Yellowstone’s Most Unforgettable Flashbacks 

Yeah I noticed that too it was refreshing to see especially as the white folk it’s old school parenting style a lot of corruption lol

Legendary show , unrealistic booze consumption (under the circumstances) they would’ve lost the ranch long ago , it replaces wisdom, ambition & good judgment ; with anger,hate & poor judgment

​@@guysumpthin2974 there's an unspoken crime here. I've not found one who speaks of it. It's not revealed but I see it.

Had been for decades in my Family.

@@kathyjohnson170 if you refer to the treatment of the kids yeah that’s old school

TV shows that are great always end.

Not enough of them tho.

I'd rather see it end than be brought down by others trying to ruin it.

I miss my grandfather. He was the only father I knew and he loved me unconditionally. I'll carry that with me for the rest of my life...

I missed that one completely

I’m so sorry you lost your old man, I’m scared to death for that day to come, and it’s coming soon one of these days. My condolences to you and your family.

That’s what I would do 100 times twice on Sunday for my father. This son get me because it matches my childhood to a tee, i cry to this day ❤❤

I wish I had that pain. I really do

It makes me cry

​@blueequine572 me too😢

I wish your mother had taught you how to spell.

I know someone now who wasn’t told. You would think everyone these days is given info but nope

Idk what it's like in the States, but here in Canada, we have at least 5 puberty presentations for both genders since 6th grade. My sister saw all of them and was still scared.

I shoot hoops when I'm feeling down too

Me too.

which state in the US have most ranches and cowboys?

@@freidapaynor1641 Texas

@@freidapaynor1641 Texas

The original ranch?

@@Ragitsu yes! The chief Joseph ranch

@user-nw7om2br5cprob Montana or Utah

I'm betting its Spencer. IMO, Alex on the boat was suffering from morning sickness and not boat sickness, she had a different glow.

@@Th_Ppptmstr that or she might possibly have tuberculosis. When the boat was flipped over by the ghost ship, Alex was thrown from her bed and landed on the Captain’s and hit the pillows that had his blood all around it. She could’ve caught tuberculosis from that. So it’s either or. Guess we’ll see when S2 come out.

Is it going to be Matthew McConaughey?

I believe it will be Spencer and Alex. Spencer is hard enough to deal with banner. Alex will find him in Montana and be the reason the ranch gets upgraded to the 20th century. To me this is the only way forward but I’m not Taylor s.

@@DianaJG8 that’s what I heard. It would make sense, Spencer is 37 years old in 1923. When it’s 1944, it’ll be 21 years later. He’ll be like 58.

Her mom was right about what she said to her in the bathroom. Every single word; about how humanity would end in two generations if they were the ones to deliver babies and how from the moment a girl turns a woman, they will try to make us feel less... that's a real Mom.

In a way I don't blame him, Beth can drive someone to kill.

Or - adopting him in the first place... 🤷‍♀️

@@DianaJG8 I wouldn’t say adopting him was a mistake. It was him sending Jamie to college to be a lawyer that lead Jamie into developing his own motives and agenda of wanting to do certain things the right way. John wasn’t about doing things the right way if situations were serious, their family being threatened. John may be a fault for sending Jamie to college, but he ain’t at fault for what Jamie became when he became a lawyer. That’s all Jamie’s doing, under the influence of others who easily manipulated Jamie by striking at his ego.

@@kjiggidy5719 Well, Jamie never wanted to be a lawyer. Just a rancher. He, ultimately, wants the same thing John does: for the Yellowstone ranch to survive and be inherited by future generations of Duttons. It's just that while Jamie wants to go about it the sensible, beneficial way, John wants to go about it the old school wild west way. It's for this reason the ranch is suffering and why his oldest son is dead. Jamie's really not a bad guy, when you think about it. He's just desperate for acceptance and suffers from a lack of self-confidence. A guy like that, regardless of how smart he is, is bound to make poor choices and some mistakes. Like the rest of his family, he's no angel. But compared to the rest of them, Beth especially, he's a saint...

@@neonrodenson1480 if you believe that then stick with it. We all have our opinions at the end of the day. But he ain’t no saint, none of them are. And that’s the point of the Dutton family, stretching back to James Dutton and the rest of the first generation. None of them were/are saints. Jamie’s not a Dutton, but still being as one; he is far from being a saint. No matter how you slice it and defend it.

