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- Опубликовано: 26 фев 2023
- A look back at some of the tensest faceoffs between Jamie and the rest of the Dutton family.
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"The child who is not embraced by the village will burn it down to feel its warmth."
In this case, it's a ranch.
That’s a fantastic quote. African proverb according to google.
Yes
Jaime is the textbook definition of treat someone like a villain long enough and they become a villian
And now Beth is gonna feel his wrath for all the years of crap she made him endure
Facts, in my family they made me the villian and I would destroy them all even my mother.
@@cortezconquistadorI get this weird feeling Jamie has options in place though if rip or Beth does anything to him he will bury them with the evidence of all the crimes committed.
@@Mcherri facts
@@captaincold5481 I hope so. It would be kind of poetic for those two to kill each other.
The man has been trying to make logical decisions for this family which isn't even his, yet he is made a villain by John and Beth. I am glad he is fighting back after years of emotional, psychological and physical abuse he had to endure.
The issue with Jamie being the enemy is that Beth and John made him the enemy. Years of using him and abusing him has led to this point.
It’s absolutely disgusting the way they treat him. All he’s done is exactly what they’ve asked
@@wayne47able He got Beth a hysterectomy. Did she ask for or want a hysterectomy?
@@afamoroti equally Beths own fault mind you. He fucked up, but she should’ve kept her legs closed. She knew her family situation and chose to do so anyway, Its that simple.
@@EndLess009 You're completely missing the point. Yes BETH'S at fault for getting pregnant. But was it her fault she got a hysterectomy? No. That was all on Jamie.
Here's an equal analogy. Let's say I'm skateboarding and I fall and get a really bad infected injury on one leg. Sure it's my fault for being careless. I'm gonna have to lose my leg. Still my fault, I agree. The doctor then cuts off BOTH my legs (the infected leg AND the healthy leg).
Answer me this, is it my fault that I've lost BOTH my legs?
@@afamoroti he was 17 year old kid. What could he have known
John and Beth are the reason Jamie is the way he is. It always bothered me how people make Jamie out to be the bad guy without looking at the context. He's no angel, but compared to the rest of the family, he's a saint. He isn't at all selfish, hence him saying he doesn't want the ranch for himself. Rather, for his nephew and son. It all starts when he was 17.
Back then, John asks Jamie what he wants to be when he grows up. Jamie said with a big smile on his face, "You, Dad. I wanna be just like you and do your job." But then, John said "Well, son, I want you to go to school to be a lawyer." Jamie's smile immediately disappeared and he was clearly shocked and disappointed (even asking some questions on the why). He was shocked because he knows John hates lawyers, but John's only response was "Be one I like." Because Jamie was so loyal, he did what he was told.
As far as the Beth abortion issue, that scene clearly took place not long after his above-mentioned Lawyer thing with John, hence Jamie saying it was his last day on the ranch. Jamie, again, was only 17. Barely older than Beth. She wasn't asking him for lunch money or handling a bully. She asked him to help her gut a baby in secret. A teenaged girl has no business asking her teenaged brother to handle an adult-level situation like that. And secrecy is basically impossible when your family is ranching royalty. And if people paid attention to Jamie's facial expressions and body language, they would realize he was hesitant to have her go through with the procedure that would render her barren. But in his teenaged brain, combined with seeing how scared and desperate she was, this was the only way. He didn't do it out of spite. He did it out of love.
20 years later, Jamie has faithfully served John and the ranch and yet you can see in the first episode, before Beth even came home, that John seemed to treat him indifferently and refused to listen to his sound advice. Jamie told his Dad that the ranch needed money and that his old -school wild west approach to protecting cattle and preserving the land was a bad idea, but he didn't listen because of his stubbornness and recklessness. And because he didn't listen to him, the mission went sideways and Lee was killed. Jamie also warned John about Beth, how she would end up tearing the family apart and that the longer she stayed on the ranch, the worse she'll be. We see he was right about that too. Since then, John has yelled at, cursed at, threatened, disrupted, and even hit Jamie despite his years of loyalty and service.
To think, all Jamie wanted was to be a cowboy and rancher like his Dad. He never wanted to or asked to be a lawyer or politician. His Dad looks down on him for being the very thing he forced him to be, when he didn't even want to be the thing in the first place. Jamie was always the most loyal of the four Dutton kids in the sense of being what his Dad told him to be and do. Lee didn't want to mingle with people to build relations with the ranch, Beth moved to SLC to be a financier (and has made it clear on many occasions that she doesn't care about the ranch), and Kayce relocated to the reservation with his wife and son to train horses. Jamie, however, sacrificed his dreams to be a good son and all he got in return was contempt, mistreatment, and belittlement.
