Grass on the Streets and Weeds on the Rooftops

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.

Love me some Yellowstone and was excited for the direction of the series and was pumped after the first episode and then.... It just got worse and made less sense- wtf is this Kayce subplot and the name of the episode is based on the protestor plotline, which can go away and take Kayce's wife with it.

Was jumbled and the final episode was predictable and didn't really have me "wanting" season 5 to start. It's sad when the Jimmy storyline was the most interesting - and can Beth get off the whole Jamie destroyed my life - didn't she ask for his help and you are telling me she had no idea what they were doing?? Just seems too forced and overdramatic at this point.

Hopefully they turn things around.

We were all in on this show for 3 seasons. Last season's finale was awesome. Then this season they just gave up. They completely abandoned the main plot and chased stupid rabbits. Why does John care about a hippy protester? It makes no sense. Then there's Kacey and the wolf; absolutely the dumbest thing this show has ever done! I give the first three season a 9. I give this season a 5.

The weakest season so far If it wasn't for the bunkhouse, and Jimmy Hurdstram trip to Texas, it'll be much worse We supposed to like beth, but apparently we can't, she's too powerful, i mean it would be perfect if the show is in the MCU or DC comics, not here Not even John has this much power, not realistic at all She is in fact my biggest problem this season, the writers relys on her to fix everything and it's not sitting well with me Also how they burn Jamie character is beyond me, he's now just a pawn in the game.

I'm not stopping watching it, love the show so much and it's not that bad to quit it, but i hope Taylor find the tracks quickly Also, 1883 is so damn amazing.

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?