Nearly two years later the second half of the last season of Yellowstone kicked off this past Sunday.

No messing around wondering about how they'd handle Costner leaving the show, took care of that before the credits rolled.

This definitely feels like this season could go the way of the last season of SOA. We'll have to wait until the very end to see who, if anyone, survives.

Well, what did everyone who watched think of the last few episodes?  Considering the Costner situation, I believe it was at least an interesting finish.  I was just okay with it, but the wife really enjoyed it.  

On 12/17/2024 at 4:22 PM, jvdfc said:

Well, what did everyone who watched think of the last few episodes?  Considering the Costner situation, I believe it was at least an interesting finish.  I was just okay with it, but the wife really enjoyed it.  

I feel like they wrapped it pretty well. I really hated Colby's death. The kids tearing through the cemetery ticked me off, thankfully that was taken care of.

Biggest hole in the story was them having Jamie and Beth with all of their business savvy, not having effective estate planning in place. There are legal ways around most of the issues they were facing financially. Poor Tate inherited the biggest ranch in Montana and his dad gives it away.

A big portion of his routine is about Yellowstone.
Very funny!