Yellowstone (2018) Paramount Network

[HipKat]

6666 seems to have fallen through the cracks. It's been nearly 5 years since it was announced. Since then, lots of speculation and rumors, but no demonstrated progress. Seems like The Madison hop-scotched over it. Any and all "trailers or first looks" are mostly all fan-made pipe dreams.

That writer's strike really killed the momentum on a lot of shows. I think there would be more anticipation of the spin-offs if there wasn't an excessively longer wait for Season 5's 2nd half and the second season of 1923. The Beth/Rip story - I can't even see anything profound about it. In spite of what I wrote above, the ending of Yellowstone did bring the story full circle to the promise James agreed to with the natives that in 7 generations, they'd have the land back. Which is just what happened. There's still 1943, also, which hasn't had a lot of exposure yet. Hopefully, that will be a summer 2025 release and the Beth/Rip story late next year, otherwise, I think the whole saga will have run out of steam

 

[dfergie]

Finished series last night, I was satisfied with the ending. Taylor Sheridan was handed a C*** sandwich with Costner ducking out of 2nd half of season, not many choices...

 

[klang]

Looks like it might be months before the ending shows up on Peacock so i bought season 5 through AppleTV. Will get to it in the next couple weeks.

 

[HipKat]

Finished series last night, I was satisfied with the ending. Taylor Sheridan was handed a C*** sandwich with Costner ducking out of 2nd half of season, not many choices...

Costner really disappointed me with this one. It was 6 episodes that could have gone the same way if he would have showed up for at least the first one to NOT have to force them to use a body double

 

[KAB]

Costner really disappointed me with this one. It was 6 episodes that could have gone the same way if he would have showed up for at least the first one to NOT have to force them to use a body double

I wouldn't show up to play dead.

 

[HipKat]

I wouldn't show up to play dead.

I wouldn't expect it to be scripted the same way, just playing a dead man. The reason it was written the way it was, was because he refused to show up at all

 

[klang]

Finished last night. I agree with HipKat's observations about the high emotions for the viewer watching the ending pan out. That much was successful. Sorta disappointed with the ending but they had to end it somehow.

Not too sure about the Beth/Rip spinoff. Not much to work with the way they ended it.

Certainly set up some of the characters for the 6666 show. 6666 appears to be a well run business, not sure where the drama will come from.

 

[klang]

I did enjoy that Costner's new project bombed.

 

[dfergie]

We passed through the 6666 ranch last Saturday & today, I told her we would wave at Jimmy and Teeter last week

 

[HipKat]

We passed through the 6666 ranch last Saturday & today, I told her we would wave at Jimmy and Teeter last week

Of all the potential spin-off characters - not series, it's Teeter and Walker whose stories I'd like to see more of.

 

[klang]

We passed through the 6666 ranch last Saturday & today, I told her we would wave at Jimmy and Teeter last week

I have bought some of their steaks online. They are quite good but many $$$$$