#1883 a yellowstone origin story

[imdonnalynn]

Complete Dutton Family Tree from the 1st generation to its current 7th.

Yellowstone, 1923 and 1883 Explained

The first thing you think of when you here Yellowstone...Dutton.

6th Generation - Yellowstone

・Lee Dutton (6th generation) ・Jamie Michael Randall Dutton (6th generation) ・Beth Dutton (6th generation) ・Kayce Dutton (6th generation)

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LEE DUTTON

Yellowstone ・Son to John Dutton III and Evelyn Dutton ・Grandson to John Dutton II and Unknown Wife/Mother ・Nephew to Peter Dutton ・Brother to Jamie Michael Randall Dutton (Christina), Beth Dutton (Rip Wheeler) and Kayce Dutton (Monica Long Dutton) ・Uncle to Jamie Dutton Jr., Carter, Tate Dutton and John Dutton IV At this time, it is unknown who John Dutton III's Grandfather is, but it is a tossup between Spencer Dutton (Alexandra Dutton) and Jack Dutton (Elizabeth Strafford Dutton). 1978 - 2017 (41) Shot and killed by Robert Long (Monica Long Dutton's brother) during a cattle dispute between the Yellowstone Dutton Ranch and Broken Rock Reservation when he tried to take their cows back.

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JAMIE MICHAEL RANDALL DUTTON

Yellowstone ・Unconfirmed Father to Jamie Dutton Jr. ・Biological Son to Garret Randall and Phyllis Randall ・Adopted Son to John Dutton III and Evelyn Dutton ・Grandson to John Dutton II and Unknown Wife/Mother ・Nephew to Peter Dutton ・Brother to Lee Dutton, Beth Dutton (Rip Wheeler) and Kayce Dutton (Monica Long Dutton) ・Uncle to Carter, Tate Dutton and John Dutton IV At this time, it is unknown who John Dutton III's Grandfather is, but it is a tossup between Spencer Dutton (Alexandra Dutton) and Jack Dutton (Elizabeth Strafford Dutton). May 12, 1979 - ???? (44) As of S5E10 "The Apocalypse of Change" he is still alive and still trying to take the ranch and Governor's position.

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CHRISTINA

Yellowstone ・Mother to Jamie Dutton Jr. (Jamie Michael Randall Dutton) ???? - ???? Last appearance was Yellowstone Season 4, Episode 9 "No Such Thing as Fair" and she was still alive after giving Jamie an ultimatum to either choose the Dutton family or his family.

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BETH DUTTON

Yellowstone ・Wife to Rip Wheeler ・Adoptive Mother to Carter ・Sister to Lee Dutton, Jamie Michael Randall Dutton (Christina) and Kayce Dutton (Monica Long Dutton) ・Aunt to Jamie Dutton Jr., Tate Dutton and John Dutton IV ・Daughter to John Dutton III and Evelyn Dutton ・Granddaughter to John Dutton II and Unknown Mother/Wife At this time, it is unknown who John Dutton III's Grandfather is, but it is a tossup between Spencer Dutton (Alexandra Dutton) and Jack Dutton (Elizabeth Strafford Dutton). July 18, 1984 - ???? (39) As of S5E10 "The Apocalypse of Change" she is still alive and plotting her next move against Jamie.

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RIP WHEELER

Yellowstone ・Husband to Beth Dutton ・Adoptive Father to Carter ・Brother-in-Law to Lee Dutton, Jamie Michael Randall Dutton (Christina), Kayce Dutton (Monica Long Dutton) ・Uncle to Jamie Dutton Jr., Tate Dutton and John Dutton IV ・Son-in-law to John Dutton III and Evelyn Dutton ・Grandson to John Dutton II and Unknown Wife/Mother At this time, it is unknown who John Dutton III's Grandfather is, but it is a tossup between Spencer Dutton (Alexandra Dutton) and Jack Dutton (Elizabeth Strafford Dutton). September 28, 1983 - ???? (40) As of S5E10 "The Apocalypse of Change" he is still alive and trying to continue with his now up in the air job at the Dutton Ranch.

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KAYCE DUTTON

Yellowstone ・Husband to Monica Long Dutton ・Father to Tate Dutton and John Dutton IV ・Brother to Lee Dutton, Jamie Michael Randall Dutton (Christina) and Beth Dutton (Rip Wheeler) ・Uncle to Jamie Dutton Jr. and Carter ・Son to John Dutton III and Evelyn Dutton ・Grandson to John Dutton II and Unnamed Wife/Mother At this time, it is unknown who John Dutton III's Grandfather is, but it is a tossup between Spencer Dutton (Alexandra Dutton) and Jack Dutton (Elizabeth Strafford Dutton). April 24, 1990 - ???? (33) As of S5E10 "The Apocalypse of Change" he is still alive doing his own deep investigation into his father John Dutton's apparent suicide.

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MONICA LONG DUTTON

Yellowstone ・Wife to Kayce Dutton ・Mother to Tate Dutton and John Dutton IV ・Sister-in-Law to Lee Dutton, Jamie Michael Randall Dutton (Christina) and Beth Dutton (Rip Wheeler) ・Aunt to Jamie Dutton Jr. and Carter ・Daughter-in-Law to John Dutton III and Evelyn Dutton ・Granddaughter to John Dutton II and Unnamed Wife/Mother At this time, it is unknown who John Dutton III's Grandfather is, but it is a tossup between Spencer Dutton (Alexandra Dutton) and Jack Dutton (Elizabeth Strafford Dutton). 1993 - ???? (30) As of S5E10 "The Apocalypse of Change" she is still alive and trying to get their new home on the Dutton family land going.

[rosielindy]

I have never watched the show Yellowstone, but recently watched the origin story 1883. I was impressed by the characterization of women, particularly a young woman named Elsa Dutton.

