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Fields, Ponds, and a Fortune of My Own 80s Full Episode
001
At a feed mill celebration Donald demands half the profits under a 30-year pact after the mill goes public. Shaun refuses, insults him and coworkers abandon an injured Donald, calling him useless and blaming his family for theft — a lie that once drove his wife and child away. Forced out and consumed by guilt, Donald collapses. He suddenly wakes up at the mill in 1988, disoriented and confronted by family and workers. The episode ends with him rushing forward and shouting, "Yolanda, Sharon, I'm back!"
002
At a family meal Aunt Jasmine mocks and hits young Sharon, who bursts into tears. Sharon's mother steps in, insisting 'Sharon is my daughter' and demands an apology, but relatives belittle the girl. The confrontation escalates when Yolanda faints after witnessing the abuse. Sharon denies fighting and someone accuses Aunt Jasmine of knocking Mom out. Donald shrugs, tells everyone to 'enjoy the dishes' and even suggests replacing Yolanda if she dies. The episode ends in a furious outburst—someone shouts 'Go f*ck yourselves!'—leaving Yolanda unconscious and the household split.
003
Donald erupts during a family meeting, overturning a table and demanding to split from the Chester family after being accused of siding with Jasmine. His mother berates him and warns he'll be ruined. Donald later collapses and wakes to learn Sharon was bullied; he swears he won't divorce, announces he has split from the Chesters, and vows to make amends for how Yolanda and Sharon were treated. When their mother faints from hunger, Donald heads out to find food, leaving Yolanda to care for her—trust fragile and the family's survival uncertain.
004
Donald runs out of rice and money and goes to the river to catch fish, but his net breaks. He meets Tig, a friend who moved back to the village after splitting with his brother. Tig pulls a bucket of unfamiliar creatures—crayfish—and sees a chance to make money selling them. Tig brings rice to Donald's home and feeds Sharon. After eating she suddenly cries out and they discover blisters on her skin. The episode ends with the household alarmed by the unexplained blisters, casting doubt on the safety of the food and the crayfish.
005
Sharon is burned and unconscious; family members urgently argue after someone blames Donald for ignoring her fever. Donald first refuses to pay and calls her useless, but the family insists and they take Sharon to the hospital. The doctor treats her, says she must stay days to avoid scarring, and also finds the wife malnourished. Fees stun them - initially $50, then Tig warns hospitalization will cost at least $100 - while Sharon begs to go home and Donald has only $4.25. Tig will get the papers and the wife says, "Let me worry about the money," leaving whether they can raise $100 unresolved.
006
At a butcher stall, Donald and Tig decide to use pork liver as bait to catch crayfish and start a business. Sophie confronts Tig for taking $15 from a chicken sale; Tig explains he used it to pay Donald's wife and daughter's hospital bills. Sophie demands Donald repay and mocks the idea, so Donald wagers that selling crayfish will succeed—if he loses he must forfeit his house. Donald quickly nets a bucket in 30 minutes and eyes Richmond Restaurant as a buyer. Someone suddenly calls, 'Donald!', leaving the wager and his home unresolved.
007
Donald has moved out and refuses his family's demand to return with Yolanda and Sharon. At a crowded showdown his mother publicly shames him and vows to cut him off. Relatives accuse Yolanda of manipulating Donald and blame her after a woman and a child are said to be hospitalized from mistreatment. Donald stands firm and refuses to rejoin the household. The confrontation escalates into threats of retaliation; the family, enraged and determined, heads to the hospital to confront Yolanda, leaving the fallout unresolved and Donald facing their next move.
008
A man bursts into Mr. Lister's eatery insisting crayfish can be delicious and asks to cook. Lister and the staff refuse, mocking crayfish, so the man challenges the house chef and guarantees success—or he'll pay ten free-range chickens. The boss reluctantly allows him to cook two styles. Although the dishes look unpromising, the staff taste them and are stunned: the crayfish outshine the kitchen's signature fare and even the boss admits defeat. As applause follows, Mr. Chester steps in to propose cooperation, turning the culinary win into a sudden business choice.
009
Mr. Lister arrives offering $20 to buy Mr. Chester’s spicy and garlic crayfish recipe. Chester balks; Lister ups it to $200 plus 50¢/lb but demands Chester sell crayfish only to him. Lister hints he can help in Richmond and, after Chester demands sincerity, accepts the exclusivity; Chester writes the recipe, sets delivery for three days, and departs for the hospital. At home, Sharon is fed when visitors reveal Donald plans to move back and has asked them to sell their little girl to buy feed-mill machines. The episode ends with the family reeling from that impossible demand.
010
At a hospital, a family explodes when Donald’s plan to sell Sharon to buy machines is exposed. Sharon’s mother refuses, insisting Sharon is her daughter, while children beg him not to abandon them. Shaun moves to seize Sharon and a physical struggle follows; relatives plead and point out the burn still on Sharon’s skin. Yolanda, fearing Sharon will be sent “back in hell,” threatens to jump with the child rather than surrender her. The episode ends in a desperate standoff—hands pulling and cries rising—as Sharon’s immediate safety remains unresolved.