John: You want company or you want to be alone? Malcolm: I ain't gonna make it to a hospital.
John: I'll call for a chopper, get you to a hospital. Kayce followed through on his promise to Monica, and John almost followed through on his to the man who was at the center of it all. While Kayce was out securing the information necessary to locate his son, John was busy finalizing his life plans. There have to be a lot of stories to tell about filming that one, and I hope to hear them someday. Terry Serpico didn't have the opportunity to do a lot with Teal, but he nailed his swan song exit. But we needed some levity, and in spite of itself, that provided it. Losing your life on a toilet has to be one of the most humiliating things ever (just ask Elvis), and even Teal wanted the opportunity to die elsewhere. Nobody had ever bothered fighting back before. Kayce: Don't you know about my family? You didn't think we'd fight back? As we eventually discovered, the answer was quite simple. It seemed impossible to fathom that the Beck brothers were so insane they'd go up against the Duttons like they did, but bullies gonna bully. The only side when a child gets kidnapped is on the side of the victimized.īut if the Becks didn't want to talk, the Duttons were getting answers nonetheless. I have to hope that Donnie chose at that moment the right side of the issue. Who the fuck do you think you are? You want to know what. : You just called me by my first name.Who the fuck do you think you are? You want to know what I wish for, Donnie? I wish to God that you had children. Malcolm's having his trunk checked for a kidnapped child, and his response is to pull the old, "don't you know who I am" attitude with Donnie. Yellowstone Review: The Reek of Desperationīut they sure were entertaining. From not wanting a casino at the mouth of Yellowstone National Park to demanding a cut of the action if it proceeded, they were all over the map. It's hard even to remember the root of their cause. The Becks were formidable if foolish foes and too arrogant to estimate their opponents correctly. Dan made a good run at it, but it got the better of him. John said then that no one has the right to Montana and it's a right you had to take. His last words echoed what he told John during Yellowstone Season 2 Episode 9. And he wasn't even regretting his decision to try to make a play for a little part of Montana. His family wasn't on his mind as he drifted into death. It's easy to understand Dan's desire to be a part of that magic, even if he was misguided in the way to do it.īut he went down fighting like a gunslinger as he fought valiantly for the right to be in such a beautiful place. Having lived in Colorado for 20 years of my life, seeing the sweeping vistas shared on Yellowstone give me a twinge of homesickness for the mountains that were once right in my backyard.
The family wasn't going to get torn asunder fighting to save the land, but they would go down for Tate. Monica previously compared the Yellowstone to the Alamo, and she wasn't far off. True to the nature of Yellowstone, they set about preparing for battle. It wasn't just his life he was putting on the line, but the lives of everyone he loved and trusted, as well, except for Beth, if only because he had to make sure someone was left standing when Tate returned. : You can't know what we do, honey, and Tate's gotta come home to somethin'.John: You can't know what we do, honey, and Tate's gotta come home to somethin'. If John thought his life was over at the end of last season, he was willing to put his life on the line to save Tate at the end of this one.
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