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<blockquote data-quote="Willie Oleson" data-source="post: 293007" data-attributes="member: 8">And I wasn&#039;t wrong because it turns out to be a split-second decision. Blink and you would have missed it.It&#039;s not that different from the Beck brother&#039;s season finale carnage except this time the Duttons are the vulnerable ones.The result is an Angelica Nero + Blake season 9 + Chao-Li season 6.But the most intriguing part is Jamie&#039;s poker face. How bad is he going to be?I&#039;m typing this literally a few minutes after watching this episode and the excitement has already worn off. That excitement should&nbsp; last a whole summer, praying for the series to return a.s.a.p.For all its movie-esque qualities, YELLOWSTONE has underestimated the art of serialization. There are some interesting thoughts and ideas that hark back to season 1, but it only shows that the original premise has been put on hold so they can use other characters to rehash that very premise over and over again.IMDB bitch reviewers condemn YELLOWSTONE for being too soapy, but in my experience of watching (a lot of) soap opera I&#039;m going to say that some of the best drama comes from trashy storylines.Something ridiculous or far-fetched or laughable that transforms into a beautiful thing, and that&#039;s the kind of drama that lingers on.I feel I can&#039;t criticize them for their creative decisions - it&#039;s their story, not mine - I can only describe the effect it has on me, personally. Or, to be more precisely, the lack thereof.Honestly I don&#039;t care who&#039;s going to live or not, I only wants to see what plans Jamie has for the future. He&#039;s the only one who really intrigues me.Come to think of it...I wonder if it really was&nbsp; Market Equities who had organized the assassinations. Hmm....And now I&#039;m going to watch complete MELROSE PLACE<img src="http://yoursmiles.org/tsmile/en/t3737.gif"&nbsp; class="smilie" loading="lazy" alt=":jk:" title="J/K&nbsp; &nbsp; :jk:" data-shortname=":jk:" /></blockquote>

[QUOTE="Willie Oleson, post: 293007, member: 8"] And I wasn't wrong because it turns out to be a split-second decision. Blink and you would have missed it. It's not that different from the Beck brother's season finale carnage except this time the Duttons are the vulnerable ones. The result is an Angelica Nero + Blake season 9 + Chao-Li season 6. But the most intriguing part is Jamie's poker face. How bad is he going to be? I'm typing this literally a few minutes after watching this episode and the excitement has already worn off. That excitement [I]should[/I] last a whole summer, praying for the series to return a.s.a.p. For all its movie-esque qualities, YELLOWSTONE has underestimated the art of serialization. There are some interesting thoughts and ideas that hark back to season 1, but it only shows that the original premise has been put on hold so they can use other characters to rehash that very premise over and over again. IMDB bitch reviewers condemn YELLOWSTONE for being too soapy, but in my experience of watching (a lot of) soap opera I'm going to say that some of the best drama comes from trashy storylines.Something ridiculous or far-fetched or laughable that transforms into a beautiful thing, and that's the kind of drama that lingers on. I feel I can't criticize them for their creative decisions - it's their story, not mine - I can only describe the effect it has on me, personally. Or, to be more precisely, the lack thereof. Honestly I don't care who's going to live or not, I only wants to see what plans Jamie has for the future. He's the only one who really intrigues me. Come to think of it...I wonder if it really [I]was[/I] Market Equities who had organized the assassinations. Hmm.... And now I'm going to watch complete MELROSE PLACE :jk: [/QUOTE]

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