Goodbye Is Always Implied

Just rewatched it. Literally miss Walt and Vic. I genuinely think it was the precursor to Yellowstone, even though Dark Winds is better. If Longmire ever comes back they shld have Chris Eyre direct it.....cannot understand why so many fans got so angry about the ending as it is all preordained in the books isn't? I have nothing else to say but have to film the word count so i did like the horse in the show too!!!

I am not being funny but why do i have to write an essay to egy a genuine review, all I wanted to say was I LOVE this show not write a thesis on it! 600 words is practically the length of a High School essay! Why!!!'

A final farewell that wraps up most of the outstanding storylines and gives you a few morsels to let your imagination run wild.

But left several unresolved. What happened to Travis?

I think the finale was great! Vic has obviously been in love with Walt in the deepest way. I could always sense her admiration and respect. And he had the same sense of her. How it would happen had to remain unrevealed for many reasons, but I had a hunch the writers would do it the way they did. Cady and Shane, now that is another issue and I don't get it. Why the paternity papers were burned bothers me, but Vic just didn't want to know. I hope they are all happy and healthy. I'd love to see them again.

I want to know what cell service Walt has to be able to get a call in the middle of nowhere. If I could only have a moment like Walt and Vic had on the porch, very touching and emotional. Then Walt's talk with Katy, passing on the baton to trusted friend.