r/YellowstoneShow

Ok why aren’t we talking about the interesting and potential storyline between him and Carter had my attention for a second and then they killed him…in front of the leopard cage…I am assuming the writers were trying to develop some sort a storyline and have a cliff hanger situation…but here are some clues let’s start with we actually need a storyline, connection, framework SOMETHING!!! But for me to say that I was more intrigued by that short lived un-understandable moments than anything else is CRAZY!! I mean even the glimpse of Beth looking at endangered species ranching on line I guess was suppose to forecast to something later…I don’t know but they killed the character and took the leopard soooo…🤷🏽‍♀️…he actually may have been one of my favorite chatacters on the show…yikes that’s not good but since the writers seem to want me to watch a show about young people nonsense I guess I’ll go watch the real life bull on NextGenNYC or if it’s about Drug Cartels and how you really don’t survive this then well I can just pick a streaming service or network close my eyes and click with in the first two or three chances I’m sure to land on something about dealing drugs and probably right in the head with drugs related to South America…come on guys…DO BETTER!!!

started with 1883 and finished that and now I’m on 1923 but just looking online at all of the discussions about the family tree has me confused. It looks like a lot of the discussions were had before 1923 was finished. When is it confirmed that Spencer is the grandfather and that his son was John the second? I just need closure.

Like who the hell wrote her character?!?
Psychopathic personality so erratic that does not make any sense to me.
And all of this stemming from what?
Because a horse killed her mother while she was present?!

I am very early in the season and I hope she will be well served!

Spoiler for anyone who hasn't seen.

I realise that season 5 was the last one. So we have to put a bow on the story of the yellowstone. But are they that fuckin terrible at story telling that they had to kill Colby in the dumbest fuckin way possible? Anything Sheridan touches theres always a stupid death for 0 reason other than the character was liked so we have to break the hearts of the viewer. It feeds nothing, does nothing else. Just a dumbass storyline. Might as well killed Jimmy, Lloyd and Ryan too. Cause fuck it. Why not. Thank god Walkers bitch ass got to survive though!

I’m really glad Taylor Sheridan is coming back as the creative force behind Season 2. Season 1 just didn’t feel like the Rip and Beth we knew from Yellowstone. They were on screen a lot, but it felt like they had taken a backseat to their own story. Rip seemed more defensive than commanding, Beth lost a lot of the fire and unpredictability that made her such a compelling character, and the overall tension just wasn’t there. In Yellowstone, they drove the story and kept you on the edge of your seat. In Dutton Ranch Season 1, something felt missing. Maybe Taylor Sheridan’s reduced creative role had something to do with it, maybe not, but I’m optimistic that with him back leading the creative direction, Season 2 will bring back the intensity, grit, and unforgettable storytelling that made us fall in love with these characters in the first place. Anyone else feel the same way?