I, for one, am glad he has turned on his toxic family and really hopes he brings them down, especially Beth. That triumphant tirade against her when she broke into his house was just the tip of the iceberg I suspect...
And to this day, Jamie still wants to be a rancher. When John sent him to live in the bunkhouse and work as a wrangler as punishment, it had the opposite effect. Jamie was actually happy for the first time in the show, and the moment John took him from the bunkhouse and made him the livestock commissioner he went back to being angry. And when Jamie bought his own land, he planned to start his own small ranch. At the end of the day, Jamie is a rancher at heart, and being one is the only way he can find happiness. But because of the life he was forced into he can never be that because John will always drag him back into that life and Beth is determined to deny him happiness
@@patrickkanas3874 Agreed. Even in the pilot episode when he was hanging out with his brothers and nephew, he was shown to be very happy not in a suit or office. It's like he can't have anything he wants without looking like the bad guy and John and Beth are to blame. It really is tragic. Adopted or not (I believe he is actually blood), Jamie has the Dutton name and was raised on that ranch in that family, which means no matter what he does or where he lives, he can never escape. But he can fight. And with Sarah unlocking his full potential, which is enough to scare even Beth btw, it's going to be one John and that %$tch will not win. In the end, Jamie will end up with the ranch alongside his brother Kayce and their respective sons...
I do hope that Jamie ends up on top by the end of series
As I've mentioned on another video, Jamie was just cannon fodder to John. That, "then be one I respect" thing was crap. It didn't matter what Jamie did, John would never respect him cause he wasn't his blood. He just adopted him to place all the bad crap he knew one of his children would have to do and just used him as a sacrifice.
@@patrickkanas3874that wasn’t punishment that was a father realizing what his son needs because he told Jamie to help out on the ranch because Jamie was on the brink of suicide and his father John had a heart to heart with him
Beth's anger at Jamie over the abortion should be directed at John. At a young age, Beth tried to get an abortion because she was afraid of what her tyrannical father would do to rip, and Jamie agreed to the clinic's insane methods out of fear of John too. Had he known, he would have killed Jamie. In any case, only Jaime would have been punished by John, and Beth seemed to know but didn't care that fact... that's the saddest.
John even blamed himself for it, since he realized if only Beth knew that she could talk to him about it, she wouldn’t have turned to Jamie and all that wouldn’t have happened.
Right? If Jamie would have told John then Rip would be R.I.P. and Beth would still hate him all the same.
I still don't understand how Jamie is the bad guy? That family has degraded him for just trying to do whatever they wanted.
It seems like Sheridan has been trying to make him into the villain but for me he is the most sympathic of the Dutton's. It would be nice to see him get some happiness before the show ends but I don't think that's the way the story will go. Real shame, was hoping to see him get a comeback.
@thornback Not to mention John Dutton continually letting Beth get away with terrorizing him
Until season 5 I really thought the Plan was for Jamie and Kacey to end up with the ranch and make it into a home for Tate and make it sustainable once John and rip die and Beth leaves. But it seems like he is going to be the full on bad guy until the end
@QuixoticCowboy only a bad guy to John and Beth, and kinda Rip as he might not have anywhere else to go
Man I really think he’s going somewhere like the train station but worse. I hope not.
They can’t just take Jamie to the train station, he’s the Attorney General of the State of Montana. If he goes missing, an investigation will be launched. And if Kayce finds out, he’ll disown his family and never speak to them again. It’s not like he’s trying to steal the land away from them, he just has a different method of saving it. John and Beth repeatedly abuse him and they’re surprised every time he betrays them. Yes, he’s weak, cowardly, and has extreme self-esteem issues, but he’s not as evil as Beth makes him out to be.
He has already tried to steal their land. What makes you think he won’t do it again?
@Stomper you're absolutely right. He's a snake
Jamie is nothing more than a self-serving zealot who thinks he deserves more because he was raised a Dutton but isn't a Dutton by blood. And because he repeatedly does the wrong things under the guise of making things right, he hurts those he THINKS he is helping then compounds the problems by trying to "fix" the issues even further. If he would just quit TRYING, things would balance out. If he would just quit trying to self-promote he could still get ahead but he goes full steam ahead and wrecks everything in his path.
@Stomper What Jamie's doing isn't about stealing the land and he's never tried to steal it before he's been protecting it from the very beginning
@@gantashiro978 Yet people we’re rooting for Heisenberg in Breaking Bad. It’s all in the writing.
Jamie isn’t without aspirations. They haven’t nailed down who orders the attack on the family and his character has always been about using a situation to further himself.
