The Evolution Of Walker | Yellowstone 

Brilliant line.

@@michelewalkerwebb kind of sums up the whole series in one sentence.

Here's the complete line: Mister, I don’t know you, but if you’re wearin’ that brand, you must be a bad man. These mother fu*kers want it back, you must be even worse. Karma comes in all shapes and sizes. Looks like it’s me today. Good writing

@@javduranm Taylor Sheridan baby 👊🏼

Cool way to go just like the old days

Watching teeters reaction gets me. J brings him a beer. And the music gets him, he puts his head down and feels it.

Best part about that scene is the way its framed when he comes into the store. They have the camera framed so you think he is buying a guy, when the first thing in the frame at the beginning of the scene is a wrack of guitars on the wall leaving you to think the first thought of him coming into that store in the first place is to buy the guitar, but he still is looking at the guns as an easy means of resolving the issue. Instead he swallowed his pride and humbled walker by giving him the guitar. In the beginning of that particular episode K tells him to swallow his pride. so.

What's the song name?

@Michael Miller Exactly. It's just a brilliant little mini-story-arc. Right up until you see Lloyd produce the guitar and be vulnerable by saying he knows nothing about guitars (not to mention the Yellowstone ranch hands aren't exactly paid well lol), it's debatable whether this is a murder or good faith gesture. Just a great scene.

@@master2chase 'The Poet' by Ryan Bingham, I believe

Lloyd is my FAVORITE

Yeah. Lloyd is a great character.

That's wisdom right there

You’re just like the rest of them lol, a moron. I love this show but to think that old Lloyd is anything more than a LOYAL SERVANT, you’re as dumb as he is.

He’s a real cowboy who was brought on the set to help with riding and roping they saw him and said you literally can’t recreate this ever…so they got him to agree to read lines

Yellowstone is great

@Often Offends why say that?

You're clearly a homosexual.

@Often Offends Did you miss your feeding of store bought baby formula, or did you miss being burped?lol lol lol lol Here's your sign.

Still wondering why the barrel racers were still there?? Mia and Laramie supposedly had to be gone...John wanted them gone and rip gave them their paychecks.. teeter was branded so she got to stay.

It’s not his first time in front of the camera! He was in a movie several years back, A Country Called Home.

@@colten4172Also in 'Crazy Heart' - where his song 'The Weary Kind' won him an Oscar, Grammy and Golden Globe.

Literally my man is just chilling trying to survive.

@@barefootbreezy6983 For real, I think a lot of people willingly overlook that basically all the characters are straight up psychotics in a cowboy cult haha.

@@AcherontiaStyx honestly true but it seems like a fun lifestyle to me. I might be psychotic.

He’s my favorite ❤

Probably Kayce then Walker

Thanks for that. It is gorgeous.

He broke a Rogue valued at about $200

Fixed it the right way, not just "sorry about that."

Ain't no way he walked out of a pawn shop with that, square traded for an old rodeo buckle.

Vnachi8 "...he's conflicted and just doing his best to survive." Indeed. And he knows he won't be able to leave, unless it's a trip to the "train station." Jimmy, on the other hand, shows he wants more than to survive and he has a chance to do it, elsewhere. When Jimmy returns to Yellowstone, he has a conversation, with LLoyd, about his opportunity in leaving and going back to Texas. He's shown how he has grown and acknowledges that being there would not be a good thing for him. Leaving and cowboying with neighbors and others who harbor no ill will is all he wants and is what is attractive to him.

@@vinyltapelover man, don't even get me started on Jimmy. His character arch was one of the best on the show and I simply don't understand his being written off the show, when the new 6666 hasn't even begun production yet (assuming he's in the cast).

