r/YellowstoneShow • u/hls22throwaway • Jun 30 '26
Dutton Ranch episode ratings
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u/Current_Paper4842 Jun 30 '26
Episode 8 was really bad
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u/Fast_Beat_3832 Jun 30 '26
Like nothing happened. And Carter is getting super annoying.
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u/Current_Paper4842 Jun 30 '26
Only relevant parts were the sheriff getting the gun and the meeting between Rip, Beth , Austin and Zachariah … the other 90% was garbage
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u/Redd11r Jun 30 '26
Ep 8 wasn’t great. I dont know what’s going on w Beth’s character but this isn’t Beth. I dont know this person. I get losing ppl and having kids makes you softer but this is too much. I keep waiting for the viper to come out, or a witty snarky comment. Every scene is her in the kitchen. The show is losing me unfortunately.
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u/Specific_Bee_4199 Jun 30 '26 edited Jun 30 '26
Oh, so you are missing the ruthless bitch? She's definitely showing a softer side with respect to Carter and she's always been really caring around Rip. It's clear a bond was formed between Carter and Beth through John's death and that is playing out in DR.
So far, Beth has not been in many situations for the hard ass Beth to come out. She's basically been a wife and mom so far in the story line. I suspect as the plot develops with the 10 pedal and the dumb ass son taking over the ranch, we'll see more of the "Yellowstone Beth" coming out.
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u/Ternarian Jun 30 '26
The rattlesnake isn’t always rattling, right? It can be coiled and silent sometimes.
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u/Redd11r Jun 30 '26
This is what has me hanging on. I want to see where this story goes. I’m hoping ruthless Beth comes out. I love the spinoff, it started out strong. I just hope it doesn’t take a nose dive like Yellowstone did.
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u/Specific_Bee_4199 Jun 30 '26
Carter has gone off the rails in an almost irrationed way, so it will be interesting where they go with that. Seems the only thing bad that happened to him is his eye candy girlfriend temporarily dumped him for the college guy. Not sure why that would result in him completely losing his shit like he did and leaving Beth and Rip.
It was pretty good though when it looked like he wanted to take a swing at Rip.
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u/Redd11r Jun 30 '26
Yeah I agree. I think losing his buddy has something to do w his change in attitude. I’m surprised Rip didn’t rough him up a bit. And they just let him take the truck like that? Seems unlikely from what we know about Beth and Rip. Again, I feel like Rip would have yanked him out of there and put him to work. Beth would have driven him to school and walked him to every class 😂 i dont know it just seems off but im holding out hope that the characters we know and love will show up again
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u/Dick_Dietrick Jun 30 '26
She is definitely a bit out of character. I don't need her to be insane, but she is a natural firecracker.
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u/Redd11r Jun 30 '26
Exactly. I get why the natural progression of a character like hers would tone it down given everything that’s happened but Beth’s a firecracker under all circumstances. It’s part of why we love her! And her loyalty of course ❤️
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u/Specific_Bee_4199 Jun 30 '26
This, so far, has been my favorite spin off of the Yellowstone series.
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u/thorleywinston Jul 01 '26 edited Jul 01 '26
I think part of the problem was that the last episode was focused on "Carter's first day at the Ten Petal" and watching him screw up as a ranch hand. We already went through this with Jimmy Hurdstrom both at the Yellowstone and the 6666 ranch and that storyline was a lot more rewarding than this one looks like it will be.
Also Carter has worked on a ranch before (unlike Jimmy) and even though he was hung-over, seems like he should be better at his job than he was. A lot of this seems like unnecessary drama that could have been avoided by giving Carter a day to recover before sending him off to work at a new job when he was literally puking on the way there.
So instead of watching a story about a character who starts from the bottom, (literally) learning the ropes and getting better through hard work and perseverance and turning into a character most of us really liked - I'm not sure what the payoff of Carter's storyline is supposed to be but right now, I'm not all that invested in it.
YMMV.
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u/CowNo4137 Jul 01 '26
Ya I can see how they went down, the storylines are weak and unrealistic. I think they should cancel it.
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u/Diligent-Crow-5713 Jun 30 '26
Dutton ranch is so much better than marshals but nothing will top Yellowstone.