This show is not for the squeamish, but many insights related by its main character resonated with me. Specifically, her take on heaven and hell, God and Satan.

I’m attaching a link that has some of these quotes but there are spoilers for anyone who might want to watch the show in the future don’t click.

One of my favorites:

“I didn’t have the heart to tell her there’s not heaven to go to. Because we’re in it already. We’re in hell, too. They coexist right beside each other. And God is the land.”

Also, not in the article, but one I remember was her questioning why God would make a world so beautiful with so much suffering. She concludes that God did not make this world for us. ‼️

[runnning-outof-time]

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Thanks for the tag B @a-lil-bit-nuts ! 🥰 I’ve not seen this version of questions - it was fun answering them!

1. 3 Ships: Kim Burgess x Adan Ruzek/Burzek (from Chicago PD), Tommy x May (Peaky Blinders), Alex x Spencer (1923: A Yellowstone Origin Story)

2. First Ship: Kendall x Jo — from the show Big Time Rush…it’s cringey but it’s the earliest I can remember haha

3. Last Song: Don’t Come Lookin’ by Jackson Dean

4. Last Movie: Lawless — I’d highly recommend

5. Currently Reading: Wild Bill: The True Story of the American Frontier’s First Gunfighter by Tom Clavin — I just started it today, so we’ll see if it sticks

6. Currently Watching: 1923: A Yellowstone Origin Story — I like 1883 better, but Spencer Dutton is my favorite Dutton hands down…he’s so frickin hot!!

7. Currently Consuming: too many tumblr posts

8. Currently Craving: tacos (but that’s almost always lol)

9. Tagging: @loverhymeswith @emotionalcadaver @brummiereader @toms-cherry-trees @zablife @teenwolf-theoriginals @cillmequick @raincoffeeandfandoms @writers-hes

[wyn-n-tonic]

me: oh i'm all caught up on Yellowstone. what should i watch now. Yellowstone: hey, check out 1883: A Yellowstone Origin Story. me: IS THAT FAITH HILL?!?!?!

[dankusner]

How to Watch Yellowstone

The fifth season of the hit ranching drama Yellowstone went on a mid-season hiatus way back in January 2023, but after a seemingly interminable wait, the much anticipated conclusion of the season (now known as season 5B) is upon us!

Whether you need a refresher on all of the dangerous goings-on at the Dutton ranch—or to find out what all the hubbub is about by watching for the first time��here's everything you need to know to get caught up on Yellowstone.

Streaming

The first half of Yellowstone season five is now streaming on Peacock.

It joins the previously aired four seasons of the show, which already call Peacock home, meaning now is the perfect time to catch up on all of the drama before the show returns for its final episodes.

Despite what you might assume, given that the series airs on the Paramount Network, the show is not currently available through the Paramount+ streaming service.

However, the hit prequel show 1883 and the second Dutton origin story 1923 both air there.

While Yellowstone isn't currently on Netflix or Hulu, all of the current episodes are also available for purchase through Amazon Prime (unfortunately, the show is not currently free to Prime members.)

The show is also available for purchase through iTunes or Vudu. Cable

Yellowstone premieres exclusively on Paramount Network, though for the premiere of season 5B they're making the historic move to also air the episode on CBS—the episode will hit Paramount Network at 8 p.m. eastern, with a replay on CBS at 10 p.m.

Episodes can also be watched online at Paramount Network's website when you sign in through your television provider or on live TV subscription services, like Philo.

Historically, Yellowstone has also had concurrent airings on TV Land, CMT, and Pop, though it's not currently clear if that will continue for season 5B.

Kevin Costner and Kelly Reilly play the father-daughter pair John and Beth Dutton on Yellowstone.

What's Yellowstone about?

The show follows the trials and tribulations of the Duttons, a family of ranchers operating the largest contiguous ranch in the U.S. But you don't reach the Dutton family's level of wealth and success by playing nice;

not out where the west is still wild.

The family is constantly attending to conflicts from the outside—including land developers, political opponents, and clashes with the local reservation—as well as from within, as the complicated dynamics between the family patriarch John (played by Kevin Costner) and his children—frustrated, ambitious Jamie (Wes Benton), deliciously vicious Beth (Kelly Reilly), and formerly estranged Kayce (Luke Grimes)—play out with plenty of scheming, secrets, and no little bit of bloodshed.

Will there be a season six?

Though Yellowstone and the ever expanding Dutton universe continue to be a massive success—the show now has two prequel series, another in the works, plus a spin-off called The Madison starring Michelle Pfeiffer and another announced spinoff set on the 6666 ranch in Texas—in May 2023 it was announced that the show would indeed end after season five.

Since then, stars Kelly Reilly and Cole Hauser have reportedly been in negotiations to return for a sixth outing, but thus far no official announcements have been made, leaving fans to assume that season 5B will indeed be the last.

ENTERTAINMENT

The end might be near for Taylor Sheridan’s ‘Yellowstone’

Part 2 of Season 5 coming, but a surprise Season 6 is rumored

Taylor Sheridan’s neo-western Yellowstone returns Sunday with part two of its fifth and possibly final season.

Whether you are a loyal fan or a newcomer, here’s what to know.

What is Yellowstone about?

The show centers on John Dutton (Kevin Costner), the patriarch of the Dutton family.

The family fights off a rotating group of foes (a local Native American tribe, land-hungry corporations, etc.) who want to own their sprawling Montana ranch.

Conflicts also pit the Dutton children against one another and their father.

How can I watch it?

Part two of Season 5 premieres Sunday at 7 p.m. on Paramount Network. CBS will air the show at 9 p.m.

The six episodes of Season 5B are widely expected to mark the end of the series.

But a surprise sixth season may be on the table, Variety reported.

Where’s Kevin Costner?

Costner will not be in the upcoming episodes of Yellowstone.