@@Vnachi8 jimmy has his own arch and thought it was very well...watching him become a real cowboy was awesomeness

@@johndavies5582 100% disagree. Season 4 did nothing to establish a timeline in terms of the length of time that had passed between Jimmy being sent down to the 6666's and when he came back. In Dutton time in Montana, it seemed like a few months had passed during the length of the season, meanwhile in short snippets, we see Jimmy (who was an important secondary character on Yellowstone) progress in both his skills, peer appreciation and relationship in a timeline that seemed much longer than that taking place on the Yellowstone. After 3 seasons of slow development with Jimmy, where the audience slowly built a relationship with him and watch him grow, his arch both sped up and was minimized in the 4th season. Now, it appears he has left Yellowstone and as of the last announcement from Paramount on June 20th, The 6666's isn't even in preproduction yet. So what becomes of Jimmy now, because I'm a hell of a lot more interested in that than I am Kaycee and his annoying ass wife and bratty kid.

@@Vnachi8 Great write up. I think we unconsciously accepted that undefined time line, given all the drama at Yellowstone. My guess was that it might take about 6 months to grow and find his niche cowboying. I think we all, in gaining a connection to Jimmy, are wanting for more, but at four 6s or anywhere away from Yellowstone:). Considering how we were introduced to him with all his problems including the tragic death of his uncle(?), Jimmy was a compelling mess and he had us pulling for him into his relationship with Mia. Personally, I thought she screwed up a couple times pushing him too much when he wasn't prepared. She wasn't looking out for what was best for him at that time. He broke a promise to John Dutton getting hurt, a second time, trying to "please' and keep her in his life. John gives Jimmy one last shot at growing up and cowboying. He was going to ship him off to 6666s, cowboy boot camp and training for Jimmy. Mia wanted Jimmy to stay with her and not go away, but if had, he would have turned out to be a busted up cowboy wannabe and how would she be able to take care of future doctor bills especially if Jimmy became paralyzed? With Mia he wasn't going to learn how to be a cowboy and he could not stay at the ranch. Whether Mia wanted to acknowledge it or not, she was the one who set things in motion for Jimmy to be shipped off. If she had not been so selfish and could have seen into the future, Jimmy would have returned to her and as a real cowboy. Her selfishness and anger caused her not to talk to him, just before his leaving for 6666s. If Mia had told Jimmy she would wait, he would have been motivated and encouraged to do well and return to her. After all this, life is relatively good for Jimmy. What kind of story could be told about him at the 6666s... whenever it is written and aired? Kaycee 's wife tends to be a little distracting character to me. Maybe, for good reason, because of all the things they went through including the trauma the son went experienced because of his kidnapping and any possible physical abuse including having his head shaved. He had always felt "safe ' until that happened. And remember, I saw the compilation clip to remember myself, his grandfather spoke with him about being cognizant of how guns can take a life. I can't imagine what his character was dealing with when he shot and killed a bad man attacking his mother. I was robbed many years ago, by a man with a shotgun pointed at my midsection. I was angry as hell that it occurred and I couldn't do anything about it About a week or two later, I woke up out of a sound sleep in a sweat. I can cut Kaycee's son some slack for his PTSD. Between Kaycee and the wife they were approaching how to help their son differently and not doing well. I think the time with grandpa was a help to him. Dang, did I yammer on a spell didn't I?🙂

The scene of Lloyd in the pawn shop looking at the gun and buying Walker a new guitar is brilliant. Made me laugh; almost made me cry.

Well done? Absolutely not! Lloyd's actions were completely out-of-character and unbelievable for all of Season 4. However, that storyline was the most entertaining of the season.

@@ComedyBros5 the storyline was well done. Not Lloyds dick head attitude 🤦🏻‍♂️

@Darth Desec lmfao how is his acting horrible?

Ryan Bingham actually picked out the songs to use himself throughout the series

👍👍👍👍 YEP

Also would have been fine if they kept the skanks out

Same. Walker one of the best characters. Ryan kills it. That scene is one of my favs

Ryan Bingham is one of the greatest country musicians and actor in my opinion. I've seen them live four times in my best friend knows him and I got to smoke a joint with him before he went on stage one of the greatest nights of my life! He also rights and directs movies the man's got skills that's for damn sure.

