I give it a C- . John goes out by suicided, Taylor's multi -cameos (PLEASE!) , waiting on how will Beth kill Jamie (no bodyguards, really?) Oh and Beth again taking the beat of an inch of her life and having SUPER heal powers. Just a sample.
@@TheBlackLeprechaunthe best part is she goes to see her brother to talk about not going to the funeral with a can of bear spray and the master detective doesn’t question it.
@@TasteofCountryMusic I liked “Horizon”. I was looking forward to Part 2. I won’t add Costner’s name to the term “hack”, anymore than I would name any of the other actors, because they weren’t responsible for the creation, writing, nor filming the show. Sheridan made that all too clear. Yellowstone started out good. There was much to build upon. But instead it got watered down with each season as other shows started coming forward. It could have been a great show but instead as other shows began consuming chunks of the creativity Sheridan had to give, it dwindled. There were too many loose ends, weak story lines, and too many fillers. It’s too bad when the medium needs good tv.
The episode went as expected. The ending was no surprise. The acting of miss Reilly however, made this episode enjoyable. She will be the one carrying the tension through future episodes. We might all see Taylor attempt to coax the same method out of others in the future.
No, you definitely are not the only one who feels that way--but I ended up liking her. I very much disliked her in Season One-even stopped watching for a while until my children urged me to give it another try. As each season progressed, different elements of her were revealed and shown that deep down she had some redeeming qualities. She won me over.
She’s literally everything that was wrong with that ranch she’s the entire reason Jamie betrayed them and destroyed that place if they just got rid of her everything would’ve been fine
@@claudiasmoak4006She killed Jamie who already asked her forgiveness for what happened when they were YOUNG but still it wasn't enough for her?? And John who never loved Jamie despite all he was doing to please him. Why adopt him then?? John and Beth turned Jamie into how he is.
Justice for Jamie and jail for Beth. She killed Jamie who already asked her forgiveness for what happened when they were YOUNG but still it wasn't enough for her?? And John who never loved Jamie despite all he was doing to please him. Why adopt him then?? John and Beth turned Jamie into how he is.
I agree with this whole heartedly! They (John and Beth) made him who he was. He wanted to be just like his dad and be a rancher. John made him become a lawyer! If John had a lawyer so much, he shouldn’t have allowed his son to become one just to ruin him.
B+. I think you have to look at season 5 in the context of the entire series. Not every episode is a little slice of heaven, every show has its clinkers. My biggest complaint with Sheridan is he puts too many irons in the fire. Look, write a series, shoot it and edit it. Then start writing the next series. He takes too long to get us from point A to Z. I did like the Isabel May (Elsa) narration to end the episode.
Disagree..5A was terrible, John Dutton as a politician? Never would’ve made it past day 10 on the campaign trail..WAY too many skeletons at the bottom of a ditch for him to run for any kind of office..felt 5A was the absolute worst.
I'd name the last episode "The only one that matters is Beth" I'm so extremely happy that I'll never see those weird lips again. Her character was insufferable. I never once as a woman was excited and thought, "Now that's a strong woman right there!" I spent 4 seasons waiting for John to give her one good pop in the mouth. Casey never had a problem with Jamie, he hated his father and the ranch but I'm suppose to believe he's perfectly fine with him being murdered to "avenge" his father and the ranch??? Make it make sense. Beth and John both hated Jamie for the majority of his life but expected complete loyalty from him?? Jamie should have shot Beth during one of the numerous times she ambushed and attacked him. Beth treats everyone poorly including people she "loves." Her dramatics at the funeral of driving off to it like an idiot leaving Rip and Carter behind is just one of numerous examples of how self-centered she is. Nobody would like a person like this in real life but yet this character is loved by many?? Beth gets zero pass for not being able to have children. Her character was portayed as a know-it-all psycho even when she was younger running around to bars hitting on grown men but I'm suppose to believe sje was completely ignorant on how to solve her pregnancy dilemma without Jamie?? Again, make it make sense. I was initially shocked at the way her mother was towards her in the flashback but now I just think her mother was completely aware that she birthed the anti-christ🤷♀️ Won't be watching any spin-off of this psycho. Teeter was the best character of them all ❤
Very disappointing. This series got progressively worse after Season 3. I don’t blame Costner, I blame Sheridan. That’s the difference between a writer and a hack. Who killed Sarah Atwood? Where was Rip’s rage? Why was the final show so much about Beth? WHY did Colby die? If Teeter was wanted at 6666, they could have moved them both. So many unanswered situations. How about one more poker scene or a horse performing? The ending was horrible. If losing Costner cost the legacy of this show, keeping him should have made it impossible to leave. I rate Season 5 a D for DUD. So sad.
