The scene where Lloyd buys Walker a new guitar is one of my favorite scenes in this show. Then Walker asks for a request from Lloyd, and they all sit there and listen.
Best part about that scene is the way its framed when he comes into the store. They have the camera framed so you think he is buying a guy, when the first thing in the frame at the beginning of the scene is a wrack of guitars on the wall leaving you to think the first thought of him coming into that store in the first place is to buy the guitar, but he still is looking at the guns as an easy means of resolving the issue. Instead he swallowed his pride and humbled walker by giving him the guitar. In the beginning of that particular episode K tells him to swallow his pride. so.
@Michael Miller Exactly. It's just a brilliant little mini-story-arc. Right up until you see Lloyd produce the guitar and be vulnerable by saying he knows nothing about guitars (not to mention the Yellowstone ranch hands aren't exactly paid well lol), it's debatable whether this is a murder or good faith gesture. Just a great scene.
That scene where everyone is just listening to walker play the music, Lloyd finally owning up to his mistake, and everyone just finally at peace being able to move on from the tension. That’s honestly my favorite scene in the series.
Still wondering why the barrel racers were still there?? Mia and Laramie supposedly had to be gone...John wanted them gone and rip gave them their paychecks.. teeter was branded so she got to stay.
You’re just like the rest of them lol, a moron. I love this show but to think that old Lloyd is anything more than a LOYAL SERVANT, you’re as dumb as he is.
He’s a real cowboy who was brought on the set to help with riding and roping they saw him and said you literally can’t recreate this ever…so they got him to agree to read lines
I love the line he has when cutting the brand off the guy’s chest. “ I don’t know you, but that brand means you’re a bad man, and them wanting it back means you’re even badder.”
Here's the complete line: Mister, I don’t know you, but if you’re wearin’ that brand, you must be a bad man. These mother fu*kers want it back, you must be even worse. Karma comes in all shapes and sizes. Looks like it’s me today. Good writing
S4’s beef between Walker and Lloyd was so well done and I love the conclusion. Ryan Bingham is such an incredible musician and actor I hope he continues to do more in the future
Well done? Absolutely not! Lloyd's actions were completely out-of-character and unbelievable for all of Season 4. However, that storyline was the most entertaining of the season.
"Sure glad you think it's pretty here, cuz your chance to leave this place has past you by" Rip saying that while looking at Walker unblinkingly was so menancing.
I love how lloyd is nervously waiting for his response after buying him guitar. All the people in the Bunkhouse are actually grownup kids, and there's something really beautiful about that.
Walker is the one lone voice of reason on that show, even when he does what is required, you know morally he's conflicted and just doing his best to survive.
Vnachi8 "...he's conflicted and just doing his best to survive." Indeed. And he knows he won't be able to leave, unless it's a trip to the "train station." Jimmy, on the other hand, shows he wants more than to survive and he has a chance to do it, elsewhere. When Jimmy returns to Yellowstone, he has a conversation, with LLoyd, about his opportunity in leaving and going back to Texas. He's shown how he has grown and acknowledges that being there would not be a good thing for him. Leaving and cowboying with neighbors and others who harbor no ill will is all he wants and is what is attractive to him.
@@vinyltapelover man, don't even get me started on Jimmy. His character arch was one of the best on the show and I simply don't understand his being written off the show, when the new 6666 hasn't even begun production yet (assuming he's in the cast).
@@johndavies5582 100% disagree. Season 4 did nothing to establish a timeline in terms of the length of time that had passed between Jimmy being sent down to the 6666's and when he came back. In Dutton time in Montana, it seemed like a few months had passed during the length of the season, meanwhile in short snippets, we see Jimmy (who was an important secondary character on Yellowstone) progress in both his skills, peer appreciation and relationship in a timeline that seemed much longer than that taking place on the Yellowstone. After 3 seasons of slow development with Jimmy, where the audience slowly built a relationship with him and watch him grow, his arch both sped up and was minimized in the 4th season. Now, it appears he has left Yellowstone and as of the last announcement from Paramount on June 20th, The 6666's isn't even in preproduction yet. So what becomes of Jimmy now, because I'm a hell of a lot more interested in that than I am Kaycee and his annoying ass wife and bratty kid.