Great call :)

Tell me about it

Hes still a bully!!!

He (Rip) is always looking for a fight! That's not necessary...he shouldn't have beaten up Lloyd!! That was a bully in action! Cowardly!!

Everybody on that ranch has mental issues it doesn’t matter how much we love the character they are bullies, hit men, or pay hit men or were abused or traumatized. They all need freaking therapy or jail!

True. Kayce letting him be free at the Wyoming border was golden. Both men understand how stupid humanity is and acknowledge that none of it matters.

Which is why Rip was right

I know! That’s why I love him. His delivery is REAL! 😊

Can i ask you where to watch this episode? I think its season 4 episode 1 right?

@@seventhirteen8178 not sure which one but you might be right. Paramount if you’ve got an account. ABC i think is playing 1st season but I watched on peacock because my cable includes the account

Walker is definitely my favorite ❤️ He’s straight up ! Would of loved to see more of him in season 5 for sure. ❤️

Yeah. Jimmy and Walker got branded just because they had a criminal record. They were not bad men. Falsely branded is the right word.

He was an asshole though

Kayce

Also Kaycee: *shoots a guy on the toilet*

@@aloneinthedark99 good catch 😂

@@aloneinthedark99 to be fair, the guy was holding his kid

@streglof he deserved it for sure but it was still a murder

True dat.

The poet is one of my favorite songs, but he's got so many more that just are the ever living s***. Hands down he's in my top five. You got to give credit to Jackson Taylor and the sinners, Wayne the train Hancock, Hank 3, Whitey Morgan and the 78s, Hayes Carl , and so many others that I can't think of at the moment pretty buzzed up LOL

Each character is a story. Each episode intertwining stories.

@@Jonno2summit as q ₩+the 0

And the incredible writing!!!

The black guy is way out of place

That's what happened to Rip and he's been institutionalised by Yellowstone.

yeah most of the characters on the show are assholes but rip especially

@@Ben-fk9ey rip literally killed a second person, wanted nothing more than to join, and WAS EXPLICITLY TOLD what the brand meant.

@@Ben-fk9ey yes he was a child and institutionalized but the whole joining was in exchange for hiding the second body. They didn’t force him to join after just his father. And again the biggest thing, they literally told him the brand meant lifetime servitude, unlike walker

How did Rip trap him? Walker knew exactly what he was getting into when he started? He agreed to it outright. Even in just a few clips, Rip gives walker 3 separate chances to back out

Same

Same

I like Jimmy the most relate the best but Walker is a good second to me

Walker is fine but he’s down the list compared to a few others!

Why he can’t sing he’s not attractive and he just is no actor at all!

Walker is a liar at best, a coward at worst

I think they both got lucky. The long black train was ready to take either one that night.

That's real cowboy shit.

Just that tiny thing where Llloyd takes his hat off and bows his head is gold.

@@dlc1119 2:41

@@abdurharper4287 they know exactly how to talk to each other without starting a fight. When Rip asked about Walkers hat and how he got it, then Walker answers the same about Rips truck, I lost it 😂

All of them are

@@Bethune_Groundstaff good call.

First clip I seen was on RU-vid, good ol' Rip dealing with the bikers in the field 🤣🤣 then Mia taking a ride with Rip and Jimmie 🤣🤣."when we get back to the ranch, I'm going to kill you, with my bare fn% hands "🤣🤣🤣🤣. I was completely sold on this series. I am impatiently waiting for season 5 to come out on dvd.

It *was* beautifully written western poetry. However, it's turned into an obnoxious soap opera now.

@@ComedyBros5still good tho 🤷‍♂️

Lots of Larry McMurtry and Lonesome Dove wisdoms and quotable lines.

The brand comes with added responsibility

@@stacksgillespie1818 Illegal responsibility.

@@tomasosegreti9126 only illegal if caught.

