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I've been watching Yellowstone, a brief review. (hexbear.net)

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Imagine the worst people you can think of, but they're all cowboys. Then give them a shit ton of wealth, influence, and land; their own private paramilitary too. They fuck with each other, the local Native American reservation, and politicians. A few people try to have a conscience sometimes. There ya go, that's my review.

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[–] thefunkycomitatus@hexbear.net 18 points 1 day ago

It's really odd (but not so odd if you really think about it) that you got the liberal/urban leftist version in Succession versus the red-state version in Yellowstone. The way they both tackle similar ideas, scenes, and stories are completely split along taste downstream from their politics. They both also both undermine their own thesis in ways that are equally split.