The Goat Pen

Heh. I read that as plants this morning

heh

pretty much

first time I wore the $9 jeans, my ass blew out the back of them

the canvas pants are sturdier

yes,Ray Liotta went out like that

Bet those bricks weren't props.

Start at the 1:50 mark...

Hello Newman

Not much better than peak Sharon Stone…

I try to watch Yellowstone

but if you binge watch anything, you see a pattern with the writing - they writers keep going back to highlighting what motivates a character and they run it into the ground.

For me its Beth and Jamie, and their hate for each other because she was a teenage whore and got knocked up is just a prop that hurts the show. I'm tired of hearing about it yet they bring it up almost every time those two interact on the screen. They are in the 5th season of the show and they haven't got past it.

They had an opportunity to develop her character into this ruthless person, the obvious choice to run the ranch but they've ridden her so much that she is just there for shock value - what crazy over the top thing will she say or do next with Jamie being the target for most of what she tolerates. She longs to be a mom, but the teen they takes in wants a shirt instead of jeans and she makes him live in a barn. People love flawed characters yes, horrible human beings, not so much.

Also Jamie getting played by this woman this season - he's smarter than that, his character should see that setup coming a mile away.

"but if you binge watch anything, you see a pattern with the writing - they writers keep going back to highlighting what motivates a character and they run it into the ground."

You also see a pattern in scenes depicting "real cowboy" life, like how they have somebody riding a horse in a corral and they show the horse stopping abruptly and skidding on his back hooves. Seems like they showed that several times in most episodes I've watched. It's almost the definition of one trick pony, but they sure like displaying it...

Jamie was the weird next door neighbor weed dealer in that movie American Beauty. I think he ended up having drug problem in real life, but evidently he has dealt with that...

What channel is Yellowstone even on now?

The Yellowstone Channel...

All Yellowstone all the time. Nice.

hedge wrote: ↑Sun Dec 04, 2022 9:31 am "but if you binge watch anything, you see a pattern with the writing - they writers keep going back to highlighting what motivates a character and they run it into the ground."

You also see a pattern in scenes depicting "real cowboy" life, like how they have somebody riding a horse in a corral and they show the horse stopping abruptly and skidding on his back hooves. Seems like they showed that several times in most episodes I've watched. It's almost the definition of one trick pony, but they sure like displaying it...

That’s because Tyler Sheridan bought a famous ranch in Texas and is constantly pimping it on the show

Sorta how he started

Can you imagine how good the weed must have been on set?

Welp, no need to pay to see that, I just pretty much watched the entire thing...

I'm watching Tulsa King now too - which is also a Tyler Sheridan series.

Its on episode 3 and Stallone, who plays a New York mob enforcer exiled to Tulsa, goes to...take a guess...a horse farm to go after someone who shot him.

Stallone is 76 years old, how much of an enforcer can he be? What does he do, collect debts at the nursing home?