No Kindness for the Coward

REALLY!! I love this show.. and my last review i gave 10 stars, but Daaamn, Does Beth EVER! Sit at that dinner table and ever ACTUALLY! Finish a meal without walking out EVERY SINGLE TIME!!.

I mean.. John Sutton is her father & the Head of the table and countless amount of times he's told her about her dinner conversation but nope, .she just continues to disobey him to the point where you start to wonder how he can justify Jamie's, or Lloyd's actions and hasn't taken Beth to the Train Station..

I think Beth's actions are getting a bit tedious now, because NO ONE! Would get away with the way she treats people in the real world now.. she'd be told to go bleep herself.. in all honesty..!!.

Has she even smiled once in the whole series? Nothing but scowls. What a repulsive character and a bad actor. She will be the bane of the family. When are they gonna kill her off.

I think they're all jockeying for a writer's job on the next project, be it the 6666 ranch or the "prequel" ,1883.

Little clues let you know what's happening.

Things like stretching out an episode with ever thinner plots, caricatures of New York type financiers and milking the father/son dynamic to the point of making it annoying.

There's also a couple of roles that they've made too difficult to watch, the orphan kid and Beth to name but two.

In this episode Beth continues her blunderbuss ways as a big shot in the Equities firm she is trying to decimate. There's a scene with Dutton and Rip later on that's right out of "Pulp Fiction" which is just the best, as far as action is concerned.

Not much development on Dutton's run for Governor or Jamie's run for the same job but there's a very irritating scene with Jamie and his real father that has you cringing.

Don't get me wrong, it's still gripping stuff but they are lost on character development and there's only so much you can do either on a ranch or in politics in Montana.

Once it's done we'll know it ( the series creator already knows it). We'll all stick with it to the final episode and look back on the show as one of the best .

Greetings from Lithuania.

This season 4 so far is the most melodramatic so far. After explosive season opener, it quickly settled itself into drama, and later into melodrama. And as far as melodrama's goes, this one is that bad - i like it. That said this season hopefully will pick up sooner or later, because there are only two episodes left and i don't want to spend listening about Tate's... you know what i mean.

At all the bad reviews. I thought this episode was great. I had little hope after the last one but this one kind of blew me away. Steer clear of the negative reviews, this episode is great.