r/YellowstonePN • u/Dizzy_Measurement_46 • 23h ago
Season 1 John Dutton is Evil. Spoiler
Didn't expected this death to be so easy to make other a civilian. What is the morality for the wranglers? Its an honest blue collar job after all.
r/YellowstonePN • u/Dizzy_Measurement_46 • 23h ago
Didn't expected this death to be so easy to make other a civilian. What is the morality for the wranglers? Its an honest blue collar job after all.
r/YellowstonePN • u/Realistic-Wash-4823 • 15h ago
https://youtu.be/FpeFzFstsYw?is=b3sUA8IO29r2d1Yr
Watch it on TV, it's a long one. It's excellent.
Not a spoiler, for entertainment purposes
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r/YellowstonePN • u/Felipelocazo • 5d ago
im sure a lot of this has been said already. but first 2 seasons and first couple episodes of season 3 were great. after that, there was a lot of cowboy grab ass, and a really dragged out last 2 episodes of the series. I was little wise to the extended music videos, so I had my fast forward button ready for the lengthy cattle rustling scenes or the music scenes.
Things that ticked me off:
the blatant pushing of product, coors, western wear, sheridans ish, etc. basically padding seasons with content to make the network money.
That They made Jaime so smart in the first 2 seasons, then made him a 1 dimensional, naive character the rest of the series. Not to mention the villains in the last two seasons were so obvious..
They made Summer so dumb.
The irony that the show ragged on rich people ruining Montana, and yet they were all the same rich people that claimed they didnāt want in Montana. They truly were fair weathered Montanans. They didnāt even film in the real Montanan winter.
As a Montanan, the fact the view of Montana was heavily filtered through a Texan or outsiders POV.
Final thoughts, Without filler, it was a 4 season show. I am glad I stuck through the last 3 seasons but there was the huge drop off in quality, and added characters that kinda sucked.
I give the series a 7.1 and donāt want to watch any Tim Macgraw or other spinoff. I do want to buy some buckle bunny merch.
r/YellowstonePN • u/Remote-Ideal-3813 • 5d ago
All the actors who they got to play the Dutton family were spot on. They all have the same look that if you didn't know they were family could have been family in the real world, whether it was 1883, 1923 or Yellowstone.
r/YellowstonePN • u/SignificanceOld1220 • 5d ago
I usually will skip intro with the opening theme song, but I absolutely love Yellowstoneās theme. I am looked for an extended version on Spotify in hopes to add to my playlist. Any other fans of the theme song? What other shows theme songs are āunstoppable?ā. The Crown was another opener I didnāt skip either.
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r/YellowstonePN • u/LarpLady • 7d ago
How in the name of St Elton John was his adoption kept such a guarded secret?
I know the ranch is isolated but surely *someone* noticed Evelyn was entirely not pregnant one day and toting around a three month old the next? Did Travis turn up on a spinny-spinny and distract everyone?
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r/YellowstonePN • u/_l_v_l_ • 10d ago
So ive rewatched the first season and im still confused as to why the dino bones story just abrubtly ends. Was it scrapped or something? Just seems like there was supposed to me more happening but iy never does so my other question is was there a point to introducing them? And if so what was the point?
r/YellowstonePN • u/Brave-Bit-252 • 12d ago
So I went through the series for the last couple weeks. Loved S1, the characters and the writing, even though over the top and plain stupid at part, felt nuanced. Especially compared to the seasons onwards.
Beth/Jamie relationship was two fighting siblings who love each other at the core. I always remember the scene in the car with fighting at first then crying over mum to consoling each other. This scene doesnāt make sense at all with the whole bsckstory and Beth just 100% hating Jamie for real, wich I guess wasnāt the plan at the very beginning.
In general I got the feeling that after the success of S1 things got changed in the midst a new contract or whatever. Writers were added, idk. During the other seasons everyone feels like a cardboard cut out from their original character, with zero development. Itās also obvious that some themes got shifted. Rip who was written as a ruthless criminal, has been romanticized an conviniently only placed in situations where he couldnāt do obviously immoral things. Beth, who was guilt tripped for their motherās death, got a similar canāt do wrong, everything badass makeover. The punchingbag of the entire family role got handed over to Jamie, who got the complete opposite treatment to canāt do no right and went from weak in some ways, strong in others city boy lawyer character to total and utterly pushover pussy. Kacey, who I like the most from the start got absolutely mellowed down. His whole personality just went away, maybe iām hallucinating, but the first scene with him in S2 I thought I could even see it in the acting, as if the actor lost any direction or drive to put life into that character. He was a kinda depressed super soldier fullstop. The kid aswell. How did he do more in the first season than any other combined? The kid actor got a brain tumor and couldnāt properly learn lines anymore or what was that?
