YELLOWSTONE Season 1 Explained - Recap & Breakdown
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- Опубліковано 18 чер 2024
- Yellowstone Season 1 recap, breakdown and ending explained.
Show synopsis: A ranching family in Montana faces off against others encroaching on their land.
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00:00 Episode 1 Breakdown
08:28 Episode 2 Recap
16:50 Episode 3 Explained
22:21 Episode 4 Ending Explained
26:22 Episode 5 Recap
31:26 Episode 6 Breakdown
35:58 Episode 7 Ending Explained
41:13 Episode 8 Explained
46:28 Episode 9 Season Finale Recap
#Yellowstone #YellowstoneTV #Season1
Music:
Chris Haugen - Western Spaghetti
Quincas Moreira - Veracruz
Chris Haugen - Northern Lights
Jesse Gallagher - Maestro Tlakaelel
Myuu - It’s Not Over Yet ( / myuuji )
Myuu - Disintegrating
Jesse Gallagher - Spirit of Fire
Ugonna Onyekwe - Turning Slowly - Розваги
Something that bothered me was Lee's death, or rather the complete lack of empathy from the family. While John showed some kind of grief, the other family members seemed indifferent. By episode 2 it seemed like he never even existed. His death had very little impact on the story.
I absolutely agree! Lee was such a short-lived character, and his family who is all about FAMILY, never mentioned him again...
I agree. I feel like they were jealous of him because he seemed to be the one who was closest to John
Well I mean, they're not really "close", any of them, it's like the only thing keeping them "together" is John
You have the best recap/breakdowns on UA-cam. Thank you
Glad you like them!
Thank you for your time and a Great and informative narrative of some episode's I missed. Thanks again. Well Done!!!
Thank you Benjamin for being so intricate in each episode.
Yes
I agree with that !!
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This is really good! Please keep making them!
Its truly amazing how many random tragedies can happen to the same people with stunning regularity.
Then consider yourself blessed. Good will.
You ever been in a close nit group of 20 people? Something is always going on especially if they are wild.
This has not only watched the show he knows how the characters are, the way they change and become each episode’s
Great recap that filled a lot of holes in my understanding of the (dysfunctional as hell...) family dynamic.
Thanks Buddy, and I'll be watching your further breakdowns keenly...
This is explained so well, thank you so much!
Excellent recap
Such an excellent job explaining a ! Yes, plse continue. Great recap explanations!
Amazing recap, thank you so much 😊
This was absolutely great thank you👍🏽
Thank you for the STORY of Yellowstone we LOVE the show💐💛💐😍💐👌
Well done, and very helpful. You do the show justice.
Great recap! Thanks!!
I hope you got paid a lot for this video and the ones I’m planning on watching in the future because I’m on the road listening..after scanning UA-cam for any recaps, so I can cover anything I missed and I’ve yet to find any thing up to par with your videos so thank you. Only on season two and fucking loving it more than I can describe on here
Thank you, that's great to hear!
Hello ma’am thanks so much and I appreciate your love and support for my dad’s acting career...Ryland Cole Hauser...God bless❤️💙
Phenomenal recap and thank you so much!
Hello ma’am thanks so much and I appreciate your love and support for my dad’s acting career...Ryland Cole Hauser...God bless❤️💙
Great recap. Thanks so much.
Glad you enjoyed it!
THANK YOU, bout to find out if youve done seaosns 2 3 and 4 as well, promised my GF we would watch season 5 together as thats her show, so these one hour long recaps are the right length for me to know, understand, and care about these characters
Well done
Very interesting!
This show is like succession on a ranch
The very best show please keep making them.
Hello ma’am thanks so much and I appreciate your love and support for my dad’s acting career...Ryland Cole Hauser...God bless❤️💙
One very interesting show.
It's interesting that most Americans today don't know that the Aboriginal tribes of the Americas raided and wared amongst themselves over territory and enslaved captives.
I was amazed by this when reading through a research paper featuring census records going back as far as the earliest years of 'colonization' showing both Africans
and members of America's native tribes owned land and slaves in many states up until the Civil War.
