Damn, had 55 unread posts because I couldn't watch until tonight, and I was so excited to come check out the good conversation. All I get is people *****ing about how bad the show is. I swear, y'all could eff up a wet dream.
***Yellowstone Season 4***
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While there are good parts you can't say this has been a great season. We're 6/10 in and the last episode felt like it was just wasted. They cant do much with 4 episodes.
I didn't say it was bad. Actually, it's still better than most crap out there right now. I just don't think it has lived up to most people's expectations. Think about the end of last season or the first episode this season. I feel like the show has dipped and stayed well below what it could be. Maybe that's just me though.
texags08 said:
Damn, had 55 unread posts because I couldn't watch until tonight, and I was so excited to come check out the good conversation. All I get is people *****ing about how bad the show is. I swear, y'all could eff up a wet dream.
People take the show too literally. Just enjoy it for what it is.
Lex said:
I think RIP was against it too because John is still sore and not fully healed himself.
You're such a chick.
That had nothing to do with Rip asking him to let him do it himself.
I still enjoy the show but I agree it's gotten really disjointed this season. I wonder how much has to do with Sheridan doing too much at once. Yellowstone, 1883, Mayor of Kingstown…makes for a really full plate. Everything is way too superficial, bits and pieces of tons storylines and nothing real deep.
My favorites parts of the show right now are Jimmy at the 6666, feels like a treat to get away from the rest of the cast for those few minutes each episode.
My favorites parts of the show right now are Jimmy at the 6666, feels like a treat to get away from the rest of the cast for those few minutes each episode.
I love how Jimmy seem to really enjoy his first chicken fried steak
that CFS plate looked amazing.wbt5845 said:
I love how Jimmy seem to really enjoy his first chicken fried steak
This also has not been my favorite season, but I still enjoy Yellowstone more than the Netflix film the Power of the Dog which just drug along.ODraconianDevil said:
This show has 14 irons in the fire and we're only seeing about 1.5 of them each episode. Really frustratingly slow development. We get ambiguous 30-second glimpses of what should be the primary storylines, but spend half an episode on a bunkhouse conflict that's been hashed and rehashed 4 times at this point.
I'm kind of surprised they've followed Jimmy as long as they have. I figured he'd move down there, that'd be that, and it'd be the spin off of the new show. Wonder how long they'll keep following him.wbt5845 said:
I love how Jimmy seem to really enjoy his first chicken fried steak
Why break his hand? Now he really can't work? Or will it be magically healed like every other injury on this show!
htxag09 said:I'm kind of surprised they've followed Jimmy as long as they have. I figured he'd move down there, that'd be that, and it'd be the spin off of the new show. Wonder how long they'll keep following him.wbt5845 said:
I love how Jimmy seem to really enjoy his first chicken fried steak
I'm sure we will follow him the rest of this season and there will be some kind of cliffhanger or lead in to the 6666 series at the end.
Visit Taylorworld, ride the roller coasters, stay in a Dutton cabin and do the half-day 1883 experience...all coming to Guthrie in spring 2030!
I'm like most on here. Still really like the show but this season has not lived up to expectations. Probably because expectations were sky high.
I also think that they did a great job of character development over 3 seasons only to have them do a lot of out-of-character stuff this season. Seems like they may have been struggling for storylines and compromised the characters as a result.
I also think that they did a great job of character development over 3 seasons only to have them do a lot of out-of-character stuff this season. Seems like they may have been struggling for storylines and compromised the characters as a result.
Bunk Moreland said:
Visit Taylorworld, ride the roller coasters, stay in a Dutton cabin and do the half-day 1883 experience...all coming to Guthrie in spring 2030!
The expectations were incredibly high. And I agree with others that there needs to be a prominent antagonist. All those coordinated hits and by the second episode, it's barely part of the storyline. And now it's a peripheral storyline between Jamie and his dad.
That said, I still really look forward to the show every Sunday.
That said, I still really look forward to the show every Sunday.
Guys, it's the long con. They are setting up for another cliffhanger.
Goodson said:
Hope they don't just dismiss without addressing the Teeter/branding thing.
The brand was such a big deal to John that the "hired gun" from last season paid for it with his life.
Yet Teeter just walks -- with back/severance pay when John decides "the gals have gotta go?"
Consistency ... thou art a virtue ... that should not be lost due to poor writing/plot line building.
Well if you are worried about poor writing the entire ranch preservation ordeal could be taken care of overnight with a conservation easement through a land trust such as Montana Land Reliance. The Duttons keep title to their land and restrict development of their land according to their management goals. Of course, the show would have been over after one or two episodes had Beth or Jamey been smart enough to advise John of this fact.
