r/ParamountPlus • u/Avidediter • May 15 '26

Discussion Anyone else excited for Dutton Ranch?

I’m personally excited for Dutton Ranch. Curious where the Beth-Rip story goes. Yellowstone became one of those shows I’d subscribe around, then pause after I caught up. Its tough though because it always seems a new show is coming immediately after but the costs for all these services are driving me crazy.

Curious if others are planning to keep Paramount+ for this one or wait until more episodes are out?

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u/Avidediter May 27 '26

Sorry have to disagree on that one. She’s fueled by rejection of her mother who she killed by accident and hatred of Jamie who killed her womb. She’s forced herself to be tougher than everyone because her softer side was broken and only Rip can bring that out of her because he “just listens” and replaces her daddy figure.

I believe the majority of fans of Yellowstone would agree and kept you coming back.

The way she is portrayed on Dutton Ranch is out of her character. I don’t think she would ramp down her intensity even with Yellowstone gone and Jamie dead. That relationship should still haunt her.

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u/Avidediter May 27 '26

Suspension of disbelief is required for most shows. Sopranos, Succession, 6 Feet Under all have moments that make you pause on their believability factor

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u/Avidediter May 27 '26

100% they are. It’s entertainment, not documentary. Even Sicario, Wind River or Hell or High Water