Yellowstone
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The cattle all have brucellosis/ Well get through somehow.
Look, sometimes withYellowstoneyou have to take your pleasures wherever you find them.
Did weneedthree episodes with Jamie as commish?
Kayce nods at that, but warns, Youre gonna hate the way I do it.
Kayce also has a dramatic role to play in this episodes main subplot.
All for Nothing begins with a family on the reservation realizing their eldest daughter Sila is missing.
Chief Rainwater asks Kayce for help with the search, and Kayce does two smart and sensitive things.
First, he calls in every available livestock agent, and tells them to leave their weapons behind.
(We aint enforcing no laws today, he says.)
Second, he gets Monica to bring along everyone she can contact on the rez.
Alas, the search doesnt come to a good end.
and they vow to use all the resources they have to build lives they cant take away.
Standing in the way of this goal?
Ms. Hayes visits Montana this week, somewhat irritated that the Duttons have been blocking her deal.
But she quickly finds out that he may be more amenable to their plans than any other Dutton.
Sure, Jamie huffs and puffs about the flaw in Providence Hospitality Groups pitch for more jobs in Montana.
But then Willa quotes a price of half a billion dollars for the Duttons holdings, and Jamie gulps.
Suddenly, hes listening.
It doesnt help that by the end of this episode Jamies on the outs with his family again.
(You are evil, she says to Jamie.
Youhaveto know that.)
John, predictably toopredictably flips out.
So it seems were back where we were when this series began, with the John/Jamie/Beth dynamic.
(My prediction: He so chooses.)
Bentleys good at low-key charm and sneaky machinations, not yelling and melancholy.
Hes never convincing as the Duttons dark prince.
It lacks imagination, and it lacks development.
It all keeps leading back to the same place, season after season.
Theyre like a parasitic bacterial infection: chronic and incurable.
(Even Lloyd is now smitten with one of these gals.)
Always military family T-shirt flapping on the clothesline outside the house of Silas mom.
