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I just watched the replay of it. It wasn't bad. Maybe not the best ever, but I thought she did a good job on it.

Sad to hear about Bob. Guess he finally made it to the front row.

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Yeah, I get it, but you don't pay someone as well-known as Brady a bazillion dollars and put him on the D team.

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C’mon, she has skills - she can make Hamburger Helper with tuna!

Same. And I wouldn't be surprised, since it isn't 'season 6 of Yellowstone' if it didn't start with one or two episode on Paramount Network then shift over to Paramount+ so you need to pay for the streaming service to watch. They have done that with all of Sheridan's other shows, so I expect they would do the same here.

That's what the promos say, 'One episode until the season finale' but beyond various rumors about spinoffs, there has been no indication that Yellowstone will continue into another season. And if we do get one, it will probably be another three years before we see it. I think Sheridanville has its own tax structure... GF commented that they're selling off all the props before the end of the show. I think the first time she did it, it was sort of amusing, but repeating it several times over the course of the series got tiring. I did think this was good, if only because it brought us Teeter's bizarre encounter with that guy. Yes, I hate what Sheridan has done to Jamie's character. He is a Harvard-trained lawyer, took care of the ranch's business, and is the fucking Attorney General, but he has been turned into a whining, sniveling, child. They could call it Yellowstone Natio...oh, wait. 😄

No, there isn't. The 'ghost runner' (the Manfred Man) in extra innings is the batter who made the final out the inning prior.

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'Service weapon' is a common reference to the weapon a law enforcement officer carries on duty. I think that was what they meant when referring to John's 'service' pistol, not that he had prior military service.

Someone posted this elsewhere today and it reminded me of the long-dormant HITG thread.

Yes, you did.

Say to them? I avoid even making eye contact with them.

I wasn't in the South in the 1960s. I arrived in Columbus, MS in December 1984 (after growing up on Long Island) for Air Force pilot training. A couple of months after getting there, wife and I went to look at new cars. Had one dealership owner tell us about the n-word workman who worked in the lot for him. We looked at one another wondering if we heard him right. Not long after, we were on a tour of some antebellum homes, and the tour guide pointed out a section of a stained glass window that didn't match. She said an n-word worker accidently broke it. Said 'back then, they would have hung him, but we just fired him...' Another couple in the group gave one another a look, and I whispered 'Yes, she really said that...' Maybe you didn't hear it visiting your grandfather, but casual use of that language was still widespread not that long ago.