There's only 3 episodes left, may as well stick it out for the finale
Is anyone super excited to watch Yellowstone Sunday night?
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I think it had something to do with a blight/fungus growing on the grass that would kill the herd.
I watched Sunday night. What a horrible wrap to a great show.
1. Beth is a slit.
2. Jamie is a wussy, part wimp/part pu$$y.
3. Kayce is honorable, but not strong enough to take over.
4. Rip is the man, but not a strong enough lead.
Time to wrap it up.
1. Beth is a slit.
2. Jamie is a wussy, part wimp/part pu$$y.
3. Kayce is honorable, but not strong enough to take over.
4. Rip is the man, but not a strong enough lead.
Time to wrap it up.
Oh, wait, my bad, there's 4 left, 6 total.
Here's the complete release schedule for Yellowstone season 5, part 2.
Episode 9, "Desire Is All You Need" - Now streaming as of November 10Episode 10, "The Apocalypse of Change" - Now streaming as of November 17
Episode 11 - Airing and streaming on on November 24
Episode 12 - Airing and streaming on December 1
Episode 13 - Airing and streaming on December 8
Episode 14 - Airing and streaming on December 15
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We need Monica and Sarah to scissor in the bunk house for the entire next episode to get my interest back.
Did anyone else notice the bizarre timeline or sequence of events last episode? Beth goes to Texas, bangs Rip and the next thing you know they are back in Montana?!! Kacy building his house and then sad about dad dead… when that happened already. Just weird.
It's flashbacks. Not sure why they decided to do that.
This show is all over the place. I feel like they filmed some stuff and just threw it on a tape and said that works for me.
This show was going down the shitter before but it has reached the bottom and the bowl quickly.
Brucellosis or something like that.
Sooo.. I read the last couple posts as I am about to start the final season. Should I just skip it?
It has t been very good at all. Maybe watch while doing crosswords or playing on your phone.
Be ready for cowboy filler scenes. That and boring Kayce and Monica scenes. It seems like they're running thin on ideas.
Tonight was a good episode. It's heating up.
Watching it now. So I guess Beth felt a disturbance in the force when John was murdered while she was driving back home from Texas?
I did not expect that ending so soon for her, well deserved but still
I’m assuming the company she hired to kill John killed her to keep her quiet once the authorities reclassified his death as homicide.
But doesn’t that seem like a really sloppy way to do it? For a professional company that was so particular in the way they chose to kill John, they just gunned down Sarah in a hail of bullets in the middle of the street hours after the report.
I can’t think of a better way to let the authorities know that Dutton’s death was a professional hit.
Not the Wyoming Cliff or is that the train station? Haven’t seen it yet so assume Jamie’s girl gets whacked at his place.
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I didn't watch last week, and doubled up tonight. Kudos to the actress for getting naughty. Nice power dynamic, she tells the lion to take what is his, but she gets the servicing.
Yeah, that was ridiculous. He's a f***ing cowboy, not an astronaut or a legit combat veteran.
She had total control over Jamie (not that it’s a difficult accomplishment) right up until the moment she got a bullet through her brain and five more through her magnificent boobs.
I'm getting a little disoriented with the timeline. I'm more than fed up with the Sheridan marketing and product placement. And, the esoteric discussions between cowboys about what words you can and cannot use these days are eye rolling. Not that cowboys don't have esoteric discussions, but, C'mon.
Beth drives to Texas for a shag, but then promises the hands she'll fly in some ass for them the next weekend? Why didn't she fly? And, speaking of Beth, the departure scene with Summer. Bury the hatchet, Beth. And, they had to go all mystical cowboy with her blathering to Rip about how she loves to watch them work.
Beth drives to Texas for a shag, but then promises the hands she'll fly in some ass for them the next weekend? Why didn't she fly? And, speaking of Beth, the departure scene with Summer. Bury the hatchet, Beth. And, they had to go all mystical cowboy with her blathering to Rip about how she loves to watch them work.