Odds are if anything happens to him it would look like an accident or self inflicted. But he is a main character and keeping him around would further the plot.
However they have been driving towards the demise of the John Dutton character since the beginning of the series.
So Kayce is the only Dutton that Jamie was never at odds with?
Wonder what kind of relationship Jamie had with Lee
Everyone loved Kayce because he's the only one who they know is better than all of them. They didn't want to turn him into them so they insulate him from all their bad juju.
@@jfrd-pw4hkyeah true, plus Kayce is my favorite character on the show and I'm probably gonna get cr@p but i also do like Jamie
We don't see much, but it looked like Jamie and Lee got along quite well...
@@neonrodenson1480 yeah i agree, really wish they had more scenes together
Jaimie is the hero of the show. Everyone else is evil and selfish to the core
I don't think anyone from the Bunkhouse let alone Kayce hated Jamie. Just Beth.
Exactly Kayce is neither selfish nor evil. He is a boy trying to be a man from the start. He joind the Navy because he needs to protect otheres which made him a man way to quick and now he just wants to make the life of his son better than his was.
Exactly! Beth has told him numerous times that she will kill him, and now people want to see him as the villain for returning the favor. The Dutton’s, especially the patriarch, have always been the villains. Jamie having his sister killed is fucking self-defense at this point.
@@QuixoticCowboytrue. And yet he couldn't help but smile when his young kid was a crack shot at the fair, probably thinking that apple didn't fall far from the tree at all (even more so when we think the little one already has a kill on his belt :/)
Kayce is up there too
Why the hell John adopted Jamie anyway, he doesn't seems to love him, he just using him
Where exactly does this grudge against Jamie come from? He is an obvious underdog in the family, he is being constantly emotionally abused, gaslighted, and totally unloved by B and J ... Hell, if I had a family like that I would have turned on them long time ago, but he still tries to please them over and over again.
Well for Beth it comes from obviously him taking her to a clinic in which they ended up sterilizing her.
John’s hatred comes from Jamie always putting his own goals and ambitions ahead of the family. With John it’s ALWAYS about the family. And he expects that type of commit and loyalty from his children. Jamie isn’t built that way…probably since he’s adopted. 🤷🏻♂️
Jay has a point. The Jamie character is… how can I use this to advance my career…
Still, for John… not enough reason to mentally and emotionally abuse him. I think John’s own desire to keep his land clouds his judgement as far as treating his children, Jamie included… it got Lee killed in the first episode of season 1… look at where it’s leading it now, even Beth doesn’t see eye to eye with her father at times throughout the series… I think, the plot needs John to die in order to completely settle the story.
@@therealmistahjay he's still thinking of the family. He has the john way of thinking. The more power the better. So I disagree with you on that take. Also Beth has some fault and this and she knows if it was any other way rip would be dead.
Beth took Jamie over the edge when threaten to take his son from him. John is too damn self righteous and I can't stand Beth's character.
Here is my educated guess with how the second half of season 5 will go:
John will tell Beth that they cannot have Jamie killed. Not just because he was raised as a Dutton, but perhaps some sort of hidden plot twist that involves Evelyn. Maybe Phyllis was a childhood friend of Evelyn's... or maybe even Evelyn's biological sister. That would explain why they were so quick to adopt an infant Jamie after Phyllis was murdered by Garrett.
Meanwhile, Jamie will go through with having a "hit" put out on Beth within the first couple episodes back from the break. At some point towards the end of the season, a hit man will arrive at either the Dutton Ranch or some other place of significance to carry out the hit. But instead of Beth being murdered, the hit man either intentionally or accidentally murders Summer.
With Summer's death and possibly a wounded Beth, John succumbs to a fit of rage that results in one of three possible outcomes (which would pave the way for Kevin Costner's departure of the show): he gets killed in a shootout as part of an instant retaliation to this hit; he doesn't get injured at all, but somehow this incident blows the dam open to expose all of his nefarious, illegal deeds that leads to his removal from the Governor's office and possible federal prosecution; or he is mortally injured to where he is on life support for the next 1-2 episodes, but before his passing launches one last Hail Mary that either sees him possibly reconciling with Jamie in an attempt to preserve his family once he is gone, or throws some sort of legal blockade in Jamie's direction that will either get him removed from the AG office and/or remove his legal stake in the Dutton Ranch.
There are so many possible roads the storyline of this show can. In the beginning of the series I will admit that Jamie Dutton was one of my favorite characters. And while I believe he may act like a coward at times and be one of the dumbest Harvard graduates in terms of "street smarts," I do not believe he has deserved the amount of animosity and vitriol he has received from both John and Beth prior to him declaring public warfare on John as governor.
