Jesus. That was brutal

That episode flew by though.

SPOILER ALERT:

Felt sorry for the guy who shot the scalped woman to put her out of her misery. What a horrible position to be in.

combat wombat said:

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For the record, you can survive being scalped. There are historical cases of people surviving for a very long time after being scalped.

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I saw several women scalped in a video of a fight on 6th Street. I think they all survived.

combat wombat said:

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For the record, you can survive being scalped. There are historical cases of people surviving for a very long time after being scalped.

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She also had 2 arrows in her.

Hey Nav said:

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Looks like "1932" has been ordered.

https://variety.com/2022/tv/news/1883-season-2-renewed-1932-yellowstone-prequel-1235182761/

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We know. Because we read the last page.

It's in the script.

BTW, what are odds Elsa gets shot with the arrow if she'd been wearing her Indian duds?

One last episode to go. Wonder what will happen.

My guess: Duttons settle down wherever Elsa dies. Everyone else goes on to Oregon.

Certainly explains how they ended up in the Yellowstone area when they were originally headed to Oregon.

CrottyKid said:

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Certainly explains how they ended up in the Yellowstone area when they were originally headed to Oregon.

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They weren't originally headed to Oregon. They were headed to wherever Tim McGraw's character found that felt right (or something of that nature…can't remember the exact quote). Regardless, now we know for sure why they ended up in Yellowstone.

BudFox7 said:

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This show is close to being worse than Yellowstone. The acting is atrocious feels like a Lifetime movie

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So one of the hottest shows out right now is worse than THE hottest show out right now. And you're watching it and complaining on a thread about it.

BudFox7 said:

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This show is close to being worse than Yellowstone. The acting is atrocious feels like a Lifetime movie

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Then quit ****ing watching.

SWC Ag said:

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BudFox7 said:

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This show is close to being worse than Yellowstone. The acting is atrocious feels like a Lifetime movie

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Then quit ****ing watching.

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Or watch it, but stop *****ing about it here.

So I'm watching the episode again and I checked a map. Today's episode is pretty close to Caspar Wyoming, they mentioned that they were six hours from Fort Caspar.

The Dutton Ranch is supposed to be located near Bozeman, Montana. It's about 420 miles from Caspar Wyoming to Bozeman Montana (minimum of 3 weeks by wagon). That's a pretty long way for a mortally wounded Elsa to travel. I guess if she dies they can just carry her remains the rest of the way, especially if it's freezing to re tard decomp.

For the record, it's tiring seeing all the 'for the record' posts. Nobody gives a **** if you like it or don't.

There's a reason I don't hop on the ozark or succession threads after my initial thoughts. Nobody wants to read me ****ting all over it again and again. This is the show. Not saying you can't be critical but don't be lazy with your criticism.

As with Yellowstone, these are primetime drama soap operas. It isn't The Sopranos.

Welp I need a pick me up. Gonna watch Righteous Gemstones.

The scene with Dad talking to mom about Elsa and his feelings for her really got to me. You men who have daughters know what I mean. I have sons too and love them to death but even they know daughters are special.

All the MFers complaining about Elsa are going to be happy with this episode, right? Probably not, gonna find something else to ***** about.

CondensedFoggyAggie said:

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And at some point don't we have to talk about how almost every bad guy has the worst aim in history? Even for a western is it not getting a bit ridiculous?

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Oh, **** off. That's most every show or movie ever. You see plenty of characters get killed in this show. You saw James and Thomas get shot. You saw Elsa get fatally shot. You saw the cook get fatally shot. You saw Ennis get fatally shot. You've seen plenty of immigrants get fatally shot. There's always going to be plot armor.

TRD-Ferguson said:

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The scene with Dad talking to mom about Elsa and his feelings for her really got to me. You men who have daughters know what I mean. I have sons too and love them to death but even they know daughters are special.

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Yeah man, there's no way in hell I'd be able to keep it together after hearing my daughter is going to die. And there's no in hell my wife would be able to keep it together, either. That was a gut-wrenching moment.

Makes no sense why some of you watch this show.

mazzag said:

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Nobody diagnosed her as dying. That was the reality of their times. He knew from being a soldier and she knew from being a war nurse. As much as Sheridan is dogged on these threads, I think his purpose is to put ourselves in their place even though we can't relate to what they went thru.

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Are you getting pedantic? He was told from the cowboy that she was shot through the liver, telling him that she's going to die. Whether a cowboy or doctor tells me my daughter is going to die, I can't imagine.

BudFox7 said:

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This show is close to being worse than Yellowstone. The acting is atrocious feels like a Lifetime movie

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Joke's on you if you know enough from having actually watched Lifetime movies.

The 1932 show is a separate spinoff with the next generation of the Dutton family. 1883 has been renewed for another season.

I'm 50/50 on whether Elsa lives or dies. She's been shown to be a fighter.

Maybe the Lakota chief will come back to work some Indian magic medicine on her. Then afterwards, she hops in bed with him LOL.