They wanted to be expedient, but that was moronic. Broad daylight, so you'll probably have, even in Montana, the couple on a traffic camera, or a security camera at a business, or a doorbell camera in the residential area. OH, and, probably a dozen witnesses. Now it's a full on whirlybird of an investigation, with the Feds probably being drawn in, too
Also speaking of sloppy, how comically bad was the ME and the detective at the start? A sitting governor with a bunch of enemies? If nothing else they'd have done a toxicology screening. Did the ME even look at the body beyond the bullet wound the first time around, or is she so bad at her job that Kayce literally has to tell her that a loss of oxygen to the brain makes you lose consciousness?
Yep, broad daylight in the middle of a residential area. And, as you mentioned, it looks like the kind of neighborhood where every house has a doorbell camera. Hell, the dude even got out of the van to fire the extra shots into her chest even after her brain was splattered all over the passenger window, just to make sure the Ring cameras got a good look at his uncovered face.
But at least he remembered to collect his brass.
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I also wondered why Beth didn’t fly. Hell, Google Maps says it’s 1100 miles each way from Paradise Valley, MT, to Pampa, TX.
As for the Beth/Summer dynamic, remember back to the first season her seething anger at Lynelle for sleeping in her mother’s bed. Beth isn’t the hatchet burying type when it comes to things like that.
I laughed out loud at the medical examiner being told how to do the job after power goes out on the street of the Gov’s mansion then he ends up dead. That in itself should warrant a full scale investigation and full body exam with toxicology testing. It’s an insult to the intelligence of the people of Montana.
Add in the take out of Sarah in the middle of the afternoon and not at night when no one can see your face. JFC. Unbelievably dumb.
This show is so GD stupid. He is just writing bs to get it over with. On to Landman and Lioness. Hope those don’t go to shiat too. What a waste of an hour.
Add in the take out of Sarah in the middle of the afternoon and not at night when no one can see your face. JFC. Unbelievably dumb.
This show is so GD stupid. He is just writing bs to get it over with. On to Landman and Lioness. Hope those don’t go to shiat too. What a waste of an hour.
This recent episode was much better but it's still a mess.
Kayce's character is laughable at this point. Interfering in an investigation with the detective and medical examiner, assaulting medical staff, assaulting the secretary and AG...
Also, the cop assigned to the governor's house doesn't have access to the home? He has to do a forced entry into the home he's assigned to protect?
A lot of silly and unforced errors in the writing.
Kayce's character is laughable at this point. Interfering in an investigation with the detective and medical examiner, assaulting medical staff, assaulting the secretary and AG...
Also, the cop assigned to the governor's house doesn't have access to the home? He has to do a forced entry into the home he's assigned to protect?
A lot of silly and unforced errors in the writing.
Tate might be the most annoying character on television right now.
I haven't watched 1923 yet but to see James Dutton promising that the Crow would have free passage on the land they sent him to settle and accepting it's only his for seven generations and then fast-forwarding to John Dutton being near xenophobic about anyone trespassing on his land is an interesting arc that I hope they explored.
And I'm wondering if that prophecy comes true in the Yellowstone finale. Does Thomas Rainwater reclaim the valley? 140 years = seven generations.
We DVR it and start after it's 30 minutes in. Zoom past the commercials.
I’ve been thinking the same thing after the 7 generations line from 1883. One of the story arcs in 1923 involved a character named Teonna Rainwater. I assume she was an ancestor of Thomas Rainwater, probably his grandmother. She was forced to attend a Catholic boarding school for indigenous children, where she and her classmates suffered repeated physical and sexual abuse.
At this point I think I’m probably rooting for Rainwater to get the land. His character seems to be the least horrible person on the show. But as his scene with Beth last night explained, he doesn’t really have any legal options at his disposal.
I like the character and its evolution. He might not have a lot legal options, but he's got a plan. He didn't show up just to be a sounding board.
Love Mo, too.
I must say that I did enjoy all of the Jamie abuse the last two episodes. Beth slapped him around like a bitch, and Kayce threw him around like a rag doll. Jamie has his secretary trained well. People coming and going slapping the AG in front of her, and she handles it rather amiably.
That 17 year old knuckle head being able to hang cabinets on his own might have been the least believable thing so far in this show.
They need to take Tate to the train station...just because...
The whole “Kayce’s vision” thing is a bit cuckoo, but I’m willing to overlook that.