You shouldn’t use the word hack without applying it to Costner as well..Horizon was not good and was a flop. Part 2 is going right to streaming apparently because no one will go pay theater prices to see it.
I think it is Pretty obvious that the People Sarah Hired to Kill John Killed her because She was a loose end that they were worried about thought that was explained fairly well Rip was more worried about Saving Beth Than Being Mad at Jamie My guess is Colby had a contract dispute that is usually the reason for Random seeming Deaths
@ I agree on why Sarah was killed. What I want to know is who killed her. The man she hired called someone when it was announced via NewsBreak on tv if whoever was on the other end had seen the news. In my mind I assumed it was Market Equities people, but I want to know who killed her. Rip could take care of Beth. That’s the husbandly thing to do. But Rip is so loyal to John. Being there for Beth when she gets home is not his thing. I don’t want an evolved Rip who throws drinks in a made for show fireplace. Rip is action not laying on the sofa waiting for Beth. It was all so fake.
First 2 seasons were some of the greatest television in a while. Pretty downhill from there. Beth's unjustified hatred of Jaimie was so played out that the ending left a pretty unsatisfactory taste. The entire hysterectomy plot line was shark officially jumped. Show suffered form having pretty good to great villains through its early run and no time to establish a villain to get behind. Jaimie was a flop from the writing and didn't feel worth it. Beth's overall attitude was pretty played out too. Overall I thought they did pretty good w/ what they had to work w/. Was bothered w/ the assistant quitting her job so she could play a role in the plot only to never see her again lol. And Taylor bugged me once he became a returning character. Fun at first, but the entire 6666 flex wasn't subtle lol. Overall tho, id say B- ish
Well Taylor I think, especially if you’re planning another season, this was an interesting and revealing episode. I liked the last three episodes especially the last one. Hopefully we will get more episodes in the future, you sure have created some “ open issues “ . I also would like to see a timeline continuation from 1883, that particular series had great acting and storylines!
A 3 or a C in your rating system. The disconnect in scripts, Sheridan constantly inserting himself, focusing too much of taking down the ranch, the Summer thing and once again Beth gets her face smashed in. Too much of that kind of scene again. I was disappointed, but after 2 years, I really didn't care. Beth, the kid relationship just left hanging "You get to sleep in." Really. Glad it's over. Not getting super hopeful on 1923 Sheridan had too much on his plate with other shows and that came across.It's like he gets bored and starts writing another prequel or a completely different show.
I give Season 5 a B. I quite enjoyed the scenes in part 1 of going out in the field or up the mountains with the herd. The part 2 "murder mystery" had aspects to it that were quite interesting. Seeing Kayce step up was good. But overall, there were so many moneymaking plans that Beth came up with that were just forgotten and never employed. Much was just dropped. I do appreciate you folks talking about the scene with Lynette and Clara, where Clara was going to spill the beans about what she knew. I kept waiting for that to happen... So I appreciate your take that when Jaime hears on the news about his relationship with Atwood, that that info supposedly came from Clara. It should have been more overt... The funeral was well done. I figured from S1 that the land would eventually return to the Native Americans, although I thought it would be specifically through Tate somehow. Some of the details were forced a bit to get to the goal, but OK. I remain ambivalent about Jaime's death as the "villain". I would have gone in a different direction with him in the end, but that's all I'll say. The endings for everyone else left them in a fairly good place, and I was thankful for that.
I enjoyed your takes on Yellowstone, and I, too, gave it a C-. I'm realizing I don't care much for Sheridan. Too many unanswered questions and plots. Lastly what happened to the beloved cook? 😒
The end ranks up there with Game of thrones for major flops for world loved tv phenomenon. It’s just trash. I’d go so far as saying the ending of Yellowstone killed any interest I had in the prequels and I was SUPER excited for 1923 s2. Everything we watched these characters going back (in show timeline) 7 generations. All the blood, pain, death, and sacrifice for NOTHING!!!
I completely agree! I love 1923 but it almost feels pointless to watch now. As soon a John died, his kids sold out amd left. What was the point of fighting with everything they had to save a ranch that the next generation just gives away.