@@kjiggidy5719 Most of what I said isn't an opinion. In Seasons 1, 2, and 5, it's explicitly shown or said (or both) more than once and often revisited and echoed between 3-4. And I said he's a saint "by comparison". He's got blood on his hands and did terrible things, too. Just not nearly as much or as comfortably as his family. And blood Dutton or not (I personally believe that online theory that he is), just having the name curses him...

I think it's exactly precedented. Someone had to eventually honor Native People and Culture, especially in a show that centers on the land and impacts of oil and cattle. The respect of culture and land, and the relationship with the fact that people were pushed out of their homes and are still is evident, and it's a beautiful thing to see researched and respected here

I agree with you 100% about Jamie. He did everything his dad wanted and still that wasn’t enough. I honestly would just give up trying 🤷🏼‍♀️

Agreed. On all fronts. It would have been nice if Elsa and Sam had a kid or two and she wasn't offed so young.... nice to see Kayce, though, echoing his 5 great aunt Elsa in a sense. A Dutton with a First Nations Indigenous spouse, that also has deep ties to the land due to him possibly being the one to inherit the Yellowstone ranch... just sayin', nice tie back to Elsa and the 7th generation prophecy.... And as far as Jamie goes... Man. He should have just been allowed to become a rancher like John. Beth should have gone for that second degree. May have helped even her out. Jaime taking her for that abortion was not great, knowing what he knew about the whole procedure. ALSO, tying back to the respect for the Native American's and problems that no ONE ever talks about... that sterilization but, based on facts as well. Can we just say.... the writers know their stuff! It is quite impressive to see. I find myself going, "OH MY PANCAKES AND SYRUP!!! FINALLY!!! That's factual. THAT'S something too that they don't teach in public school history classes. Nope only if you go digging deeper into the archives or know SOMEONE from the reservation...." it is JUST... well done, all the way around. The good, the bad, and all of it. Either way, Jamie made a HUGE mistake, sadly, with Beth and her abortion. And it's hard telling if he had his own agenda started then, because if she had the first male grand child, out of wedlock or not.... either way, whether it was intentional or unintentional on Jamie's part, fact remains, he robbed her of one of the things she really wanted in life WITHOUT being honest about it. And like John told a young Rip, you can't cry about the consequences AFTER the fact. You should HAVE considered them BEFOREHAND.... damn shame. I hope Jamie gets a bit of a redemption before he goes. HOWEVER... I still feel Beth is correct and Jamie needs to take a ride on the big black train. Though John seems to hesitate, which kinda proves to some degree, that he considers him family/one of his own.....

Genetically it's not too far off. Native Americans are fairly closely related to Asians ancestrally. Sometimes you gotta get people who look like they could be, when you can't find very many people who actually are.

@@sorrenblitz805this is a shit take. By your logic we’re all black because we all come out of Africa and essentially Ehtiopia. They had many indigenous women to pick from yet they chose to get the asian sexy looking “indigenous type”.

When your pop's dying words are "don't give them an inch" that's why lol.

I'm not falling for all the sensation lies headlines because behind the scenes nobody has set a damn thing about Kevin leaving. This is all hype to drive people for clicks to their websites.

@@jhamptonjr yeah that's what I thought, no official comment from Mr Dutton himself

It was lower on the hill. I had to look back at it too.

what do u mean?

@@jordanzdebski5132 Hmm………..Apparently you’ve not heard about how much Taylor has going on and that he’s the reason for the delays in finishing the second half of season 5. As he hasn’t had the scripts and other necessities ready at the moment filming was to start back. But everyone else was ready. So in my opinion, he’s bitten off more than he can chew. He needs to focus more on his bread and butter show Yellowstone and delegate duties for the other shows to someone else.

@@michaelbrant1503 It's also why the last season of Yellowstone was so lackluster

I have faith in Sheridan. But I, too, have mixed feelings about season 6 and why it will be the last season. Do you know more about the controversy than I do? Can you explain? so I don’t have to read it on google myself 😂😅 🙂

@@michaelbrant1503 Yeah and from the looks of things part 2 of Season 5 wil be the last season of Yellowstone we'll be getting. Or at the least the last season with John Dutton in it. Though I agree. Sheridan should have first finished Yellowstone (ideally with a 6th and final season). Then he could have gone on to make the prequels.

