Nach einer gescheiterten Football-Karriere hilft Colt seinem Vater und Bruder auf der Familienfarm. Seinen Platz in der Familie hat er jedoch noch nicht gefunden.
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Netflix, bring back Rooster! He is essential
I enjoyed the characters and jokes here. Very light stuff to watch. I did not find the laugh track all that disturbing.
Another classic hit from Ashton Kutcher with an array of colorful characters and Sam Elliot & Danny Masterson making for a very unique duo. Hilarious and grounded in reality, a real comedy hit. Netflix is the right platform for it, the profanity adds the right flavor to this ranch bunch and I for one want more episodes.
The Colorful Family With Ashton Kutcher & Sam Elliot, And Everyone Thrown Into The Mix - It Does Get Better With Each Season & Sam Elliot Is Genuinely Perfect Opposite Ashton Kutcher & Netflix Is The Perfect Platform For The Profanity Adding The Right Kind Of Country Flavor That You Can Enjoy A Laugh From It - It Had It’s Dramatic Moments With A Few Comedic Breaks Thrown In - A Show Worth Watching
_The Ranch_ fills a niche in TV that isn't really populated by any other shows. There are very few shows that portray this sort of lifestyle. Even fewer are ones that include comedy. I like that is breaks from the typical rich LA/New York suburbia sitcom setup. It started a little slow, it was clear that everyone was still trying to find the rhythm to their interactions with each other, but quickly grew on me. I think Season 2 was even funnier and better than Season 1. Best part about this show is the chemistry between Ashton and Danny and pulling out Rooster really killed much of that chemistry. What I don't like about the show: - Some episodes are very repetitive. For example, during the Part Four each episode was just one character having an explosive argument with another and then having them make up by the end. And I think their problems with the ranch is recycled more than anything else. Every season they are fighting for the ranch, or someone is in danger of losing the ranch or not being able to sell the herd. - I don’t like the actress who plays Maggie. Her delivery is always so flat, robotic and monotonous. Also, I'm so over Hank - his random interjections have gotten so predictable that you can always tell when he is about to say something. I didn't expect I'd enjoy it as much as I have. I especially like that I didn’t feel a particular political agenda being pushed. Or any agenda at all.