@@Vnachi8 Great write up. I think we unconsciously accepted that undefined time line, given all the drama at Yellowstone. My guess was that it might take about 6 months to grow and find his niche cowboying. I think we all, in gaining a connection to Jimmy, are wanting for more, but at four 6s or anywhere away from Yellowstone:). Considering how we were introduced to him with all his problems including the tragic death of his uncle(?), Jimmy was a compelling mess and he had us pulling for him into his relationship with Mia. Personally, I thought she screwed up a couple times pushing him too much when he wasn't prepared. She wasn't looking out for what was best for him at that time. He broke a promise to John Dutton getting hurt, a second time, trying to "please' and keep her in his life. John gives Jimmy one last shot at growing up and cowboying. He was going to ship him off to 6666s, cowboy boot camp and training for Jimmy. Mia wanted Jimmy to stay with her and not go away, but if had, he would have turned out to be a busted up cowboy wannabe and how would she be able to take care of future doctor bills especially if Jimmy became paralyzed? With Mia he wasn't going to learn how to be a cowboy and he could not stay at the ranch. Whether Mia wanted to acknowledge it or not, she was the one who set things in motion for Jimmy to be shipped off. If she had not been so selfish and could have seen into the future, Jimmy would have returned to her and as a real cowboy. Her selfishness and anger caused her not to talk to him, just before his leaving for 6666s. If Mia had told Jimmy she would wait, he would have been motivated and encouraged to do well and return to her. After all this, life is relatively good for Jimmy. What kind of story could be told about him at the 6666s... whenever it is written and aired? Kaycee 's wife tends to be a little distracting character to me. Maybe, for good reason, because of all the things they went through including the trauma the son went experienced because of his kidnapping and any possible physical abuse including having his head shaved. He had always felt "safe ' until that happened. And remember, I saw the compilation clip to remember myself, his grandfather spoke with him about being cognizant of how guns can take a life. I can't imagine what his character was dealing with when he shot and killed a bad man attacking his mother. I was robbed many years ago, by a man with a shotgun pointed at my midsection. I was angry as hell that it occurred and I couldn't do anything about it About a week or two later, I woke up out of a sound sleep in a sweat. I can cut Kaycee's son some slack for his PTSD. Between Kaycee and the wife they were approaching how to help their son differently and not doing well. I think the time with grandpa was a help to him. Dang, did I yammer on a spell didn't I?🙂
For those of you wondering what guitar Lloyd replaced Walker's with: Waterloo WL-S Deluxe...which costs over $4000. Lloyd was *real* embarrassed about what he did.
@@HumbertoRodriguez-rh9gk Well, not a normal buckle. Some of those higher end Rodeo prize buckles are soild gold and maybe some diamonds. Yeah, it's totally possible, especially in that area where a Rodeo buckle would be highly appreciated.
There’s a short moment between Walker and Rip just after the ranch was attacked where they made eye contact and Walker gave Rip a slight nod that spoke volumes in a thousand words in just milliseconds
@@seventhirteen8178 not sure which one but you might be right. Paramount if you’ve got an account. ABC i think is playing 1st season but I watched on peacock because my cable includes the account
What a fantastic show. I just 24 minutes of Walker and it went by like nothing. Lloyd giving him the new guitar is one of my favorite scenes. They way he stokes his beard while he waits for affirmation that he got a good one and for Walker’s forgiveness…beautiful acting. I love this show.
Ryan Bingham is one of the greatest country musicians and actor in my opinion. I've seen them live four times in my best friend knows him and I got to smoke a joint with him before he went on stage one of the greatest nights of my life! He also rights and directs movies the man's got skills that's for damn sure.
One of my favorite scenes is when Lloyd gives Walker the guitar and Walker plays him my favorite Ryan Bingham song, The Poet. Best way to end the video.
The poet is one of my favorite songs, but he's got so many more that just are the ever living s***. Hands down he's in my top five. You got to give credit to Jackson Taylor and the sinners, Wayne the train Hancock, Hank 3, Whitey Morgan and the 78s, Hayes Carl , and so many others that I can't think of at the moment pretty buzzed up LOL
Walker is arguably one of the most complicated characters of the show. Really respect the writers for developing his role as a cowboy, actor and singer/guitar player. Well done!
The last scene where Lloyd and Walker fight and then he brings him a guitar afterwards. Thats one of the scenes that really drew me in as to how complex this show can be. Walker can be a cad but hes straight up more often than not. The story arcs are well written dense and complex but at the same time humorous and simple at times. Its hard not to be drawn in. And where Walker is singing and the ranchhands just listen and are moved is so very powerful.
Ryan Bingham is incredible. Thank you Taylor Sheridan for giving us more of Walker. I love his music and now I can see him on the best show on television since The Andy Griffith Show.
@@barefootbreezy6983 For real, I think a lot of people willingly overlook that basically all the characters are straight up psychotics in a cowboy cult haha.
I love Walker and Rip, and I love Lloyd, too. Glad to see Walker actually living up to the brand. I know it's not to be glorified, but what is Rip Wheeler with out loyalty and dedication.
It’s funny bc I’m so on walkers side. How hard would it have been to fricken explicitly TELL HIM what the brand meant? Rip basically trapped him into slavery. Just a little communication could have saved everyone this mess
@@Ben-fk9ey yes he was a child and institutionalized but the whole joining was in exchange for hiding the second body. They didn’t force him to join after just his father. And again the biggest thing, they literally told him the brand meant lifetime servitude, unlike walker
How did Rip trap him? Walker knew exactly what he was getting into when he started? He agreed to it outright. Even in just a few clips, Rip gives walker 3 separate chances to back out
Walker is my favorite. He never wanted trouble. He got his brand like Jimmie, falsely. Wanted a new clean way to live. When the Dutton Family was under attack, dang if Walker didn't come strolling out of the bunkhouse blazing a rifle.
