Hopefully the Season ending is 100% about the Yellowstone story with no 6666 bs story involved.
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It's funny when I think about it....the only character who never killed anyone (Beth) is the one I can't stand.
I don't see how it all wraps up in 1:25. My guess is this storyline will wrap up and most of the characters spun off to other shows.
Financially would cut costner out as he's executive producer on Yellowstone. Thats why i think it makes sense.
Financially would cut costner out as he's executive producer on Yellowstone. Thats why i think it makes sense.
No way in hell Beth gets away with that. Jamie's baby mama is a loose end. Jamie vanishing is a loose end.
No way you can just sell the Yellowstone without all the heirs being present.
How did Rip know where Jamie lived?
No way you can just sell the Yellowstone without all the heirs being present.
How did Rip know where Jamie lived?
Also even with selling of the ranch aren't the taxes for the year they still had the ranch be due? Does the State property tax just never get collected and forgotten about?
Imagine if the governor of Kentucky was murdered, then soon after his son the attorney general disappears, and the old man's legacy is sold off for pennies on the dollar. The people of Kentucky would just accept that?
I love how they wrapped things up for Casey, but it's like Taylor had no idea what to do with Beth and her husband who has no social security number, and just said "screw it I'll just throw this cow patty against the wall.
I love how they wrapped things up for Casey, but it's like Taylor had no idea what to do with Beth and her husband who has no social security number, and just said "screw it I'll just throw this cow patty against the wall.
Good way to end it other than tipping over the headstones at the end. We get the narrative from their standpoint losing the land. Could have done without that. At least Moe stopped them and had the respect to put them back up which he should have made the kids do.
(crossing fingers that each and every character on the show ended up at the Train Station)
SPOILER ALERT for HymanKaplan......
Well I think it was a good episode but I felt unfullfilled in the end. So much fluff and waste the last few seasons to have it end like that. When Lanelle told John's former aide that she wasn't under confidentially since she was now unemployed, I thought man that's gonna be good. Zilch related to it after unless she secretly got to Beth but we will never know. That's just one example of things thrown in that meant nothing and added nothing. It was satisfying to see Beth sink that knife into Jamie. He needed that in like the 2nd season.
Well I think it was a good episode but I felt unfullfilled in the end. So much fluff and waste the last few seasons to have it end like that. When Lanelle told John's former aide that she wasn't under confidentially since she was now unemployed, I thought man that's gonna be good. Zilch related to it after unless she secretly got to Beth but we will never know. That's just one example of things thrown in that meant nothing and added nothing. It was satisfying to see Beth sink that knife into Jamie. He needed that in like the 2nd season.
I stopped watching after about the 3rd season, but I never could understand the hate for Jamie. I know it was because he had Beth sterilized, but IIRC she (and their father by proxy, because he was such an awful Dad) put him (still essentially a child) in an impossible situation, and never forgave him. I mean, no wonder he turned on them. Am I misreading this?
Not in my opinion. Jamie was very young himself and did the only thing he knew to do. The fact that Beth couldn't forgive him for making a mistake when he was basically a kid himself was stupid. Jamie was what his family turned him into.
Pretty much agree. As I said before, Costner put Taylor in a tough spot. Having to write out your leading character with zero build up for it in the previous episodes is tough to do. He did a pretty good job of it. Alot of fluff in these final "season" episodes that never got resolved. Would have liked to see how Market Equities handled finding out the Duttons sold the land to the Native Americans along with several other things. Ultimately, I am not sure there is ever a perfect ending to a popular show if you have been invested in it for several years. Is what it is. Be interesting to see where Taylor goes with all of it now.
A terrible conclusion to an overall decent show that started out with promise.
- I hated Beth so much that I was rooting for Jamie. 🤣
- The first three seasons were excellent. My suspension of reality can only be stretched so far. The family that fought for 150 years for that land suddenly gets bullied by a tax bill. They owed so much money that they had to abandon the whole ranch and John Dutton didn't have an estate planner.
Tim McGraw shoulda stayed the **** in Tennessee.
Yeah it went from far fetched to completey unrealistic. Just a bad way to wind down to an ending.
I think everyone is happy about the land going to the tribe and Kacey coming out smelling like a rose. But Beth......what a letdown to see her get away with treating everyone like crap for five seasons.
When people invest so much time in a show they just wanna see the good guys come out on top at the end. The people in MASH got to go home. Walter White died but set up his family on the way out. Etc etc. I think Sheridan misjudged what people wanted with Beth. Is she loyal to a fault? Yes. Loyal to a psycho father and psycho husband.
When people invest so much time in a show they just wanna see the good guys come out on top at the end. The people in MASH got to go home. Walter White died but set up his family on the way out. Etc etc. I think Sheridan misjudged what people wanted with Beth. Is she loyal to a fault? Yes. Loyal to a psycho father and psycho husband.
I think it was a great ending. The Elsa voiceover really tied in the 1883 beginnings.
And the lead character did die (because he left the show), so that was a curveball thrown at Sheridan.
I do wonder how it would have been different had Costner stayed ... I don't think he sells to Rainwater, so it may have been a worse ending with him.
And the lead character did die (because he left the show), so that was a curveball thrown at Sheridan.
I do wonder how it would have been different had Costner stayed ... I don't think he sells to Rainwater, so it may have been a worse ending with him.
