User Reviews

I called Thomas and the gypsy woman the first time they had dialogue together. I'm more interested in the depiction of the journey through history than evidently some of these other folks are on here at... whatever they're into. This show is painting a great picture of life under these circumstances and I kindly doubt negative commenters could do better.

I see Thomas and this new family riding off into the sunset. I see Elsa leaving the family proper to broaden horizons. I see the migrants becoming good preppers. I see why Duttons give no f#cks.

It's another great episode of a great show. Not sure why anyone can see it as anything other than that.

First three episodes of this show were awesome, episodes 4 and 5 in my opinion were way too focussed on Elsa which I don't mind too much I just hope we get to see a lot more of the other characters from now on otherwise it would be a bit of a waste. Overall a good episode in general, every show has its slower paced episodes or the storyline wouldn't work out as well and when action happens and tragedy occurs later on in the storyline it would not hit half as hard as it is the slower episodes that build up the viewers connection with the characters. The group are also about to cross into Indian territory so obviously stuff is gonna pick up pretty quickly soon. I would love to see more scenes of James, Shea and Thomas together, as they are a really good trio and all kinda bounce off of each other as they have similar pasts. Overall this show was a pleasant surprise and I am really enjoying it, just wish they didn't stick 90% of the focus on Elsa for two episodes as it's kind of made me dislike her more because it feels like she is the only character to have suddenly developed rather than doing it over time. For example I think they could have stretched out the relationship between her and Ennis for longer, as it would only make his death sadder anyway, and also give other characters some screen time in those episodes that in my opinion she dominates a little too much.

Not a bad episode. Definitely not as good as last week's. Also being that this is the Yellowstone universe why cast a character from modern day Yellowstone? (Agent Hennon). Makes no sense.

To set up a bad pun, this episode is title "Boring the Devil" but apparently it was also boring the viewers.

This episode felt absolutely necessary given the events of the last one and we needed Elsa to go through this physical and mental challenge for her character to progress, but it just never leads to the most compelling hour of television when they have this kind of thing happen.

This show is still easy viewing though and in a lot of ways is actually better than its parent television series Yellowstone, but this is an episode that while some scenes were engaging, they may want to go back to the cutting room board and fix.