I've binged this show in like 2 weeks. Can someone tell me why walker is such a hated character? He's literally the least psychotic character in the show
Cuz he's one of the few with little bit of morals and a conscience....the others just do what they are told no question, and their solution is taking them to the train station....
walker was grams favorite in yellowstone. she passed away in april of last year and my little one is due in march. can’t wait to welcome walker adam into the family
Everybody on that ranch has mental issues it doesn’t matter how much we love the character they are bullies, hit men, or pay hit men or were abused or traumatized. They all need freaking therapy or jail!
@@carolynmalone9871 Did you even watch the show? Rip didnt even want too hurt Lloyd they are best fucking friends. Learn what a real bully is bud cus Rip isnt even close.
Lloyd gave Walker what he deserved. But it’s in his character to feel guilty because he’s a good man. Lloyd is my favorite character because of his loyalty.
For a sophisticated ranching operation/criminal enterprise, the Yellowstone ranch has got to have the dumbest staffing plan ever: "Let's just round up unreliable ex-cons on their way out of prison, have then branded as a "test of loyalty", then tell them they have to violate their parole with criminal acts, and that they can never leave, ever! And if they protest, we'll murder them and dump their bodies on the side of a highway, out in the open! What could possibly go wrong?!"
When you own half the state and have a say on what goes on in the other half, very very little is going to go wrong, ever that you can’t ignore or buy or talk your way out of.
@@mircat28 All the more reason to hire a bunch of Kayce’s ex-SEAL buddies and pay them a shitload to be private security and do the ranch’s dirty work, rather than rounding up unreliable ex-cons outside the prison and pressuring them into violating parole
I love Rip's reaction to Walker saying he sucked plenty by the looks of his truck! Rip knew that was an outstanding comeback that he walked right into!
For those who didn’t catch Walker smile after he said that’s what you call low man work Jimmy. That’s the face of a man who just had a really good time with Beth
First clip I seen was on TH-cam, good ol' Rip dealing with the bikers in the field 🤣🤣 then Mia taking a ride with Rip and Jimmie 🤣🤣."when we get back to the ranch, I'm going to kill you, with my bare fn% hands "🤣🤣🤣🤣. I was completely sold on this series. I am impatiently waiting for season 5 to come out on dvd.
The best RIP moment was when he was helping Jaime dispose of the body of the lady he killed and he took the opportunity to frame Walker for the murder. That was too funny and brilliant.
@@anthonycampos8057 I don't know how you can look at that scene and think its funny, brilliant and genius. Walker's being manipulated by Rip and practically coerced into committing a crime and being threatened with death if he tries to leave. That's disturbing.
Casting Forrie and Ryan for this show just adds to the authenticity... they are real cowboys. I love the rest of the cast as well, best show ever!!!!❤🇺🇸🤠🐎🐃 Happy 4th of July!!!! 🇺🇸🎆✨🎇🧨
@@ChuyR.Physically? Absolutely. Without getting took to the train station himself if John found ever out he took his only remaining biological son? Probably not
That opening scene where Rip hires Walker is so important. Giving men who've had to go through the prison system a second chance at life is vital to keeping them from going back.
@El Duderino LOL yeah I didn't really consider that when I wrote that comment. Also all the illegal stuff you'll be asked to do (which Walker justifiably balked at).
@@EclipseCircle That's why most are ex-cons 🤣 It's not only about second chances but really having no other options than doing what they do for John and the ranch
This is sarcasm right? They use felons as obedient dogs and murder them if they fall out of line. This reminds me of people idolizing Tony Soprano and the other mobsters.
Huh. Walker not only made Rip break his own no-fighting rule, but he kept his word and didn't swing a fist either. Just a knife. Pretty solid storytelling if it's intentional.
@@abdurharper4287 they know exactly how to talk to each other without starting a fight. When Rip asked about Walkers hat and how he got it, then Walker answers the same about Rips truck, I lost it 😂
Bc people like walker and rip are like water and oil, they don't mix in together, one likes to be his own man and the other likes to do every single thing he's told like if he was some sort of machine. So it's no surprise that they wouldn't get along. I personally can't stand people like rip.
Walker was in prison but was not a criminal. His crime was an accident. He did not beat the guy to a bloody pulp. It was an unlucky punch. He was not suited for the job he was hired for. I like him and the moral dilemma he brings to the cast. Hope that he finds a home there but that they keep him away from the rough stuff.
"You want off this ranch, you got it. We get back, I'll drive your ass to the train station myself." LOL, Walker didn't know how close he came to death right there!
One of my favorite characters. This show reminds me so much of Sons of Anarchy. I know Sheridan produces this and also played in SOA. They’re both well written but I also see a lot of character similarities in both shows.
