Anyone watch "Yellowstone" on the Paramount network?

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Beth hates Jamie on Yellowstone because he is the reason she can't have biological children. As a teenager, Beth got pregnant with Rip's baby and asked Jamie for help. Without telling her, he took her to a native American abortion clinic that requires sterilization as part of the process.

 

[Pixguy]

Did a quick search...

Beth hates Jamie on Yellowstone because he is the reason she can't have biological children. As a teenager, Beth got pregnant with Rip's baby and asked Jamie for help. Without telling her, he took her to a native American abortion clinic that requires sterilization as part of the process.

But wasn't Jaime only 18yo at that time himself? Stupid

 

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But wasn't Jaime only 18yo at that time himself? Stupid

You mean why hasn't she killed him in all this time ???

 

[tradosaurus]

That wasn’t my take on it. It’s been a while since I watched that part but I thought she wanted him to take her to the Indian clinic because she didn’t want to be recognized at the other clinic and an abortion at the Indian clinic carried mandatory sterilization.

That's exactly how it transpired. Beth wanted to kill her baby so no sympathy from me. Also the character is mentally unstable so someone like that shouldn't be bringing kids into the world.

 

[RSKY]

Youngest daughter travels a lot to meetings with her job. One of the guys she met at the meetings is a friend of the older ranch hand on Yellowstone. I believe his name is Lloyd. Said the old guy wasn't playing a part on the show. How he is on the show is how he is in real life.

RSKY

 

[ruffdog]

Did a quick search...

Beth hates Jamie on Yellowstone because he is the reason she can't have biological children. As a teenager, Beth got pregnant with Rip's baby and asked Jamie for help. Without telling her, he took her to a native American abortion clinic that requires sterilization as part of the process.

Forced sterilization was part of the eugenics program. Over 60k people were sterilized in the 20th century alone.

Forced sterilization policies in the US targeted minorities and those with disabilities – and lasted into the 21st century.

 

[tradosaurus]

Youngest daughter travels a lot to meetings with her job. One of the guys she met at the meetings is a friend of the older ranch hand on Yellowstone. I believe his name is Lloyd. Said the old guy wasn't playing a part on the show. How he is on the show is how he is in real life.

RSKY

The recent episode they try to make him appear to be in his late 50's when he had a birthday.

 

[JasperFrank]

Just a big steaming bowl of worn out Western Rancher Stereotypes and Tropes.

 

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What happened to all the horses he was buying etc...was going to make the ranch known for horses...?

Also I have a prediction...when they are ready to end the show (or maybe before) there will be a flood or something than exposes a rash of dinosaur bones/skeletons...that will be worth more than any horse or cattle ranch regardless...

 

[Rockbadchild]

What happened to all the horses he was buying etc...was going to make the ranch known for horses...?

I would say they are still on the road competing but ya it was part of the story then they just stop talking about it once Jimmy left... It was about promoting the ranch...