Jamie starts a new job. Beth comes to a realization about Market Equities and visits Roarke. Rip searches for another ranch hand. A livestock agent goes too far.

The episode was rated 7,69 from 2327 votes.

In the wake of the Beck Brothers, John reshuffles the political decks. Beth finds a trespasser on the ranch and learns that he may have big ambitions for the surrounding land. John helps Tate deal with his nightmares.

The episode was rated 7,69 from 2396 votes.

Beth reveals a secret to her father. John confronts two cowboys about old feuds. A search gets underway on the reservation.

The episode was rated 7,72 from 2304 votes.

Jamie plays cover-up and damage control with Hendon. Governor Perry hears a $6 billion pitch for a development right on the Yellowstone, and later makes some political maneuvers. Jimmy competes in a rodeo competition.

The episode was rated 7,76 from 2342 votes.

The reason for Beth and Jamie's toxic relationship is revealed; Kayce bends the rules to help a family in need; and Rip and the boys get into a confrontation with two men from John's past.

The episode was rated 7,77 from 2317 votes.

Jamie has a major revelation. Beth makes plans for her future. Jimmy meets a rodeo legend. Rip's patience is tested.

The episode was rated 7,81 from 2248 votes.

In the episode "I Killed a Man Today" of Yellowstone, John and Tate spend some quality time bonding over horsemanship, showcasing the deep connection between the Dutton family members. Meanwhile, Jamie works his persuasive charm on Kayce, suggesting that Market Equities' proposal could benefit the family. The tension rises as Willa Hays and Beth engage in a power struggle, vying for control over each other's companies' stock, adding an extra layer of intrigue to the episode.

Monica embarks on a perilous mission to seek justice for Native women, highlighting the show's commitment to addressing important social issues amidst the drama and conflict. Beth's efforts to sway John into selling part of the ranch prove futile, demonstrating the strong will and determination of the characters in defending their legacy and land. The episode takes a dark turn when Wade Morrow seeks revenge by targeting Colby and Teeter, setting the stage for a gripping confrontation that keeps viewers on the edge of their seats.

As the episode unfolds with its intricate plotlines and intense character dynamics, viewers are left wondering about the fates of their favorite characters and the unresolved conflicts that simmer beneath the surface. With the focus on character development over plot resolution, Yellowstone continues to captivate audiences with its rich storytelling and compelling performances. Amidst the chaos and drama, the essence of the show shines through, drawing viewers into the complex world of the Dutton family and their struggles for power and survival.

The episode was rated 7,85 from 2250 votes.

In this episode of Yellowstone, Beth shares a personal secret with Rip while John and the boys deal with hostile trespassers from out of state. Rainwater reaches out to a powerful woman to help secure the future of Broken Rock. This episode was mostly filled with lovey dovey scenes, but the bad-ass ending scene with the bikers made up for it. It reminded viewers of how powerful and scary John can be when provoked. This season has been slow-burning so far, but the story and characters have not been that interesting or new. However, the show is still enjoyable and Beth is trying to be made sympathetic all of a sudden, despite her past actions. There is also a huge cliffhanger at the end of the episode as a wolf appears while their son runs off into the woods.

The bikers scene in this episode did not necessarily add to the story, but it gave some entertainment value. This episode has shown the slow build up of the season, as it has felt like an extended pilot across four episodes. Despite this, the show is still pretty good and entertaining, with the bikers scene being a good balance of drama and melodrama. Although the story and characters have not been that interesting or new, the show is still enjoyable and the cliffhanger ending with the wolf will have viewers on the edge of their seat for the next episode.

The episode was rated 7,92 from 2308 votes.

In the episode, Meaner Than Evil, Jamie confronts his past as he comes face to face with the consequences of his choices. Rip approaches Kayce about an old problem, while the bunkhouse crew looks to defend two of their own. This episode of Yellowstone serves up a healthy dose of entertainment as the bunkhouse crew exacts revenge on Wade, proving once again why this show is so beloved.

With the finale just around the corner, we are starting to see some exciting storylines come together, bridging the various plot lines. The return of Walker has been a welcome surprise, with his presence breathing new life into the show. Fans are eager to find out how things will wrap up in the season finale, and many are hoping that it will be the best finale yet.

The episode was rated 7,96 from 2281 votes.

The finale of Yellowstone's season 3 certainly left viewers with plenty to ponder. In the episode, "The World Is Purple", John Dutton is forced to negotiate with former friends and foes. As the battle for the future of the Yellowstone heats up, it is clear that nothing will ever be the same.

The finale was quite intense, leaving viewers on the edge of their seats. The tension heightened when Jamie Dutton, John Dutton's son, came face-to-face with Rip Wheeler, who had become somewhat of an enemy of the Duttons. It was clear that Jamie's days of being in the good graces of the Duttons were over and viewers were left wondering what was going to happen next.

The last five minutes of the finale were particularly shocking as the Duttons were on the receiving end of an attack. It is clear that Jamie will be a major antagonist in Season 4, as his character arc has been built up over the previous three seasons. Despite some filler episodes throughout the season, the finale did not disappoint, leaving viewers anxious for the next season of the show.

The episode was rated 8,31 from 2348 votes.