I haven't seen even one episode - almost definately won't.
My wife watched this week's episode (her first) to see what it was about- I ain't starting there, so I went upstairs and read.
Today I asked her how she liked it, and if we should try to find the beginning seasons. 15 minutes later, she was still talking..... (She's from Miles City)
Finally I said - "that was a yes or no question, dammit!"
"Well, I think I have to watch another one to see."
I'm taking that as a no, until further notice, and certainly won't bring it up again myself.
What I'll get in 6 months or a year is, "Why haven't you found those first (*) seasons yet?"
I haven't seen even one episode - almost definately won't.
My wife watched this week's episode (her first) to see what it was about- I ain't starting there, so I went upstairs and read.
Today I asked her how she liked it, and if we should try to find the beginning seasons. 15 minutes later, she was still talking..... (She's from Miles City)
Finally I said - "that was a yes or no question, dammit!"
"Well, I think I have to watch another one to see."
I'm taking that as a no, until further notice, and certainly won't bring it up again myself.
What I'll get in 6 months or a year is, "Why haven't you found those first (*) seasons yet?"
can't watch it without starting from season 1 ......my golly.... would a guy be lost doing that...besides there better shows imo....me I got to watch ,and I never watch the end where they say next time of ..blah blah..never!
I like how the men lacking in skill are sent from Montana to Texas to become real cowboys.
Sure would be fun to see what happens if a sign like that^^^^^was put up in Elko or Winnemucca. Bigger grin.
Yep. The people with money made elsewhere(read, not cow money) buy a ranch in Montana. They may have owned for years but that's not where the money comes from.
Not bashing the 4-6's, different style of cowboying, different country.
But go live in a pack rat infested line camp in Nevada. Claude Dallas didn't go there for vacation...
CowEater did you ever know Claude? I went to his trial (first one) and will never forget how he handled himself on the witness stand. I know just what you mean about pack rat infested line camps in Nevada, though the one I stayed in for a short while wasn't really a line camp, it was a remote Forest Service cabin in the south end of the Ruby Mtns.
I haven't watched 2 hours of tv in the last 10 years. My wife talked me into watching....and now we're waiting for season 5.
Originally Posted by BrentD
I would not buy something that runs on any kind of primer given the possibility of primer shortages and even regulations. In fact, why not buy a flintlock? Really. Rocks aren't going away anytime soon.
Most series set in the modern world bore me. I'm living here after all. I get enough drama (make believe and otherwise) as is to fill my plate. TYhe only reason I'd watch Yellowstone is for the scenery - and that's pretty lacking on the female side, as far as I've looked. The landscape is apt to be decent.
I watched one episode of Dallas, 1.1 of Seinfield and Friends (nope- not funny -1st episode wasn't an un-funny fluke)!).
I've watched Vikings and Man In the Castle, end to end, working on Wheel of Time and a sci-fi - can't recall the name off hand.
Not much funny on TV since Carol Burnett, Tim Conway, etc. The "drama" series are worse than the "comedies"
I like the show,, no its not authentic, just like Ozark isnt, but its better than [bleep] like tyrone Perry or whatever the fuQ they keep showing ,,Aint been a good series since last man standing or home improvment and the like,,, TV pretty much sux, I do wish they would show more horse and cattle working scenes,,
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