After a rumored dispute with Sheridan, the show’s co-creator, Costner confirmed he was departing earlier this year.

He has recently been focusing on his four-part Western saga, Horizon .

“His creation of John Dutton is symbolic and powerful … and I’ve never had an issue with Kevin that he and I couldn’t work out on the phone,” Sheridan told The Hollywood Reporter last year.

Sheridan went on to say he was disappointed by Costner’s exit, adding “it truncates the closure of his character.”

Costner’s Dutton appeared in a recent trailer for Season 5B, but it’s unclear how the show will deal with his absence.

Yellowstone has North Texas ties:

Since debuting on Paramount Network in 2018, Yellowstone has become one of the most-watched television series in America.

The show has spawned several spinoffs, some of which filmed in North Texas.

Sheridan, a Fort Worth native, shot scenes for Yellowstone and a prequel, 1883 , at his ranch in Weatherford.

1883 also filmed at Pearl’s Dancehall and Saloon, Hooker’s Grill and the Fort Worth Herd cattle pens, among other Cowtown locations.

The prequel, which starred Tim McGraw and Faith Hill, traces the post-Civil War generation of the Dutton family as they travel by wagon to Montana.

At one point, they cross through Fort Worth.

Kevin Costner, Taylor Sheridan ‘Yellowstone’ Drama Explained

What’s the Goss About Cost(ner)?

You might have heard there’s some drama going on out West, and we’re not just talking about all those bodies dumped at the train station.

No, we’re talking drama behind the scenes surrounding two different westerns:

Taylor Sheridan’s mega-hit series Yellowstone and Kevin Costner’s new drama film franchise Horizon.

Yellowstone’s final part of its final season finally premiered on November 10, but it’s not what it was — its lead, John Dutton, who was played by Kevin Costner, is no longer there.

Costner, due to scheduling conflicts with Horizon and associated drama (ooooh), has left the show.

Yellowstone is a ginormous hit for Paramount, with its season-five premiere pulling in 12.1 million viewers, according to Entertainment Weekly.

Meanwhile, Horizon is a huge gamble for Costner — he’s the writer, the star, and the director, and he’s put about $35 million of his own dollars into it (decidedly not earned back in the first movie’s initial theatrical run).

So is this town – the western genre – big enough for the both of ’em?

Below, the fate of Yellowstone following Costner’s exit and the tragic tale that led up to it.

That’s what Paramount says.

The part two of season five premiered on November 10, 2024, and will reportedly conclude the series.

However, stars Kelly Reilly and Cole Hauser are reportedly in talks for another, per Puck on August 28.

It was first reported in February 2023 that Costner might be leaving the show after its sixth season while making himself available for only a week of shooting time to the back six episodes of season five (the first batch finished airing on January 2, 2023).

Then, Camp Costner fired back.

“The idea that Kevin was only willing to work one week on the second half of season five of Yellowstone is an absolute lie,” his litigator, Marty Singer, told Puck.

“It’s ridiculous — and anyone suggesting it shouldn’t be believed for one second. As everyone who knows anything about Kevin is well aware, he is incredibly passionate about the show and has always gone way above and beyond to ensure its success.”

Yep, he’s done being a Dutton.

In the premiere of the second part of Yellowstone’s final, fifth season, John Dutton is …

Found dead.

His son, played by Wes Bentley, hires assassins to kill him and stage the scene to look like a suicide.

“I think Taylor’s decision to begin this way was incredibly brave,” Christina Voros, who directed the episode, told The Hollywood Reporter.

“I think it is testament to his faith in the characters and the actors who embody them to go, ‘Let’s not make this about the incident. Let’s make this about how these human beings exist in the aftermath.’”

At first, there was hope.

At a 2023 PaleyFest panel, Keith Cox, head of scripted content for MTV Entertainment Studios came bearing the kind of good news that counts as good news only when there’s drama.

“What I can say is that our star, the face of our show, and our executive producer are very confident he is going to continue with our show,” Cox said.

But on May 3, 2023, Entertainment Tonight reported that Costner will not be returning to the show after season five.

Initially, that meant he should be around for the still-unfilmed season 5B — if they could figure out a schedule.

In September 2023, Puck reported that, pre-strike, Costner actually wanted to come back in order to wrap up the character.

He apparently had a meeting with Sheridan to potentially get on the second part of the fifth season despite Sheridan already having written most of the episodes without Costner’s John Dutton.

The talks … did not work out.

Suddenly, on April 11, 2024 (yes, that is almost a year since it was reported he would not be returning to the show), Costner was talking about returning again.

How would that work?

Who can say?

“I thought I was going to make seven seasons, but right now we’re at five,” Costner told Entertainment Tonight while promoting Horizon.

“So how it works out — I hope it does — but they’ve got a lot of different shows going on. Maybe it will. Maybe this will circle back to me. If it does and I feel really comfortable with it, I’d love to do it.”

Kinda?

“We very rarely started when we said we would and we didn’t finish when we said we would,” Costner told GQ in May 2024.

The Yellowstone team proposed schedules that would bite into Costner’s time allotted for shooting Horizon, which he couldn’t accept.

Why did they bother offering timing they knew wouldn’t work?

“I think there was a belief that I couldn’t get it mounted,” Costner added.

“But I didn’t really care what anybody believed.”

He didn’t just imply issues on the creative side.

“The scripts never came,” he said to GQ.

“They still haven’t shot it as far as I know … And so then at one point they said to me that we don’t have an ending or anything.”

He then offered to let John Dutton die and said he had a week of free time during which they could shoot that death.

Originally, he said, he was intending to do three more seasons, but the conflicts made that impossible.

Costner apparently made a hefty list of demands, including a pay increase, a decrease in shooting time, and the right to approve or potentially veto all of the scripts for the season, Puck reported.

