Cowboys of Thunder

Just finished watching the last two episodes. Our family liked it a lot. Enjoyed both seasons. Love the Coleman family. Ross has a beautiful family. Lots of fun seeing and getting to meet his wife and boys. Unlike some other shows I've watched, I found Cowboys of Thunder easy to follow and it does jump around a lot to different places, many different states, but again very clear and fun to follow along. We're moderately interested in the PBR and this show checks all the boxes. We got to see how the season went, what's going on behind the scenes and it moves along more quickly than the events themselves. The pace improved with PBR Teams in year two but sometimes it still can be a little too slow for my liking, but it's still a very new format and it improved a lot year over year, so I'm optimistic. This show doesn't give you any real update on the rest of the teams but that's not to be expected since it only follows the Missouri Thunder. However, in both seasons, but I'd say especially the case in season two, the show introduces you to many different folks around the PBR and in the community. Some of the women involved, not just wives or girlfriends, and people other than just the bull riders and coaches. Everyone though that is introduced on the show is very interesting and engaging. It's apparent that this show isn't just focused or made for entertainment value, yet it genuinely is entertaining. Not trying to be dramatic or scripted. I appreciate that it felt very genuine in its messaging. I particularly liked the Role Models episode and that that theme continued on which was done well, emphasizing it's importance but not being redundant or preachy. My teen who's away at school has even texted me about the show. That's noteworthy at least to me haha. Inspiring family fun. 5/5 or 10/10 we're fans of Cowboys of Thunder.

What I like most about this show is that I've now become a fan and am more invested in the careers of all the bull riders the show introduces you to. Thanks to the show you really get to know them well. You see their similarities and differences, and it's pretty interesting to find out all the ways in which they're different like where they grew up and from different places outside America. Not all cowboys are the same of course. But now I feel like I know these men and their families which makes it more fun to route for them during the team season and the normal Unleash the Beast season. I'm liking the teams format and this show is the perfect compliment. Even though players move on and you get to meet different bull riders the show makes them all very interesting and likable and easy to route for. An inside look into their lives is really entertaining. Go Cowboys of Thunder!

Go Brittany yay Mother Thunder! While this show is about Team Thunder love that it goes deeper just beyond the cowboys. I can tell whoever is behind it works really hard and care about the people who they're telling the stories about. It's done like it's prewritten if that's the right way to say it. Like it's a story with chapters and weaves together different stories like it was scripted. Just really well done. For anyone who thinks athletes or bull-riders are dumb jocks or quiet and dull, this show demonstrates and proves otherwise. Cowboys of Thunder isn't just for Missourians or PBR or rodeo fans, it's a well executed case study on young bovine athletes pursuing and living their dream lives. Really a quite fun and interesting watch. Not boring or predictable. Done with a lot of care and heart. Hoping and wanting more!

This program is very well done. Have enjoyed watching with my grandkids. Watching on Cowboy Channel can be a bit hit or miss since we like to sit down together and watch when it's on, but it often isn't on or is delayed, but you can watch on demand so that's often what we'll do. I don't know why this show isn't more widely available. It should be. It's great quality. You would think a show like this would have a rather predictable format that follows the team at each event of their season, but it's far from it. It's been quite unexpected at times and unpredictable and in the best of ways. It's far from just being behind the scenes. It's on many levels more interesting and captivating than the bull riding itself. It's a fantastic compliment to the season and PBR events. You really get to know this team and everyone involved. Season 2 feels like the show is hitting its stride and at the same time like it's only scratching the surface. We're ready for more! It wonderfully captures so many stories. It's full of inspiration, motivation and has a lot of heart.

John, Caleb, Jenna and the rest of the crew have produced a great show! Excellent quality, well done! Wonderful interviews, music, and sights from all across the country. It's enlightening to see and hear so many different cowboy's stories, meet their families and get a behind the scenes look into their lives. The second season takes an even deeper look at some of the people on the team and in the organization which I loved. Getting to know some of the women behind all the cowboys was a pleasant surprise and welcome addition. There are so many people on this show but the way you are introduced to them is done so well and I felt like I really got to know each and every one of them. Great insight into the fascinating lives of bull riders and cowboy culture.