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| Did anyone watch the premier last night? I was looking forward to this show for a long time and it didn't disappoint! The beginning was a little rough but I enjoyed it and I'll be tuning in every Wednesday. |
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| I have it recorded! I am super excited about it! I need to get it watched tonight. |
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| Kevin Costner... he just gets better looking as he ages, throw a cowboy hat and wranglers on him... oh my....  |
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          Location: Texas | Some scenes were painfully dumb. Like the wild horse (miraculously halter broke) backing quietly out of the trailer, or the calf pulling where the 1 month old calf runs off immediately. Otherwise, it was OK. |
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        Location: CTX | Have it recorded, so will be watching it soon. |
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| Fun2Run - 2018-06-21 9:52 AM
Some scenes were painfully dumb. Like the wild horse (miraculously halter broke) backing quietly out of the trailer, or the calf pulling where the 1 month old calf runs off immediately. Otherwise, it was OK.
I agree... I told my hubby, they do realize, real ranchers and real country folks, cowboys, cowgirls are going to be watching this right??? Lol! |
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         Location: Bandera, TX | I was waiting for this post today... LOL
The first 20 minutes were a bit confusing but it got better afterwards. I wish they would have done a better job with the mustang and the calf. That was just disappointing how that was done..... :/ Also, every time a horse was on the screen there was this excessive nickering....
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        Location: Kansas | I wasn't even tempted to watch it. I could tell by the ads that it wasn't going to reflect real ranch life. Even smacked a little of melodrama.
Huge Don Johnson fan, but Blood and Oil was ridiculous and figure this will be as short-lived as that series.
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   Location: OH | Fun2Run - 2018-06-21 10:52 AM Some scenes were painfully dumb. Like the wild horse (miraculously halter broke) backing quietly out of the trailer, or the calf pulling where the 1 month old calf runs off immediately. Otherwise, it was OK.
PLUS----the wild horses feet were trimmed. Ya can always find things to pick at with these movies---shoot, what I consider an all time classic---Lonesome Dove had some hickup moments also. |
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         Location: Louisiana | Fun2Run - 2018-06-21 9:52 AM
Some scenes were painfully dumb. Like the wild horse (miraculously halter broke) backing quietly out of the trailer, or the calf pulling where the 1 month old calf runs off immediately. Otherwise, it was OK.
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          Location: 31 lengths farms | Mr. Costner's handsome face was enough to get me thru the rough spots, LOL!!!  |
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| nope i am not a rancher but.....it looked doppy to me then also actors entertainers need to ,,, on politic so no i am not watching kevin
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| It's Hollywood folks. You can pick apart every western and horse movie ever made they are made for 90% of the public who are not ranchers nor horse people. I liked it over all and intend to watch it next week. The story line has got me hooked. |
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              Location: Under The Big Sky Of Texas | I didnt watch it last night, darn it I didnt know the first showing would be that soon, and really forgot all about it lol..I just watched the trailer and it looked pretty good, like someone just said its Hollywood folks not everything is going to be perfect, its just hard for me to watch a weeky show when its still daylight outside I always got something else on my mind, lol. |
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       Location: torrington, wy | Not what I expected. Talk about raunchy. I hope this isn't how real ranchers act and talk.What a joke. Does not represent the real rancher.
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       Location: Opelousas, LA | vjls - 2018-06-21 12:13 PM nope i am not a rancher but.....it looked doppy to me then also actors entertainers need to ,,, on politic so no i am not watching kevin
but thats me
No kidding! He had to go on the view and voice his opinion, entertainers should learn to keep thier mouths shut when it comes to politics. |
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   Location: Arizona | Fun2Run - 2018-06-21 8:52 AM
Some scenes were painfully dumb. Like the wild horse (miraculously halter broke) backing quietly out of the trailer, or the calf pulling where the 1 month old calf runs off immediately. Otherwise, it was OK.
