Almost like the screenwriters wanted it that way.

Damn, nor have I, that line hit real.

John is a Native American too Tate is a indigenous.

​@@GweGwe-lu9ob stop splitting hairs

@@MrMaWis-xh3zr what lies

Good point Tate is part native american, so he could work something out with allow his tribe in the Dutton ranch to bring back the memories their ancestors did in the land

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Also I feel they will need to work together considering they both have enemies on both sides

There's a difference between "progress" and "newer, bigger, meaner kinds of exploitation"

Great stuff right there !

REALLY Putting more addition more mental greed out there. Hope you fail in your dreams of success.

So much for the land looking the way it used to. Hypocrites, the lot of em.

@@davecrupel2817 Buddy do you not understand that it's an imaginary quote? And regardless, a hotel and casino takes up a microscopic portion of 800,000 acres.

​​@@marywindt902mary at the end of the day countless tribes fell to one another in wars over the land in this nation. Nothing was stolen, the great tribes of America just finally ran into warriors they couldnt beat, it is a hypocrisy of the highest order propogated by the great grand children of those who lost

Taylor Sheridan made it very clear with _Wind River_ that he sympathizes intensely with Native-American reservations. Chief Rainwater will never be a proper villain in this series.

Mortal Frenemie's, they are bitter rivals who won't stop until the other is defeated but until then nothing says they can't get together and have a beer or two and talk about their mutual problems.

@@mugiwaranoluffy0 That and common enemies can bring even mortal foes together if only for awhile.

They respect each others' tenacity. They also both dont want to see rich people in condos everywhere in their town. They both cling to tradition.

Two lions fighting will stop and roar at a third one interrupting

What is the inheritance tax? This is the first I've heard that

@@rafsolo It's actually the Federal Estate Tax they're referring to. When you croak, your estate (not the inheritors) owes a tax on the stuff you leave them. There is an exemption, somewhere in the neighborhood of $10-$15mm but everything over that you have to cut the government a check. The problem is when you have a valuable asset to pass on but don't have the cash to pay the tax. A piece of land worth potentially billions would be a good example. Most ranch families won't have that kind of cash laying around to pay the freight, so they have to sell the land or business and that's the end of that. People will often get monster life insurance policies- at great cost- to cover the cost of the tax when they croak so their families don't lose their land, their business, etc. They'll also set up trusts to hold the assets. If you have an asset of that size, a ranch in this case, and you haven't done estate planning to protect it somehow, your heirs are going to get hurt, badly. Eat the rich tho I guess- even if they're not "rich" in a monetary sense.

the show ended.... Kevin quit

@@shadowforge They Are Passing A Law In Congress To Get Shows Like This Banned, Ocasio And Bernie Want More Shows With Diversity, There Are Not Enough Characters Of Color and Ppl From LTGBQ Communities In Yellowstone

X to doubt

I think it was

Not sure, but it was confirmed that his ancestor was the native girl who escaped from the American re-education camp

@@amitkenan3878 Yeah I watched 1923 and saw that. Good show btw. I’m curious because in episode 6 during Yellowstone S5, Monica told Summer when they were at the Dutton family graveyard that the land belonged to her family, or people, before the Duttons had it. I wonder if it was her ancestors who gave it to the first Duttons. I could be wrong tho lol

The res is next door that's pretty much a given.

Better to end on a high note the. Get another season 9 of the office or become the simpsons.

When you boil it down, that's basically what most conflicts are.

Better call Saul was a spin off that was greater than the original.

​@dorianrustik6880 lol no it wasn't and I don't even like Breakimg Bad

"Lol no it wasn't" Dude arguing with most of the internet

Mary Beth Sue

It doesn't have anything to do with one character (ie: Kevin Costner) leaving. Taylor Sheridan had already decided these last few episodes to air this Fall, were going to be the end. He's already on new projects; Special Ops: Lioness, Land Man (with Billy Bob Thornton), and Findestkind (with Tommy Lee Jones).- among others on the list. Topping it is Tulsa King Season 2, which is entangled with so.many others in the Writer's Guild & SAG strike. Taylor Sheridan has enough irons in the fire. He was always clear that Yellowstone wasn't a long-term series. Sad as that is. Now that Costner's out, it just stands to reason. Lorne Greene was the backbone of Bonanza to the end.

Sheridan is creating the other series because Costner is leaving the project. They can’t continue without John Dutton.

Sheridan shot himself in the foot on this one. Costner made this show and series. It would have maybe gained steam as the series progresses without him, but Costner catapulted it. Other big names signed on because of Costner's name. Time will tell. But if he burns another actor or doesn't get going on these spinoffs... rerun royalties is all Sheridan will have.

Can't sue, the tribe have immunity

Que lindo mi esposo john m te ano sige dando a feto

A me manca già...in Italia arriva sempre in ritardo...ma la notizia che Kevin non farà più la serie è stato un duro colpo per gli appassionati... Peccato!

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There won't be another season?

