1923 Season 2

[SoCalDave]

I'll be watching this one as well.

 

[DrunkenSailor]

Rewatching the last episode now to remind myself what's going on.

Reacher is coming back too.

 

[SHOCKtheMONKEY]

Season 1 recap in 29 minutes.

 

[t&y]

Good series. I do not like the long waiting periods between the story lines though. Still haven't figured out where I left off with Yellowstone. Been too long.

 

[SoCalDave]

Just sat down to see what this season is all about...

 

[Roosky01]

Super excited to watch it tonight and my wife fell asleep half way through in a Sunday Funday induced Cabernet slumber.

Such is the story of my life…

 

[RitcheyRch]

Will watch the season 2 opener tonight

 

[old rigger]

We watched last night too, good show.

I guess I missed it when Cole Brings Plenty passed away last April. Actor that filled his role went unnoticed by my wife because she missed the tribute.

 

[Sleek-Jet]

Great show, I hope Taylor can keep the 4 competing story lines going without getting cute about it. For example we know the Rainwater family doesn't meet the Duttons until the start of Yellowstone, I'm hoping there isn't a redskin in the woodpile moment in 1923, IYKWIM ...

 

[RogerThat99]

I thought the episode was just more fluff like the last season. Just get Spencer home, and let's see some action already.

 

[Outdrive1]

I don’t get how the Indian girl fits into everything. I’m sure we will find out soon enough. Sheridan must be obsessed with lions.

 

[cofooter]

I don’t get how the Indian girl fits into everything. I’m sure we will find out soon enough. Sheridan must be obsessed with lions.

Indian girl is Grandmother of Chief Rainwater in Yellowstone I believe

 

[farmo83]

My only offering on this is it feels like you get 10 min per story every week. I'm ready for them come together.

I cried laughing at the scene with Harrison Ford at the speakeasy door.

 

[Good Stuff]

Indian girl is Grandmother of Chief Rainwater in Yellowstone I believe

Yeah I was pretty sure that was the last name I caught.

 

[RogerThat99]

Jeezus!! Enough already.

Can Spencer and his wife just get to the ranch??? I get it. Traveling was hard, and sacrifices were made.

This season SUX to the point I am considering just waiting to watch the final episode.

 

[angiebaby]

I agree. How many episodes total this season? 6? 7? If only 6, that means there is only one episode left. It's painfully slow suffering. This isn't entertainment.

Edit: I just looked it up. 8 episodes. That means it's 5/8 of the way over, thank God.

 

[t&y]

Jeezus!! Enough already.

Can Spencer and his wife just get to the ranch??? I get it. Traveling was hard, and sacrifices were made.

This season SUX to the point I am considering just waiting to watch the final episode.

Lol.. Right. I watched the first one of this season, then stopped for a bit for that very reason. In the mean time, check out Black Doves and American Primeval. Both great short series and you can watch them as fast as you want.

 

[Roosky01]

Jeezus F’n Christ! Just get there already!!!

 

[Lumpy]

Only one more episode and thats it.

 

[Outdrive1]

It’s fucking slow. I’m losing interest

 

[Good Stuff]

Isn’t someone on the forum in movies or TV? Let Sheridan know he’s ruining all his shows. His appearance in the second season of Lioness had me rooting for the terrorists to take him out. Season 1 of 1923 was great. This season has spent more time on developing the sex kinks of the protagonist than anything else. Only a matter of time before Tulsa King and Landman are completely ruined at this rate.

 

[t&y]

You all know as soon as either the son or his side piece make it to the ranch the show will end right?

 

[Justsomeguy]

You all know as soon as either the son or his side piece make it to the ranch the show will end right?

War is coming.....next season

 

[LHC30]

Harrison Ford knows all his ills are coming at the direction of that sadistic billionaire.


so why not just dump him? It’s not like that would be an unjustified murder - would it?

 

[Sportin' Wood]

It’s fucking slow. I’m losing interest

I feel this way about all the Taylor Sheridan stuff now. It's like a great rock band who pours their soul into an epic first album and phones in the next three.