Sheridan, who famously writes Yellowstone solo, was not super into that idea (shocker), and conversations spiraled from there, with Paramount walking away as well.

This is not as shocking as it could be. Costner and Sheridan do not get along, per Puck.

The actor had already negotiated short shooting windows for seasons five A and five B.

Then he got COVID-19 and couldn’t work but reportedly counted his sick time toward his shooting window — resulting in the Yellowstone cast and crew needing to reassemble for shoots that were both costly to Paramount and annoying to some of his co-stars.

On the home front for Costner, news of his departure from Yellowstone after season five came a day after it broke that his wife of 18 years, Christine, had filed for divorce.

“It is with great sadness that circumstances beyond his control have transpired which have resulted in Mr. Costner having to participate in a dissolution of marriage action,” Costner’s rep told ET.

During a child-support hearing on September 1, Costner testified, per People, that he had wanted to return for a sixth season of Yellowstone.

However, he claimed negotiations hadn’t worked out because less money was offered and there were creative “issues.”

It also looks as if he might sue the show — when asked if he had received payment for the second half of season five, Costner reportedly replied, “I will probably go to court over it.”

The king of Yellowstone is keeping it generally congenial.

“My opinion of Kevin as an actor hasn’t altered,” Sheridan told The Hollywood Reporter in a June 21 interview.

“His creation of John Dutton is symbolic and powerful … and I’ve never had an issue with Kevin that he and I couldn’t work out on the phone.”

Still, he’s willing to acknowledge a bit of beef, even if it doesn’t come from their personal convos.

“Once lawyers get involved, then people don’t get to talk to each other and start saying things that aren’t true and attempt to shift blame based on how the press or public seem to be reacting,” he said.

“He took a lot of this on the chin and I don’t know that anyone deserves it. [Horizon] seems to be a great priority to him and he wants to shift focus. I sure hope [the movie is] worth it — and that it’s a good one.” There’s no way to gauge the tone here, but we like to imagine the last sentence was spoken in the style of Regina George.

Meanwhile, Paramount played their cards close to their chest. “Kevin has been a big part of Yellowstone’s success, they said in a statement to GQ.

“While we had hoped that we would continue working with him, unfortunately, we could not find a window that worked for him, all the other talent, and our production needs in order to move forward together. We respect that Kevin has prioritized his new film series and we wish him the best.”

Couldn’t be more relevant! Puck reports that, from Costner’s perspective, the shooting of season five was supposed to be completely finished by 2022, but Sheridan couldn’t deliver the scripts on time (because he was preoccupied with his multitudinous other projects).

Costner, meanwhile, wanted to focus on his own upcoming film series, Horizon, a Civil War–era drama he is directing, co-writing, producing, and starring in.

The first two films in the series will be out this summer: Chapter One will be on June 28, and Chapter Two (of a planned four parts) is out August 16.

The full trailer for the first Horizon film debuted on May 17, and it is mostly just grand vibes, without a real, clear plot quite yet.

The film also stars Sienna Miller, Sam Worthington, and Giovanni Ribisi.

Chapter one of Horizon premiered at Cannes on May 19, earning a reported ten-minute standing ovation.

“I’m sorry you had to clap that long for me to understand that I should speak,” Costner said in response, according to Variety.

The three-hour-long film did have some walkouts, though, Variety noted, “many attendees returned.”

But then the film megaflopped at the box office, earning only $38.2 million against a reportedly $50 million budget.

The fate of Horizon remains up in the air.

Sheridan can’t stop, won’t stop.

Chris McCarthy, the president and CEO of Viacom, is bullish on his star writer, and the two have ten projects in the pipeline, according to a McCarthy interview with The Hollywood Reporter.

That notably includes the Yellowstone “extension” rumored to star McConaughey that McCarthy says is going forward whether or not Costner stays in Yellowstone.

Paramount confirmed in November 2023 that it has ordered two Yellowstone spinoffs, currently titled 1944 and 2024.

We’ll have to wait and see if McConaughey turns up in either of them. All right, all right, all right, am I right?

Yellowstone’s new episodes air at 8 p.m. EST on the Paramount Network. You can stream it on Philo, or, if you can wait for the season to conclude, it’ll stream on Peacock.

Get along, cowboy.

What Happened to John Dutton On Yellowstone?

Last summer, Kevin Costner announced that he would be ending his time on Yellowstone, the hit Western drama where he plays cattle rancher/Montana governor John Dutton.

Though the possibility of Costner's departure had been rumored for months, the news still shocked fans, who wondered how the series would deal with the loss of one of its most prominent characters.

In the more than a year since the word of Costner's exit broke debates have swirled about whether the star would make a brief return to see the Dutton patriarch's story concluded (Costner ultimately confirmed he wouldn't appear in the now-airing season 5B), whether some story contrivance would see the character moved to an offscreen role, or if, indeed, he would be killed outright.

Now, finally, we know the answer, and it's sure to be one that gets everybody talking.

How did John Dutton die?

As was widely expected, John Dutton is dead—in fact, his family's discover of his demise is the very first thing we see in the premiere of the second half of season 5.

However, it's the means of his death that had fans gasping:

the rancher was found dead in the governor's mansion, dead of an apparently self-inflicted gunshot wound to the head.

We say "apparently" because John's daughter, Beth, who was on the scene with her brother Kayce immediately insisted that the death had to be the work of their older brother, Jamie.

Kayce was hesitant to believe despite his reservations about the idea of their father dying by suicide, but Beth, of course, already knew about Jamie's patricidal tendencies, having blackmailed him over the murder of his biological father in the first half of season five.

While all of that may have seemed like the ramp up to a season-long mystery, Yellowstone's "who shot" solution came a lot faster than the famous Dallas storyline, and as usual, Beth was right all along… well, half right.

Jamie Dutton announced his father’s death to the public in the season premiere.

