Hey everyone – Alex and Jerry here, and this week we’re diving deep into 1923, Season 2, Episode 4: The River of Iron. This episode finally gives us a bit of an "upbeat" vibe… well, relatively speaking. From intense moments on the ranch to Spencer’s ongoing saga of chaos and survival, there’s a lot to unpack – and we break it all down.

We talk through Alexandra’s brutal run-in (literally), Tiona’s near moment of peace, and Whitfield’s not-so-subtle pitch to bring a ski resort straight into Yellowstone territory. The tension is rising, lines are being drawn, and nobody is safe – especially if your name isn’t Dutton. Oh, and don’t miss the return of the infamous "train station" concept. You know what that means.

🔥 Episode Breakdown & Timeline Highlights

[1:33] – Initial reactions: “Upbeat” or just slightly less devastating?

[5:45] – Alexandra’s brutal attack and her haunting quote: “He took everything.”

[13:12] – Tiona’s poster sighting and what it signals for her future

[20:09] – Donald Whitfield’s ski resort pitch – a business plan with sinister motives

[29:40] – The origin of the train station revealed (and Banner’s brutal initiation)

[36:51] – Life on the ranch: trepanation surgery, a rare moment of calm, and family bonds

[48:10] – Jacob’s quiet wisdom (and classic Harrison Ford swagger)

[56:03] – Spencer’s run-ins (plural) – from corrupt cops to deranged hobos on the train

[1:08:20] – Who’s going to reach the Yellowstone first? Alexandra, Spencer, or Tiona?

[1:15:40] – Predictions, mafia theories, and what’s next for the Dutton legacy

🔗 Links & Resources

• 1923, Season 2 streaming now on Paramount+
• Have feedback? Drop us a line at [email protected]
• Next week’s episode: Only Gunshots to Guide Us (that title… yikes)

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— Alex & Jerry 🎙️

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