I totally agree. How hard is it to get it right? Can't they hire real ranchers as consultants, goodness. The story line jumped around a lot. The girl who plays his daughter drove me nuts, what a horrible actress she is. I will keep watching it, as there isn't much on TV that's good anymore. Anything with horses in it, I will watch! LOL! |
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   Location: Nebraska | Is there somewhere you can watch if you don't get that channel? |
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| brlracerchick - 2018-06-21 5:29 PM Is there somewhere you can watch if you don't get that channel?
CMT also had it on last night as well. I think right after it aired on the Paramount channel. |
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      Location: Slipping down the slope of old age. Boo hoo. | I recorded it and watched it this morning. Disappointed. It reminded me of the years-ago night-time soap Dynasty with cowboy hats except Dynasty was better. And, apparently, they wanted to make sure they got their money's worth out of that black helicopter. It was in practically every scene. And the entire 'branding' ranch workers thing was creepy.
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   Location: Arizona | Delta Cowgirl - 2018-06-21 3:59 PM
I recorded it and watched it this morning. Disappointed. It reminded me of the years-ago night-time soap Dynasty with cowboy hats except Dynasty was better. And, apparently, they wanted to make sure they got their money's worth out of that black helicopter. It was in practically every scene. And the entire 'branding' ranch workers thing was creepy.
Gosh, agreed. The helicopter was a bit much, come on!! It did remind me of the show Dallas..."cowboys" and oil.... |
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   Location: Nebraska | HorsePoorSince96 - 2018-06-21 4:55 PM brlracerchick - 2018-06-21 5:29 PM Is there somewhere you can watch if you don't get that channel? CMT also had it on last night as well. I think right after it aired on the Paramount channel.
I don't get that one either ?? I have PlayStation vue so don't get a whole lot of channels. |
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| Yellowstone was poorly written and BAD! Disappointing because the scenery was beautiful and the storyline has potential. Maybe next week will be better.
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| Texas Tornado - 2018-06-21 10:54 PM
Yellowstone was poorly written and BAD! Disappointing because the scenery was beautiful and the storyline has potential. Maybe next week will be better.
I can't watch it but as far as the scenery goes it was shot partly just down the road from me in my home town. |
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      Location: Slipping down the slope of old age. Boo hoo. | Texas Tornado - 2018-06-21 10:54 PM
Yellowstone was poorly written and BAD! Disappointing because the scenery was beautiful and the storyline has potential. Maybe next week will be better.
The scenery was magnificent and I, too, had hope -- but there was nothing to draw me in to the characters. I also plan to watch the next episode and hope since the shallow characters have been 'introduced', it will move on to great story-telling and character development..... I did appreciate the close-ups of handsome Kevin's face...… :)
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       Location: Texas | Is this on a regular Directv channels? I love Kevin Costner but didn't know where to look. |
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     Location: The Lone Star State | I loved it, loved the scenery and the horses! you could tell they were some broke horses! It was a little much with the daughter but it was entertaining and cant wait for the next show. |
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"Heck's Coming With Me"
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        Location: Kansas | Barnmom - 2018-06-21 1:49 PM vjls - 2018-06-21 12:13 PM nope i am not a rancher but.....it looked doppy to me then also actors entertainers need to ,,, on politic so no i am not watching kevin
but thats me No kidding! He had to go on the view and voice his opinion, entertainers should learn to keep thier mouths shut when it comes to politics.
Yep, Kevin needed to keep his mouth shut. These overpaid entertainers seem to have no idea there are many conservatives like me out there who figured him for better than that and flipped channels when his soap opera premiered.

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| RocketPilot - 2018-06-22 8:17 AM
Is this on a regular Directv channels? I love Kevin Costner but didn't know where to look.