Jamie has slowly evolved into a figurative monster that was created by both John and Beth over the years. John intentionally used Jamie's urgency for his approval to make him the instrument he wanted to help him fight the legal battles, all the while sharing little to no compassion for him. And even though Beth has the right to feel angry about Jamie not being forthcoming about the sterilization, her need to degrade and humiliate Jamie at every opportunity for nearly the past 20 years has transitioned from pettiness to cruelty.
I'm not rooting for Jamie to succeed with taking over the Governor's office and possibly killing members of the Dutton family. But I am hoping that he seeks some sort of retribution from the hell John & Beth have put him through, or better yet I hope he completes some sort of redemption arc that by the end of the series sees him get what he's always wanted: love and approval from his family.
Amazing comment
Love how Beth blames Jamie for her sterilization but forgets she got herself in that predicament in the first place and ask Jamie for help. Reap what you sow.
Jamie withheld that information from her. Your fucking stupid 🖕🏼
Jamie was her big brother and it was his job to protect her in every way and that includes preserving her possibility to be able to have children one day when she WAS ready. Then again I'm the oldest of six so my POV may be a little biased
@@robertlewis5257 I couldn’t have said better
Jamie made the mistake of not letting Beth know that a sterilization would come with an abortion at that clinic, but he was as much a youth as she was. He made an error in judgment over a situation he should never have been presented with.
@@robertlewis5257 jamie was also a teenager at a time, just like beth. she is more at fault for the situation then he was. If she exercised some self control and didn't get pregnant in the first place she wouldnt of had to get the abortion or better yet, owned up and took responsibility for her mistake instead of blaming everything on her brother. Shes become the most annoying character on the show at this point.
It makes zero sense to be on “team Beth.” She has unresolved trauma that is literally no one else’s problem. You can’t hold that kind of hate in your heart and expect to grow as an adult. She’s stuck in adolescence, and knows that anytime she throws a fit “daddy” isn’t going to do anything about it. All John does is enable her bitchy behavior.
You can only ride the “can’t have children train” for so long. My stepmother couldn’t give birth, because it would kill her. So instead, she decided to adopt. She loves that kid as if she was her own flesh and blood. She also doesn’t look at her as anything less simply because she didn’t birth the child.
So instead of spending a lifetime hating Jamie, she could have put that energy into therapy, recovery, and adoption.
Jamie is an emotional wreck who needs some kind of carer but I honestly want him to come out on top. His child has been threatened, he’s been turned into a puppet in his job and it’s been made clear that he has no place within the family and never will again. Why would anyone in that position cooperate? Was Beth really dumb enough to think he would?
The hysterectomy anger is ridiculous and completely ignores the complexity of the situation being navigated by an inexperienced and likely sheltered teenaged boy.
John will never send Jamie to the train station. And if Beth does something to Jamie, he won't forgive her. He doesn't like Jamie, but loves him and, especially, Kayce as well loves him. Beth keeps forgetting that.
I doubt he loves him, I believe he's that low to even think about sending him to the train station
@@joshuarosen1862 No, he outrightly stated it: it doesn't matter how much he tried, he can't stop love him.
@@PKAC972 Beth put him on the spot when she asked if he loved him after she suggested he kill himself and there were no consequences
@@joshuarosen1862 This proves only that he prefers her.
@pkac4610 she said, "Look me in the eye, and tell me you love him" nothing
I think John is to blame for how Jaime turned out, specifically… he mentally and emotionally abused him. I think John’s own desire to keep his land clouds his judgement as far as treating his children, Jamie included… it got Lee killed in the first episode of season 1… look at where it’s leading it now, even Beth doesn’t see eye to eye with her father at times throughout the series… I think, the plot needs John to die in order to completely settle. And… with rumors of Costner wanting out of the show, seems very possible that John Dutton’s last day is coming very soon.
John is a dreadful parent and I'm surprised more people haven't realised this.
@@Alastair_ As much as I love John Dutton, youre right he's a terrible father
@@zyonhenderson67 @Alastair1987 I'd say the only thing he's not terrible at is cowboying. I bet Evelyn did all the parenting while he just did all the ranching...
@@neonrodenson1480 This is true when he mentions how hates that his wife left him to raise the kids on his own. It was too much for him and it shows. Of course she didn't "leave" him but her death IMO was the downfall of the family
@@zyonhenderson67 And then you hear him casually say hollow things like "the best part about being a grandparent is that you can correct all the mistakes you made as a parent" and cold truths like "It must break my wife's heart to look down and see what a mess I made of this family." Except his family isn't a mess. It's a disaster. His once most loyal son has now become his greatest enemy and will likely cause his deserved downfall...