Walker is one of my favorite characters and as much as I like Rip, the fact he forced him and, yes, threatened his life upsets me. Rip didn't like that Walker refused to fight and he was jealous of Walker's fling with Beth and wanted to kill him for it. If Kayce had not rode up, Rip would have trampled and killed Walker with his horse. Walker's character got a raw deal in the first place by defending himself in a fight and subsequently going to jail for it. He just wants to do his job as a cowboy and play his music but, sadly, his life is no longer his own. ... PEACE.
You missed the point of that scene. Rip wasn't going to kill Walker. He needed to create a reason for him and Kayce to fight, so he went after Walker. Rip knew kayce would stop him, and they would fight it out so Rip could throw the fight, and Kayce would somehow be seen as the new leader. The only reason anything happened in that scene is because John asked Rip to sacrifice everything he had earned. Rip shouldn't be judged too harshly. Walker is a cowboy. He knew what getting branded meant, and he was told only the criminals have them.
Casey and Rip are like Darth Vader and Grand Moff Tarkin, they listen to the Emperor (John Dutton) and help do the bidding of the Empire. Rip and Casey don’t over power one another but many times Darth Vader (Rip) is running things in combat and Tarkin (Casey) are running the military and building things for the Empire. Really good writing.
Best TV show on TV right now. It's the best one since Son's of Anarchy. I think my favorite thing Walker has said so far is "Karma comes in all shape and sizes and I guess it's me today". Kayce and Walker have been my favorite characters I'd have to say but I love them all
Trent, I'm gonna take a liberty and suggest a show to you called Mr Inbetween. It's on Hulu and Disney plus. Each episode is only 25 minutes long. If you like Kayce and Walker, yer gonna absolutely love Ray Shoesmith. Gimme a shout back if you end up watching it, like to hear your thoughts.
@@thedudeabides3138 wish I could watch them but I don't have anything but satellite. I've thought about getting some of those like Netflix, Disney+, and others but I'd have to get rid of my satellite and I watch alot of shows that aren't on streaming networks. I'm really excited wait on that spinoff of Yellowstone to start. Think it's going to be call 6666 or The Four 6s.
I wish the part where Beth asks Walker to sing her a sad song so she can cry, and he sings Hallelujah. I can't find a clip of that anywhere. Walker definitely has a talent for withdrawing tears to make Beth, the ice queen, sob like a baby.
So glad this video was finally made! Walker and lloyd are my two favorites in the show. Seeing them come to an understanding was amazing! Unfortunately the way Lloyd's direction has gone I wouldn't be surprised if they end up killing him off in the next season or two. 😩🥺
Of course he did, Ryan Bingham has achieved some of the greatest accolades a musician can achieve in this world. And in some dive roadhouse in Dillon, MT...that would have been a great set. Lol
Yellowstone is Godfather. John is Vito, Kaycee is Michael, the son from season 1 is Sonny (he got killed) , Jamie is Fredo,the weak son that was getting punked in Vegas, Beth is Tom(Robert Duvall) the consultant, Rip is just the muscle and the cowboys are the goons. That's why this show is so good. The layout is classic.
I like how when Lloyd buys Walker the guitar, it's the first and only time you see Lloyd a little bit unsure, like you can see him shuffling around, he's not sure if it's a good or not. But he has a little bit of fear that really made the scene spectacular.
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The scene where Lloyd buys Walker a new guitar is one of my favorite scenes in this show. Then Walker asks for a request from Lloyd, and they all sit there and listen.
Watching teeters reaction gets me. J brings him a beer. And the music gets him, he puts his head down and feels it.
Best part about that scene is the way its framed when he comes into the store. They have the camera framed so you think he is buying a guy, when the first thing in the frame at the beginning of the scene is a wrack of guitars on the wall leaving you to think the first thought of him coming into that store in the first place is to buy the guitar, but he still is looking at the guns as an easy means of resolving the issue. Instead he swallowed his pride and humbled walker by giving him the guitar. In the beginning of that particular episode K tells him to swallow his pride. so.
What's the song name?
@Michael Miller Exactly. It's just a brilliant little mini-story-arc. Right up until you see Lloyd produce the guitar and be vulnerable by saying he knows nothing about guitars (not to mention the Yellowstone ranch hands aren't exactly paid well lol), it's debatable whether this is a murder or good faith gesture. Just a great scene.
@@master2chase 'The Poet' by Ryan Bingham, I believe
That scene where everyone is just listening to walker play the music, Lloyd finally owning up to his mistake, and everyone just finally at peace being able to move on from the tension. That’s honestly my favorite scene in the series.
Yellowstone is great
@Often Offends why say that?
You're clearly a homosexual.
@Often Offends Did you miss your feeding of store bought baby formula, or did you miss being burped?lol lol lol lol Here's your sign.
Still wondering why the barrel racers were still there?? Mia and Laramie supposedly had to be gone...John wanted them gone and rip gave them their paychecks.. teeter was branded so she got to stay.
Lloyd is the real OG of this show. Got the balls to fight anyone, and got the brains to know when he screws up and fixes it.
Lloyd is my FAVORITE
Yeah. Lloyd is a great character.
