The franchise "Yellowallstone" by Taylor Sheridan It looks set to expand once again. As for this writing, Sheridan has several spin-offs at different stages of production, including Madison, 6666, 1943 Bet Dutton's next adventure and Rip Wheeler after season 5 of Yellowlston. However, Beth is not the only dysthe whose story can continue on the small screen, as Casey (Luke Grims) is reportedly lined up on a solo steering wheel.

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According to The deadlineTeam Team creator Spencer Hadnut will lead CSS's planned spin-off series for CBS. It is also a convenient choice for a gig, too, as it is believed that the show will enter the character's history of the character. Of course, Sheridan will still be involved, as the fertile shower and producer is known for being very practical with his projects. Moreover, he reportedly worked on this idea with Hadnut for more than a year before giving his (Navy) stamp on approval, so expect his fingerprints to be through it.

It remains to be seen whether the drama "Cas Center" will be a series of prophecies for his time in the army or today's story that explores that part of his life through sequences of retrospective. However, foretelling is the best way to approach this series, as Yellowotheliston ends with Casey planning to become a peaceful Rancer with his son, giving him satisfying sending. That, he said, the show about his military days, if properly acted, can channel elements of Sheridan's most unusual military story to this day, "Sicario" and stand out as a unique entrance to the Yellowotheliston saga.

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The episodes of "Yellowstone" in season 2 "touching your enemy" see that the tormented Case remembers a frightening story of his time in the Navy. In short, he had to kill a wife and child for the target because he used them as human shields while shooting circles on Casey's team. The story is reminiscent of the scene in "Sikario" - a truly dark film about the FBI and CIA war - where Alejandro Gilik (Benissio del Toro) shoots a wife and children of a cartel member while dinner. It is a difficult scene to watch, but military stories should not be seen with light.

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While Casey's motives for deleting entire families are not revenge motivated as Alejandro in "Sicario", the war still made him do terrible things - a sentiment that is further reflected during Wild Moment "Yellowotiston" Where he uses his military training to use in the back seat of a car and hold a child on a rifle. The message in the stories of Casey and Alejandro is that there are no clear and bad guys in war, as the conflict turns some people into savages.

Following Casey's discovery, his spin-off may not be another military drama on the cookie-cutting network; The war turned him into a monster, as he did to Alejandro, and that is an interesting research thread. Casey's spin-off should follow in the footsteps of "Sicario" and provide a different and psychological takeover of the topic of war, examining the situation from various perspectives with a sense of moral ambiguity. Otherwise, it runs the risk of becoming another FBS formal military procedure - and we have seen hundreds of those over the years.

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