Despite the fact that he starred in the spin-off series "1883", " Sam Eliot is not a huge fan of the show that started it all: "Yellowlston". What is his problem with the mass-popular series of Neo-Western Taylor Sheridan series? Well, it's "too much like F *** Ing" Dallas "for Eliot's flavors, which I suppose means it's a little too derivative of the soap opera CBS that aired from 1978 to 1991 and maybe even a little too much soap.

"Yellowlston" certainly accepts the melodrama, showing the traces of the Dutton family on their ranch in Montana and showing some of the most famous and frankly funny family drama you have ever seen on TV. But that is part of the reason why the series is so successful. The drama aspect is probably what much of the audience has retained on the show that returns more every season. Of course, "YellowOlston" now ended, ending in 2024 with the controversial last season he saw The death of Johnon Duttonwhich was previously shown by the lead of Kevin Costner series.

But even before the 5th part B Season, the play proved to be almost dramatic as her soap narratives behind the scenes. Costner fell with the creator and writer of the series Taylor Sheridan, along with Paramount on the scheduling. On the one hand, The star claimed that since he did not even receive scripts for the second half of the 5th Yellowolstone season, he was unable to properly devote himself to his Horizon Saga passion project. On the other hand, Paramount and Sheridan argue that the Horizon project actually impedes plans to shoot the 5B season, contributing to strike delays. All of this meant "Yellowolston" ended up on a slightly acidic note, with Sheridan chosen to kill Costner's image in the premiere of the Yellowotheliston season. Costner himself clearly had his problems with the show and his creator, but he would like to see things wrapped differently, though maybe no less dramatic.

"The premiere of" Yellowstone "Season 5B", the desire is all you need, "begins with the discovery that Johnon Dutton shot himself in the Governor's castle, though the play later confirms that this is nothing but suicide. In any case, Kevin Costner's character came out in a sudden and violent way, for which some fans were not so happy. According to Director, however, Taylor Sheridan had no choice but to exclude Patriarch Duston This way. As Christina Voros said, "to create this character that is so bold and brave and noble and strong, that the injury to that person was taken by guard when they thought they were safe and experienced this terrible death, it was assumed to be disturbing."

Costner referred to the reaction over his character's deathSaying that "YellowOlston" had a lot of right to do what it takes after his departure. "They do what they want to do," he said. "That's good with me." However, if he had his way, Johnon Dutton and his entire family would face a different conclusion about their story.

Talking to Fun tonightCostner praised his former show for such a good showing of "Today's Ranking". "" Yellowlston "was able to catch it so nice," he said, before adding: "I think, it's a little soap opera. We should all be in jail." There is no doubt that the Dutors have committed some horrible works during five seasons at Yellowotheliston, citing their enemies, and even family members in search of power and revenge. The whole clan was rounded and thrown into jail may have been a little anti-climax.

Yellowlston announced as a show that was not afraid to kill the characters. The first episode of the series sees Johnon's son, Lee Dutton (Dave Anbee), killed From a reservation reservation nearby, starting the show on a tragic and dramatic note that will wear during the five seasons. Things have deteriorated, however, with Taylor Sheridan seemingly always ready to accept the soapy style, which Sam Eliot found so much.

"Yellowstone" has some really wild momentsFrom Rip Wheeler to Cole Hauser, who witnessed a couple falling on their death to the blast that could kill the whole Dutton family at the end of the season 3 (all survived). There is also interpersonal drama interpersonal drama that has reached shockingly violent heights and some incredible killings that definitely had to land in most Dutton's crew in prison. It all combined to give the Yellowlston soap dynamics that seemed to its premium drama presentation. However, he did not argue with the popularity of the show, and Sheridan clearly knew he was doing it in defining the unique tone of his series.

However, Johnon Dutton's death remains one of the more controversial elections in this regard, and fans will probably never overcome the abruptness of which the character who has probably become a cultural icon of various species. Is this an example of the splendor of the show's soap to go too far, or a reasonable response to Costner's inconvenient departure from the show? It is for viewers to debate, but you can bet that Sam Eliot is not a fan.