I love the Chinese bear scene. It's absolutely perfect in an American brainworms way.

It's really odd (but not so odd if you really think about it) that you got the liberal/urban leftist version in Succession versus the red-state version in Yellowstone. The way they both tackle similar ideas, scenes, and stories are completely split along taste downstream from their politics. They both also both undermine their own thesis in ways that are equally split. They came out almost at the same time.

Nah it's because Taylor Sheridan (the showrunner for Yellowstone and the rest of the chud cinematic universe) was a writer on Sicario (and a few other less high profile movies) and was able to build a career from there.

I'd argue it's just appealing to the chud demographic, and as can be seen by cop shows generally having the best ratings on TV, there are a lot of fucking chuds.

Ballpark game of thrones viewership and yellowstone

I have it, but I'm oppositional so... No.

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Watched like a third of season one. That show is fucking vile. They seem to stop every episode and have a miniature lecture written by oil companies that tell outright loes mixed with half-truths.

Maybe take him to that county where there's no residents like in the show...

Yeah, I watched 1883 and 1923. 18 was a pretty good peek into how hard things probably were on the Oregon trail. But the cynicism and murderous intentions of everyone was laughable. Then the pretty blonde somehow lives two weeks after a perfectly placed arrow doesn't take her out just long enough to get their perfect homestead. 🙄 The funniest part for me was Tim McGraw and Faith Hill as the leads, it got corny at times.

19 was pretty interesting and entertaining to me. But goddamn, Timothy Dalton's character made me skin crawl, and subsequently I now hate him. But I couldn't help my think that he was actually a good representation of how the ruling class actually thinks and behaves. Acting was pretty top notch imo, but I came away from it feeling a little traumatized from that shit tbh.