I do however love some of the brief moments of fantastic writing that states the obvious problems with society. I find it hard to believe some of the poor choices the protagonist make but I get that it's a soap opera.

These shows find a system that works and ride it to the bank. I bet ChatGTP can write episodes just about as good.

 

[DesertFam]

Jeezus F’n Christ! Just get there already!!!

LOL I was saying the same thing to my wife last night.

 

[RogerThat99]

I feel this way about all the Taylor Sheridan stuff now. It's like a great rock band who pours their soul into an epic first album and phones in the next three.

I do however love some of the brief moments of fantastic writing that states the obvious problems with society. I find it hard to believe some of the poor choices the protagonist make but I get that it's a soap opera.

These shows find a system that works and ride it to the bank. I bet ChatGTP can write episodes just about as good.

I agree. I actually started losing interest during Landman. It had a lot of side fluff scenes, and a couple good scenes per episode. I feel like his shows at 85% fluff, and 15% good content.

 

[Todd Mohr]

Taylor's had a great run, but all good things come to an end. Hopefully he didn't spend it all, LOL. 1923 is dragging on big time, Tulsa King not as good as it was. Maybe he just got spread too thin to keep the quality at the same level. Not sure if I'll watch the rest of 1923 or start any of his new stuff that I haven't started yet.

 

[Gramps]

. Not sure if I'll watch the rest of 1923 or start any of his new stuff that I haven't started yet.

next Sunday is the last episode

 

[Sportin' Wood]

I agree. I actually started losing interest during Landman. It had a lot of side fluff scenes, and a couple good scenes per episode. I feel like his shows at 85% fluff, and 15% good content.

Taylor's had a great run, but all good things come to an end. Hopefully he didn't spend it all, LOL. 1923 is dragging on big time, Tulsa King not as good as it was. Maybe he just got spread too thin to keep the quality at the same level. Not sure if I'll watch the rest of 1923 or start any of his new stuff that I haven't started yet.

I could not finish LandMan, I abandoned Tulsa King quickly. Lioness lost me at season two.

 

[Todd Mohr]

next Sunday is the last episode

OK, maybe 1 more show.....

 

[Done-it-again]

Tyler has the ability to create great shows, but always said he cant keep them going...

He should stick with movies, and not TV series.

 

[RogerThat99]

I could not finish LandMan, I abandoned Tulsa King quickly. Lioness lost me at season two.

Tulsa King: S1 was good. S2 was meh.
I almost stopped watching it.

Lioness: I enjoyed S2, but definitely not as good as S1.

Lawmen: Bass Reeves: For those that don't know it is about the first black U.S. Marshal, who was thought to be the inspiration for The Lone Ranger. I was looking forward to this series. It was slow and boring with very little action. Although Taylor was the Creator of the show, he didn't write or direct it.

1883: Really good show.

Mayor Of Kingstown: S1 was great. S2 was very good. I haven't watched S3 yet.

Yellowstone: Started out great. Then got too soap opera ish. Ended good even though it was a little rushed feeling.

Taylor's formula seems to be
1) Start out strong.

2) A problem arises. Gets intense for a few minutes.

3) Start dealing with a problem, then cut to 20 minutes of fluff side stores.

4) By the time the problem is resolved, 2 or 3 more arise (problems pop up like they are coming out of a fire hose).

5) End season with a cliffhanger. Regardless of if the show has been renewed for another season.

6) The End!

 

[Outdrive1]

Tulsa King: S1 was good. S2 was meh.
I almost stopped watching it.

Lioness: I enjoyed S2, but definitely not as good as S1.

Lawmen: Bass Reeves: For those that don't know it is about the first black U.S. Marshal, who was thought to be the inspiration for The Lone Ranger. I was looking forward to this series. It was slow and boring with very little action. Although Taylor was the Creator of the show, he didn't write or direct it.

1883: Good show

Mayor Of Kingstown: S1 was great. S2 was very good. I haven't watched S3 yet.

Yellowstone: Started out great. Then got too soap opera ish. Ended good even though it was a little rushed feeling.

Taylor's formula seems to be
1) Start out strong.

