Kayce (Luke Grimes) has passed his third or fourth point of no return by leaving Dan to die by hanging. These are characters so rooted in their own dysfunction in their own psychological hangups that it’s not a question of what will happen when the show comes back, but how that horribleness will manifest itself. The farewell actions of each member of the Dutton family as the season comes to a close, are almost anti-cliffhangers. Much like we see Dutton allies and enemies alike go to the most extreme measures just to feel anything, “Yellowstone” has picked the most unusual ways to mitigate the preachy, verbose backstabbing that keeps sending the show in circles. Rather than intensify the family showdowns and the tensions within the Dutton empire, those weekly dire setpieces only serve to sap the political intrigue of any bite. It’s hard to build a growing sense of dread when there’s an inevitability to this kind of thing happening week to week. It also had to be a battle against nature, complete with wolves devouring a dead bear’s carcass for metaphorical good measure. For a show determined to examine the darker side of human tendencies, showing bad behavior wasn’t enough. All of these individual moments require a certain amount of horrible luck - points to “Yellowstone” for turning “getting bit by a horsefly at the wrong time” into a major late-season plot point. One by one, each major player in this saga of Dutton hubris is visited by some parade of horrors, perfectly timed to add another wave of trauma to an already-fraught series (that began, by the way, with the brutal death of a family member). At the end of the season, Kayce’s wife Monica (Kelsey Asbille) is currently recovering from head trauma received from landing on a slab of concrete the wrong way during a fight at her son’s school.
Episode 8 featured a woman being stuck through the stomach by a metal fence post. 'Yellowstone' Season 5 Teaser: Kevin Costner Returns to the Ranchįrom 'Barbie' to 'Babylon,' Here's Everything Margot Robbie Has in the WorksĮpisode 7 ended with two people falling off a cliff in the wake of a bear attack. 'Tulsa King' Teaser: Sylvester Stallone Is a Mafia Capo Out of His Element in Oklahoma But through animal metaphors and escalating human endangerment, “Yellowstone” Season 1 opted to show a staggering level of violence that may not have been unique in TV as far as volume, but ran an unexpected gamut of different ways to put people in danger. The series that started with a horse getting shot right between the eyes was never going to be one that dwelled on the happier side of human nature. There is no totally free option, but we'll get to the one a la carte offering in a moment.įirst, here are all of the services that include the Paramount Network.How, then, do you maintain audience interest in a show governed by so much personal and institutional history? By offering up weekly doses of mortal peril that would make the first season of “9-1-1” blush. However, if you've cut the cord, you'll have to figure out another way. Yellowstone's new episodes run on the Paramount Network, which is a part of most cable packages. How to Watch Season 4 of Yellowstone (Nov. It's a fortunate perk for those who only want Yellowstone, but it doesn't solve all of your problems, because. However, Xfinity internet customers can likely get the free Xfinity Flex box, which comes with Peacock Premium at no cost. It costs $4.99 a month, but if you want it without advertisements, you'll need to go to Peacock Premium Plus at $9.99 a month. This is the subscription version of Peacock, NBC's streaming app. Suddenly fans who thought Yellowstone was only a park want in on this action. It's also gripping action and drama - and some of the best acting on screen! An extended break between Season 3 and Season 4 created a grassroots fervor for the show. It's raw, often violent and certainly not for small children. Seasons 1-3 of Yellowstone include 29 episodes that follow John Dutton and his family as they take any measure necessary to protect their Montana land and way of life.
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