Rename to "Best of Beth being unbearable and John losing all sense of logic because of Beth."
When we hear Jamie and Kacey interact it seems nothing but respect and love, with everyone else, other then the bunk house crew its nothing but respect.
I like how he always goes to Beth for advice even though she treats him like shit every time.
Jamie is the tragedy of this story.
He reminds me of Kendall in Succession. It's almost as if writers love to have a character they can pile tragedies on.
I just feel bad because Kayce is gonna get caught in the crossfire, and he doesn’t deserve it. 😮
I just hope Kayce sides with Jamie so he can end this beef. He seems to be the only Dutton who thinks in between his ears and not between his legs
Yes he does. He put his wives tribe over his own family. He's the reason his brother was murdered and is a simp to his wife. Spoiled brat as well. F him.
Beth is unable to recover from the fact, her teenage brother did the best he could. I can not stand beth, constantly going against Jamie should of ben more respected
Can’t wait to see where this storyline goes once the season comes back. The tension between Jamie and Beth is at an all time high. I wonder if they’ll take him to the train station.
I don’t think John will. He made a promise to his wife regarding Jamie. And Beth and Rip do anything John wants.
She needs to be killed
How do you know Beth won't end up there?
@@neonrodenson1480 hope she does
@@msharp6887same pham
The messed up beth made Jamie who was a loyal son and enemy
7:11 let’s just recap, Gov Perry condemned the land and somehow its Jamie’s fault?
It’s not Jamie versus the Duttons, it’s that Jamie is scapegoated by the Dutton family. They deflect blame on him for all their problems and blame him for everything that goes wrong. It will come back to
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Loyalty is a two-way street or else it's just servitude.
You cannot Half-ass parenting, pick and choose to be a Father 100 percent or nothing.
As much as many of think we'd love it, I don't think John will have Jamie sent to the train station for one reason...Evelyn. So the two of them had four children. Lee being the heir and Beth being the only daughter made them John's favorites and Kaycee being the baby and Jamie being adopted were Evelyn's. I'm guessing that Evelyn probably felt like she had to overcompensate with Jamie and probably doted on him almost as much as Casey. John already blames himself for not keeping the family together after she died. First with how he treated Kaycee and Monica, and also with the hatred that stands between Beth and Jamie. John knows that if Evelyn had lived she would've kept the family together and that if Beth and Jamie were on the same page they'd be unstoppable.
When it comes to what jamie did to beth when they were young. They were both at fault here. She chose to have someone who was not capable in making a rational adult decision. And he knew that their father would've been agry at him because he never told him about it. But even so john has turned into a villain and regardless of the hysterectomy beth has always been the series main antagonist. She has always enjoyed the suffering of others and literally profited and made her living doing this. John forced jamie to become a lawyer to help the family out but hated the results when he saw his son had ambition. He took away the position of attorney General from jamie only to give it back to him when it benefited john. Wtf he psychologically abuses his son and expect him to fall in line. Beth knows that jamie bio dad made the hit long before jamie discovered he was adopted and even met him. But her hatred of him is so strong she paints a narrative that makes him the threat so she can turn the family against him. She only wants him dead now because jamie showed her that her hatred of him blinded her and was no longer the smartest person in the room. And everything that jamie has accused john of in the hearing was true he was abusing his power as governor for personal gain. At the price of costing the state billions of dollars and possibly bankrupting the state. Without tourism you get no revenue and will make other states see you as hostile and not wanting to make business with you. At one point he looked like the good guy but season 5 I see john and beth more as the villains and jamie look more like an antagonist. who is at least trying to protect the financial interests of the younger dutton children but also not trying to screw over the state of Montana as john is.
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Beth needs to blame HERSELF for what she did to HERSELF. Jamie didn’t make you go in there! It wasn’t Jamie’s fault at ALL he was trying to help her. So at this point after Beths threats Jamie go ahead and send your goons and henchmen 😂
Beths characters was one of the reasons I stopped watching the show, she just moans constantly and treats everyone like shit.
@@Alastair_ I can see why but Beth has a few redeeming qualities, they're all pretty bad with blood on their hands imo. Ultimately I see them all forgiving each other in the end but for now I think they're going to come for each others necks Rip will find out about it and it'll be sibling rivalry for another season haha!
Y'all are forgetting that all she wanted was an abortion. Then he got her a hysterectomy. That's like needing to amputate one infected foot you injured, but the doctor decides to cut off both your legs. Your saying the doctor shouldn't be blamed your complete inability to walk because you injured yourself.