2) A problem arises. Gets intense for a few minutes.

3) Start dealing with a problem, then cut to 20 minutes of fluff side stores.

4) By the time the problem is resolved, 2 or 3 more arise (problems pop up like they are coming out of a fire hose).

5) End season with a cliffhanger. Regardless of if the show has been renewed for another season.

6) The End!

I’d agree with most of that except 1883 was great imo.

I lost interest on season 2 of Tulsa King and quit watching. It’s just too ridiculous.

 

[Cole Trickle]

Funny everyone has the same feelings.

I'm yelling at the TV this has got to be the unluckiest group of people that have ever existed.

Just get home already.

Kid Dutton is a freaking idiot.

I like the Lioness and mayor of kingstown.

Tulsa king was good and funy but i stopped watching middle of second season.

1883 might be the 2nd greatest show ever behind game of thrones.

 

[OCMerrill]

Out of all of these I liked 1883 the best. 1923 is full of unnecessary bullshit. Tulsa King I have not bothered to watch season 2.


How the hell does TS write so many of these things in such a short period of time?

 

[Sportin' Wood]

Out of all of these I liked 1883 the best. 1923 is full of unnecessary bullshit. Tulsa King I have not bothered to watch season 2.


How the hell to TS wright so many in such a short period of time?

ChatGTP

 

[PlumLoco]

I loved Tulsa King right up until the driver's Dad was blown up. The show worked because it was always fun and light hearted. Showing that happening at the family home and in front of the kid changed all that. And then the fight scenes just become even more ridiculous.
At this point S2 of 1923 is only interesting from the standpoint of how it meshes with Yellowstone. On its own S2 is much less compelling than S1.
Couldn't finish Lioness.

 

[OCMerrill]

ChatGTP

Now thats funny.

Just like my comment with all the errors in the second line...spoken right into my phone. Its worse now then an iPhone 4+.

Thanks ChatGPT Integration.

 

[SoCalDave]

Couldn't continue with season 2 of 1923. Had high hopes in the beginning but much disappointment followed.
Currently watching 1883 season 1 for the second time. The last episode is heart wrenching to say the least.

 

[Gramps]

I'll take any of Sheridan's shows over the network crap

 

[Cole Trickle]

Couldn't continue with season 2 of 1923. Had high hopes in the beginning but much disappointment followed.
Currently watching 1883 season 1 for the second time. The last episode is heart wrenching to say the least.

I think if they would have let the actors show there ability and the workings of the ranch it could have been great. It gets a little old that everyone is always out to kill and steal from the duttons and its nothing but doom and gloom.

 

[RogerThat99]

I’d agree with most of that except 1883 was great imo.

I lost interest on season 2 of Tulsa King and quit watching. It’s just too ridiculous.

I will edit. 1883 was really good to me. Not great, but really good. Not just good.

 

[Roosky01]

Finally! This episode was pretty damn good! A little far fetched, but wrapped up a lot in the extended episode.

 

[t&y]

Yeah, they did a pretty good job of answering all the questions. I'm curious who the new addition will turn out to be in the future, or if that story goes nowhere.

 

[SoCalDave]

Halfway into it and pretty good so far...

 

[Roosky01]

Yeah, they did a pretty good job of answering all the questions. I'm curious who the new addition will turn out to be in the future, or if that story goes nowhere.

Pretty sure the baby is Costner’s Dad as they named him John. With the next and final series in the prequels (1944), my expectations are really high as it’s the last chance to put it all together and wrap it up nicely.

 

[92562]

Pretty sure the baby is Costner’s Dad as they named him John. With the next and final series in the prequels (1944), my expectations are really high as it’s the last chance to put it all together and wrap it up nicely.

Sit back relax and enjoy!

 

[Kenboat]

I like how the series ended. Looking forward to 1944.

 

[snowhammer]

In my mind I was relating Whitfield's plan of a resort to current day Big Sky which is up the valley from Bozeman. In the last episode there was a line to the effect "if you get rid of him, you'll have to deal with another developer like him in another 50 years."...Big Sky opened in 1973.