@@darraghconnolly3737 No there won’t be anything after the second part of season five.

@@Mainecoonlady. that's a damn shame, good show.

wait what happened to Kevin? What did I miss?

@@liam4688 Sheridan’s ego happened. Kevin wasn’t happy with direction season 5 was going. Sheridan told him to … stick to acting. Kevin said he’d finish season 5 only if he has input on how John Duttons exits. Still haven’t started filming the rest of season 5. Costner is done after they do or if they do. Matthew McConaughey is supposed to lead a new spin off when Yellowstone is done. But I won’t watch another Sheridan show ever. Oh and by the way, during all the BS, Costner 18 year marriage ended. Everyone blames Kevin for leaving they show. I think he gave enough.

The place you live in probably was stolen too because that's how life works

They generally don't vote for half breeds on the Res.

You thought Back to the Future 3 was the best one????????????

​@chrisbrady6687 its my favorite

The last season was just dumb

The guy that plays Lloyd, Forrie Smith, cowboy legend who has been around a long time…he’s got a couple KZfaq videos that talk about this and the cowboy way of life. You’re right, it gets mentioned just once in four seasons (haven’t seen the fifth) but it’s the whole “We see it how we see it” talk between John and Lee. And the quote after John’s car crash, so applicable to cattle AND the country…”the things we do to keep you fed.” Great point.

It isn’t the land ownership that makes Dutton a villain. It’s his complicity in unlawful actions and murder to keep ANYONE & ANYTHING from taking the land he believes at this point he holds in stewardship for his grandson. The 1st season alone with his casual decisions in having Rip kill to enact a coverup and a former ranch hand “ride the black train” for being nothing more than a shitty ranch hand was supposed to speak to Dutton’s ruthlessness as a main character trait. That’s not even mentioning the poor parenting that was foreshadowed there as well, especially with the branding of his youngest boy to “always remind him of his real family”. But Sheridan has written “more complex” issues with the later seasons that makes the character look like they’re fighting for a noble cause and that the ends justify the means. It’s almost like Sheridan couldn’t stand the idea of Dutton’s villainy overshadowing his noble savagery so he keeps introducing more preposterous enemies that require this behavior as a matter of survival. It’s honestly kinda sad cause a ‘Cowboy Sopranos’ isn’t a bad idea… Sheridan just doesn’t have the humility to listen to Costner about why possibly leaning back into season 1 simplicity may be more entertaining.

Nothing is ever as simple as it seems.

Villain is a twisty term. Cruelty is the domain of a villain. Dominance is the domain of a boss or Lord or ...

IMHO Kevin Costner is one of those rare actors that has a facial features that you don't memorize so easily. And his acting performances are such that he doesn't carry the previous characters with him to the character you are currently looking. First movie where I saw him, I think was the Water World (1995) in movie theater and then Untouchables (1985) and Dances with Wolves (1990) from a TV. He has some great movies I really like, example The Postman, JFK, Thirteen Days, Swing Vote, The Guardian and Mr Brooks to mention some (including the ones above). And when ever I see one of those movies, I see on the the character he is acting. So it is not a Mariner in the wild west post-nuclear war or Mariner training people in coast guard, or dumb southerner owning a ranch in Montana, or Superman's father saving the US president. He goes under so many people's radar that they don't even realize him existing. And it is funny thing really. So maybe it can be said that he is a amazing supporting actor, but isn't never like a rock star. And then again, when you look at his curriculum vitae, he has not done absurd comedy or senseless action flicks. He is more of a character actor than anything.

@@paristo You make a good point! He sure isn't typecast.

He's not obligated to see his work to a conclusion that satisfies viewers

Yeah he always had that.

Was thinking the same thing lol

Bringing back Boyd was desperation the new series was terrible.

"Imagine being in the government trying to raise the standard of living" And in what way the government was trying to raise the "standard of living"? Do you know how easily you can raise a "standard of living" for a individual, or a single family?

Fit of the fittest

What Europeans?

Seriously. Think the Europeans will ever catch up? I don't. I think they’d rather kill us all with overwork than learn to live symbiotically with each other and nature. It’s a shame Europeans are so primitive.

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How?

Kevin? Mr. Costner loved being John Dutton, but the direction of the story line was darker in season 4 and season 5 just awful. That’s the writing not the acting. You don’t tell a Hollywood legend who is also an executive producer to …. ‘Stick to acting”. Kevin Costner was winning Oscar for acting and directing before Sheridan was outta diapers. Sheridan’s ego killed the show.

Rainwater wasn't originally from there though right? I feel like they mention he was raised off-res and lived in Denver working in high power jobs before he decided he wanted to take over the res.

@@732am7 Yes, he was raised off-res. He said he actually thought he was Mexican for the longest time. But this is part of the reason he's a hypocrite. He hasn't known the suffering of his people a day of his life. He advocates for them, but he hasn't lived as one of them enough to know their plight or their needs and wants. It's all about the image of native american culture that he wants to preserve.