Dutton Rules: A Yellowstone 1923 Podcast Taste of Country

Lawmen: Bass Reeves finale breakdown — the ending of Bass Reeves explained, including (5:45) who was the show’s most interesting character, (17:40) why the show hit and missed and (13:20) the truth about Mr. Sundown.
Plus, Adison Haager and Billy Dukes get to the bottom of (9:20) why a key scene was cut and (11:10) why Sally’s song may seem very familiar. What is your final thoughts and opinions on Lawmen: Bass Reeves? Email staff@tasteofcountry.com.
Also discussed during this podcast: Yellowstone Season 3, 1923, Dolly Parton, Dabney Coleman and more.

Yellowstone breakdown. The season 2 finale begs this question: was this the best Taylor Sheridan season ever? Billy Dukes and Adison Haager unravel Ep. 9, including (3:46) Jamie’s baby news, (7:15) the iconic Beth and Monica boutique scene and the (9:30)Tate kidnapping scene you never got to see.
Then, Ep. 10 brought an end to the war with the Beck Brothers and (16:00) Dan Jenkins’ final battle cry . The opening scene (14:25) between John and his father is iconic but tender turned to murder quickly . Plus Trivia, Q&A and a recap of Part 6 of (33:35) Lawmen: Bass Reeves.
Also mentioned during this episode, Chris Stapleton, Dolly Parton, Dabney Coleman.

Yellowstone fans watching on CBS missed something that OG fans caught last week. This week, hosts Adison Haager and Billy Dukes reflect on (8:01) that Easter nugget in discussing (0:00) the most violent Yellowstone scene of all time. Yep, this is the one where Beth is violently attacked.

Plus, (4:00) how Taylor Sheridan juxtaposed beauty before violence during Season 2, (13:30) Jamie’s near suicide, (18:20) Jimmy’s trouble with two meth dealers and more. Then, (22:00) the focus shifts to Part 5 of Lawmen: Bass Reeves and one very relatable point, for men anyways.

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Is Season 2, Ep. 6 the best Yellowstone episode ever? Billy Dukes and Adison Haager make a case for it as they unpack two replays this week. (1:00) Jamie Dutton’s life-altering decision is this week’s most important thing, but we also have to talk about (7:45) young Beth, a brilliant Yellowstone Easter egg and (17:00) what happens to Walker.

Then, after four episodes it’s fair to ask: (30:04) Is Lawmen: Bass Reeves worth the hype? Billy and Adison share their opinions but would love yours at staff@tasteofcountry.com. Also in this ep., (22:45) an unbelievable plot twist, (38:55) Q&A and trivia.

Lawmen: Bass Reeves featured a stunning death while Yellowstone included several hundred of them. This week on Dutton Rules, Adison Haager and Billy Dukes discuss (10:30) the big-name actor killed off of Bass Reeves, and (5:30) why his on-screen wife is the best character on the show. Then it’s (19:50) a dive into Ep. 4 of Season 2 of Yellowstone, including what is killing John Dutton’s cattle, (27:30) why Agent Hendon shot a kid and (24:30) drama around the Dutton family dinner table.

This week’s most important thing has to do with the immediate future of Yellowstone and all your favorite TV shows. Plus, (31:35) trivia returns. Email staff@tasteofcountry.com with questions, concerns and corrections.

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Lawmen: Bass Reeves debuted last weekend — is it any good? Adison Haager and Billy Dukes (6:30) recap Ep. 1 and Ep. 2 and offer opinions on the good, bad and ugly of this new Taylor Sheridan show. Plus, (23:40) reaction to two new Season 2 episodes of Yellowstone, including Walker’s fatal impulses, (36:36) Jamie’s breakup and an introduction to the best Yellowstone villains ever. Here’s (33:10) what you need to know about the Beck Brothers.
This episode of Dutton Rules begins with everything you should know about the two new Yellowstone spinoffs, ‘1944’ and ‘2024.’ What we don’t know is what concerns us. Plus (41:20) trivia and listener Q&A.
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