Billy Bob Thornton takes a unique approach to fixing his father’s ailments in the latest episode of Landman.

After T.L. (Sam Elliott) fell and was stranded in the pool, Tommy (Thornton) came up with an unorthodox way to help his 82-year-old dad — he stopped by a strip club.

He found Cheyenne (Francesca Xuereb), a performer at Rick’s Cabaret, counting up tips and ran an interesting business proposal by her. Describing T.L., Tommy said, “He’s 82 years old, and he’s ate-up with arthritis and all kinds of injuries, and he can barely get from one end of the couch to the other. Now, I figure, in your line of work, you probably got to stay pretty limber, right?”

Cheyenne said she’s in the gym “three hours a day,” which was just what Tommy wanted to hear, as he said, “So, essentially, you’re your own physical therapist.”

He then pulled out a wad of $100 bills, offered them to her, and asked, “Could you help my dad? Just show him some of your stretches to get him stronger?”

The deal would involve “no sex,” Tommy clarified, and she wouldn’t “have to wear high heels and a G-string or any of that,” but Cheyenne was confused as to why he wouldn’t just hire a real physical therapist.

“Well, because my pop is as stubborn as a jack mule, but he can’t say no to a pretty woman.”

Cheyenne eventually agreed to help T.L. — who she said “looks sad” but “seems sweet” after Tommy showed her a photo of him with Angela (Ali Larter) and Ainsley (Michelle Randolph) — for an hour twice a week.

“It’s a little odd, but it’s innocent,” Tommy admitted to the agreement. “And you can do it with your clothes on.”

Though Cheyenne said she likes “taking off my clothes,” and that certainly wasn’t an idea Tommy was against. “You can do it naked, I don’t give a s—.”

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The episode ended with Cheyenne’s first visit to T.L., and they did aquatherapy in the pool — he floated while she held onto him. “Everything feels better,” he told her. “Knees, hips — everything.”

He wasn’t sure what the rundown of their agreement was, and when he asked, she said, “T.L., I could do this all day,” and he said, “You have been, darling.”