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Is Avery a better love interest than Andrea for Kayce due to their shared Yellowstone History?
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Is Avery a better love interest than Andrea for Kayce due to their shared Yellowstone History?

I just saw an interesting article (see link below) about bring Avery back as Kayce's love interest and it made a very good point, which is "Avery would be a better option for Kayce as he moves into his next chapter because of her ability to understand where he comes from."

I agree. With Avery, she may not like Kayce's past much like Monica didn't, but there wouldn't be a constant tension that Kayce's past was going to come out and destroy their relationship at any given moment since Avery lived in the bunkhouse on the Yellowstone Ranch. Even though she wasn't involved in super shady train station stuff, she did know that there was some shady stuff (the bull in the bar) at least going on and I think she would take any fallout from Kayce’s past in much better stride than most any other potential love interest.

Whereas with Andrea do we really think that she would be able to understand and accept what it means to be a Yellowstone branded man? Especially in light of her hero worship of her law enforcement father. And, it's not like Kayce would be able to hide the big Y brand on his chest if they were in a romantic relationship.

What about the train station? What happens if Andrea finds out Kayce drop a body there after having become a Marshal in the 2nd episode and was well on his way to dropping another in episode 11 of season 1 if Cal hadn't interfered and killed the guy instead of Kayce?

And if, Kayce couldn't share anything about his Yellowstone past with Andrea, wouldn't that make it awfully rough to have a long-term relationship if he was always keeping huge secrets from the person, he was having a romantic relationship with and possibly living in the same house with them?

What are your thoughts?

Link to Article about Taylor Sheridan Secretly Set Up Kayce Dutton’s Monica Replacement 5 Years Ago

u/Red_Country_Minded — 2 days ago
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Mo Brings Plenty's Intro to His New Fox Sports Series "The Wild World of Western Sports," Premiering This Saturday, July 25

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u/Red_Country_Minded — 3 days ago
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‘Marshals’ Officially Returns With Major Consequences in Season 2 - Logan Marshall-Green Interview

Logan Marshall-Green recently sat down for an hour-long video interview with Collider Forces about his role in The Odyssey and during the interview spoken about what to expect for Cal in the upcoming season 2 of Marshals.

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>Although he remained careful about revealing exactly what comes next, the actor teased that the fallout from Season 1 will spread throughout the new episodes. “I don’t want to give anything away because there are going to be some ramifications for these marshals and consequences,” Marshall-Green said. “And as I’ve said before, not to really give anything away, we have to finish that scene, so I am shooting Season 2. But you’re going to get a lot more of those consequences, and they’re going to ripple down."

>“What you learn about Cal in Season 1 is absolutely going to come into effect, which is his cancer diagnosis. It’s based on one of the creators’ real stories, and so we’re going to go after it. We’re still in the middle of it, and I couldn’t tell you, to be completely honest. Those kinds of things I don’t want to know. I just want to live it like humans. The best part about TV is it’s the closest, out of all the mediums, to life. You don’t know what you’re getting handed next. But it’s a lot more of the same when it comes to the massive amounts of set pieces and action balanced with character. A lot of character.”

>While Cal spent much of Season 1 guiding the marshals around him, Marshall-Green believes his most important relationship in the new season may be the one he has with himself. His diagnosis will challenge the pride and toughness that have defined him as both a soldier and a leader. “To be completely honest, the one relationship that I’m really looking forward to is him with himself,” Marshall-Green explained. “He has a lot of pride built in; he’s a soldier, and I’m looking forward to him being kind of humbled by his experience. He can crack whips and be very demanding of his team, and somewhat hard around the edges, but I’m looking forward to softening those edges with him, and him realizing he’s not immortal. He’s not that soldier any longer."

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u/Red_Country_Minded — 5 days ago
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Marshals did a better job at accomplishing its goal than Dutton Ranch did

(I just finished Marshals tonight.)

Marshals was consistent from episode-to-episode with its writing, acting, production, and story arc than Dutton Ranch was.

Dutton Ranch had plots and characters drop in and out, character motivation was inconsistent, and the action scenes were no better than an average LEO procedural. The final gunfight from episode 9 only lasted 59 seconds.

I am not saying I preferred Marshals over Dutton Ranch, I am saying that Marshals knew what it was trying to be more than DR did, and met those goals, whereas Dutton Ranch tried super hard to be a prestige drama and didn't hit the bullseye.

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u/20_mile — 13 days ago