There are no heroes and saints here. Beth, although a kid, made the decision to sleep with Rip. Fearing the repercussions from her father, she didn't go to him and went to Jamie. Jamie, also a kid, made the decision to help his sister when asked, asking him something that put him in an impossible position and he made a horrendous decision. John, being the terrible father he is, created a environment where his children feared him instead of an environment where they could come to him with their problems. Not dismissing what Jamie did, that was pretty fucked up, but Beth needs to realize she put him in that position. Beth is a shitty, arogant, entitled princess with daddy issues, Jamie a selfish person trying desperately to gain the praise and admiration of those around him, and John a narcissistic, manipulative, ass with a god complex. The entire family is fucked up.
@@afamoroti And you're forgetting Jamie was barely older than Beth back then. 17. A teenage girl has no business asking her teenage brother to handle an adult-level situation like an abortion. And it was more than clear he was conflicted about the sterilization, but didn't see another way. All he saw was a sister that was scared and desperate.
Besides, if she had kept her legs closed, she wouldn't have been scared of the consequences...
I’ve got two theories…Jamie is John’s biological son with Phyllis and he harbors some sort of resentment towards him because he looks at him as a mistake. Garret killed phyllis after being told about the affair. John probably took Jaime in and lied to Evelyn about the circumstances surrounding his parents.
Jamie is Johns nephew. John’s brother was having an affair with Phyllis and garret killed her once he found out. Peter gets the news once he comes back from (wherever) and kills himself. J
I like the first one. I also like the theory that Phyllis was John's cousin or distant cousin, which would put Jamie's right to the ranch on par with John himself...
It’s like John Snow
He shouldve chosen option 2 lol. Him and Rip barely saw each other that much as it is
Beth causes are the problems for her dad with her craziness
I like how John dosent break eye contact with Jamie even after Beth checks him
I like how the writing of this show tried so hard to paint Jamie as the villain, but did exactly the opposite. Told the audience something and showed them something completely different
They gave Jamie the "Tyrion" treatment
When you try to keep family under heel and just end up driving a wedge and creating an enemy. 🤷♂️
Form the comments the show and it’s writers and the show’s audience celery have different feelings about Jamie.
Iam tired of all that hate, battle, toxic things.
Iam waiting only for John to meet Jamie's son.
You got this Jamie! Take care of business!
Beth Dutton the most ungracious host in existence.
The John explaining the Train Station to Beth scene is the stupidest thing ever., considering where she took the pictture
She followed Jamie. She had no idea that Wyoming turn-out was a dumping ground for family secrets, until Jamie told her and JD confirmed it.
As early seasons indicated, Beth was kept from knowing about the "Train Station". Her job was the business side of supporting her dad and protecting the land from being taken over from outside investors.
She never was involved with killing and dumping bodies.
John, Kacey, Jamie, Rip, and other a few other branded wranglers know about the "Train Station".
Beth was kept from knowing about the "Train Station".
Jamie is definitely what you call a sympathetic villain.
Frankly I get why Beth would be ticked at Jamie but really the writing and the acting has gone into such overboard for Beth in regards to Jamie, never mind dragged out for so long on Beth vs Jamie with how Beth at times acts like a full-blown loon it's just hard to watch. Literately I can't take this seriously. Don't get me wrong like I don't have the highest liking for Jamie, especially as seasons go on, but Beth is like one of my least favorite parts of the show.
The regular ranch stuff, heck Monica and Kayce, even Summer, or John's plot line as Governor I enjoy way more than Beth. Which Beth is somewhat tolerable when around other characters but on her own with how she is with Jamie, eh no thanks.
I almost wish Jamie really is like John's rather triple agent or such, just to see Beth's face fall apart when she realizes that she's got played and this nuts hatred that she has for Jamie all for nothing.
Frankly as good as Taylor is well at times it's almost like Beth is Taylor's pet creation or something.
Mam, it is blackmail when you threaten him.
With the confirmation of Kevin Costner leaving the show.... I foreshadow that... Jamie tries to have Beth killed, but instead John is killed. Then Beth goes crazy, kills Jamie, then looses the ranch.
@C Owen That's good to know. He is the heart of the show.
I hope Jamie kills them both. He and kayce would be a good team running the ranch together. John and Beth just get in the way.
Yeah, I'm wondering if John dies. I just hope he says yes about the train station so it can be easier as for Beth. She's made it very clear that she is never going to stop tormenting Jamie, and now she sees an opportunity to kill him for not keeping her legs closed
I think beths knee jerk reaction might result in rip getting killed.