Explaining this type of show/series would be a challenge to do. I’m saying this because of the so many spins throughout it, hence all the following new spin off series coming out right now which I’m opinion are just brilliant. Something I haven’t seen in quite some time. While waiting for the next show, I’ve tried to find something similar but had no luck. Longmire, justified and some other just didn’t cut it for me. Hatfields & McCoys rather was one I think was one everyone should check out if you liked 1883 and Yellowstone.
Good job
Yellowstone is an excellent SAGA.
I just finished season one, and I watched your videos after each episode. Thank You!
Best Cable TV series. Would have preferred it on Showtime instead of Paramount so there would be no commercials.
This the one program I look forward to every week and that’s something as I am 77 years old . Looking forward to next season. Love it!
Hello ma’am thanks so much and I appreciate your love and support for my dad’s acting career...Ryland Cole Hauser...God bless❤️💙
@@rylandhauser5591 honestly best character on the show. Awesome job in dazed and confused as well
Thanks!
The roundup didn’t go wrong. Rainwater had the barbed wore removed knowing the cattle would wonder to their land.
The way Beth's entire character arc, her deep childhood trauma and subsequent addictions and behavior was completely dismissed in this recap was a damn shame.
2021
Because my mom & i have deep roots to Bozeman she wanted to watch. I don't think she was expecting THIS 🤦♀️🤷♀️
Thanks
No problem! Thank you for watching.
Hello ma’am thanks so much and I appreciate your love and support for my dad’s acting career...Ryland Cole Hauser...God bless❤️💙
What a awesome show. Thanks to xfinity\peacock. I watched this commentary because of that. Now this has some real missed juicy bits of information.
I went to high school with Julian Rainwater. P.S. The recap is more riveting than the actual series, which suffers from slow pacing. Thank you!
Do you man Thomas Rainwater aka Gil Birmingham?
@@BenjaTV No, I mean Julian Rainwater. We were both analyzed by the U.S. dept. Of education for our Indigenous heritage. I'm genetically part Eastern Band Cherokee, but not enough blood quantum for Tribal Membership. I'm also Indigenous Mexican. I disagree with Thomas Rainwater when he said he didn't look Mexican. He could pass--especially as an Indigenous Mexican. I couldn't have gone to H.S. with Gil/Thomas. Not being ageist, but Gil Birmingham is 68 years old & I'm no where near that. I'm Gen X. Gil looks great though as Thomas Rainwater. I would never think he is 68. Costner just turned 67 and frankly, he looks his age. BTW, I'm really enjoying Yellowstone!
@@tmmartinesq.6216 I asked because frankly I can't remember who Julian Rainwater is :D
@@BenjaTV LOL! Good one. P.S. I am making my way thru season 1. Loving it!
To save time I've decided to just watch these summaries and explanations. 😆
King Lear, Dallas, Dynasty, Empire, King of Texas, Yellowstone... What do they have in common? Everything
I watched season 1 when it first aired on tv. It was OK but nothing that inspired me to start binge watching. Season ended and I never went back to watch when season 2 came out. But apparently it’s season 2 when things really get good and it’s the season that caused everyone to go crazy about the show. Is that true? I just wasn’t hooked and on edge of my chair about season 1.
I Agree Monica And Kayce No Chemistry 😮
I think the writing of Taylor Sheraton shows are awesome in every way or they would not be number one.
OMG! Hey Moses 🙃
Season one two and three were great , really fast paced lots of action fights and killings season 4 and 5 they kind of slowed that pace down quite a bit I guess they're trying to appeal to a softer side of audience.
Thank you. I was watching the series and suddenly episodes expired as I was watching them! (DirectTV)
Is there a Season 2 Explained like this one?
It'll be ready this week, probably Thursday or Friday.
@@BenjaTV are you going to do Season 3 too?
@@bradywosick397 Haven't had time to get around to that one yet. It'll be out in a week or two.
