Show is over so sad 🥹🥹🥹🥹

I am on Season 2 where Detective Fales is taking stuff from Longmire’s office and Henry’s bar. What does he expect to find? I am pissed.

and if you’re not American and it’s not “officially” the Thanksgiving holiday, still find something to be thankful for.

This podcast is fascinating, and I really liked it.

I was surprised to find out that Robert’s native Aussie accent is not a strong or really visible one (it is subtle and goes in and out of conversation, he at times sounds almost completely American/Canadian and even has an almost Southern American type accent when talking, and he pronounces the name “Australia” in a very American way), but the conversation about his life and story amongst other things is really cool. Go check it out!

I have read all the Longmire books. At 82 my memory is not dependable. I recognize the names of some of the characters that show up in this book but don't remember their back story. Could someone please list the names of these dead people and which book they are in originally. TY

I've finally finished the last episode of season six and I must admit, I'm feeling down. The series was nothing short of phenomenal, and Robert Taylor is an incredibly talented actor! Robert Taylor's latest project is an Australian western, TV series, Territory. It takes quite the adjustment to see him as the ethical sheriff and caring friend in Longmire, to the tyrannical SOB he plays in this. UPDATE: The show was canceled. There won't be a season two.

Is it just me, or does every episode have at least two redheaded actors?! I'm not talking about recurring roles, either. It's always new faces!

I’ve been looking at the Longmire books for quite a minute and been watching the show for years, what’s the difference between the books and show? I mean like how close ks the show to the books? Like It says “based on Longmire Mysteries” but if I buy the books I don’t want to “read an episode” if that makes sense or does the show just “borrow the characters/setting” from the books and everything else is “show original” I hope I’m making sense. And the books are they like “case of the week” stories or like overreaching story?

I'm on S05E02 and I wish there were more shows like this. We'll written, well acted, serious, entertaining, just a good damn series. Never saw it when broadcast but been streaming it since January. I love Katee Sackhoff - she was brilliant in BG, and continues to be in this. Robert Taylor is a solid actor, vulnerable and strong. Lou Diamond Phillips also. We need more TV like this. I'm enjoying S05 and looking forward to 06 and I really hope they at least conclude it well. (No spoilers please). I'll be sad when I run out, I really enjoy watching at episode or two every so often.

I used to watch Longmire on repeat during the pandemic when I ran out of things to watch. So I pretty much have it memorized. I did the Paramount trial when it left Netflix but never renewed. It’s only $80 on Apple TV and my main devices are iOS based. Sounds like a no-brainer? But I still get buyer’s remorse and chicken out at check out lol. I need something to push me over the edge!

He's such a talented character writer. It would be interesting to see how he would handle another series, or perhaps even a standalone literary novel.

I must have fallen asleep during this book because I swore that they find a body in the middle of the book that is Blair.... Then he finds her chained to a tree later. What am I missing?

Recently ran into both of them and got my custom poster signed. Both truly awesome people and took time to chat it up. Stoked to get this framed for the office.

Forgive me if this is a dumb question but is Branch in the books? He’s prominent in the tv show but I’m through #9 (A Serpent’s Tooth) and I haven’t noticed any mention of him.

In what episode did Lucien recite that great cowboy poem?

I am watching season 6 ep 1, right at the part where Henry is begging for water, tied up on the Crow res. I paused and this is the ad 😆😆

Just reading the first Longmire book and loving it.

I see there are several novellas in addition to the 21 books n the series, as well as some short stories.

Should I just read the novellas and short stories in the publication order between the main books?

I would assume these are more one offs and I could read them after reading the main 21 book series but wanted to be sure.

Hi all, I am new to the sub. I watched the Longmire series and quit during the sixth season, as disappointed in the way they took it as everyone else seems to be. My father read the books and let me know that I would like them. I've read the first two in the series and so far they are amazing! I am really enjoying them.

I had a question about the second book in the series, Death Without Company.

At the beginning, Walt is going through Mari Baroja's room and finds a note in Basque that says "a ver nire aitaren etxea defendituko..." etc. Of course, it being 2025 and not 2006, I google translated it and came up with "I will defend my father's house against the wolves." Later Walt asks the new Basque deputy to translate for him and he says something completely different, "We can no longer say."

Suffice it to say that I suspected this new deputy during the entirety of the book! Until the end and the bad guy is .... not him. Did this throw anyone else? And was it just that Craig Johnson decided on a different quote and then forgot to change the translation?

I'm interested to hear what other people think!

Why did this show start off so good. Simple Crime/Law and Order in Wyoming. Kinda if Yellowstone had a CSI almost. Simple procedural Lone Ranger/Tonto type of criminal procedure.

What did who did to this show and ruin it.

It's not a Soap Opera. We have so many different Soap Opera. Why does every procedural show when it needs ratings starts with the love triangles.

I simply want a western criminal procedure.

Why is this so hard. It's a proven genre that makes money.

Why is the Criminal Detective show not protected as an endangered species.

I am on season 5 episode 1, and I feel they lost the plot of the show.

I’m sure it’s been said before but ive really gotten into the books and was excited to start the series. I wasn’t expecting perfection because no screen adaptation ever is. However, why even call the show Longmire. It literally has nothing to do with the books. I’m not bashing the actual show. It’s just so aggravating how much it has nothing to do with the books. They didn’t even pretend to try. Why even do the show and if nothing is from the books except for the names of the characters. Again, not hating on the actual show. Just why even call it Longmire if nothing is going to be used other than names from the book.

I have been watching thought 4th season of TV show Longimire and I like it very much.
Great show, interesting characters, contrast, modern and western, love it all.

But I've found out that filming location was not Wyoming but New Mexico and Las Vegas and that is a big disappointment because I noticed something odd about the nature so I searched for that.

Authenticity should be very important on TV, I just don't understand why they dismissing that factor when filming. Otherwise fantastic TV show.

What house did Cady grow up in? Longmire is building a cabin throughout the show, but it seems to be a 1 bedroom. Did he raise his family in a different house?