In a flashback scene, it's revealed that Sarah Atwood, the Market Equities consultant who's been working to try and bring down John's governorship in order to help her employer's plan for an international airport to move ahead, hired a contract killer to take out the Dutton patriarch and make it look self-inflicted.

The move echoed a tense conversation between the Machiavellian Sarah and Jamie in the finale of the first half of season five, during which Jamie said that he thought Beth would try to have him killed and that it was time to "play offense."

At the time, it seemed that he was looking to preemptively have his sister murdered, but toward the end of the scene there came an unusual exchange:

"If you're going to go after her, you just might, maybe, you know…" Sarah said, vaguely, to which Jamie responded, "Yeah, that's what I was thinking too."

So did Jamie change his mind and decide to have his father killed instead?

Or did Sarah go rogue and use Jamie's apparent agreement to advance her own goals?

During the season premiere, Jamie appeared devastated by the news of his father's death, even when arriving home to Sarah who was ready to celebrate their victory.

While his attitude could cast doubt on how much he understood he was agreeing to, Jamie never outright says that he didn't intend for his father to die, so for now at least, some mystery remains.

The decision to kill off John Dutton in a murder-for-hire is a particularly interesting one, considering that Costner (who maintains top billing in the opening credits, despite not appearing on screen) reportedly had a clause in his contract with the show with a "moral death" provision.

Specifically, according to reporting by Puck in 2023, the clause set out certain stipulations about John's potential death on the show, precluding any circumstance that might bring shame to the character, a la the infamous death of Patrick Dempsey's Grey's Anatomy character, Derek Shepherd, who was killed in a car crash following behind-the-scenes drama.

Show creator Taylor Sheridan had previously waved off such a possibility, telling THR, "I don’t do fuck-you car crashes. Whether [Dutton’s fate] inflates [Costner’s] ego or insults is collateral damage that I don’t factor in with regard to storytelling."

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«Yellowstone»: Όλες οι σεζόν και τα δύο origin stories του επικού γουέστερν στην Ελλάδα αποκλειστικά στην COSMOTE TV

Ο συναρπαστικός κόσμος της Άγριας Δύσης έρχεται την Κυριακή 31 Δεκεμβρίου στην COSMOTE TV, η οποία φέρνει αποκλειστικά στην Ελλάδα, το «Yellowstone Universe». Πρόκειται για την κορυφαία τηλεοπτική σειρά στις ΗΠΑ, «Yellowstone», καθώς και τις δύο σειρές που προηγούνται χρονικά του «Yellowstone», «1883» και «1923», από τον υποψήφιο για OSCAR® σεναριογράφο Τέιλορ Σέρινταν (Sicario, Wind River, Hell…

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tvrundown USA 2023.06.18

Sunday, June 18th:

(streaming weekly): Joe Pickett (Para+)

(streaming twice/week): King the Land (netflix, Korean rom-com, 2nd day premiere), See You In My 19th Life (netflix, romantic fantasy, 2nd day premiere)

(original made-for-TV movies): "The Secret Sauce" (UPtv, earlier, 2hrs), "A View To Kill For" (LIFE, 2hrs+)

(hour 1): Ridley (PBS, British detective series premiere), Raven's Home (disney), "1883" (PAR, season 1 linear premiere, ~2.5 hours), "1883" (COM|POP|MTV|TVLand, a "Yellowstone" origin story), Vice (SHO), The Great Food Truck Race (FOOD, season 16 opener, 2hrs)

(hour 2): Endeavour (PBS Masterpiece, season 9 opener, 2hrs), The Walking Dead: "Dead City" (AMC|BBCAm|IFC, premiere, 72mins), "1883" (PAR, contd, +95mins), Uncoupled (SHO, reairs), The Lazarus Project (TNT, ~65mins), The Idol (HBO), FROM (MGM+), "The 2010s" (CNN), The Food That Built America (HIST), The Great Food Truck Race (FOOD, contd), The Cube (TBS)

(hour 3): Endeavour (PBS, contd), "Dead City" (AMC, contd) / . / Fear the Walking Dead (AMC, special time, midseason finale, ~3hrs), "1883" (PAR, contd), The Righteous Gemstones (HBO, season 3 opener, 75mins), Beachside Brawl (FOOD, competition season 2 opener), Stone Cold Takes on America (A&E), "Loudmouth" (SHO, Rev. Al Sharpton documentary, 2hrs+)

(hour 4 - latenight): The Eric Andre Show ([adultswim], 30mins), Fear the Walking Dead (AMC, contd, +100mins+)

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‘Yellowstone’ in ‘1923,’ World Cup Final, Holiday Movies Classic and New—and a Hallmark Hanukkah Treat

‘Yellowstone’ in ‘1923,’ World Cup Final, Holiday Movies Classic and New—and a Hallmark Hanukkah Treat

Emerson Miller/Paramount+1923 SUNDAY: Another Yellowstone origin story (following 1883) moves into the early 20th century, with megastars Harrison Ford and Helen Mirren ruling the ranch as Jacob and Cara Dutton. Series creator Taylor Sheridan’s busy …

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sweet/spicy/savoury: it really depends. I like all of it.

relationship status: single pringle

current obsession: reading. although it's not just a current obsession. i'm always obsessed with it.

last thing you goggled: football (soccer) results.

tagging (no pressure ofc): @zablife @runnning-outof-time @midniteluv @peakyswritings @vnusology @beachylupin & anyone else who'd like to do it.

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The Complete Dutton Family Tree from the 1st generation to its 7th.

Yellowstone, 1923 and 1883 Explained

The first thing you think of when you here Yellowstone...Dutton.