It's either Paramount or CMT channel. I just switched from directv to dish so I'm not really sure. |
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      Location: Cap'n Joan Rotgut.....alberta | Be happy you got it...my satelite aholes assured me we would get it up here and nadda......and its entertainment ppl stop being so nitpicky and enjoy drama that has no effect on your day to day life......m |
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     Location: Hernando, Ms | Heartland is way better than this and the whole family can watch it. We need more family shows on the Ranch. |
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| In case anyone needs to know the Paramount channel use to be called Spike TV. |
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    Location: Oklahoma | LIVE2RUN - 2018-06-21 3:56 PM Fun2Run - 2018-06-21 8:52 AM Some scenes were painfully dumb. Like the wild horse (miraculously halter broke) backing quietly out of the trailer, or the calf pulling where the 1 month old calf runs off immediately. Otherwise, it was OK. I totally agree. How hard is it to get it right? Can't they hire real ranchers as consultants, goodness. The story line jumped around a lot. The girl who plays his daughter drove me nuts, what a horrible actress she is. I will keep watching it, as there isn't much on TV that's good anymore. Anything with horses in it, I will watch! LOL! They had many real cowboys on set for the taping, but honestly real life doesn't sell. Had this conversation with one of the stunt men from the show. Funny how you can pick out people just from the way they ride.
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      Location: Slipping down the slope of old age. Boo hoo. | clover girl - 2018-06-22 10:45 AM
LIVE2RUN - 2018-06-21 3:56 PM Fun2Run - 2018-06-21 8:52 AM Some scenes were painfully dumb. Like the wild horse (miraculously halter broke) backing quietly out of the trailer, or the calf pulling where the 1 month old calf runs off immediately. Otherwise, it was OK. I totally agree. How hard is it to get it right? Can't they hire real ranchers as consultants, goodness. The story line jumped around a lot. The girl who plays his daughter drove me nuts, what a horrible actress she is. I will keep watching it, as there isn't much on TV that's good anymore. Anything with horses in it, I will watch! LOL! They had many real cowboys on set for the taping, but honestly real life doesn't sell. Had this conversation with one of the stunt men from the show. Funny how you can pick out people just from the way they ride.
I read that Tim McQuay and Andrea Fappani were involved with some of their nice reining horses -- in fact, I think the 'dead' truck driver in the opening scene was Tim McQuay....???? |
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      Location: Arkansas | RocketPilot - 2018-06-22 8:17 AM
Is this on a regular Directv channels? I love Kevin Costner but didn't know where to look.
We watched it on Paramount channel. |
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   Location: TN | I enjoyed it too. Kevin Costner makes a good looking rancher. I look forward to next weeks show. Also it’s a show so I don’t pick it apart, entertainment. |
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      Location: Arkansas | Ticktock - 2018-06-22 8:26 AM
I loved it, loved the scenery and the horses! you could tell they were some broke horses! It was a little much with the daughter but it was entertaining and cant wait for the next show.
There was an article in America's Horse this month about the horses in Yellowstone. Kevin's horse is by Spooks Gotta Gun. There's Bueno Chexinc, Shining Spark, Doc's Hickory, and Smart Little Lena offspring also.
Tim McQuay, Andrea Fappani, and Tom Foran (all AQHA champions) will play themselves in it at some point. It was an interesting article. . . . |
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       Location: Texas | Chandler's Mom - 2018-06-22 8:37 PM RocketPilot - 2018-06-22 8:17 AM Is this on a regular Directv channels? I love Kevin Costner but didn't know where to look. We watched it on Paramount channel.
Found it! Channel 241 on Directv |
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"Heck's Coming With Me"
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        Location: Kansas | clover girl - 2018-06-22 10:45 AM LIVE2RUN - 2018-06-21 3:56 PM Fun2Run - 2018-06-21 8:52 AM Some scenes were painfully dumb. Like the wild horse (miraculously halter broke) backing quietly out of the trailer, or the calf pulling where the 1 month old calf runs off immediately. Otherwise, it was OK. I totally agree. How hard is it to get it right? Can't they hire real ranchers as consultants, goodness. The story line jumped around a lot. The girl who plays his daughter drove me nuts, what a horrible actress she is. I will keep watching it, as there isn't much on TV that's good anymore. Anything with horses in it, I will watch! LOL! They had many real cowboys on set for the taping, but honestly real life doesn't sell. Had this conversation with one of the stunt men from the show. Funny how you can pick out people just from the way they ride.
