Yellowstone
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And they apparently assume that we viewers do, too.
So Ill giveYellowstonecredit for this: Its not especially ponderous.
The episodes themselves are generally longer than they need to be, sure.
But the sets and locations are well-lit, and easy on the eyes.
The actors attack their lines with verve.
The dialogue itself is punchy.
He can direct actors, and can put together some memorable sentences for them to say.
But his plotting is all over the place.
Sometimes he seems to forget it altogether.
But thats about it for the Walker subplot.
Nor does Walker generate any new conflict of note.
As for Beth … Well, what else is there to say about Beth?
Thats not to say that the Beth subplot this week is a complete waste of time.
But now that weve seen this more sympathetic side of her, what next?
This suggests we can expect more of the unhinged, trolling Beth in the episodes to come.
The same could be said of this show as a whole.
Hey, what was your favorite bit of rancher wisdom this week?
Here are some options: Its the shame that hurts the most.
But shame is in the mind.
you’ve got the option to turn that faucet off whenever you want.
Or: Its hard work being a man, but beats the alternative.
Or: Livin day to day isnt livin, its survivin.
Montanas natural resources may be limited, but inYellowstone, theres never any shortage of folksy bullshit.