I still say John gives the land to his grandson. They will find a way for him being half-Native American to make it untouchable. That will accommodate the Dutton and Rainwater interests.
I laughed. That was good!
Tuna helper
Im looking for Ray Finkle.... and a clean pair of shorts. Im just a very big Finkle fan. This is my Graceland, sir.
gigemJTH12 said:that CFS plate looked amazing.wbt5845 said:
I love how Jimmy seem to really enjoy his first chicken fried steak
Right. I thought it was going to look like prison food when he was taking the foil off and then was like 'hot damn that looks legit'.
htxag09 said:I'm kind of surprised they've followed Jimmy as long as they have. I figured he'd move down there, that'd be that, and it'd be the spin off of the new show. Wonder how long they'll keep following him.wbt5845 said:
I love how Jimmy seem to really enjoy his first chicken fried steak
Definitely marketing for the new show. Want to hook you i to the story line there to ensure an audience transition. Smart tactic
While it's still has been a fun watch, I am slightly disappointed on the build up to the season (major drama/trauma) to going quickly to everything back to normal (normal for Yellowstone). Lloyd was an interesting twist but still fell short when we recently wondering who was going to make it or die during the attack. It's like Sheridan didn't want to disrupt the boat too much and keep it safe, which isn't what viewers want by the time season 4 rolls around.
Don't you try and use realistic logic in my man's soap opera.Canyon99 said:Goodson said:
Hope they don't just dismiss without addressing the Teeter/branding thing.
The brand was such a big deal to John that the "hired gun" from last season paid for it with his life.
Yet Teeter just walks -- with back/severance pay when John decides "the gals have gotta go?"
Consistency ... thou art a virtue ... that should not be lost due to poor writing/plot line building.
Well if you are worried about poor writing the entire ranch preservation ordeal could be taken care of overnight with a conservation easement through a land trust such as Montana Land Reliance. The Duttons keep title to their land and restrict development of their land according to their management goals. Of course, the show would have been over after one or two episodes had Beth or Jamey been smart enough to advise John of this fact.
I like that "John Dutton somehow convinces a vegetarian environmentalist, who is less than half his age, to bang him, while on his cattle ranch..." is way down the list of questionable plot twists and/or 'WTF is going on here' stuff.
John when he brings women onto his ranch:
Goose said:
I like that "John Dutton somehow convinces a vegetarian environmentalist, who is less than half his age, to bang him, while on his cattle ranch..." is way down the list of questionable plot twists and/or 'WTF is going on here' stuff.
This is called writing for a scene, not story. Was all set up to get that 'epic' Beth scene going after a woman that is 1) with her dad and 2) the opposite of everything she/they represent. Made zero sense for John to give 2 ****s about that woman at the protest.
I guess he thinks Piper is hot. One of those attracted to your enemy.Bunk Moreland said:Goose said:
I like that "John Dutton somehow convinces a vegetarian environmentalist, who is less than half his age, to bang him, while on his cattle ranch..." is way down the list of questionable plot twists and/or 'WTF is going on here' stuff.
This is called writing for a scene, not story. Was all set up to get that 'epic' Beth scene going after a woman that is 1) with her dad and 2) the opposite of everything she/they represent. Made zero sense for John to give 2 ****s about that woman at the protest.
Let's go ski-man!
she was hotter 15 years ago when Borden tied that knot too tight and she drowned in the tank.
Coyote UglyBunk Moreland said:
she was hotter 15 years ago when Borden tied that knot too tight and she drowned in the tank.
Bunk Moreland said:Goose said:
I like that "John Dutton somehow convinces a vegetarian environmentalist, who is less than half his age, to bang him, while on his cattle ranch..." is way down the list of questionable plot twists and/or 'WTF is going on here' stuff.
This is called writing for a scene, not story. Was all set up to get that 'epic' Beth scene going after a woman that is 1) with her dad and 2) the opposite of everything she/they represent. Made zero sense for John to give 2 ****s about that woman at the protest.
This was one of the plot lines I was thinking of when I commented that several characters are acting, well, out of character. Everything about this was out of character-from bailing her out of jail to leaving her in the middle of nowhere to walk.
And didn't Beth tell him to get some literally the episode before and when he does, she immediately wants to stab her in the heart?
Yes. I'm getting Beth fatigue. I still like the show but there is nothing wrong with saying it's probably jumped the shark at this point. Tater and the brand thing didn't sit well either. I think it's been said already but I don't think they expected for the show to go this long and now the writing isn't as good anymore. Either way, I still like it and will tune in each week.
Yellowstone is new Walking Dead?
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