I generally dont like getting wrapped up in TV. I only began binge-watching seasons 1 thru 3 becsuse I was down with Covid. Luckily, season 4 came out soon after I finished 3. I was really put off it took 2 years to produce and drag out 5. I eventually realized I didnt really like any of the main characters. Jamies death was unnecessary. Beth has been so full of hate for him. I waa really disgusted in her last scene walking out onto the front porch of her new ranch and seeing her murderous husband working in the field. The look of peace and contentment on her face was disturbing. I cant see a spinoff series on these two. Too much baggage for them both to have a realistic normal life.
B-...i was disappointed in there not being a big battle with the reservation and Rainwater at the end. Thought it was a huge miss oppurtunity. Beth felt more like a Marvel superhero. She walks out of an exploding building, sits down, and smokes a cigarette. Gets raped and smokes a cigarette. Kills Jamie and smokes a cigarette. Lol wtf! Was smoking her superpower? What happened to the little boy at the side of the road that John Dutton was helping his Mom and him out when John got shot? The Summer side show was a joke. Really, she ends up living at the ranchl. Lol and Beth forgot about her. Lol Just lowered my grade to a C-
I give it a B. I was satisfied with the ultimate outcome, and the finale was good, but it could've had alot less filler and a few more plot holes tied up
Maybe a B, mainly because of Reilly's acting in the last episode. I think Costner messed the whole process up. When I saw 1883 I figured out the end, because that was the only thing the government could accept and sell to someone as powerful as Market Equities.
This show was epic through mid-season 4. Then , it started leveling out. But, season 5 was awful especially the second half. The storyline/writing was really bad. I felt bad for the cast. I feel they gave a great effort to give the fans a good show. But, the storyline really did look like it was jotted down on the back of a napkin. For me, it was almost as bad as the series finale of SOA. So, disappointed.
D- did not like it at all. It was all over the place and the last episode was totally boring and predictable. They were just running around like a chicken with their head cut off after Costner left just throwing what they could at the wall to see what sticks, and nothing stuck.
You telling me that Kayce sat in the back of his father’s killer car and walked away , know what was missing after 150 years of fighting for that land ? Rage ! Some punk just murdered the man himself and nobody did anything about it . Kevin I have to say I think you saw this coming , no wonder you bailed.
He said he would treat the land as Sacreed When he is talking with Kayce He says Your people and my people are buried in that Land so the graves will remained untouched That was the Point of the MO scene Scolding the kids for messing with the Tombstones and why MO put them Back as they were
and i give pt2 a B-/C+. it didn’t pull me in like past seasons or storylines. nothing happened that was super climactic. like the beck brothers storyline, or the even that first episode with the shoot out and death of lee and monica’s brother. nothing crazy happened.
Season 5 part 1 was fine but part 2 was botched. I give it part 1 a C, part 2, a D. Part 2 was full of unanswered plot elements, wasted airtime (looking at you on a horse Taylor Sheridan) and when it did get to tying up plotlines... PREDICTABLE. If the thing in part 2 that I got most excited about was Elsa's epilogue near the end... that's pretty bad
Spoiler alert: Not everyone in this video agrees! What letter grade would you give Yellowstone Season 5 in its entirety?
I give it a C- . John goes out by suicided, Taylor's multi -cameos (PLEASE!) , waiting on how will Beth kill Jamie (no bodyguards, really?) Oh and Beth again taking the beat of an inch of her life and having SUPER heal powers. Just a sample.
@@TheBlackLeprechaunthe best part is she goes to see her brother to talk about not going to the funeral with a can of bear spray and the master detective doesn’t question it.
@@gajacome1 🙄🙄😂
@@TasteofCountryMusic I liked “Horizon”. I was looking forward to Part 2. I won’t add Costner’s name to the term “hack”, anymore than I would name any of the other actors, because they weren’t responsible for the creation, writing, nor filming the show. Sheridan made that all too clear. Yellowstone started out good. There was much to build upon. But instead it got watered down with each season as other shows started coming forward. It could have been a great show but instead as other shows began consuming chunks of the creativity Sheridan had to give, it dwindled. There were too many loose ends, weak story lines, and too many fillers. It’s too bad when the medium needs good tv.
The episode went as expected. The ending was no surprise.
The acting of miss Reilly however, made this episode enjoyable. She will be the one carrying the tension through future episodes.
We might all see Taylor attempt to coax the same method out of others in the future.
The way Taylor wrote himself into Yellowstone to stroke his ego and plug his brand was SUPER cringe to me.
They turned Jamie from this polarizing character into a complete villain
Am I the only person that found Beth to be one of the most insufferable characters in the history of entertainment?