Honestly, I think that'd be for the best. It's starting to peak...

@@neonrodenson1480been peaked

Tim Mc Graw

@@virginiadaneke2362 yes that’s it thank you he did really well he showed a character in control of himself making his own way

John's wife don't seem to have that motherly nature like the others. Like she want to be meaner than the world already is.

The first part of season 5 is available. I’ve been watching the entire series on dvd myself and have been waiting for the second half of season 5 to come out before I buy that season

@@davidpar2 yeah not interested in buying TWO PARTS though I’ll wait for the FULL. I can appreciate there may be more cost involved in two although likely not however I’m practical more than anything and don’t need separate packaging it’s a waste plus storage consideration I only buy them because I don’t watch online.

I have been jumping from one episode to another to finally understand why Rip had no records and couldn't even get close to the courthouse when Beth was jailed after breaking a bottle on that bimbo...I enjoyed the episode although the bimbo wasn't unmasked in front of her husband.

Not bad but Jamie is a full blown narcissist and they never feel remorse. I think Beth should take her father's place as crazy head of the family and Yellowstone. With Rip close to her, there will be a balance 😂 and other stories can go on. John can die tragically on the hands of Jamie because a heart attack would be too natural for people craving drama...I mean everyone 😂... but Beth is the best character to keep the series moving on.

@Lyrielonwind I respectfully disagree. Jamie is a tragic character thrust into villain status by lack of a properly developed story arc, which Taylor Sheridan admits himself. Jamie is remorseful, as seen during the murder of Sara Nyugen at the start of the series. He has a full-fledged panic attack, grief stricken, and full of self-loathing over his actions. He tells Beth during a car ride that he will allow Beth to hate him for everything if it means she stops hating herself, which is about as sacrificial as he can get. He also tells Beth that taking her to get an abortion was the single worst decision of his life. Beth is completely unhinged and sadistic at this point in the story. The only thing standing between her and the abyss is Rip, who she has been lying to for years about the abortion of his child, a situation she completely blames on Jamie even though she, in part, requested it from him. Between her and Jamie, she is the one who takes zero accountability and has no remorse for any actions she takes, always justifying it as "what is necessary for the ranch." Jamie is effectively Frankensteins monster, with John being his maker and potential victim. The only way for the ranch to be saved at this point is if Jamie and Beth move past their trauma and pool their resources.

@@loliver9660 Agree to a certain point; she wanted an abortion, not being unable to ever have children and Jamie didn't tell her but I agree there are far too many unresolved trauma going on. Anyway, I understand you like Jamie more. To me he's a narcissist and Beth is borderline but I still would prefer a Beth than a Jamie in my life if I could choose because Beth might be crazy but she can be the most loyal person in your side. Jamie only cares about his ego and butt. We could be arguing about it for hours but it's not in our hands to give it a way out and have a fair close or end...I don't think it's possible; both have been too damaged.

Chris Stapleton- Daddy Doesn’t Pray Anymore.

And how many real men are out there?

If we raise our children right they’ll be more

Simp

😂

I’m not talking about alpha and beta, and all that bullshit I’m talking about each gender having its purpose and responsibilities, and being special in its own way, and teaching our children, these purpose and responsibilities, instead of trying to teach them that their purpose is to be a millionaire or that their purpose is to constantly compete with the opposite sex

King, 😂😂😂😂 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂 18:13 18:13

They certainly can if a fractured skull with bleeding and/or swelling of the brain.

@@rowanaforrest9792 thank you lol somebody with a brain

John's dad and Emmett both died a cowboys way.

Ah, yes they do. My Dad passed in March, you obviously missed an opportunity to learn.

I work in a very large state park in the west, with a river running through it. It is not uncommon here that visitors will slip on rocks along the river and hit their head and pass away before they can be flown to a hospital. So yes, someone most certainly can die from being hit in the head too much. Happens all the time. Just sayin'.

Um… duh? This was not an extremely uncommon thing… by this time we had completely invaded their land; and most did pick up on English. For many many different reasons. Safety, survival, etc. Not an uncommon or unrealistic thing at all.

Lol they were captured and put into camps and boarding schools .....so they were forced to learn to study up please 😮

Watch 1923

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