re: 1923 is going to be fantastic!!!

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Guessing she is the grandmother of Thomas Rainwater

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Makes sense to set up the current conflicts.

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1. He was born in 1919 and we are already in 1923 and Jack and wife are just getting married.

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If you are getting 1919 from that family tree that was posted in this thread, I think that date is wrong. Again, I think the family tree is mostly correct but they already made one error by saying Claire was Margaret's sister, which she was not. I think the 1919 is also an error. I think John II will be conceived soon (if he wasn't already given the quip that Jacob made to Elizabeth's dad).

James Dutton was confirmed the great great grandfather

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However, all that speculation can be put to bed since Tim McGraw himself has confirmed it.

According to CinemaBlend, Tim says he plays the great-great-grandfather of John Dutton in the bonus Blu-ray content:

“I play John Dutton’s great-great-grandfather. Our family is the first to discover Yellowstone and settle it. And in doing that, we are the first to really defend it and fight people off, and try to establish it and then survive.

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Which means John I is the great grandfather. Which means Jack is the grandfather

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Which means John I is the great grandfather. Which means Jack is the grandfather

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Yes, I know. I already said as much

My mind is blown.

Speaking of Clarie Dutton from 1883:




Sarah Atwood:

I hope we get some flash backs to the 1883 time. I want to see how James actually set the ranch up, got his first cow, how he died (we saw a little in the show).

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My mind is blown.

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i figure if they can ugly up Charlize, they can ugly up anyone.

also, the mole? She can't afford to have that removed?

I don’t know what role John Dutton II has played so far or if he has been in Yellowstone, but based only on the picture included in those family trees and the basic premise of the show, he should have been played by Robert Duvall.

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So far Africa story

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Wish it had been the entire episode. Leopard vs. Man was a welcomed interlude to a cow vs. sheep grass-eating pissing match.

I found the episode a little slow (until the end), but chalk it up to development and foundation of characters, etc. so I will press on.

My SO had enough during the Indian scene and left to watch something else. Said he could not get into it. Neither of us felt that way about 1883 at any point.

Yellowstone itself has become guilty pleasure TV for both of us. (I read that it was originally supposed to be a limited series, which explains a lot.)