Grass on the Streets and Weeds on the Rooftops

Boring doesn't even begin to summarize how slow and unfullfilling this was. Everything felt disjointed with no resolution to what happened at all this season. With little or virtually no setup to next season. Basically leaving you with the same old same old.

At least the writers did me a favour and got rid of one of the more annoying characters👍. I won't spoil it for you, but if you're a follower you'll be as pleased as I was.

I was thinking that they might have thrown in the towel for this season ending episode but no, they set us up for an interesting follow up storyline and, although it's slow, it held my interest for most of the time.

If you ask me (which you won't) there's just too much going on in too many directions and we're getting vignettes instead of solid storylines.

Somehow they get away with it because the acting is so damn good.

I still can't handle the UXB that is Beth, and can't work out why a hard-nosed cowhand like Rip would be so tender towards her. She's an absolute EF5 tornado with destruction in front of and devastation behind her and it's all in the name of love for her Dad and not Rip ... go figure.

There's a lot of time spent on the purging ceremony that Kayce goes through but really his emergence after it leaves us with more questions than answers. There's a great scene where that stunningly beautiful wife of his, (Monica) comes and comforts him in a dream.. wish I coulda been Kayce 🦄

More questions than answers is a good thing for a TV series, it makes you want the next season come along that much faster.

So what happens next? That's the secret held by Mr Sheridan and he's kept it hidden so well that I have no choice but to saddle up and ride with them into the next few fabulous sunsets.

Sheridan plays a great part in the series too, by the way, and there's no doubt that he's a gifted individual.

This ain't my last rodeo .🐺

I really like this show, im hooked, but why do I feel like nothing's really moved forward from the first episodes? What I specifically mean is the character arcs. It's getting really boring seeing Jamie being the punching bad of this show, Beth being the chaotic tornado that wrecks everything and then goes "oh sowy *tear eyed emoji*" and all is forgiven, Kayce straight up going away for a subplot that, again, will go nowhere with "the heir" thing that I thought was set up for him from the get go, and John just... I don't know. When I first started watching I thought this show filled a space that Succession left when it ended, but that show really had the feeling that no matter what happened there was an end goal, with character development and growth. This show, I don't know where it's going.

I think it ultimately boils down to the fact that the guy with the best arc of the whole show... is Jimmy, and what does that say about our main characters?

Greetings from Lithuania.

"Grass on the Streets and Weeds on the Rooftops", a 10th and final episode of season 4 was a solid one. The overall season was heavy on drama, and some not worked, but overall i can only say that i still enjoying this show very much. I will continue watching it when next season will come.

My friend Carmel loves this show. She's always waiting for the new season and she's even creating iCal events so she won't miss any of the episodes. Well, I on the other hand watch it casually and I have developed a love-hate relationship with it. Like all popular family dramas Yellowstone feeds of itself constantly by exaggerating so much that it holds the viewer accountable but at the same time on the brink of madness. You choose to watch Yellowstone so you as a viewer come with your long list. Yellowstone will cater for your needs. Do you want to watch more John Dutton philosophies? Do you want to see Beth being a total agro-lunatic? Do you want to weave some environmental issues? How bout we show you some rodeo things too? And what if we show you how big corporations want to destroy beautiful Montana? Want to see scars from the past, go do Casey's thing. And whatever these Yellowstone characters do, they do it because they either love (or hate) their family, the Duttons, or because they belong to the Duttons, the cowboys. Something so hyperbolic as the script of Yellowstone can only sustain itself with more hyperbole. It's pretty ironic how in all this madness all the side stories (Billy, Jamie's dad, Carter, the cowboys feud) is totally unimportant. It's a shame that they had the great Jacki Weaver but only used her as a possible Beth nemesis with little to no effect. What a waste!