2nd Generation - 1883

・Mary Abel (2nd generation) ・1st unnamed deceased child (Claire Dutton) (2nd generation) ・2nd unnamed deceased child (Claire Dutton) (2nd generation) ・3rd unnamed deceased child (Claire Dutton) (2nd generation) ・4th unnamed deceased child (Claire Dutton) (2nd generation) ・5th unnamed deceased child (Claire Dutton) (2nd generation) ・6th unnamed deceased child (Claire Dutton) (2nd generation) ・Elsa Dutton (2nd generation) ・John Dutton Sr. (2nd generation)

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ELSA DUTTON

1883; 1923 (narration only) ・Wife to Sam "Commanche Warrior" ・Daughter to James Dillard Dutton and Margaret Dutton ・Sister to John Dutton Sr. (Emma Dutton) and Spencer Dutton (Alexandra Dutton) ・Niece to Jacob Dutton (Cara Dutton), Claire Dutton (Henry) ・Cousin to Mary Abel and 6 unnamed deceased siblings (children of Henry and Claire Dutton) ・Aunt to Jack Dutton (Elizabeth Strafford Dutton) ・Great-aunt to unnamed miscarried child (child of Jack Dutton and Elizabeth Strafford Dutton) ・UNKNOWN RELATION to John Dutton II (unnamed wife/mother) ・UNKNOWN RELATION to John Dutton III (Evelyn Dutton) and Peter Dutton ・UNKNOWN RELATION to Lee Dutton, Jamie Michael Randall Dutton (Christina), Beth Dutton (Rip Wheeler), Kayce Dutton (Monica Long Dutton) ・UNKNOWN RELATION to Jamie Dutton Jr., Carter, Tate Dutton, John Dutton IV April 9, 1865 - 1883 (18) Succumb to sepsis days after being shot with a dirty arrowhead through her abdomen. (1883 Season 1, Episode 10 "This Is Not Your Heaven")

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SAM "COMMANCHE WARRIOR"

1883 ・Husband to Elsa Dutton ・Son-in-law to James Dillard Dutton and Margaret Dutton ・Brother-in-law to John Dutton Sr. (Emma Dutton), and Spencer Dutton (Alexandra Dutton) ・Nephew to Jacob Dutton (Cara Dutton), Claire Dutton (Henry) ・Cousin to Mary Abel and 6 unnamed deceased siblings (children of Henry and Claire Dutton) ・Uncle to Jack Dutton (Elizabeth Strafford Dutton) ・Great-uncle to unnamed miscarried child (child of Jack Dutton and Elizabeth Strafford Dutton) ・UNKNOWN RELATION to John Dutton II (unnamed wife/mother) ・UNKNOWN RELATION to John Dutton III (Evelyn Dutton) and Peter Dutton ・UNKNOWN RELATION to Lee Dutton, Jamie Michael Randall Dutton (Christina), Beth Dutton (Rip Wheeler), Kayce Dutton (Monica Long Dutton) ・UNKNOWN RELATION to Jamie Dutton Jr., Carter, Tate Dutton, John Dutton IV ???? - ???? It is unknown how or when Sam dies.

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2nd Generation - 1923

・John Dutton Sr. (2nd generation) ・Emma Dutton (2nd generation) ・Spencer Dutton (2nd generation) ・Alexandra Dutton (2nd generation)

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JOHN DUTTON SR.

1883, 1923, Yellowstone (flashbacks) ・Husband to Emma Dutton ・Son to James Dillard Dutton and Margaret Dutton ・Brother to Elsa Dutton (Sam "Commanche Warrior"), and Spencer Dutton (Alexandra Dutton) ・Nephew to Jacob Dutton (Cara Dutton), Claire Dutton (Henry) ・Cousin to Mary Abel and 6 unnamed deceased siblings (children of Henry and Claire Dutton) ・Father to Jack Dutton (Elizabeth Strafford Dutton) ・Grandfather to unnamed micarried child (child of Jack Dutton and Elizabeth Strafford Dutton), ・UNKNOWN RELATION to John Dutton II (unnamed wife/mother) ・UNKNOWN RELATION to John Dutton III (Evelyn Dutton) and Peter Dutton ・UNKNOWN RELATION to Lee Dutton, Jamie Michael Randall Dutton (Christina), Beth Dutton (Rip Wheeler), Kayce Dutton (Monica Long Dutton) ・UNKNOWN RELATION to Jamie Dutton Jr., Carter, Tate Dutton, John Dutton IV June 23, 1877 - August 28, 1923 (46) Shot to death by Banner Creighton over land/lamb dispute. (1923 Season 1, Episode 3 "The War Has Come Home")

Special Note: He is the only Dutton to be in all series' in some capacity as his character John Dutton Sr.

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EMMA DUTTON

1923 ・Wife to John Dutton Sr. ・Daughter-in-law to James Dillard Dutton and Margaret Dutton ・Sister-in-law to Elsa Dutton (Sam "Commanche Warrior"), and Spencer Dutton (Alexandra Dutton) ・Niece to Jacob Dutton (Cara Dutton), Claire Dutton (Henry) ・Cousin to Mary Abel and 6 unnamed deceased siblings (children of Henry and Claire Dutton) ・Mother to Jack Dutton (Elizabeth Strafford Dutton) ・Grandmother to unnamed miscarried child (child of Jack Dutton and Elizabeth Strafford Dutton) ・UNKNOWN RELATION to John Dutton II (unnamed wife/mother) ・UNKNOWN RELATION to John Dutton III (Evelyn Dutton) and Peter Dutton ・UNKNOWN RELATION to Lee Dutton, Jamie Michael Randall Dutton (Christina), Beth Dutton (Rip Wheeler), Kayce Dutton (Monica Long Dutton) ・UNKNOWN RELATION to Jamie Dutton Jr., Carter, Tate Dutton, John Dutton IV ???? - August 31, 1923 Suicide by self-inflicted gunshot to the head three days after her husband John Dutton Sr. is shot and killed in a land/lamb dispute by Banner Creighton. (1923 Season 1, Episode 4 "War and the Turquoise Tide")

