Some really good points. I feel cheated as a fan. People may say he doesn't owe fans anything, I think he does. He owed them a better season than this haphazard stuff. I really liked 1883 and 1923 but I'm about off the Sheridan stuff. I went and saw Horizon and it was awful. And I love westerns. But we about walked out. Too many storylines that really don't add anything. Ala Sheridan.
Still waiting on season 2 of 1923.
I would much rather see more of Demi than BB's wife or a Michelob Ultra.
That is really what he seems to be doing.....Way too many irons in the fire.
That's was what was foreshadowed in 1883.
If anything, it is going to come from the FBI after the raid on Market Equities finding evidence that ties Sarah to the mercenary group, going through her files in the office and whenever Jamie's home gets searched for whatever is left after the documents Jamie shredded. Kayce has Grant Horton and the mercenary group that killed John by the balls. They aren't going to do anything without Kayce's knowledge. We'll see how dirty they are willing to fight back with Jamie knowing all of the family's secrets too.
You have to wonder about Rip's mental state. I mean who could fall in love with someone as horrible of a human being as they portray her to be? I guess love is not only blind but deaf, dumb and psychotic.
I'm guessing Christina is going to find out the truth about Jamie knowing what was going on and she may be the one who ruins his speech/backstabs him. I hope he dies at the end, but I’m not so sure at this point.
The news footage early in the episode that Jamie was watching also noted that there was proof of them having sex at whatever club/restaurant/bar they had it in earlier in the season (first half of the season i think). Told my wife that proof, if it exists, could kill his whole story.
Thanks for the reply...that makes sense but I thought the financial issues started before John was suicided?
I'm really interested to see what this 'plan' is Kayce has for that hit man when he said he may wake up tomorrow and decide they no longer have a plan. Makes you wonder how much power that group still has in them once Kayce had that guy Atwood hired and his daughter held at gunpoint in their car. I think Kayce will have them kill Jamie because it would look too convenient at the moment for the Duttons to have Jamie killed and all eyes on them.
I went back to check that episode. Been recently re-watching old episodes on Peacock. Beth walked into the bathroom and Sarah felt like they were being watched. Did not know by who though. Beth turned on the water facets so they couldn't hear well and took a picture of Atwood's license to look up who she really was. For some reason I thought there was a recording but in that scene Beth did not.
I want Taylor Sheridan taken to the train station.
I have no idea about Montana but in KY anything over 10 acres gets a discounted rate for property tax purposes. So for instance if the farm has a fair cash value of $2,000 per acre for 100 acres of pastureland they may only have to pay taxes on $500 per acre.
I was disappointed when Rick didn't wake up in the hospital from his accident to find it was all a dream.
The worst part about Rip is... Beth.
Christina likely already knows the truth of the matter knowing Jamie about as good as anyone. That is why she is only helping him for the sake of their child, and not because she thinks there is a chance he isn't involved. She knows what Jamie and the Dutton's are capable of when it comes to people who get in their way. She feared for her own life from Jamie after he killed the New York news reporter before she could release the interview of Jamie spilling his guts about John for her story during his campaign for AG. I remember that scene where she looked like she saw a ghost when the news report went out on the TV and called Jamie to meet over it at the coffee shop. Refused to meet him privately and is right to be wary of him. We have seen very little of her since then. Only during that time Jamie's Father reunited them in Season 4 to see his child for the first time and before Jamie killed Garrett Randall.
That makes sense. I just found it odd that they pulled her back into the show with two eps left. Feels like a move you make only if she is going to have a big role in the final events.
You have to think it something along those lines with the final scene last week. "The way to save the Yellowstone is to give it away"