I like the show but had to watch this recap to learn several major points that I did not feel were answered in the show. Example, where did it explain who was responsible for the wreck that happened in the first episode? Seems like scenes jump around while leaving other scenes out altogether. Confusing.
They got it out of Dan when they hung him from the horse. Thats why Kayce didn't want to cut him down.
I've only seen the trailers, but this series has everything. Good story, good production, great actors, and most of all no diversity, equity and inclusion agenda.
I don't think that was a wolf that got run over by the semi-truck. It appeared to me to be a coyote. Coyotes were said to be a sign of bad luck. That is a question I've had "what was the significance of the coyote getting killed by the truck?"
It was a coyote. Glad I wasn’t the only one. My girlfriend and I got into to like an hour argument over that until I proved her wrong in the forums
Coyote for sure. Wolves don’t get hit by trucks. They’re too smart and travel in packs. Coyotes don’t travel in packs.
Just finished s1 and i dont get the hype. There's not even much happening. Its just about a family that has problems and secondary is indians and rich man trying to take the familys land but not really. Nothing is happening enough for me to care. Should i continue s2?
Love Kevin Costner he's the Best!!!
How can I watch this show? I found it on Peacock but not Season 4. How do I watch Season 4- or where? Thanks.
Beth is my girl. She is so complicated and misunderstood but her loyalty is what makes her such an amazing woman. She takes no sh*t and she will tell it like it is
Beth Rocks ❤
Episode 2, the back of Kayce's truck sports a U.S.Navy Seal emblem. Kayce is ex-special forces.
Worst navy seal I've ever seen
dude it was rip that suggested to beth to use the small table ....did you even watch it?
This is what canadians need to see in real life . To learn how we got what our ancester built before all this goverment hand outs and vote getting society occurred.
That fish and wild life cop was soo stupid and acted like she knew everything
Where can I see theses videos
What do you mean exactly? You mean the show itself?
Where was Jamie when Casey & Beth were riding with their mom?
For some reason this was such a hard show to watch. So many entwined stories with no solutions…. I’ve had to restart this show like 4 times 😂😂😂
Where’s the season 2 recap?
I think Jamie uncovers the truth about Garrett’s plan that he was only using Jamie figures it all out and he has Garrett put in jail for life And regains Johns trust and Beth finally shares blame in her abortion
Yea you completely misunderstood the Chinese cliff situation. It was obvious man
WHO ever wrote the Saga stays pretty close to all possible Events of Life. Less would have been boring.....Like real Life 😮
This show gives such a damming picture of what cowboy life is like that I would be mad as all hell if I was a cowboy. It gives the impression cowboys are OK being branded and owned by one ranch owner to the point they can check out anytime but they can never leave and will be murdered if they try. That they are OK with murdering folk at the beck and call of their boss, are completely out of control and would punch up or shoot up anyone that triggers them because they have anger management issues. And essence grown men are ok hanging out in a bunker house , branded and drink scotch to impunity as they so committed to the bachelor life that girlfriends, wives, children and home of their own is only for the BIG Boss to have. In essence a lot of cowboys were the quintessential free thinker , lone wolf or adventurer who were prepared to be self reliant and go out in the wild west and build a homestead beyond the maddening throng of civilisation. They were most likely highly intelligent men who were very measured in their lives and energy expended as the wild west didn't lend itself to survival if you weren't. This show is emotionally manipulative in its programming of folks to dislike cowboys and think of them as organised crime syndicates who like wearing cowboy hats. It certainly is not the great show - showing off the beauty of being a cowboy and the lifestyle that entails that so many are raving on about.