It’s what they wanted fucking doing… all can see that… Yellowstone it’s the new Game of Thrones…
This is just a theory but since Costner is leaving the show. The assassins that are going to kill beth are now mostly likely being rewritten to accidentally or intentionally kill John. And beth will mostly likely inadvertently get rip killed because of her blind rage in going after jamie. Jamie will either die in the finale or will be the antagonist for the sequel series. Matthew mcconaughey will probably be a dutton descended from Spencer Dutton from 1923. He will most likely in some way aquire the rights to the land and will become the new owner of the yellowstone ranch.
Except that the spin-off is based in Texas and has nothing to do with Yellowstone even if it is the Dutton family. At this point, I want to explore another family like perhaps a cousin of James Dutton since their sister offed herself after her daughter was killed by bandits.
@@JTR253 you're referring to the spin-off 6666. That's not the one with Matthew mcconaughey they have not said where the sequel series with him would be filmed in. But many expect it to continue in Montana.
I’m a huge Jamie’s fan. He’s not the enemy, John and Beth are. I often feel so sorry for him. I wish he managed to get off their grip.
It seems he won’t be in the spinoff and that he will likely die at the end of season 5. I would be very pissed if that happened. I want him to live on and hit back.
Beth is literally the last person who needs to have a train station at her disposal
When you poke the Bear you get the Paw.
Need more woman like this to stand her ground
John only sees Jamie as a tool he can use to protect his ranch not a son. He treats Jamie differently from his biological kids. All the loyalty and sacrifices Jamie has made for John and he treats Jamie like shit. And Beth just makes it even worse. I don’t blame Jamie at all for turning on his emotionally and physically abusive family. And the worst of it all is Jamie was adopted by John showing the whole time John didn’t adopt him cause he loves him as his own son but just uses him for his own gain. I wished that Jamie had turned against the Duttons permanently and ran for AG for the years of abuse and being used like a human tool for John’s agenda.
I hate they make Jamie as villain
One thing about Yellowstone, anyone threatening members of the Dutton family meets their end. Jamie seems to be a tragic character. Hard to understand why he got Beth sterilized. No wonder she hated him so much throughout the series.
Like number 1000 here.
to create a hateful mind give a person constant critism
I am rooting for Jamie to tear John and Beth apart. I hope it ends with Jamie in charge of everything, showing his son the ropes.
The only 2 ways I see this happening is if something was to happen to Jamie he would have a fail safe of everything the duttons have done on that ranch if rip or Beth does something to him it gets leaked. Or the ranch goes to kaycee’s and Jamie’s sons.
I just realized Jamie is Seneca Crane from the Hunger Games lol
I'm confused. Beth has been to the train station. She took a picture of Jaime at the Train Station dropping his biological dad's body there.
Yes but the train station was not something she was aware of but jamie was. After he killed his bio dad he gave her the coordinates of where to meet him when he disposed the body. He had her take all the pictures and let her feel like she had won. She just didn't realize she was creating evidence to expose the dutton mass grave site.
@@deadhead8323that’s what I mean if Jamie dies my guess is he will expose everyone.
@Mcherri and what annoyed me is she still has plan to wanting to kill him. I would've had evidence set in place on the chance of my death. Have it discreetly sent to media outlets and the FBI. The moment I die or go missing for two weeks without checking in with certain people.
I see Jamie as the embodiment of Hanlon's Razor, hence why I think people here rushing judgement are wrong. He's an astute lawyer, but contrary to Beth, he's too ingenious.
As much as I think Jamie deserves to be dealt with, he’s too much a part of the story. The retribution will come for him, but I seriously doubt any of these characters will be eliminated.
Remember - Jamie has taken someone to the train station himself. And he’s responsible for the murder if the journalist. He’s a constant foe who’ll probably remain.
The fight will continue. It’s just a matter of the types of hurt they’ll inflict on each other.
For what? Jamie is finally sticking up for himself. He deserves this win. To hell with John and Beth for what they have did to him.
@@davidk4860agreed
Jamie killed two people and is a villain. John and Kayce kill at least 2dozen each (in the latter's case, his wife's brother among them) but they're heroes? Really?
@@davidk4860 Totally agree. Jamie's not the problem (John and Beth are). He's the solution...
Jamie and Kayce are the best of the Duttons
And the next season in June yes?
second part of this season yeah
@@robertlewis5257 probably longer because of the writers strike. Which sucks because the whole fiasco of Costner leaving was because of the shooting schedule conflicted with the movie he was directing. Now that strike is happening he can direct his film if he wants and filming for yellowstone won't resume until the strike ends. That is if Sheridan hasn't written the scripts for the last 6 episodes. If he has then it shouldn't be an issue.
I am honestly surprised that John got elected with those ruinous policies of his.
One of the best I have ever watched. Theme music is definetly inspired by (more than inspiration I guess) Caterina Casellis's L'umanita.
