None of this saves Yellowstone from having the narrative propulsion of a glacier on the contrary, the constant but rarely consequential violence heightens the impression that nothing ever happens. The Duttons murder in such great volume they have a designated canyon in Wyoming for dumping bodies. Sheridan prefers violent tableaux to traditional diegesis: People are shot, hanged, gored, trampled, burned alive, and, in one memorable case, fatally bitten by an airborne rattlesnake. In the first episode, John’s eldest son, Lee, is killed in an armed skirmish at the nearby Indian reservation Lee is almost never mentioned again. Meanwhile, the vast Yellowstone Ranch may be “the size of Rhode Island,” but it is covered in plot holes the size of Providence. He and his fellow Duttons - from venomous daughter Beth to wary Native daughter-in-law Monica - speak by trading dour maxims about human nature.
Costner turns in a muted performance as wealthy cattle baron John Dutton III, who is more gravel than gravitas. “I think it infuriates and confounds some people who study storytelling.” “It’s every old western and new western and soap opera thrown together in a blender,” Sheridan told the New York Times in 2021. The fourth season drew an average of 11.3 million viewers, according to Nielsen data, clocking in below Thursday Night Football but above Monday Night Football - rawhide sandwiched between pigskins - and a staggering 17 million tuned in for the fifth-season premiere in November. Fish and Wildlife, paid assassins, people from California. The show, which co-creator Taylor Sheridan writes, produces, and often directs, stars Kevin Costner as a fifth-generation Montana cattleman fighting to defend his ranch from threats on every side: land developers, Native activists, biker gangs, U.S.
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Since premiering on the little-known Paramount Network in 2018, the neo-western drama has grown into the most-watched scripted series on cable or broadcast television.
In the first place, Yellowstone is not a good show.
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