@@nomadhakunamatata5793 see if that holds up in court

@@tomasosegreti9126 you see that is being caught. Totally invalidates the clause in the agreement. Lol

Well he did stab the guy

​@@johncarterofmars47he had the reason for it

Bc people like walker and rip are like water and oil, they don't mix in together, one likes to be his own man and the other likes to do every single thing he's told like if he was some sort of machine. So it's no surprise that they wouldn't get along. I personally can't stand people like rip.

@@pedrorojas0116 he’s a bully not a cowboy

@@annaelisavettavonnedozza9607 where in my comment did I mention a cowboy lmao

@El Duderino LOL yeah I didn't really consider that when I wrote that comment. Also all the illegal stuff you'll be asked to do (which Walker justifiably balked at).

@@EclipseCircle That's why most are ex-cons 🤣 It's not only about second chances but really having no other options than doing what they do for John and the ranch

People like that are usually the ones who are easy to manipulate/control too. The ones who are desperate.

Given the ranch using them to commit criminal acts.

This is sarcasm right? They use felons as obedient dogs and murder them if they fall out of line. This reminds me of people idolizing Tony Soprano and the other mobsters.

I really wanted to see Walker at least cut Rip😂

🤣

In reality it's totally insane but as a dramatic neo-western with a somewhat "wild" world and them being a mafia organization I can roll with it.

The staffing plan is really bad, but the train station makes sense because it’s about a hundred miles from civilization.

When you own half the state and have a say on what goes on in the other half, very very little is going to go wrong, ever that you can’t ignore or buy or talk your way out of.

@@mircat28 All the more reason to hire a bunch of Kayce’s ex-SEAL buddies and pay them a shitload to be private security and do the ranch’s dirty work, rather than rounding up unreliable ex-cons outside the prison and pressuring them into violating parole

He had an idea. When Kacey took him out there Walker had his knife ready.

He knew. Why do you think he said he’d rather walk?

Trent, I'm gonna take a liberty and suggest a show to you called Mr Inbetween. It's on Hulu and Disney plus. Each episode is only 25 minutes long. If you like Kayce and Walker, yer gonna absolutely love Ray Shoesmith. Gimme a shout back if you end up watching it, like to hear your thoughts.

@@thedudeabides3138 wish I could watch them but I don't have anything but satellite. I've thought about getting some of those like Netflix, Disney+, and others but I'd have to get rid of my satellite and I watch alot of shows that aren't on streaming networks. I'm really excited wait on that spinoff of Yellowstone to start. Think it's going to be call 6666 or The Four 6s.

Sons of Anarchy was my favorite show until the final season

That would suck but that's also what makes TV drama great.

@@elbob17 exactly!

@@brayallen7290 You hope Rip doesn't have to take him on a road trip to the Wyoming dump.

@@elbob17 well of course.. I stated lloyd as one of my favs. I don't think he will die by the hand of the dutton ranch.. Will be a enemy.

@@brayallen7290 they kill Lloyd, Rip will tear into em like a rabid wounded grizzly.

Character is just like star war

Good guy? Why he was provoking Lloyd and trying to get two ladies who had "company" already

That thought had crossed my mind and almost posted the same. His hat and way he talks/accent/cadence. You're first :salute:

@@boxelder9147 I was watching Gunsmoke yesterday and realized it when this popped up on my YT feed. I also realized how pointless old western tv shows are. All they do is fight over women and shoot people and the good guys win in the end.

Sheila Burns, I agree but Walker made his decision to get the brand, he wasn't forced to! Love the show and can't wait for S5.✌️👌🙏

You missed the point of that scene. Rip wasn't going to kill Walker. He needed to create a reason for him and Kayce to fight, so he went after Walker. Rip knew kayce would stop him, and they would fight it out so Rip could throw the fight, and Kayce would somehow be seen as the new leader. The only reason anything happened in that scene is because John asked Rip to sacrifice everything he had earned. Rip shouldn't be judged too harshly. Walker is a cowboy. He knew what getting branded meant, and he was told only the criminals have them.