Jenny and raise a family. The family got to enjoy freedom only it came at a cost. They tried farming. They were forced to deal with a blight.

Jenny believed in patience and Bass kept trying to make it work. They probably would have kept on trying until they starved rather than return to their former masters. It was in their darkest hour that help came in 1875. Help was US Marshall Sheryl Lynn. He had a job offer for Bass.

Lynn was riding with another US Marshall when they were attacked. His partner died. Lynn needed backup before he could go marching through enemy territory and so he sought out Bass’s help. He heard that Bass was a great shot. He also offered to pay Bass for this one off.

Which the family desperately needed as they were about to have their fifth child. Bass agreed to help the lawman with this one job. They went searching for one man named One Charlie. They found a group of Native Americans that were targeting colonizers moving into their lands.

Lynn served his brand of justice with these men. Bass helped keep him alive long enough to do so. They also continued their hunt for One Charlie. Lynn tried to shoot his way through everything and eventually Bass had to save his skin again.

They were in the middle of Creek territory when Bass used his skill with the language to negotiate their way out of a tight spot with One Charlie’s cousin. He got them information on where One Charlie was. They later tracked the man down. He saw them coming and he tried to fight his way out of being surrounded.

Only Lynn was a crazy one. He threw a Molotov cocktail into One Charlie’s house. The man caught fire and came screaming out and so Bass killed him to put him out of his misery. Bass didn’t agree with Lynn’s methods. He felt there was a better way to handle the situation.

He only killed the man because he took pity on him. He also helped cauterize Lynn’s wounds because it was the right thing to do. He still punched the hell out of Lynn once it was said and done because he recognized the same cruelty that was in his master in Lynn.

Bass left Lynn alone after that. He no longer cared about the payday. He also went to One Charlie’s cousin to inform her of Charlie’s death. He firmly told her that One Charlie deserved a chance to be tried in court and that’s what he truly believed.

He returned home to find out his wife had bought a piano with the money she thought he’d earn from helping the lawman. Bass informed her that he hit another white man and that he didn’t think the money was ever coming because of it. And so Bass was back to trying to make his fields work when he saw Lynn riding to his farm with backup.

Bass sent his family into the house because he didn’t want them to see him get lynched. He was therefore surprised when Lynn said he was impressed by Bass and that he wanted to offer him a permanent position with the lawmen. Bass Reeves became one of the first black US Marshalls in history.

He got a fixed income to support his growing family and, while it came with its hassles, it was much better dealing with that than with his eldest daughter’s new suitor.

Sally was a curious teenager and she couldn’t wait to make her own way in life like her parents did.

THE END!

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