That's wisdom right there
You’re just like the rest of them lol, a moron. I love this show but to think that old Lloyd is anything more than a LOYAL SERVANT, you’re as dumb as he is.
He’s a real cowboy who was brought on the set to help with riding and roping they saw him and said you literally can’t recreate this ever…so they got him to agree to read lines
I love the line he has when cutting the brand off the guy’s chest. “ I don’t know you, but that brand means you’re a bad man, and them wanting it back means you’re even badder.”
Brilliant line.
@@MicheleWalkerWebb kind of sums up the whole series in one sentence.
Here's the complete line:
Mister, I don’t know you, but if you’re wearin’ that brand, you must be a bad man. These mother fu*kers want it back, you must be even worse. Karma comes in all shapes and sizes. Looks like it’s me today.
Good writing
@@javduranm Taylor Sheridan baby 👊🏼
Cool way to go just like the old days
Having never acted before, I thought he did an amazing job. His timing, inflection and eye contact are incredible
It’s not his first time in front of the camera! He was in a movie several years back, A Country Called Home.
@@colten4172Also in 'Crazy Heart' - where his song 'The Weary Kind' won him an Oscar, Grammy and Golden Globe.
He was also in 'Hostiles' for few scenes. Took me a minute to recognize him.
He's acted before
Lloyd and Rip realizing Walker is the guy on stage singing was such a great reveal…
Rip and Beth are such f. Ags they got to much mf ego
Lloyd " he's supposed to be dead" haha
Focusing on RIP while Walker sings "tell my mother I miss her so" was a hidden gem because RIP misses his mom
@@joshuacastanedo280damn you put that togetherrrr
@Flipalot the deepness of my depth is unfathomable 😂
S4’s beef between Walker and Lloyd was so well done and I love the conclusion. Ryan Bingham is such an incredible musician and actor I hope he continues to do more in the future
The scene of Lloyd in the pawn shop looking at the gun and buying Walker a new guitar is brilliant. Made me laugh; almost made me cry.
Well done? Absolutely not! Lloyd's actions were completely out-of-character and unbelievable for all of Season 4. However, that storyline was the most entertaining of the season.
@@ComedyBros5 the storyline was well done. Not Lloyds dick head attitude 🤦🏻♂️
@Darth Desec lmfao how is his acting horrible?
Ryan Bingham actually picked out the songs to use himself throughout the series
"Sure glad you think it's pretty here, cuz your chance to leave this place has past you by" Rip saying that while looking at Walker unblinkingly was so menancing.
And so evil and illegal
I love how lloyd is nervously waiting for his response after buying him guitar. All the people in the Bunkhouse are actually grownup kids, and there's something really beautiful about that.
Every grown up is a grown up kid, that’s how growing up works…
Walker is the one lone voice of reason on that show, even when he does what is required, you know morally he's conflicted and just doing his best to survive.
Vnachi8 "...he's conflicted and just doing his best to survive." Indeed. And he knows he won't be able to leave, unless it's a trip to the "train station." Jimmy, on the other hand, shows he wants more than to survive and he has a chance to do it, elsewhere. When Jimmy returns to Yellowstone, he has a conversation, with LLoyd, about his opportunity in leaving and going back to Texas. He's shown how he has grown and acknowledges that being there would not be a good thing for him. Leaving and cowboying with neighbors and others who harbor no ill will is all he wants and is what is attractive to him.
@@vinyltapelover man, don't even get me started on Jimmy. His character arch was one of the best on the show and I simply don't understand his being written off the show, when the new 6666 hasn't even begun production yet (assuming he's in the cast).
@@Vnachi8 jimmy has his own arch and thought it was very well...watching him become a real cowboy was awesomeness
@@johndavies5582 100% disagree. Season 4 did nothing to establish a timeline in terms of the length of time that had passed between Jimmy being sent down to the 6666's and when he came back. In Dutton time in Montana, it seemed like a few months had passed during the length of the season, meanwhile in short snippets, we see Jimmy (who was an important secondary character on Yellowstone) progress in both his skills, peer appreciation and relationship in a timeline that seemed much longer than that taking place on the Yellowstone.
After 3 seasons of slow development with Jimmy, where the audience slowly built a relationship with him and watch him grow, his arch both sped up and was minimized in the 4th season.
Now, it appears he has left Yellowstone and as of the last announcement from Paramount on June 20th, The 6666's isn't even in preproduction yet. So what becomes of Jimmy now, because I'm a hell of a lot more interested in that than I am Kaycee and his annoying ass wife and bratty kid.