The Dutton family is like watching the Ewing family in the 80s TV show Dallas - The father is emotionally disconnected from his kids , its all about the family business and keeping it in their control - every body's happiness comes second after that. None of the Dutton children are remotely emotionally supported by their father, each struggling with rejection and emotional abuse in their own way. Their personal desires for the future is completely secondary to John Dutton's ambitions and desire to keep his empire alive. He says he wants to pass it on but really in the end none of them are going to give a fig about it in truth as its cost them all their personal development and happiness as individuals. Beth is a classic retake of Sue Ellen Ewing in Dallas - who drank too much from emotional pain that was never addressed but savy and smart when she finally got her shit together . Beth on the other hand is evidently smart right from the word go but has a massive self destructive button that basically needs her to get the hell away from her father and the need for his love which like all narcissists is founded on expectations and subjugating yourself to their needs first. He rejects them and abuses them when they fall short of what he needs at any given time. Beth just needs warm and safe so she can be vulnerable and heal her gapping wound since she was a kid - not toughing it out with the boys to prove her self. The father could help her but he is too self involved in using all his kids to maintain his seat of power in the valley. As he told Jamie one night who was partitioning his father to send her back to the city because she was only going to get worse - John Dutton said no as he needed Beth because she was capable of being 'evil' and that's what he needed right now in the play of things. This clearly shows the father doesn't truly give a fig about his daughter's emotional well-being and is happy to exploit Beth's open wounds and her reactive way she handles situations to bring about what he needs in dealing with certain adversaries. The one son - his eldest was actually a natural fit for the ranch and he too was treated like shit by John because he didn't like the business but just the ranching side of things. A smart man would just encourage one of his other sons to cover the business side of the range and leave the other son to be a natural at overseeing the ranch day to day stuff. Not John, its probably why his wife was so mean to their only daughter as his wife felt she had in essence produced something less when they had a daughter because Beth didn't like horses, like that would be a crime of the century. A kind mother or father would have found a cowboy who would have the patience to encourage Beth to gain confidence around horses. Not this family. This whole show is so dysfunctional on so many level it makes you wonder what the hec was the righter think of or what has he been through that he felt he had to right such a story where EVERYONE in the show that is the family or closely related is emotionally screwed up and or enjoying emotionally screwing over other members of the family. Its totally negative from start to finish that you almost need to smudge after watching it to clear the bad energy.
Not a Wolf. Coyote.
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Traditional plastic water jugs. Traditional made in China lawn chairs.
Warms up to the idea of cremation, lol I see what you did there
Why was John so dead set against Monica & the baby? Now he wants a relationship with Tate? F him
John should have watched Tate better. Then he may not have fallen in the river, but accidents do happen. John truly wants to get to know his grandson, Tate. Monica & Kacey aren't impressed with John's grandparenting skills.
It's a Sons of Anarchy - Cowboy Gangster movie, soon to go full woke.
After watching this recap, I wouldn’t watch the show.
Hello ma’am thanks so much and I appreciate your love and support for my dad’s acting career...Ryland Cole Hauser...God bless❤️💙
The show is mostly T and A and violence. What passes for story is somebody getting beat up or killed in every episode while the daughter character flounces around with her boobs falling out of her clothes at all times. She's so cheap and vulgar and tasteless that it doesn't really play that she is the daughter is a billionaire. Costner doesn't have enough to do and whoever all those other guys are, they're not strong enough to carry the story.
You think in real life extremely wealthy people are prudish in their behavior ??
How quaint 😅
“What they believe is theirs” no bro. It IS theirs. Don’t be ignorant.
Mispronunciation of WACO
Sorry about that
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OMG . . . Such a boring soap opera. Painful watching the cliche story lines; won't be watching the series. I do no understand Yellowstone's reported popularity. Yawn.
please drop the british mush mouth
How boring
What is your accent man?
I'm from Turkey so I'm not a native speaker.
What do you mean that Native Americans think it's theirs. This is Indigenous land that was forceable taken from Native Americans you are uninvited guest
IT WAS NOT THERE THEY SOLD IT
Several flawed descriptions about what happened.
I tried watching this show, could not get into it. I was only about 5 episodes in and I just wasn't digging it. It seemed way too political for me, it's just the way I saw it. I love Kevin Costner but not this show. Sorry.
I REALLY like the show and Kevin Costner. I don't like all the F bombs.
Zonk!!! poor over stereotyped acting and even worse writing. Rambo took less bullets and injuries' for Christ's sake.