Anti-taxxer said:
Right, but if she thought she was pregnant, why didn't she scream, "don't give me the rabies shot because I'm pregnant!" Instead of kicking the poor nurse in the face?
Good catch.O.G. said:
One other side note, the rifle scabbard mention on the bingo card above made me think of it, that rifle was submerged in salt water in S.1 when the tug capsized. One more calamity that this couple makes it through.
In any event, that rifle would need a DEEP cleaning as soon as was possible after that, otherwise it would rust rapidly. On the time line of the show its been well over a month since that incident, I doubt that it would be as pristine as it was when he uncorked it on the box car.
At this rate, might as well have an entire episode of a gun cleaning.Capstone said:
So, your assumption is that a character who's survival depends on his rifle, chose to not clean it after being soaked in ocean water. I really hope this series doesn't devolve into the minutiae of Spencer cleaning his gun or any similar events having no consequences.
The trip across America - from Galveston and Boston to Montana - is proving tedious as is.
Absolutely. This.Ogre09 said:
My first thought was Spencer should have ditched the bodies and stayed on the train. But I agree he's less likely to get caught this way. And since he rode the train over night, he has made significant progress westward. I agree he's likely going to meet up with the Indian characters soon. Maybe he'll save them from their pursuers.
I'm definitely over the BDSM stuff. We get it. Move on.
Jake's wife was pregnant and had a miscarriage. She didn't know she was pregnant again until the doctor told this past episode. She was just being a giant baby about having to get shots. It was really annoying. Helen Mirren needed to slap her a few more times.
From the S1 thread where this was discussed. Figured that would be easier than tracking it all down again.ChipFTAC01 said:
Thanks. Need to go back and find the family tree up above somewhere. Don't remember Jack's dad getting killed in s1 but it's been a while.
Half the Entertainment board the next morning:O.G. said:At this rate, might as well have an entire episode of a gun cleaning.Capstone said:
So, your assumption is that a character who's survival depends on his rifle, chose to not clean it after being soaked in ocean water. I really hope this series doesn't devolve into the minutiae of Spencer cleaning his gun or any similar events having no consequences.
The trip across America - from Galveston and Boston to Montana - is proving tedious as is.
Taking the rifle down part by part, detailed explination of how important each piece of metal and wood is, oils the hell out of it, cut to the Indian trio in Texas, Cut to the train trip from boston, back to Spencer, puts the rifle back together, Nararrator chick from 1883 chimes in on how the family is always in peril or being killed. Cut to credits. Written by Taylor Sheridan....
O.G. said:
One other side note, the rifle scabbard mention on the bingo card above made me think of it, that rifle was submerged in salt water in S.1 when the tug capsized. One more calamity that this couple makes it through.
In any event, that rifle would need a DEEP cleaning as soon as was possible after that, otherwise it would rust rapidly. On the time line of the show its been well over a month since that incident, I doubt that it would be as pristine as it was when he uncorked it on the box car.
zap said:
With every episode, I inch closer to "hate-watch" status.
zap said:
With every episode, I inch closer to "hate-watch" status. At least I have my bingo card now to keep it fun.
The Cowboy that they first ran into said they were on the JA ranch.JCRiley09 said:
Where exactly are the Rainwater's and the cowboys?
Spencer is less than a week away on the map. I'm sure it will be smooth sailing from here on out. <wink>Anti-taxxer said:
That's because they won't make it to Montana until S8
Anti-taxxer said:
That's because they won't make it to Montana until S8
Anti-taxxer said:
I don't even remember why Helen Mirren wired Spencer and told him to come home.
Was it because Timothy Dalton was trying to steal the land?
What is supposed to happen when he arrives? Is that the point of the series?
Right ... and at the time, no one knew whether old man Dutton would survive. Spencer was supposed to come home and help lead the fight to save the ranch from the sheep herders.ChipFTAC01 said:Anti-taxxer said:
I don't even remember why Helen Mirren wired Spencer and told him to come home.
Was it because Timothy Dalton was trying to steal the land?
What is supposed to happen when he arrives? Is that the point of the series?
I went back and read recaps on Wikipedia. The sheep herders (lead by Bronn) attacked the Yellowstone crew in retaliation for Jacob et al hanging some of the herders for trespassing. John (Spencer's older brother, the little boy from 1888) is killed and Jacob badly injured.
"When a homeowner doesn't pay property taxes, the overdue amount becomes a lien on the property, making the property act as collateral for the debt. If the homeowner cannot pay off the overdue amount and does not have a valid defense against the foreclosure, then the property will be sold off at a property tax sale where the lien on the delinquent property is auctioned off to the highest bidder."Corporal Punishment said:
Why does Dalton's character get Dutton's land if he pays his property taxes? Can I just go pay someone's taxes and get their land? As I understand it, Dutton's taxes haven't come due yet.
The laws may have been different in 1923 Montana, but thats not how it works now.zap said:"When a homeowner doesn't pay property taxes, the overdue amount becomes a lien on the property, making the property act as collateral for the debt. If the homeowner cannot pay off the overdue amount and does not have a valid defense against the foreclosure, then the property will be sold off at a property tax sale where the lien on the delinquent property is auctioned off to the highest bidder."Corporal Punishment said:
Why does Dalton's character get Dutton's land if he pays his property taxes? Can I just go pay someone's taxes and get their land? As I understand it, Dutton's taxes haven't come due yet.
Whitfield covered the Yellowstone debt, so Dutton has a set time period to pay the money back or he defaults and loses the ranch.
