But as part of the deal cut by Jaime in the S3 Finale, didn't the Yellowstone get a HUGE payout?
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https://www.cinemablend.com/television/2567169/yellowstone-6666-quick-things-we-know-about-the-spinoff-series
looks like Jimmy and Ryan Bingham are both going to the spin-off - was that already known for sure?
looks like Jimmy and Ryan Bingham are both going to the spin-off - was that already known for sure?
That was a lease, right? One I'm thinking that John wants to get out of.
I was just looking at that as well. It mentions about how the 6666 is involved with horses, so maybe that's a good theory.
Was really surprised that Roarke was eliminated so quickly. Expected a more protracted line -- rather than just a quick Rip encounter -- given his employment of John's hated former employee to stir the pot with John.
The actor has a bigger role in something else coming out soon and was unavailable.
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The actor has a bigger role in something else coming out soon and was unavailable.
I winder if the same thing happened with the CEO of market equities. Morning shoe got another season and her role got bigger. Maybe with the pandemic the schedules got too tough.
He hasn't bought anything yet.
Sheridan hasn't bought anything yet.
I'm wondering when we get to see Jamie's baby momma pop back up. I wouldn't think they would leave that plot line and not circle back to it at some point.
Also, the opening scene with the Indians…. I'm pretty sure they cow they killed and were "butchering" was already lying on the ground when the Duttons rode up. (Not to mention the one the Duttons left behind was a lighter tan color and the one on the ground was dark)
But I'm all in on watching. Just pointing out a few careless missed details.
Also, the opening scene with the Indians…. I'm pretty sure they cow they killed and were "butchering" was already lying on the ground when the Duttons rode up. (Not to mention the one the Duttons left behind was a lighter tan color and the one on the ground was dark)
But I'm all in on watching. Just pointing out a few careless missed details.
Walker mentioned he cowboyed at the 6666's in the first season when Rip recruited him out of jail.
Jealous of Sheridan. How much did that ranch cost?! 262k acres!!!
Jealous of Sheridan. How much did that ranch cost?! 262k acres!!!
You're saying the article isn't accurate?AgAE said:
He hasn't bought anything yet.
Yeah, won't happen if he keeps buying 2021 Ram trucks.agdaddy04 said:
Not when you realize he's (JD) trying to find someway to become solvent.
Might also be a giant Dodge commercial too….
article don't say specifically that he bought itQuote:You're saying the article isn't accurateQuote:
AgAE said:
He hasn't bought anything yet.
but the local rumor around here from actors, wranglers and staff from 1883 filming near Strawn is that the rights and ownership to the Brand including the type face may be up in the air and not as clear as one would think.Quote:
This week, according to unofficial-but-reported-everywhere sources, Sheridan found time to add another title to his already extremely hyphenated list of roles: he'll be the new owneror, at least, the face of the new ownership group
The coffee shop rumor mill says - things are on hold right now - they were on their way to start filming at the 6666 but the RV park to be built hadn't been started yet..... so they are detoured back to Weatherford and Silverado on the Brazos
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The buyer, or at least the face of the buying group is western storyteller Taylor Sheridan, a screenwriter and producer on such television shows and movies as Paramount Network's "Yellowstone" and "Hell or High Water." Sheridan, who grew up in Cranfills Gap, Texas, purchased the cattle, horses, equipment, furniture, brand, name and propertywhich is larger than the city of San Antoniofor an undisclosed amount, however it was originally listed for $347.7 million.
to me, that reads like the sale was completed.
I binged watched the first 3 seasons over the summer. I think what I've learned most about the show is it's a lot easier to not dwell on the inconsistencies when you immediately plow into the next episode. Going to be interesting watching this season while having a week to pick each episode apart.
agdaddy04 said:Quote:
The buyer, or at least the face of the buying group is western storyteller Taylor Sheridan, a screenwriter and producer on such television shows and movies as Paramount Network's "Yellowstone" and "Hell or High Water." Sheridan, who grew up in Cranfills Gap, Texas, purchased the cattle, horses, equipment, furniture, brand, name and propertywhich is larger than the city of San Antoniofor an undisclosed amount, however it was originally listed for $347.7 million.
to me, that reads like the sale was completed.
