I’m struggling to connect with the characters this season. It feels like their motivations are paper-thin, their actions driven by plot convenience rather than genuine internal conflict. I used to feel invested in their lives, their triumphs and struggles. Now, I'm just watching a train wreck in slow motion, waiting for the inevitable explosion. Remember when Beth Dutton was a complex, formidable woman, not just a caricature of female empowerment? Remember when the Dutton family felt like a real family, with all their flaws and complexities? I miss that Yellowstone. Bring back the depth, the nuance, the heart! Let's hope they can salvage something from this wreckage in the remaining episodes. 🙏

The writing this season is like a bad country song – all hat and no cattle. It's trying too hard to be dramatic and losing the heart of what made it special. I miss the slow burn, the quiet moments of character development, the breathtaking scenery that wasn't just a backdrop for violence. It's like they've forgotten how to tell a good story, opting instead for a string of shocking moments that feel hollow and unearned.

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This season feels like they're sacrificing good storytelling for shock value. Remember when Yellowstone used to be about more than just constant conflict? The family dynamics, the political maneuvering, the beauty of Montana... it's all been sidelined for cheap thrills. This show used to be so nuanced, now it's just melodrama.

I wouldn't say *cheap*, but definitely unexpected. What do you guys think about the pacing this season? Too fast or just right?

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