@@Vnachi8 Great write up. I think we unconsciously accepted that undefined time line, given all the drama at Yellowstone. My guess was that it might take about 6 months to grow and find his niche cowboying. I think we all, in gaining a connection to Jimmy, are wanting for more, but at four 6s or anywhere away from Yellowstone:). Considering how we were introduced to him with all his problems including the tragic death of his uncle(?), Jimmy was a compelling mess and he had us pulling for him into his relationship with Mia. Personally, I thought she screwed up a couple times pushing him too much when he wasn't prepared. She wasn't looking out for what was best for him at that time. He broke a promise to John Dutton getting hurt, a second time, trying to "please' and keep her in his life. John gives Jimmy one last shot at growing up and cowboying. He was going to ship him off to 6666s, cowboy boot camp and training for Jimmy. Mia wanted Jimmy to stay with her and not go away, but if had, he would have turned out to be a busted up cowboy wannabe and how would she be able to take care of future doctor bills especially if Jimmy became paralyzed? With Mia he wasn't going to learn how to be a cowboy and he could not stay at the ranch. Whether Mia wanted to acknowledge it or not, she was the one who set things in motion for Jimmy to be shipped off. If she had not been so selfish and could have seen into the future, Jimmy would have returned to her and as a real cowboy. Her selfishness and anger caused her not to talk to him, just before his leaving for 6666s. If Mia had told Jimmy she would wait, he would have been motivated and encouraged to do well and return to her. After all this, life is relatively good for Jimmy. What kind of story could be told about him at the
6666s... whenever it is written and aired?
Kaycee 's wife tends to be a little distracting character to me. Maybe, for good reason, because of all the things they went through including the trauma the son went experienced because of his kidnapping and any possible physical abuse including having his head shaved. He had always felt "safe ' until that happened. And remember, I saw the compilation clip to remember myself, his grandfather spoke with him about being cognizant of how guns can take a life. I can't imagine what his character was dealing with
when he shot and killed a bad man attacking his mother. I was robbed many years ago, by a man with a shotgun pointed at my midsection. I was angry as hell that it occurred and I couldn't do anything about it
About a week or two later, I woke up out of a sound sleep in a sweat.
I can cut Kaycee's son some slack for his PTSD. Between Kaycee and the wife they were approaching how to help their son differently and not doing well. I think the time with grandpa was a help to him.
Dang, did I yammer on a spell didn't I?🙂
For those of you wondering what guitar Lloyd replaced Walker's with: Waterloo WL-S Deluxe...which costs over $4000. Lloyd was *real* embarrassed about what he did.
Thanks for that. It is gorgeous.
He broke a Rogue valued at about $200
Fixed it the right way, not just "sorry about that."
Ain't no way he walked out of a pawn shop with that, square traded for an old rodeo buckle.
@@HumbertoRodriguez-rh9gk Well, not a normal buckle. Some of those higher end Rodeo prize buckles are soild gold and maybe some diamonds. Yeah, it's totally possible, especially in that area where a Rodeo buckle would be highly appreciated.
When he says I quit and KC looks over like "dude, my dad's right there" lol
There’s a short moment between Walker and Rip just after the ranch was attacked where they made eye contact and Walker gave Rip a slight nod that spoke volumes in a thousand words in just milliseconds
Can i ask you where to watch this episode? I think its season 4 episode 1 right?
@@seventhirteen8178 not sure which one but you might be right. Paramount if you’ve got an account. ABC i think is playing 1st season but I watched on peacock because my cable includes the account
What a fantastic show. I just 24 minutes of Walker and it went by like nothing.
Lloyd giving him the new guitar is one of my favorite scenes. They way he stokes his beard while he waits for affirmation that he got a good one and for Walker’s forgiveness…beautiful acting. I love this show.
Same. Walker one of the best characters. Ryan kills it. That scene is one of my favs
Ryan Bingham is one of the greatest country musicians and actor in my opinion. I've seen them live four times in my best friend knows him and I got to smoke a joint with him before he went on stage one of the greatest nights of my life! He also rights and directs movies the man's got skills that's for damn sure.
Great call :)
The bunkhouse would not have that moody, conflicted air without Walker. He adds such depth into Yellowstone. Loved this character from day one!
👍👍👍👍 YEP
Also would have been fine if they kept the skanks out
I love how Walker wears the white hat and hes kinda the spiritual side of the ranch.
Man! Walkers lines are hilarious 😂 like real conversation. Love his singing too❤️
I know! That’s why I love him. His delivery is REAL! 😊
You gotta love how Walker earns his respect HIS way and not the way they want him to
Such great insight! I think this is why the ranchers know they can trust Walker.
One of my favorite scenes is when Lloyd gives Walker the guitar and Walker plays him my favorite Ryan Bingham song, The Poet. Best way to end the video.
True dat.
The poet is one of my favorite songs, but he's got so many more that just are the ever living s***. Hands down he's in my top five. You got to give credit to Jackson Taylor and the sinners, Wayne the train Hancock, Hank 3, Whitey Morgan and the 78s, Hayes Carl , and so many others that I can't think of at the moment pretty buzzed up LOL
“never met a man who’s killed more men than me but I ain’t ever murder one, never will” fucking amazing
Kayce
Also Kaycee: *shoots a guy on the toilet*
@@aloneinthedark99 good catch 😂
@@aloneinthedark99 to be fair, the guy was holding his kid
@streglof he deserved it for sure but it was still a murder
Everyone in this show has been perfectly selected for their part. That's a big part of what makes the show so great!👍💪😎
Each character is a story. Each episode intertwining stories.