I just noticed something, If you go look at photos, Jamie or the actor looks very much like Doc Holiday, its not just the features but the eyes.
Beth is angry not because they father kill people but because she cannot use the spot against Jamie hahahahahahah
TEAM JAMIE!!!!!!
Jamie is always being manipulated by others. It’s what makes him weak. Even these ladies are using him and he is too stupid to figure it out. I hope The final ends with him and Beth finally standing together.
I can’t believe Costner left…
The Jamie villain arc will be insane next season
There won't be a next season. The second half of season 5 will be the finale for the series. There is going to be a sequel series with Matthew mcconaughey as the lead. They said some characters will return for the new series but who and at what capacity has yet to be announced.
@@deadhead8323 Damn do u know when final half is gonna air
@smeechye either late this year or early next year. Depends on how the writers strike will affect them.
@@smeechyeNovember 2023
@@xanderevans2051 At this rate without a trailer, I'd say next year.
Beth Bridgets, her own issues onto Jamie because it’s easier to her to deflect the pain. She’s going through on him and blame him for everything he Musta he had nothing to do with the begin with.
Still waiting for Jamie to stand up for himself to Beth; starting to doubt he ever will with the show nearing an end 🫤
Beth needs to go down, badly
Yeah, I'm honestly hoping Jamie will beat the crap out of her he's been holding back because he still blames himself for the mistake he made, but now, ever since his father, it's gloves off
Love Jamie!
I'm rooting for Jamie
Love Jamie 🥰
JAMIE WANTS THE DUTTON RANCH, AND HE'S NOT EVEN A TRUE DUTTON.
HE DESERVES TO BE ELIMINATED FOR ALL THE CUNNING AND UNDER HANDED CRAP HE HAS PUT THE FAMILY THROUGH.
JUST HAVE RIP GET RID OF HIM, ESPECIALLY AFTER WHAT HE DID TO BETH....
Jamie's finally gonna get a win with this impeachment business...
Sarah had everything coming to her
Beth is gonna stomp a mudhole in her and walk it dry
They messed him up. Blamed him for the thing they created him to be. Beth n her father are horrible people.
Hope it ends with Beth n John are dead in the end and
Kayce and Jemie's son get Yellowstone n run it different
Jaime is my favorite character I don't care what anyone says.
I need my boy to get his payback! I like JD and KD…but beth is so damned toxic. She’s the very thing that ruins the dynamics of the family.
Beth is an evil person preying on Jamie’s desire to get along.
💍ring😇angle🎎Married💞two hearts beat as one✅yes✝
I love Jamie
Jamie you better wins this fight. I hate Beth and John (and Rip) they're just bullies with power that need to be taken down.
He is not the villain of the series
Jammie is a good person, but his mind is weak. He is the kind of guy who is very influenceable, so he seeks approval of the others.
He should leave that family behind and go to live his life far away from all of those people and build a career with all his knolowdge.
These are all objectively terrible people. I suppose that why the show is so good.
I am on season 3 an i still root for Jamie. I cannot stand Beth even as a nuanced Character.
Jamie has such a Black Heart. Probably because who his real father is (no, I don’t mean the ex con)
Hah! I see what you did there...
Soap opera
I love Jamie 💗
Sad there are women and men in the real world like the Character Beth Dutton. In the real world they are refered to as A-Holes....
Jamie becomes a villain, but he's in plenty of company: John, Beth and Rip are as bad. Kayce is probably the only semi heroic Dutton family member ( probably the best character is Jimmy).
He didn't have to be a villain though, it is partially his fault for being manipulated easily, but also Beth and John have to wear a lot of responsibility.
Jamie is largely responsible for Beth's sterilization. He deceived her, it had terrible consequences. He was very young at the time, but he still has to bear the blame.
However, that doesn't exonerate Beth for her terrible behaviour. She's been taunting and threatening and messing with Jamie for decades. He was trying to do what's best for her, and he was wrong. It says a lot about her as a person that she's become so hateful and malicious as a result. I know women who have lost the ability to have children and not become bitter about it.
To John, Jamie was an invaluable asset. However, he was never treated as such. John was largely indifferent to Jamie, except when he needed him to solve a problem, which Jamie did. While John's goal of preserving the ranch for his heirs is reasonably noble, his methods are pretty sinister, and he's responsible for a lot of death and destruction.
Ultimately, as far as I'm concerned Jamie, Beth and John should face a reckoning. Rip is kind of a villain too, responsible for a bunch of murders - although his loyalty is admirable.
At the end of Yellowstone, I'd like to see Kayce take over, with Tate as his heir.