First episisode was replayed on CBS an hour later

We watched in on Hulu on Monday night. I think it said something like it would disappear after a day, so it may not be available to binge later that way.

TXAG 05 said:

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Paramount + doesn't have the rights to stream it. They sold it to Peacock before they created their streaming service.

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That's one of the reasons for ending this original run and shifting to a new spin-off. The show started just before a sea change in online streaming, and Paramount wound up without one of its hallmark shows on its own streaming service.

Matthew McConaughey in a spin-off does not look like it is going to happen. Latest names I have seen are Kurt Russell and Michelle Pfeiffer.

We watched it on the Paramount channel on YouTubeTV.

Southlake said:

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Very well done. Filming, script, dialog much better without Costner. Never missed him.

Spoiler ahead:







Looks like he has the same role he did in The Big Chill.

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Criminally underrated post. Great reference.

Had this same thought. Maybe they had to audible w Costner off the show?

Honestly having a hard time remembering the details as it feels like it has been so long since last new episodes.

IIRC, I think he wanted Beth to go to the train station, not his father, hence his shocked reaction when it happened. But, with the Costner feud, they had to change it to John.

T dizl televizl said:

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Had this same thought. Maybe they had to audible w Costner off the show?

Honestly having a hard time remembering the details as it feels like it has been so long since last new episodes.

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Yes, same play as "House of Cards" I mentioned in an earlier post. Both shows start their final run with the death of the main character.

It's been two years since the last half season, given the Costner drama and the writers' strike.

JCA1 said:

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The show has always had enough holes in the plot to ride a spinning horse through. But, man, it is beautifully shot, and it's worth the price of admission for the dialogue of the bunkhouse crew.

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Great summary, exactly why I have continued to watch the show.

JCA1 said:

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The show has always had enough holes in the plot to ride a spinning horse through. But, man, it is beautifully shot, and it's worth the price of admission for the dialogue of the bunkhouse crew.

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Yeah, I much more enjoy the cowboy stuff and the scenery than any of this political crap. And I used to love Beth, but she's so over the top kill-Jamie-focused now, she's just ridiculous.

JCA1 said:

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The show has always had enough holes in the plot to ride a spinning horse through. But, man, it is beautifully shot, and it's worth the price of admission for the dialogue of the bunkhouse crew.

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Reminds me of another show that Sheridan was involved with a more mechanical kind of horse....

Straight Talk said:

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Is it just me? But didn't Jamie want Beth killed not John?

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Went back and found the last part of the conversation between Jaime and Atwood - it was kinda hard to hear at the time, but ....

Atwood: See, if you're going to go after her, you just might... Maybe... You know.

Jaime: Yeah, that's what I was thinking, too.


Definitely took that as going after John.

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Anonymous Source said:

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I'm a little disappointed that Costner wasn't flung off of a circling horse and trampled...since circling horses are a critical part of the show...but what can you do?

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My wife and I both groaned "not this again".

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The circling horses are a bit tired at this point.

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Yep, it's really old. Also, tired of Sheridan writing parts for himself into shows. He's a horrible actor in his parts in Yellowstone and now he's put himself into season 2 of Lioness. He's so far behind on all these projects he shouldn't be adding to it by putting himself on screen. But his ego has to be going out of control with his current success and given his childhood background.