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SPENCER DUTTON

1923; Yellowstone (flashbacks) ・Husband to Alexandra Dutton ・Son to James Dillard Dutton and Margaret Dutton ・Brother to Elsa Dutton (Sam "Commanche Warrior") and John Dutton Sr. (Emma Dutton) ・Nephew to Jacob Dutton (Cara Dutton), Claire Dutton (Henry) ・Cousin to Mary Abel and 6 unnamed deceased siblings (children of Henry and Claire Dutton) ・Uncle to Jack Dutton (Elizabeth Strafford Dutton) ・Great-Uncle to unnamed miscarried child (child of Jack Dutton and Elizabeth Strafford Dutton) ・UNKNOWN RELATION to John Dutton II (unnamed wife/mother) ・UNKNOWN RELATION to John Dutton III (Evelyn Dutton) and Peter Dutton ・UNKNOWN RELATION to Lee Dutton, Jamie Michael Randall Dutton (Christina), Beth Dutton (Rip Wheeler), Kayce Dutton (Monica Long Dutton) ・UNKNOWN RELATION to Jamie Dutton Jr., Carter, Tate Dutton, John Dutton IV 1889 - ???? (34) As of 1923 Season 1, Episode 8 "Nothing Left to Lose" he is still alive.

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ALEXANDRA DUTTON (THE COUNTESS OF SUSSEX)

1923 ・Wife to Spencer Dutton ・Daughter-in-law to James Dillard Dutton and Margaret Dutton ・Sister-in-law to Elsa Dutton (Sam "Commanche Warrior") John Dutton Sr. (Emma Dutton) ・Niece to Jacob Dutton (Cara Dutton), Claire Dutton (Henry) ・Cousin to Mary Abel and 6 unnamed deceased siblings (children of Henry and Claire Dutton) ・Aunt to Jack Dutton (Elizabeth Strafford Dutton) ・Great-aunt to unnamed miscarried child (child of Jack Dutton and Elizabeth Strafford Dutton) ・UNKNOWN RELATION to John Dutton II (unnamed wife/mother) ・UNKNOWN RELATION to John Dutton III (Evelyn Dutton) and Peter Dutton ・UNKNOWN RELATION to Lee Dutton, Jamie Michael Randall Dutton (Christina), Beth Dutton (Rip Wheeler), Kayce Dutton (Monica Long Dutton) ・UNKNOWN RELATION to Jamie Dutton Jr., Carter, Tate Dutton, John Dutton IV ???? - ???? As of 1923 Season 1, Episode 8 "Nothing Left to Lose" she is still alive.

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MARY ABEL

1883 ・Daughter to Henry and Claire Dutton ・Niece to James Dillard Dutton (Margaret Dutton) and Jacob Dutton (Cara Dutton) ・Cousin to Elsa Dutton (Sam "Commanche Warrior"), John Dutton Sr. (Emma Dutton) and Spencer Dutton (Alexandra Dutton) ・Second Cousin to Jack Dutton (Elizabeth Strafford Dutton) ・Third Cousin to unnamed miscarried child (child of Jack Dutton and Elizabeth Strafford Dutton) ・UNKNOWN RELATION to John Dutton II (unnamed wife/mother) ・UNKNOWN RELATION to John Dutton III (Evelyn Dutton) and Peter Dutton ・UNKNOWN RELATION to Lee Dutton, Jamie Michael Randall Dutton (Christina), Beth Dutton (Rip Wheeler), Kayce Dutton (Monica Long Dutton) ・UNKNOWN RELATION to Jamie Dutton Jr., Carter, Tate Dutton, John Dutton IV 1867 - 1883 (16) Shot and killed during a raid on their camp in Texas headed to Oregon. (1883 Season 1, Episode 2 "Behind Us, A Cliff")

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6 Unnamed Deceased Children of Henry and Claire Dutton

1883 (mentioned only) ・Children to Henry and Claire Dutton ・Nieces/Nephews to James Dillard Dutton (Margaret Dutton) and Jacob Dutton (Cara Dutton) ・Cousins to Elsa Dutton (Sam "Commanche Warrior"), John Dutton Sr. (Emma Dutton) and Spencer Dutton (Alexandra Dutton) ・Second Cousins to Jack Dutton (Elizabeth Strafford Dutton) ・Third Cousins to unnamed miscarried child (child of Jack Dutton and Elizabeth Strafford Dutton) ・UNKNOWN RELATION to John Dutton II (unnamed wife/mother) ・UNKNOWN RELATION to John Dutton III (Evelyn Dutton) and Peter Dutton ・UNKNOWN RELATION to Lee Dutton, Jamie Michael Randall Dutton (Christina), Beth Dutton (Rip Wheeler), Kayce Dutton (Monica Long Dutton) ・UNKNOWN RELATION to Jamie Dutton Jr., Carter, Tate Dutton, John Dutton IV ???? - ???? It is unknown how and when all six children died, but it was before 1883.

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NED DUTTON

UNKNOWN RELATIVE Based on the date this was a 2nd generation family member. Had they been born in 1863 that would put them at the age of 20 in 1883. ・Cara Dutton and Jacob Dutton never had any children according to Jack Dutton. We don't see them around the ranch and Cara is constantly corresponding to Spencer Dutton begging him to come home, not a distant son we haven't seen yet. ・Claire Dutton had no remaining children when Mary Abel died it's why she killed herself instead of continuing on. ・That leaves James Dillard Dutton and Margaret Dutton possibly having a child that didn't travel with them? They could have stayed in Tennessee or been overseas with Jacob and Cara in Ireland or Scotland. This option seems to be the only option that has any chance of making sense. March 16, 1863 - ???? Unknown the who, what, where, when and why this Dutton family member existed.

