John and Kayce are forced to deal with some newcomers in town; Lloyd is in the doghouse with Rip, and finds purpose in teaching Carter; Jamie seeks information about his father.

The episode was rated 7,75 from 2172 votes.

John and Beth squabble; Jimmy has an important decision to make; Kayce begins a new quest; Jamie realizes Garrett's past might affect his own future.

The episode was rated 7,77 from 2174 votes.

Jamie receives some surprising news; Beth receives an offer; Jimmy settles in on the road; tensions boil over in the bunkhouse.

The episode was rated 7,82 from 2187 votes.

Beth confronts her father's houseguest; Kayce and his family search for a new home; Jamie seeks answers from Garrett; Lloyd loses his cool.

The episode was rated 7,84 from 2182 votes.

In the episode All I See Is You, John seeks revenge with help from unexpected allies while Kayce solves a problem with an unconventional approach and Beth gives Carter his options. Jimmy prepares for a change. Despite this, viewers have found the episode overall to be a little old and lacking in focus. There have been several comments made on the characters, such as Monica and Beth being too sad and whiny to be effective, and Carter's storyline being overdone and unnecessary. Additionally, there has been considerable criticism of the horse spinning scenes, which have become increasingly frequent and taking away from the main storyline.

The horse spinning scenes in particular have been met with confusion, with some viewers wondering what the point of them is. While previous seasons have had some footage of horses, the increased presence of them has been deemed unnecessary and detracts from the show. Overall, it seems that the latest episode of Yellowstone left viewers feeling a little underwhelmed and hoping for more focus on the main characters and storylines.

The episode was rated 7,86 from 2237 votes.

The episode Keep the Wolves Close of the show Yellowstone follows John when he is put in an awkward position by Gov. Perry. Carter attempts to earn back Beth's trust, while Jamie is in for a big surprise. Viewers loved the barn yard scene and the emotional moments delivered by the show.

However, some viewers feel that the show is lacking imagination and that the characters are becoming archetypes of themselves, leaving them with the feeling that there are a lot of forced plots to make the episodes. This is evident in the Jamie vs family, Walker vs Loyd, and Beth and the kid storylines, which all come full circle.

The episode was rated 7,88 from 2139 votes.

In the episode "No Kindness for the Coward" of the show Yellowstone, tensions escalate with protestors and Beth has a plan to solve it. The episode starts with a powerful opening scene, which was one of the best of the series. As the episode progresses, Rip's taming magic over Beth is both impressive and heartwarming. Jimmy and Emily get closer and Monica and Kayce share a special moment.

However, the fight scene in the end was a bit stupid. Starting to shoot at everybody just to save some wallets seemed rushed and unnecessary, making the characters seem invincible only when the story asks for it. The bathtub scene was also confusing and makes it hard to trust Beth's plan. The company's naivety in trusting Beth raises questions about their judgement.

The episode was rated 7,91 from 2230 votes.

The episode "Phantom Pain" of the sensational show Yellowstone is packed with suspense and intrigue. The Yellowstone team is recovering and planning revenge while Rainwater receives an offer from a newcomer. The audience is then taken by surprise when Rip gets a pleasant surprise.

The episode truly captures the audience's attention and the characters are portrayed impeccably by the actors. The episode title, "Phantom Pain" hints at the complexity of the story arc, and the viewers are left guessing as to what will happen next. This episode also highlights the idea of second chances, as the characters are presented with an opportunity to start anew.

The episode was rated 7,98 from 2226 votes.

In the Yellowstone episode "Grass on the Streets and Weeds on the Rooftops," the Duttons struggle to keep their family together in the face of newfound truths. Jimmy comes home to make difficult decisions, while Beth takes matters into her own hands.

The episode was praised for being respectful to the audience, with some viewers expecting a worse turn of events. The character development of Jimmy throughout the seasons was highlighted as a particular highlight, as evidenced by the iconic line "Hell, Jimmy. You're a cowboy already."

The episode was rated 8,03 from 2311 votes.

The season premiere of Yellowstone introduces a coordinated attack on the Duttons, leaving everyone searching for answers as to who is responsible. Rip, a Dutton family member, delivers on a promise, making the episode Half the Money even more exciting. The episode has been highly praised by viewers, with many expressing their love for the show.

The suspense in Half the Money is amplified by the mysterious antagonist, who is still unknown by the end of the episode. Despite this, the episode manages to deliver on the promise by Rip, a major character, which keeps viewers anticipating what's coming next. This season opener is a great start to the season, with viewers eager to see what will happen next.

The episode was rated 8,23 from 2361 votes.