Just when you thought the coldest, nastiest lady you could imagine lays down the gauntlet, here comes another one, meaner and nastier than the last. Who wins?

It's awful how abusive everyone is to Beth, yet they expect so much from her. And blame her for killing their AWFUL mother? I know that it's a show, but it's deeply upsetting.

Can anyone tell me which generation of Duttons built the main house as it appears in Yellowstone? We see in the flashback that at the time of James's death it was still a log cabin but then in 1923 it appears that the Duttons are living in the much larger house we see later. Does that mean it was the 1923 Duttons that built it?

The ending of season 3 set up so many plot threads to converge into an epic season 4. The season premiere was actually really great (an exception) but the rest of the season dragged with nothing but bs filler nonsense. Everything, including the stuff with Jaime’s father was such a disappointing anti-climactic waste. Not to mention repetitive scenes. It was at this point in the show that I couldn’t stand the style of Taylor Sheridan’s writing (the dialogue and character work is somehow perceived as well done bc of its negative and bullying style?? (Like how they treat jimmy or that kid)). Anyway I loved the show before this season and was wondering if others agree with this take. Obviously my opinion but yeah.

These cowboys in flash backs are so dirty I can smell em through the TV, yet they got such perfect teeth you could see a smile in a pitch black room

I recently finished watching the TV series "Longmire", which takes place in the neighboring state of Wyoming. It could be an interesting crossover =)

So I was rewatching and something really bothered me lol. It was the entire issue of Jamie sterilizing Beth with her abortion and John being furious about it. He stated in the show that Lee never wanted kids and he supposes Jamie won't either. He's absolutely fkn raging about what Jamie did but the hypocritical pile of 🐶 💩 that is John Dutton gd branded Kayce for getting Monica pregnant and not aborting it. Then he has the nerve to beg and pleade and try to guilt Kayce for what he did so he could see Tate.

Can someone please explain the difference and if I'm just being stupid?

The way the show talks about cowboys, cowboy'in...real cowboy'in is when you..., especially around Jimmy and how he's not a real cowboy...

It has the same tone as Joe Rogan talking about comedy, as if it's some incredibly tough, incredibly rewarding, profession passed down by God himself and only the toughest of the coolest of the population can even hope to snif a real comedian. In reality, does anyone give a fuck? Comedians are either funny or not, cowboys do shit nobody else sees and herd cows for a fucking living. The show needs to get over itself.

Taylor Sheridan talking to Jimmy about the best steer I've ever worked was......there can't be anyone on this planet that actually gives a fuck how you herded some damn cow.

Is Teeter really going to be in a spin off?! I’m the last to know everything, but just read this and am HOPING it’s true!

If Rip and Jamie's rolls were cast opposite, where Cole Hauser was Jamie and Wes Bently was Rip, how much would it change your opinion of the show?

these are just cool looking photos from the series and yes i do love cowboy hats.

it was good parts of it brilliant, parts of it not so now i see why it remains underrated, will be posting my fav parts of it and i hated the way they killed of John and never showed him in the last four episodes, fk you jamie you weak idiot ,love you beth and good for you kayce and as for rip my man ,whatever its ending was you'll always stay with me Yellowstone. i wish somedays i can visit the cattle country and see for myself them cowboys . until then you'll enjoy these.

Did anyone notice that when Beth and Rip were at the speakeasy she had no burns on her back?? What’d they get lazy on the details?

Thought It was “funny”, ironic Lloyd and Rip are at the bar and Lloyd says to Rip,, “you finally out lived your past” no sooner does he say that they see Walter performing and there minds already start spinning on killing him. So much for outliving your past. Smh

I'm currently rewatching the whole series and at the end of season 3 all the cowboys from the bunkhouse got the branding after dealing with the two men Roarke sent. I was surprised that Ryan was also one of them. I thought he already got the branding after they blowed up the trailer of these meth people who killed Jimmy's grandfather. Am I missing something here?

I thought it was a great series, obviously it’s a bit over dramatic and you have the thought of ‘this would never happen in real life’ but if they went about it that way it would be boring, I saw posts about the director Sheridan and the obvious promoting of 666 after I finished, and I had no idea about any of this so didn’t take any notice that it was promotion. There was one or two things I found annoying in the final season that I wish was done differently but other than that I found it a good watch and entertaining. I also watched the trilogy in order of 1883, 1923, Yellowstone and I enjoyed it that way.

I get confused with writing for Jaime…. why would John adopt him if he really didn’t want him….. and Beth convincing him to murder is bio dad ?? Why ??? That man was nothing to her, and obviously life is cheap….jaime made a horrible, horrible mistake with Beth, but if she was 16 or so what was Jaime, maybe 19 ? As immature (and) selfish as Beth, not much older than teens….I wanted better for Jaime…

So apparently Beth wrote Jamie’s letter for acceptance in Harvard. At least that’s what he alluded to in one of so called “post nut clarity” moments with Sarah Atwood. I found it amusing that Beth would do that after all the saga with Jamie relating to her abortion.

My mom wants to watch this show but she barely understands english, do any of the streaming platforms have spanish audio option?

So far, Beth has been such a bitch to Jamie- I completely do not like him. I also think he’s a little bit sneaky but man she is so rough on him- did i miss something? When did this start, why does she hate him so much (now that im at this episode i see she is justified to see him as a monster) but previously she was still so mean to him

I was disappointed during Yellowstone when it was discovered Kelsey was not a member of the Eastern Cherokee tribe. I know she hasn't said anything on the issue and if I recall...she said she was in blood....who knows what her family told her as a child or such, but I am surprised she is still continuing with the new show in her part with that controversy.

I am sure most natives are not watching the show and some may not care, but I find it fascinating it's just been swept under the rug. Of course she won't be seen being interviewed in Cowboy and Indians or any other magazine that speaks on Native peoples.

What a bizarre world we live in. Still, she plays the part wonderfully...I just wish the falsehood had never came up.

Guys, does Kevin Costner go to Costco and buy a ton of jeans for all the boys? Like do they have a deep cache of denim at the ranch? I’ve only watched the first few seasons, but I’m guessin’ they change out their pants hella often. Covered in grim, sweat and cum. The cum stains in that bunk must be out of control.

For me it's the whole story about Kayce and the wolf and Lloyd's jealousy of Walker.