Note to hollyweird - **THIS** is how you do a show with **NO** virtue signaling, **NO** SJW-Preaching, & **NO** agenda prompting. Just a great show with a great cast and awesome storytelling for entertainment value, period! If only all of hollyweird could/would **GET** this simple concept. Tyler Sheridan just keeps bringing in the hits. His Urban-Western storytelling is on fire right now.

Absolutely hilarious to me that the very goofy super entertaining openly melodramatic cowboy soap opera has become a culture war talking point for the kind of insufferably tedious people that spend all their time on Twitter virtue signaling about how much they hate virtue signaling instead of spending time with their grandkids or something. Yellowstone is purely ridiculous in its plotting, completely removed from the reality of modern ranching in a microcosm and 'western' politics as a macrocosm, and incredibly fun because of it - especially Kelly Reilly and Wes Bentley who 100% realize what kind of show they are in and what kind of performances it needs - but good lord, the absolute irony of its most ardent and passionate fanboys who take it way too seriously being the kind of fake cowboys that the show itself considers its internal enemy is so delicious that it actually makes the show better in of itself. Newsflash, if you think Yellowstone is owning the libs or whatever I can guarantee you are closer to the try hard out of towners in the valley desperate for 'authenticity' and cosplaying in their cowboy hats than you are to the Duttons, the same way most people who think they are Ricks are really Jerrys. The first three seasons are all good and get better the more over the top they get, but season four seems to be running out of steam, most likely because almost half of the running time was used as backdoor pilots for at least three spin offs which we all know is the signal of a show stretched too thin, but as long as they resist some of the more obvious pitfalls due to it catapulting into the mass audience it should stay solid. For fans of Deadwood, Slim Cessna's Auto Club, and Passions.

This show is great & amazing scenery. Makes me want to visit Montana.

Arguably the best show we currently watch. If Paramount wants to make a name for itself with a flagship original drama, they chose well. Season one was great. Somehow, season two has surpassed it (and I can say that with confidence the week *before* the season finale airs). Well written, well acted, and has me edge of my seat every single week.

Enjoyed the first episode very much. The show to me is blend of Dallas and Bonanza.