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I like the title - finally, we have a name for the series and way more importantly, we have a timeline to reference--the lead-up to, then the forging of, then the aftermath of the forging of the Rings. And, given that timeline (presumably spread out over a minimum 5-seasons as guaranteed in the contract with the Tolkien estate) I'd say its nearly a 100% certainty that our POV character will be Galadriel. Can't wait, bring it on, Amazon. Bring it ON!

Actually, the very first part of that talk was about pregnancy--Elsa asked what comes after kissing and Margaret told her she'd seen enough farm animals to understand where babies come from. Excellent episode, but one thing I didn't quite understand--why did Josef and his wife stay behind with their wagon when the rest of the wagon train left? Was that deliberate, him offering to stay behind as bait for the bandits?

Illegal to swim? Illegal to even be in a river? Does anyone know if this was historically accurate, that these Germans (or Dutch, as I've seen them described) came from someplace where it was illegal to swim? If so, if its accurate, what the hell kind of law was that, I mean, what for? Anybody got the actual facts on that issue?

Cool. Whatever else, Sheridan is certainly loyal to a core group of actors, show after show. I'm looking forward to seeing how she does as Carolyn.

I'm still holding out hope that Taylor Kitsch (the great Tim Riggins in Friday Night Lights) will be the POV in Four Sixes, and NOT Jimmy. See my post at the Reddit 6666 sub to grasp the background on this. What do you think? Will we get him? (I tried to start a sub here at PrimeTimer for the show, but the Mods answered that we don't yet know enough about it, wouldn't open a forum yet. Hopefully, soon!)

LOL, which is why I watch it with the subtitles on. :D

Me, too! He seems a nice person and is certainly well-liked by the rest of the cast in real life. But, I hope he's okay--he seems to be getting thinner and thinner until his face and hands now look nearly skeletal. He has admitted to 'hitting bottom multiple times' in the past due to heroin addition, alongside his now-deceased best pal, Heath Ledger. I hope and trust that he's well and happy in his private life, but I wish he'd eat more!

Me, too, waiting for some explanation. That whole thing just seemed a freezing cold, bad drug trip. I can make no sense of it at all. And when he told Monica he saw 'the end of us,' did that mean the end of them as a married couple, or the end of life for all of them, or...? I hope someone has a clearer understanding of what all that meant, because I'm totally lost.

LaMonica Garrett just posted this about an hour ago. Bummer.

About 20 minutes ago, Lamonica Garrett posted that tonight will be just a behind-the-scenes clip and that episode 4 will air next Sunday. Bummer.

Men's Health e-magazine mistakenly published an article this morning recapping all the details of tonight's finale. It was obviously a mistake since the title of the piece is something like "What happened in last night's Yellowstone Finale." Obviously, it wasn't supposed to come out until tomorrow. The article has since been taken down, but--too late. Copies of it are flying all over the web.

Yes. As I watched that scene unfold, I thought immediately of last week's 'snake in the barn' story. Will Walker prove to be the snake in the barn that is Rip and Beth's relationship?

I wonder about all the immigrants walking alongside the wagons. I mean, are they just taking a break from riding in the wagons, or do they not even have wagons and are seriously going to walk all the way from Texas to Oregon?

Damn, this is a good show. I've been sorta holding my breath as each episode begins, afraid it just accidentally started out good, but can't continue so, week after week. Yet, it does! Love it.