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Movie Home Video Releases for August 30, 2022

[runnning-outof-time]

10 Characters/10 Fandoms/10 Tags

Thanks for the tag Juli @evita-shelby !! 🥰 it was fun to try and think up 10 different fandoms haha .. I decided for the sake of the game to separate Fire and PD from One Chicago as well as Yellowstone from its origin stories.

1. Tommy Shelby (Peaky Blinders)…shocker, huh?

2. Kim Burgess (Chicago PD)

3. Matt Casey (Chicago Fire)

4. Arthur Morgan (Red Dead Redemption 2)

5. Will Schofield (1917)

6. Jay Gatsby (The Great Gatsby)

7. Kayce Dutton (Yellowstone)

8. Elsa Dutton (1883: A Yellowstone Origin Story)

9. Spencer Dutton (1923: A Yellowstone Origin Story)

10. Carmen Berzatto (The Bear)

Tagging: @zablife @toms-cherry-trees @emotionalcadaver @cillmequick @peakybfics @forgottenpeakywriter @loverhymeswith @writers-hes @teenwolf-theoriginals @brummiereader

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[maskedinstructor]

Black Education in America- The Storytellers

Total Enjoyment!!!

I was just wondering ...” Are you enjoying television as much as I am?”. The most exciting, daring and creative storytellers have appeared on the scene. This time, reminds me of those boisterous and crazy days when I was a teenager, That was the era of the all-stars. The Fania All-Stars reigned over all of the Salsa World. When I speak of master musicians, I am talking about Johnny Pacheco, Willie Colon, Celia Cruz, Ray Barretto, Cheo Felciano. In Jazz, there were countless musicians who stepped out of conventional practice and spent sometime recording with their friends and colleagues. The results were spectacular. John Coltrane, Miles Davis, Charlie Parker, Red Garland, Horace Silver, Sonny Rollins, Ahmad Jamal, Mycoy Tyner, Bobby Timmons, Elvin Jones, ,Art Blakey, they were and are killer musicians who made you laugh, cry, think and dance as they created something original and new or embellished songs of the past. Glorious times. Made you wanna shout. Why don’t we do that in literature...story telling?

I am feasting on the inventions of Taylor Sheridan...Yellowstone, 1883, 6666 and Mayor of Kingstown. These are marvelous works of art. I wonder what would be created if we invited some of the All -Stars in the craft to sit for a moment and create a work or pieces in collaboration with other giants. If they can do it in music.  why not in literature? 

Here is my list of all stars... some 20 people.

Martin Scorsese, Larry David, Norman Lear, Ryan Murphy, JJ Abrams, Aaron Sorkin, Vince Gilligan, David Kelley, Jenji Kohan and of course, Taylor Sheridan

Tyler Perry, Antoine Fuqua, Shonda Rhimes, Issa Rae, Lena Waithe, Kenya Barris, Ryan Coogler, Lee Daniels, Steve McQueen, Courtney Kemp Agboh.

What a lesson this would be for the children of America!!!!

[dankusner]

A First Look At Taylor Sheridan’s Landman TV Series — Jon Hamm, Demi Moore

We now know that the final season of the Yellowstone franchise (spinning off prequels like 1883 and 1923) is scheduled to finally air on November 10.

As Taylor Sheridan has reassembled the power cast of Yellowstone (sans Kevin Costner) to film the final episodes of that mega-hit series in Montana (in June) other news from Sheridan-world has emerged.

Yes, there are a few other irons in the fire. Landman is on the horizon as well.

Over the past few months, Fort Worth locals have caught a few peeks of superstars filming in and around town, but as of today, Paramount+ is announcing the newest original drama series, Landman, will premiere on Sunday, November 17.

Our DVR is set. Looks like there will be some quality couch time for everyone this fall.

They’ve also dropped the first set of images from the upcoming series, which will launch with two episodes, followed by new episodes airing weekly on Sundays, for this 10-episode-long first season.

That’s right. They said the first season ― hint, hint.

Created by local rancher and Oscar nominee Taylor Sheridan, Landman is produced by MTV Entertainment Studios, 101 Studios, and Sheridan’s own Bosque Ranch Productions exclusively for Paramount+.

The series is the latest addition to Sheridan’s growing slate, including 1923, 1883, Lioness, Mayor Of Kingstown, Tulsa King, and  Lawmen: Bass Reeves.

Billy Bob Thornton and Jon Hamm square off in “Landman.”

Landman Casts Fort Worth In a Supporting Role

Starring Oscar winner Billy Bob Thornton, the A-list cast has continued to unfold, adding heavyweights including Demi Moore, Jon Hamm (who will star in a recurring guest role) and Andy Garcia  (another special guest star).

The rest of the cast includes Ali Larter (The Last Victim), Michelle Randolph (1923), Jacob Lofland (Joker 2), Kayla Wallace (When Calls the Heart), James Jordan (Yellowstone), Mark Collie (Nashville), Paulina Chávez (The Expanding Universe of Ashley Garcia), and Michael Peña (End of Watch).

“Set in the proverbial boomtowns of West Texas, Landman is a modern-day tale of fortune seeking in the world of oil rigs,” according to a release.

“Based on the notable 11-part podcast “Boomtown,” the series is an upstairs/downstairs story of roughnecks and wildcat billionaires fueling a boom so big, it’s reshaping our climate, our economy, and our geopolitics.”

From the newly released stills alone we see that Fort Worth legends and community will also have minor roles to play.

Texas Christian University will have a cameo moment of its own. We see evidence of purple and white.

And, the fictitious M-Tex Oil we can only assume is a nod to the legacy of Moncrief Oil’s Montex Drilling as one of Fort Worth’s most illustrious oil drilling families.

Fort Worth can’t wait to see what other locations we’ll recognize and just how close to home Landman will hit when it premieres this November.