I’ve been glued to this show from day one, and John's death just ripped my heart out. It's like losing a member of my own family. I remember when my grandmother passed away, that hollow feeling in my chest, the disbelief. I went through the motions for weeks, just like the characters are now. Grief is a strange beast. It makes you do things you wouldn't normally do, say things you wouldn't normally say. It's messy and raw and unpredictable. And that's exactly what this show is portraying so brilliantly. I can't wait to see how they navigate this loss, how they find a way to move forward, because that's what we all have to do in the end, right? Find a way to keep going, even when it feels impossible. Anyone else feeling this way?

My grandpa was a rancher. Not nearly as dramatic as the Duttons, thankfully. But seeing this show, especially John's relationship with the land, reminds me so much of him. It's bittersweet. The love, the legacy, the struggles...it all hits home. When John died, I felt a pang of that same grief that washed over me when my grandpa passed. This show just captures something so real about family and tradition, even with all the cowboy drama.

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I disagree with the portrayal of Jamie. He's made some bad decisions, yes, but he's also a product of his environment. John's parenting was far from perfect, and it clearly affected Jamie deeply. To act like he's some mustache-twirling villain is an oversimplification. This show needs more nuance!

So, John's gone...but like, is he *really* gone? This is Yellowstone, anything could happen. Resurrection chic? Maybe a twin brother we didn't know about? Time traveler John? I'm just spitballing here. 😂

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