WMG / The Ranch (2016)

Pedro (Beau's former ranch hand who is mentioned but not seen) will appear at some point, and he'll be played by Wilmer Valderrama.

The show already features two alumni of That '70s Show, so why not a third?

• Confirmed, sort of. After Rooster is offered a job at a corporate ranch, Valderaama plays an employee who works for Ed. He also worked for Beau for ten years, but is named "Berto" or Umberto, not Pedro.

• Why not add Mila Kunis as another love interest for Colt while they're at it?

Beau will have a heart attack sometime soon, probably in the first season finale.

It's a common sitcom plot, Beau is being set up with high blood pressure, and Sam Elliott is also on Grace and Frankie. If the boys take over the ranch, Beau's role will be reduced, or they could kill him off.

• Sort of confirmed as of Part 4. Beau has a "cardiac episode."

Beau is autistic.

He is heavily resistant to change, has trouble communicating, is fixated on one particular thing (ranching), freezes up when hugged and is a picky eater.

• You seem to be describing the Grumpy Old Southerner stereotype

The gunshot heard at the end of Part 7 is Rooster.

All the Bennett men left within a few seconds of each other, so it couldn't have been one of them. It could be Rooster got ran off the road by Nick when he chased him out of town. Now he's back for revenge, or he faked his death to throw Nick off the scent. Either way it would be a nice way to write Danny Masterson back onto the show. Now that he's been cleared of the allegations against him. Netflix would be crazy to ignore the fan outcry to bring him back.

• Jossed. Turns out, it wasn't a Bennett at all.