@@Jonno2summit as q ₩+the 0
And the incredible writing!!!
The black guy is way out of place
Always loved how walker challenged yellowstone and their ideology. He never sat down to it. Even with death around the corner.
True. Kayce letting him be free at the Wyoming border was golden. Both men understand how stupid humanity is and acknowledge that none of it matters.
Which is why Rip was right
@@anatomicalx9355 Rip is just a psychotic character written to get lonely housewives with nothing interesting going on in their lives horny.
Walker is arguably one of the most complicated characters of the show. Really respect the writers for developing his role as a cowboy, actor and singer/guitar player. Well done!
He was an asshole though
He’s not complicated at all. He’s just a former felon who doesn’t want to go back to prison for life
@@Chadius_Thundercock I agree with your assessment. Not that complicated but definitely multifaceted.
The last scene where Lloyd and Walker fight and then he brings him a guitar afterwards. Thats one of the scenes that really drew me in as to how complex this show can be. Walker can be a cad but hes straight up more often than not. The story arcs are well written dense and complex but at the same time humorous and simple at times. Its hard not to be drawn in. And where Walker is singing and the ranchhands just listen and are moved is so very powerful.
Walker is a liar at best, a coward at worst
Ryan Bingham is incredible. Thank you Taylor Sheridan for giving us more of Walker. I love his music and now I can see him on the best show on television since The Andy Griffith Show.
Walker the most level headed individual on the show.
Literally my man is just chilling trying to survive.
@@barefootbreezy6983 For real, I think a lot of people willingly overlook that basically all the characters are straight up psychotics in a cowboy cult haha.
@@AcherontiaStyx honestly true but it seems like a fun lifestyle to me. I might be psychotic.
He’s my favorite ❤
Probably Kayce then Walker
I love Walker and Rip, and I love Lloyd, too. Glad to see Walker actually living up to the brand. I know it's not to be glorified, but what is Rip Wheeler with out loyalty and dedication.
It’s funny bc I’m so on walkers side. How hard would it have been to fricken explicitly TELL HIM what the brand meant? Rip basically trapped him into slavery. Just a little communication could have saved everyone this mess
That's what happened to Rip and he's been institutionalised by Yellowstone.
yeah most of the characters on the show are assholes but rip especially
@@Ben-fk9ey rip literally killed a second person, wanted nothing more than to join, and WAS EXPLICITLY TOLD what the brand meant.
@@Ben-fk9ey yes he was a child and institutionalized but the whole joining was in exchange for hiding the second body. They didn’t force him to join after just his father. And again the biggest thing, they literally told him the brand meant lifetime servitude, unlike walker
How did Rip trap him? Walker knew exactly what he was getting into when he started? He agreed to it outright. Even in just a few clips, Rip gives walker 3 separate chances to back out
Walker is my favorite. He never wanted trouble. He got his brand like Jimmie, falsely. Wanted a new clean way to live. When the Dutton Family was under attack, dang if Walker didn't come strolling out of the bunkhouse blazing a rifle.
Walker is definitely my favorite ❤️ He’s straight up ! Would of loved to see more of him in season 5 for sure. ❤️
Yeah. Jimmy and Walker got branded just because they had a criminal record. They were not bad men. Falsely branded is the right word.
I've binged this show in like 2 weeks. Can someone tell me why walker is such a hated character? He's literally the least psychotic character in the show
That’s why! All the mentals want to buddy up with other mentals. He isn’t one of them.
@@mircat28Exactly
Cuz he's one of the few with little bit of morals and a conscience....the others just do what they are told no question, and their solution is taking them to the train station....
walker was grams favorite in yellowstone. she passed away in april of last year and my little one is due in march. can’t wait to welcome walker adam into the family
Walker’s existence on this show fully exposes Rip’s bull crap.
Rip isn’t a cowboy, he’s just a hitman in a cowboy hat.
Tell me about it
Hes still a bully!!!
He (Rip) is always looking for a fight! That's not necessary...he shouldn't have beaten up Lloyd!! That was a bully in action! Cowardly!!
Everybody on that ranch has mental issues it doesn’t matter how much we love the character they are bullies, hit men, or pay hit men or were abused or traumatized. They all need freaking therapy or jail!
@@carolynmalone9871 Did you even watch the show? Rip didnt even want too hurt Lloyd they are best fucking friends. Learn what a real bully is bud cus Rip isnt even close.
Lloyd gave Walker what he deserved. But it’s in his character to feel guilty because he’s a good man. Lloyd is my favorite character because of his loyalty.
For a sophisticated ranching operation/criminal enterprise, the Yellowstone ranch has got to have the dumbest staffing plan ever: "Let's just round up unreliable ex-cons on their way out of prison, have then branded as a "test of loyalty", then tell them they have to violate their parole with criminal acts, and that they can never leave, ever! And if they protest, we'll murder them and dump their bodies on the side of a highway, out in the open! What could possibly go wrong?!"