No, you definitely are not the only one who feels that way--but I ended up liking her. I very much disliked her in Season One-even stopped watching for a while until my children urged me to give it another try. As each season progressed, different elements of her were revealed and shown that deep down she had some redeeming qualities. She won me over.
She’s literally everything that was wrong with that ranch she’s the entire reason Jamie betrayed them and destroyed that place if they just got rid of her everything would’ve been fine
No I’m with you. I felt if she wasn’t the way she was towards Jaime. He would’ve never been an issue.
@@claudiasmoak4006She killed Jamie who already asked her forgiveness for what happened when they were YOUNG but still it wasn't enough for her?? And John who never loved Jamie despite all he was doing to please him. Why adopt him then?? John and Beth turned Jamie into how he is.
Justice for Jamie and jail for Beth. She killed Jamie who already asked her forgiveness for what happened when they were YOUNG but still it wasn't enough for her?? And John who never loved Jamie despite all he was doing to please him. Why adopt him then?? John and Beth turned Jamie into how he is.
I agree with this whole heartedly! They (John and Beth) made him who he was. He wanted to be just like his dad and be a rancher. John made him become a lawyer! If John had a lawyer so much, he shouldn’t have allowed his son to become one just to ruin him.
B+. I think you have to look at season 5 in the context of the entire series. Not every episode is a little slice of heaven, every show has its clinkers. My biggest complaint with Sheridan is he puts too many irons in the fire. Look, write a series, shoot it and edit it. Then start writing the next series. He takes too long to get us from point A to Z. I did like the Isabel May (Elsa) narration to end the episode.
D for me…
I really felt cheated on the second half of the season.
Disagree..5A was terrible, John Dutton as a politician? Never would’ve made it past day 10 on the campaign trail..WAY too many skeletons at the bottom of a ditch for him to run for any kind of office..felt 5A was the absolute worst.
I'd name the last episode "The only one that matters is Beth"
I'm so extremely happy that I'll never see those weird lips again. Her character was insufferable. I never once as a woman was excited and thought, "Now that's a strong woman right there!" I spent 4 seasons waiting for John to give her one good pop in the mouth.
Casey never had a problem with Jamie, he hated his father and the ranch but I'm suppose to believe he's perfectly fine with him being murdered to "avenge" his father and the ranch??? Make it make sense.
Beth and John both hated Jamie for the majority of his life but expected complete loyalty from him?? Jamie should have shot Beth during one of the numerous times she ambushed and attacked him.
Beth treats everyone poorly including people she "loves." Her dramatics at the funeral of driving off to it like an idiot leaving Rip and Carter behind is just one of numerous examples of how self-centered she is. Nobody would like a person like this in real life but yet this character is loved by many??
Beth gets zero pass for not being able to have children. Her character was portayed as a know-it-all psycho even when she was younger running around to bars hitting on grown men but I'm suppose to believe sje was completely ignorant on how to solve her pregnancy dilemma without Jamie?? Again, make it make sense.
I was initially shocked at the way her mother was towards her in the flashback but now I just think her mother was completely aware that she birthed the anti-christ🤷♀️
Won't be watching any spin-off of this psycho.
Teeter was the best character of them all ❤
Very disappointing. This series got progressively worse after Season 3. I don’t blame Costner, I blame Sheridan. That’s the difference between a writer and a hack. Who killed Sarah Atwood? Where was Rip’s rage? Why was the final show so much about Beth? WHY did Colby die? If Teeter was wanted at 6666, they could have moved them both. So many unanswered situations. How about one more poker scene or a horse performing? The ending was horrible. If losing Costner cost the legacy of this show, keeping him should have made it impossible to leave. I rate Season 5 a D for DUD. So sad.
You shouldn’t use the word hack without applying it to Costner as well..Horizon was not good and was a flop. Part 2 is going right to streaming apparently because no one will go pay theater prices to see it.
I think it is Pretty obvious that the People Sarah Hired to Kill John Killed her because She was a loose end that they were worried about thought that was explained fairly well Rip was more worried about Saving Beth Than Being Mad at Jamie My guess is Colby had a contract dispute that is usually the reason for Random seeming Deaths
@ I agree on why Sarah was killed. What I want to know is who killed her. The man she hired called someone when it was announced via NewsBreak on tv if whoever was on the other end had seen the news. In my mind I assumed it was Market Equities people, but I want to know who killed her. Rip could take care of Beth. That’s the husbandly thing to do. But Rip is so loyal to John. Being there for Beth when she gets home is not his thing. I don’t want an evolved Rip who throws drinks in a made for show fireplace. Rip is action not laying on the sofa waiting for Beth. It was all so fake.