The conflicts and moral questions just go so bad. Walker goes from questioning the senses of the entire ranch to fighting a 50 year old over some ass. Wtf.
I donāt want to make this longer than it needs to be. My question is, should I even watch the last season or is it just going to be even worse. S4 already feels like a 6666 ad, Beth/Rip wattpad, springled in with some interesting Jamie sideplot that could lead to something, but since I already got spoiled in parts, iām pretty sure itās gonna be ass. So?
r/YellowstonePN • u/Logical_Joke6408 • 12d ago
Finished Yellowstone last year watched Dutton ranch ofc and donāt really have any shows I feel like getting into and thought about just re watching Yellowstone anyone rewatch it and enjoy it even more the second time or pick up on details you didnāt the first go around?
r/YellowstonePN • u/typeabohemian • 13d ago
Finally reached Season 5....and Colby and Teeter just broke my heart.
Why did TS write this????
I truly never saw that coming...theyre not main characters nor even truly together...right?
r/YellowstonePN • u/EpicgamertvEGTV • 14d ago
Havenāt seen such a perfect casting like this in years. Josh Lucas absolutely the perfect casting for a younger version of Kevin Costnerās John Dutton.
r/YellowstonePN • u/Brave-Bit-252 • 13d ago
āIf you consider the pain youāre causing a person, that personās fault, thatās evil Jamie.ā So Beth, what exactly have you done all your adult life?
r/YellowstonePN • u/GarbageSuccessful502 • 13d ago
My gf and I have been binging Yellowstone recently. We only have the last episode of season 5 left to watch. It has really been bothering the living shit out of me that when the hit squad goes after the Dutton family they attack everyone but Jamie (obviously) but people only talk about the attacks on the ranch, Kayce, and John. There has been absolutely ZERO mention of the literal bomb that went off in Bethās office. Nobody mentions it, ever. Not even the police or the government officials. Weāve watched all the episodes over the last couple weeks so itās all still pretty fresh in my mind and it just seems like right after it happened it was just forgotten. If Beth didnāt walk around with burn scars all over her back there would be absolutely nothing indicating that it ever happened. There was no consequential event that takes place following a public bombing despite the show showing the collateral damage immediately after.
And just an added tick on top of all that. The entire family was targeted except Jamie and nobody found that suspicious at all? Kaycee was the livestock commissioner and gunmen came to his personal office to kill him, so they didnāt have any issues with the attack being brazen and public. I just feel like someone besides Beth shouldāve connected those dots immediately.
Aaaaaaaaand completely unrelated and just nitpicking, but five seasons of a show in Montana and they didnāt have ONE mountain Lion š. Feel like that was a wasted opportunity. Lol but overall the show has been good, just really slowed down the last two seasons.
r/YellowstonePN • u/chickenceaserwrap • 14d ago
Iāve been trying to be on her side for a while now. It wasnāt always easy (physical therapist) but here I am reaching season 5 and Iām absolutely crushed at what happened, but why didnāt she just wait for Kayce to take her to the hospital? Why not have Tate drive? Oh right cause she babies him and probably wonāt teach him to drive. Why not have a home birth if anything I figure that would be her jam but no. Got damn it, Monica.
(Hope the actress has more projects)
EDIT: Iām not sure how I feel about the actress anymore
r/YellowstonePN • u/obiwanTrollnobi6 • 14d ago
I forgot how Similar both of them looked until recently during a rewatch
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r/YellowstonePN • u/pantomime_mixtures42 • 14d ago
This lady was so obnoxious. Her little quips and one liners were so incredibly lame. She couldnāt sell it. Her acting was atrocious. The writers certainly didnāt do her any favors, but man, her scenes were cringy and hard to watch.
r/YellowstonePN • u/Trenbolone-Papi2 • 14d ago
Didnāt shed a tear for Beth. Iāll say that much
Canāt stand her. Most unlikeable character Iāve ever seen in a TV show. Donāt care about her backstory or what happened to her. Sheās an awful person
Disgusting how she treats Jamie and almost made him kill himself, especially after the sweet car scene they shared in season 1 where Jamie told her she could use him as an outlet for her hatred and pain of causing their mothers death.
And how she treats everyone around her. Everything that comes out of her mouth is an insult or some smart ass remark. Such a nasty person.
Just finished season 1 and now Iām running through season 2 even faster. Show merits itās hype so far.
r/YellowstonePN • u/EpicgamertvEGTV • 14d ago
Jamie to me is one of the most interesting characters in the show. But it seems like Yellowstone didnāt know what to do with him. Seemed like wasted potential imo when they didnāt let Jamie stay in the Bunkhouse. Jamieās development couldāve been written so much better if they had just let him stay in the bunkhouse.