A conversation about what's next for 1883 (17:00), Yellowstone (19:40), 1932 (22:00) and 6666 (23:20). Plus more news and explanations about the season finale of 1883 and another look at the relationship between James and John Dutton (6:04). Plus fan Q&A (31:00). Email staff@tasteofcountry.com.

What’s Next for Yellowstone, 1883, 1932 + More – Everything You Need To Know

It’s more than just a Yellowstone after-show podcast. Taste of Country’s Billy Dukes + Adison Haager pick apart Season 5 of Yellowstone and explore prequels like 1883 and 1923. Plus, cast interviews and more. Join the conversation: staff@tasteofcountry.com.

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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.

Lawmen: Bass Reeves’ Finale Breakdown — the Truth About Mr. Sundown

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: Season 2 Finale, Explained — Should It Have Ended Then?

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. 

Email staff@tasteofcountry.com for question is, corrections, concerns and the trivia answer. Find Dutton Rules merch at the Taste of Country Store: https://www.tasteofcountrystore.com/

Yellowstone’s Most Violent Scene Ever, Explained + Bass Reeves Part 5, Reaction

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.

Yellowstone: Walker’s Fate Revealed + Is Bass Reeves Worth the Hype?

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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What’s Next for Yellowstone, 1883, 1932 + More – Everything You Need To Know

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