Sheridan is a toolbox. This show went limp like GOT.
Beth killed Jamie with Elsa’s knife.
The knife that Sam gave her?!? Idn that, thanks for the info 😊
Yes, and that knife belong to Spencer as well. I think we’ll see that knife several times if we get to see more prequels.
First 2 seasons were some of the greatest television in a while. Pretty downhill from there. Beth's unjustified hatred of Jaimie was so played out that the ending left a pretty unsatisfactory taste. The entire hysterectomy plot line was shark officially jumped.
Show suffered form having pretty good to great villains through its early run and no time to establish a villain to get behind. Jaimie was a flop from the writing and didn't feel worth it. Beth's overall attitude was pretty played out too.
Overall I thought they did pretty good w/ what they had to work w/. Was bothered w/ the assistant quitting her job so she could play a role in the plot only to never see her again lol. And Taylor bugged me once he became a returning character. Fun at first, but the entire 6666 flex wasn't subtle lol. Overall tho, id say B- ish
Well Taylor I think, especially if you’re planning another season, this was an interesting and revealing episode. I liked the last three episodes especially the last one. Hopefully we will get more episodes in the future, you sure have created some “ open issues “ . I also would like to see a timeline continuation from 1883, that particular series had great acting and storylines!
A 3 or a C in your rating system. The disconnect in scripts, Sheridan constantly inserting himself, focusing too much of taking down the ranch, the Summer thing and once again Beth gets her face smashed in. Too much of that kind of scene again. I was disappointed, but after 2 years, I really didn't care. Beth, the kid relationship just left hanging "You get to sleep in." Really. Glad it's over.
Not getting super hopeful on 1923 Sheridan had too much on his plate with other shows and that came across.It's like he gets bored and starts writing another prequel or a completely different show.
If Kevin Costner wasn’t forced out, I think it would have been better.
The last episode was absolutely the WORST! I can’t stand to even hear Beth’s voice anymore let alone look at her!
I give Season 5 a B. I quite enjoyed the scenes in part 1 of going out in the field or up the mountains with the herd. The part 2 "murder mystery" had aspects to it that were quite interesting. Seeing Kayce step up was good. But overall, there were so many moneymaking plans that Beth came up with that were just forgotten and never employed. Much was just dropped. I do appreciate you folks talking about the scene with Lynette and Clara, where Clara was going to spill the beans about what she knew. I kept waiting for that to happen... So I appreciate your take that when Jaime hears on the news about his relationship with Atwood, that that info supposedly came from Clara. It should have been more overt... The funeral was well done. I figured from S1 that the land would eventually return to the Native Americans, although I thought it would be specifically through Tate somehow. Some of the details were forced a bit to get to the goal, but OK. I remain ambivalent about Jaime's death as the "villain". I would have gone in a different direction with him in the end, but that's all I'll say. The endings for everyone else left them in a fairly good place, and I was thankful for that.
Who was the person on fire in the previews?
They inserted many past seasons’s footage. That person on fire was from the first episode of season two when rainwater was having a nightmare.
I enjoyed your takes on Yellowstone, and I, too, gave it a C-. I'm realizing I don't care much for Sheridan. Too many unanswered questions and plots. Lastly what happened to the beloved cook? 😒
Gator never got his storyline wrapped up. I think he's the only one.
The end ranks up there with Game of thrones for major flops for world loved tv phenomenon. It’s just trash. I’d go so far as saying the ending of Yellowstone killed any interest I had in the prequels and I was SUPER excited for 1923 s2. Everything we watched these characters going back (in show timeline) 7 generations. All the blood, pain, death, and sacrifice for NOTHING!!!
I completely agree! I love 1923 but it almost feels pointless to watch now. As soon a John died, his kids sold out amd left. What was the point of fighting with everything they had to save a ranch that the next generation just gives away.
I generally dont like getting wrapped up in TV. I only began binge-watching seasons 1 thru 3 becsuse I was down with Covid. Luckily, season 4 came out soon after I finished 3. I was really put off it took 2 years to produce and drag out 5. I eventually realized I didnt really like any of the main characters. Jamies death was unnecessary. Beth has been so full of hate for him. I waa really disgusted in her last scene walking out onto the front porch of her new ranch and seeing her murderous husband working in the field. The look of peace and contentment on her face was disturbing. I cant see a spinoff series on these two. Too much baggage for them both to have a realistic normal life.