I can assure you that the sale has NOT been completed.
IDGAF about real estate but if the guy is from Texas he outta know margaritas aren't made with vodka. LAZY ASS WRITING.
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He puts the ***** is horse trainer Kaycee...sorry for the theory.
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IDGAF about real estate but if the guy is from Texas he outta know margaritas aren't made with vodka. LAZY ASS WRITING.
I think that was the joke, she was a basic b.
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I'm wondering when we get to see Jamie's baby momma pop back up. I wouldn't think they would leave that plot line and not circle back to it at some point.
Also, the opening scene with the Indians…. I'm pretty sure they cow they killed and were "butchering" was already lying on the ground when the Duttons rode up. (Not to mention the one the Duttons left behind was a lighter tan color and the one on the ground was dark)
But I'm all in on watching. Just pointing out a few careless missed details.
I'm going to go one further…when the Duttons were cutting out the steer for the Indians, all of the cattle had plastic ear tags! I looked over at my wife and said "must have purchased those plastic ear tags out of the Sears & Roebuck catalogue."
So a bit confused on the Jimmy storyline. John is basically punishing him by sending him off the ranch, but where?
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...and it was pretty blatantly a heifer.Quote:
when the Duttons were cutting out the steer for the Indians
How do they not have "consultants" that can spot that stuff?
I'd venture to say 90 percent of the viewers don't even know what a Heifer is. I'm all for authenticity but just being real
Im looking for Ray Finkle.... and a clean pair of shorts. Im just a very big Finkle fan. This is my Graceland, sir.
To the 6666 Ranch, to learn to cowboy "where cowboying was born".4stringAg said:
So a bit confused on the Jimmy storyline. John is basically punishing him by sending him off the ranch, but where?
And to kick off the new Taylor Sheridan series about the 6666 Ranch.
I'm more confused with why he's punishing him. I may be misremembering, but didn't Jimmy get injured in the fight with whoever was coming after John? If so, not really sure that is Jimmy's fault like being hospitalized from the rodeo.4stringAg said:
So a bit confused on the Jimmy storyline. John is basically punishing him by sending him off the ranch, but where?
htxag09 said:I'm more confused with why he's punishing him. I may be misremembering, but didn't Jimmy get injured in the fight with whoever was coming after John? If so, not really sure that is Jimmy's fault like being hospitalized from the rodeo.4stringAg said:
So a bit confused on the Jimmy storyline. John is basically punishing him by sending him off the ranch, but where?
He tried to bronco ride again after he promised John he wouldn't
Im looking for Ray Finkle.... and a clean pair of shorts. Im just a very big Finkle fan. This is my Graceland, sir.
I must have missed that. That just coincidentally occurred while WWIII was going on at the ranch and the hands were hanging somebody?
htxag09 said:
I must have missed that. That just coincidentally occurred while WWIII was going on at the ranch and the hands were hanging somebody?
It happened moments before iirc
Im looking for Ray Finkle.... and a clean pair of shorts. Im just a very big Finkle fan. This is my Graceland, sir.
Yeah, the way they showed that was very confusing. He was injured at the end of the last season, right? Before all of the attacks happened?
htxag09 said:
I must have missed that. That just coincidentally occurred while WWIII was going on at the ranch and the hands were hanging somebody?
Watch the opening to season 4. (Sorry meant to post that it was shown in season 3 recap) They show him falling off the bronc and just laying there on the ground. His girlfriend felt guilty because she pretty much pushed him to try.
I saw that and that's what was confusing. The fall and the injury happened in the season 3 finale, not in the season 4 opening episode. In fact, there are lots of articles after the end of the season wondering if Jimmy would be coming back for the 4th season.
This is a very fun show with mostly good acting to be sure, but you really have to suspend disbelief or you'll drive yourself crazy with the misses and inconsistencies.
Well, that's one of my best things anyway, but it helps to not really be able to tell a heifer over another cow just by seeing one on TV.rynning said:
This is a very fun show with mostly good acting to be sure, but you really have to suspend disbelief or you'll drive yourself crazy with the misses and inconsistencies.
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