I know. I love to pick out the non-horsemen actors from the riders who sit a horse comfortably. Tom Selleck sits a horse beautifully but it has to be the right horse. Big and an easy goer. The whole cast of High Chapparel were good riders. Manolito's horse was my favorite TV horse ever. |
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| I loved it! you cant get every little detail correct? are you going to let a newborn calf be manhandled by an actor? probably not.... are you really going to use a mustang on a show? no probably not.. at least they didn't use a mare and say it was a stud.. like some movies that have been about horses.
I loved that they used broke horses in this show, because we know a rich rancher is not going to ride a puke. I loved all the actors and think they did a wonderful job..
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| Yea, I could find a few things to pick on, but they DID include a sound bite of Whiskey Myers..BROWNIE POINTS! I have to admit Kevin is DREAMY in this show. I thought the horses were chosen well. Completely realistic? Nah..but I will keep watching and supporting so that hopefully more production companies will want to do western material. |
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| Delta Cowgirl - 2018-06-22 5:31 PM clover girl - 2018-06-22 10:45 AM LIVE2RUN - 2018-06-21 3:56 PM Fun2Run - 2018-06-21 8:52 AM Some scenes were painfully dumb. Like the wild horse (miraculously halter broke) backing quietly out of the trailer, or the calf pulling where the 1 month old calf runs off immediately. Otherwise, it was OK. I totally agree. How hard is it to get it right? Can't they hire real ranchers as consultants, goodness. The story line jumped around a lot. The girl who plays his daughter drove me nuts, what a horrible actress she is. I will keep watching it, as there isn't much on TV that's good anymore. Anything with horses in it, I will watch! LOL! They had many real cowboys on set for the taping, but honestly real life doesn't sell. Had this conversation with one of the stunt men from the show. Funny how you can pick out people just from the way they ride. I read that Tim McQuay and Andrea Fappani were involved with some of their nice reining horses -- in fact, I think the 'dead' truck driver in the opening scene was Tim McQuay....???? I read that too, and that both of them are acting in the show, I don't even care what the show is about I would watch it just to see Fappani act LOL
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| I thought it was entertaining. Of course not everything is realistic. The majority of it is filmed in Park City. I used to live there and recognized some of the areas. |
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| I could have done without the gratuitious bad language, just for the sake of bad language, really I mean you don't have to drop the F bomb to be legitimate. the daughter is a little much, the "big feeling" of some scenes threw me off, for all the money they have for consultants someone could have told them not to have a new born calf run off, just as easy to let one lie there and not have a "mustang" halter broke and backing off the trailer. These were easy fixes that will stick with a knowledgeable audience.
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        Location: Broxton, Ga | Frodo - 2018-06-21 9:33 AM
Barnmom - 2018-06-21 1:49 PM vjls - 2018-06-21 12:13 PM nope i am not a rancher but.....it looked doppy to me then also actors entertainers need to ,,, on politic so no i am not watching kevin
but thats me No kidding! He had to go on the view and voice his opinion, entertainers should learn to keep thier mouths shut when it comes to politics.
Yep, Kevin needed to keep his mouth shut. These overpaid entertainers seem to have no idea there are many conservatives like me out there who figured him for better than that and flipped channels when his soap opera premiered.
Well I was not impressed.......I may not have the most family friendly mouth but really dropping the 'F" bomb over and over was a bit much....even for me.......I found the plot hard to follow.........in my opinion it was a 1 star show......
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                    Location: In the Hills of Texas | It sucked from the very beginning. It’s Hollywood trying to put rancher’s in the same level as Hollywood. Pure Trash.
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