The McBee Dynasty: Real American Cowboys

I don't know I can't understand this father. All he cares about is having sex with women and making sure his kids are not happy with their women. Hopefully the boys will wake up and stop listening to their father or they're going to end up old just like him and alone. Such a shame. The boys are old enough to make their own decisions at this point. Also, I forgot her name but the one lol girlfriend that just moved in with him or I should say is on her way too, he just sits there and kisses her ass because of business. I think she's out of her mind, she uses the business to keep him around. The funny thing is is that he allows it. If this was his son girlfriend doing the same thing he would have a hell of a lot to say about it wouldn't he.

Enjoyed seeing the running of the farm and the family ties and the relationships with the brothers and their dad.

Psychological thriller with how the dad's past shapes all of his relationships. Would love to see the Mom side of things too.

The fight the brothers have with their personal relationship and how the dad tries to influence his kids relationships with their girlfriends.

I love Yellowstone and this is very similar to reality TV version. They are all handsome and nice to look at too.

I definitely want to see the details of what happens in season 2! How will the relationships with their dad go? Will Gahlena stick around?

This series is about an immature father and his four sons who are attempting to run a huge farm in Missouri. The father, who appears to only be interested in having sex with women, but wants no relationship, wasn't smart enough to keep it a business proposition and hire sex workers. Instead He gets involved with two women, one who works for the farm and is an important part of keeping it going and a woman in Kansas City who has convinced herself that their union is "real." The boys all have a messed up idea of what marriage is and with a father like this it's no wonder. This show has more drama than any soap opera and it's almost hard to believe it's actually real.

This show is a reality show, as opposed to Yellowstone, which is a drama. Why, then, is there as much drama in this show as there is in Yellowstone? I mean, they really lay it on thick here. Within the first ten minutes of episode 1 they show footage of burning a field, and one of the McBees talks about how the wind can change on a dime and "if we're not able to control this fire, it could burn thousands and thousands of acres, burn down fences, burn down people's homes." It begs the question "Are you trying to make this sound way more exciting than it is, or are you really that wildly irresponsible?"

Also within the first ten minutes is a snippet of conversation about who drank all the almond milk last night, because so and so needs it for his protein shake. It was around this point that I decided I'd had enough.

If you like Jersey Shore/ Kardashians/ The Bachelor type stuff and you'd like a rural twist to your so-called-reality tv, this is your show.

From the beginning, this series equates ranching with farming. Ranching is raising livestock on pastures and making your money from livestock sales. Farming involves cultivating crops and making your money from selling the crops. As for reality TV series, they thrive on drama. So embellishment, when it comes to portraying family squabbles and financial woes, is the norm on such shows. Don't mistake entertainment for accurate portrayals. Reality shows do not make their money from the businesses portrayed, as much as income made from the shows themselves. The cash cow is the show, not the business.