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27/22

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Scenario

A ranching family in Montana confronts others who are encroaching on their land. Forrie J. Smith, who plays Lloyd, is a seasoned hand in the Rodeo world. John Dutton (Kevin Costner) often seems to “forget”; Montanan accent and drifting back into the SoCal voice he usually uses.

One from developers who want to put apartments

This series has been running since 2018, but I just watched it for the first time. Last night I finished the first episode of the first season, which runs for almost 90 minutes. As for the introduction of the Dutton family, we see that they have a lot of influence in their valley, but they fend off the “attacks”. Another from the neighboring aboriginal reserve who wants to reclaim some of their land as well as some livestock.

which is kind of an antecedent

Dutton (played authentically by 60-year-old Kevin Costner) has several grown Cowboy sons and a helicopter with a dedicated pilot to help him cope with this and the sheer size of the ranch. ) was to get a feel for the Dutton family, because currently the "1883" I’m watching ten episodes of Taylor Sheridan’s latest show. (Fictional) It was in 1883 that the Dutton family of Tennessee joined a larger group to drive “somewhere West” from Fort Worth Texas. They probably stopped when they got to Montana.

It’s just not the kind of show I can invest in and keep watching

Again, this is fiction, but given the men’s ages and the fact that Costner was born in 1955, his character would probably be the great-grandson of patriarch Dutton (played by Tim McGraw) in "1883. For example. With sons born in 1875, 1900, 1925 and the 1950s."Yellowstone" a very good series, the actors are all top-notch, the cinematography and the sound are also excellent. It’s hard to find characters with redeeming qualities, and I don’t really like long-term shows that constantly focus on arguments and fights and often murder.

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Now in my 70s, I prefer the "pleasant" stories.NB – "1883" is a really fine and interesting series as it authentically presents the great difficulties of putting down roots and traveling in unknown territories to try to find a new life in a new place. The "Silo" is one of the biggest TV and streaming premieres this month.