Tonite at 8. Ch 241 on DTV

Already started something else. May take a peek between commercials. Wasn't too impressed with the last one.

Just checked the menu and saw that the same show runs twice.. Plan to catch the start later.

Well, we got a cover up Jamie has to handle. Let's see how that goes.

ya'll fry me, if ya want...………….
But, I just can't watch it...… I tried...….
But, it's terrible acting...( just canned)…….Terrible script....
And so unbelievable...… Are you kidding me. ??
But, It does have some great scenery...…...

Have to agree, this show has gotten a downhill slide.

I switched channels when the wolf watched them getting it on.

Forgot all about it

We started over and rewatched seasons one and two. All caught up and watching season three now.

Is there anyone left in the county for them to murder this season?

They have severely de-populated that area of WY

They are waiting on some new transplants. Patience Grasshopper.

Transplants that move in and want to change everything need to be educated.

Wife and I have tried to watch it twice...not for us.

Some folks just need a good killin"

Hello, IN65 here,
I probably know some of you cats from the fishing forum.

I've been watching "Yellowstone" since the second season, but missed the first. I like it, primarily for the scenery, and for Kelly Reilly.
She, along with Black Lively, "The Shallows" and many other movies, is one/two of my current crushes. I'd surmise it's the meek/vulnerable quality of each.

I like "Yellowstone," and "K-Costner," despite his, and the shows excessively liberal use of the "G/D" cuss word. I hate it hearing it over and over. Then again, nobody is forcing me to watch!

Costner, born to a Baptist upbringing, seems to be at odds and "religion/spirituality." He is so foul, and has his costars always using "G/D" or insulting the big guy,hence "God."

Regardless, "Yellowstone" is fun to watch. However, I did feel the story-lines of Season 3, episodes 1 & 2 were rather weak. With luck, the writing will improve.



Addendum: The other show I've discovered is on the National Geographic Channel.
If you have not caught the show "Barkskins," do yourselves a favor! IN65

Addendum II: I'm not trying to "left turn" this topic from "Yellowstone" to "Barkskins." I just thought I'd mention it instead of starting another topic.

Addendum III: I have not hunted in a long time, but I'd surmised the remedy is forthcoming.

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Welcome.

Wife and I liked Barkskins.

The producer, Taylor Sheridan, is a horse guy who lives in Bosque County. The horse parts of the show are pretty real, from the quality of the horses to what they do. He is also a reining horse guy, so there is some of that. There have been a couple of episodes that have used reining horse trainers and their horses. So for me, it’s interesting.

It is nice to see a show that knows how to portray horses.

I’m still enjoying it. Beth is ruthless.

Just watched it (recorded) I thought it was pretty weak and to much soap opera like stuff. Hopefully it will pickup next week.
That Texas cowgirl speech and acting was a joke.

I can think of a few people that need a ride in a horse trailer like episode 2

NO CHIT, that was ridiculous !!!

Hoping it will get less "soupy" and more blood and guts.. I think its coming.

The "Texas cowgirl" character was a joke, and just a bit sillier than getting it on in front of a lone wolf.

I watched the "wolf exit" twice, and as soon as he jumped to the left, his right, I did not see his body go through/behind the tree and tall grasses, as if superimposed into the shot, but partially exited.

I need to watch it again.

Regardless of the criticisms, I do like the "look and feel" of the show.

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Yes, probably CGI or otherwise edited in. Probably not smart or safe to have a real wolf on set.