B-...i was disappointed in there not being a big battle with the reservation and Rainwater at the end. Thought it was a huge miss oppurtunity. Beth felt more like a Marvel superhero. She walks out of an exploding building, sits down, and smokes a cigarette. Gets raped and smokes a cigarette. Kills Jamie and smokes a cigarette. Lol wtf! Was smoking her superpower? What happened to the little boy at the side of the road that John Dutton was helping his Mom and him out when John got shot? The Summer side show was a joke. Really, she ends up living at the ranchl. Lol and Beth forgot about her. Lol Just lowered my grade to a C-
This season had to much filler and not enough story content. They could have wrapped this up succinctly in 4 decent episodes, sans TS’s ego riding.
Anticlimactic and disappointing for sure. C-
Colby died because they needed Teeter’s character popularity for the upcoming 6666 show. Period.
I give it a B. I was satisfied with the ultimate outcome, and the finale was good, but it could've had alot less filler and a few more plot holes tied up
I’m still waiting to see who stole Tate’s dinosaur bones.
Same.
Maybe a B, mainly because of Reilly's acting in the last episode. I think Costner messed the whole process up. When I saw 1883 I figured out the end, because that was the only thing the government could accept and sell to someone as powerful as Market Equities.
This show was epic through mid-season 4. Then , it started leveling out. But, season 5 was awful especially the second half. The storyline/writing was really bad. I felt bad for the cast. I feel they gave a great effort to give the fans a good show. But, the storyline really did look like it was jotted down on the back of a napkin. For me, it was almost as bad as the series finale of SOA. So, disappointed.
Very far from the best ending, but not the worst, only because Lost exists
D- did not like it at all. It was all over the place and the last episode was totally boring and predictable. They were just running around like a chicken with their head cut off after Costner left just throwing what they could at the wall to see what sticks, and nothing stuck.
Atwood was suppose to kill Beth. Continuity is a real problem.
You telling me that Kayce sat in the back of his father’s killer car and walked away , know what was missing after 150 years of fighting for that land ?
Rage !
Some punk just murdered the man himself and nobody did anything about it .
Kevin I have to say I think you saw this coming , no wonder you bailed.
When did Rainwater promise to respect the graves? I don’t remember that. Or is it one of the various unanswered questions……
Rainwater never did promise that. That was Mo that enforced it.
He said he would treat the land as Sacreed When he is talking with Kayce He says Your people and my people are buried in that Land so the graves will remained untouched That was the Point of the MO scene Scolding the kids for messing with the Tombstones and why MO put them Back as they were
Perfect assessment
Jamie was killed in broad daylight. Didn’t someone see Rip and Lloyd carrying the body to the truck?
Sheridan did Jamie dirty.
C-plus
Well it certainly wasnt a great ending
It was better than the ending of The Sopranos.
Fantastic ending. Masterpiece 👏👏
i watched season 5 pt2 yellowstone the same exact way - early af on mondays after paying on amazon lol
and i give pt2 a B-/C+. it didn’t pull me in like past seasons or storylines. nothing happened that was super climactic. like the beck brothers storyline, or the even that first episode with the shoot out and death of lee and monica’s brother. nothing crazy happened.
Season 5 part 1 was fine but part 2 was botched. I give it part 1 a C, part 2, a D.
Part 2 was full of unanswered plot elements, wasted airtime (looking at you on a horse Taylor Sheridan) and when it did get to tying up plotlines... PREDICTABLE.
If the thing in part 2 that I got most excited about was Elsa's epilogue near the end... that's pretty bad
D at best to much plot armor and not very realistic everything wrapped up way to easy could have been done in 2-3 episodes
I think it was a great ending.
If Costner was never in the show, it would have never lasted. Costner was the show. The last season was shockingly bad. It's worse than GOT bad.
If you give this anything better than a C- you’re a bot
I'm giving season 5. 😢 an A❤
Lost intrest.after season 4
F for sure . Horrible
Absolute garbage after waiting all this time. Sheridan is a toolbox.
I give Season 5 an overall grade of C-
Great
The entire season was actual dog shit no matterhow you try to spin it or make excuses
B+ as a series ending. Not Justified quality. THat was the GOAT. BUt it was good, not great.
AS much as I love coming to this channel and viewing news of country stars etc....this is turning into a YELOWSTONE PAGE!! 😒
Great series finale! It was the perfect mix of heartfelt and thrill!
@tasteofcountry anything on Lloyds name change??