In reality it's totally insane but as a dramatic neo-western with a somewhat "wild" world and them being a mafia organization I can roll with it.
The staffing plan is really bad, but the train station makes sense because it’s about a hundred miles from civilization.
When you own half the state and have a say on what goes on in the other half, very very little is going to go wrong, ever that you can’t ignore or buy or talk your way out of.
@@mircat28 All the more reason to hire a bunch of Kayce’s ex-SEAL buddies and pay them a shitload to be private security and do the ranch’s dirty work, rather than rounding up unreliable ex-cons outside the prison and pressuring them into violating parole
You gotta love Walker! He always keeps it real!
I love Rip's reaction to Walker saying he sucked plenty by the looks of his truck! Rip knew that was an outstanding comeback that he walked right into!
I have never actually seen this show outside of clips here on youtube, but man I can easily say that Lloyd is one of my favorite characters
"You aint never met a man who's killed more than me, but I aint never murdered one."
Walker wants to do what’s right. He just wants to be a cowboy. That’s all that should be expected of him.
The brand comes with added responsibility
@@stacksgillespie1818 Illegal responsibility.
@@tomasosegreti9126 only illegal if caught.
@@nomadhakunamatata5793 see if that holds up in court
@@tomasosegreti9126 you see that is being caught. Totally invalidates the clause in the agreement. Lol
That last scene with Walker and Lloyd is fkn awesome
That's real cowboy shit.
Just that tiny thing where Llloyd takes his hat off and bows his head is gold.
@@dlc1119 2:41
For those who didn’t catch Walker smile after he said that’s what you call low man work Jimmy. That’s the face of a man who just had a really good time with Beth
Walker is one of my favorite characters on Yellowstone.
Same
Same
I like Jimmy the most relate the best but Walker is a good second to me
Walker is fine but he’s down the list compared to a few others!
Why he can’t sing he’s not attractive and he just is no actor at all!
From the moment I laid eyes on him it was love at first sight...I was sad when he left and glad when he came back...
Walker is the character set there to remind folks it ain't supposed to be that way. Aint' supposed to be that way anywhere, not just at the ranch.
The Duttons are basically the Corleone's of Montana!... And RIP is their Luca Brasi.
Rip's face when he sees Walker alive always makes me laugh... Lol he was pissed!!
🤣
'but you sure eat our food won't you".... Rip you literally won't let him leave lol
Yellowstone is just a beautifully written westren poetry , I was hooked from season 1, I can't wait until November 13 for season 5.
First clip I seen was on TH-cam, good ol' Rip dealing with the bikers in the field 🤣🤣 then Mia taking a ride with Rip and Jimmie 🤣🤣."when we get back to the ranch, I'm going to kill you, with my bare fn% hands "🤣🤣🤣🤣. I was completely sold on this series. I am impatiently waiting for season 5 to come out on dvd.
It *was* beautifully written western poetry. However, it's turned into an obnoxious soap opera now.
@@ComedyBros5still good tho 🤷♂️
Lots of Larry McMurtry and Lonesome Dove wisdoms and quotable lines.
Walker has such a great voice and his character has become one of my favorites.
The best RIP moment was when he was helping Jaime dispose of the body of the lady he killed and he took the opportunity to frame Walker for the murder. That was too funny and brilliant.
Funny? More like disturbing
@LethalByChoice or genius
@@anthonycampos8057 Are you ok bro?
@@LethalByChoice uh, what?
@@anthonycampos8057 I don't know how you can look at that scene and think its funny, brilliant and genius. Walker's being manipulated by Rip and practically coerced into committing a crime and being threatened with death if he tries to leave. That's disturbing.
The best thing Walker ever said and truest is "In the Entire Animal Kingdom We are the Meanest and Worst of them All" If that isn't Fact.
Casting Forrie and Ryan for this show just adds to the authenticity... they are real cowboys. I love the rest of the cast as well, best show ever!!!!❤🇺🇸🤠🐎🐃 Happy 4th of July!!!! 🇺🇸🎆✨🎇🧨
Walker is lucky Kayce has a heart and a conscience.
I think they both got lucky. The long black train was ready to take either one that night.
@@tacoswelding8411 you think Rip could take on Kayce?
@@ChuyR.Physically? Absolutely. Without getting took to the train station himself if John found ever out he took his only remaining biological son? Probably not
@@ChuyR.navy seals are badasses but the notion that they are hand to hand combat geniuses is false.
Walker and Kayce are the two most moral people on the show
That opening scene where Rip hires Walker is so important. Giving men who've had to go through the prison system a second chance at life is vital to keeping them from going back.
@El Duderino LOL yeah I didn't really consider that when I wrote that comment. Also all the illegal stuff you'll be asked to do (which Walker justifiably balked at).
@@EclipseCircle That's why most are ex-cons 🤣 It's not only about second chances but really having no other options than doing what they do for John and the ranch
People like that are usually the ones who are easy to manipulate/control too. The ones who are desperate.
Given the ranch using them to commit criminal acts.
This is sarcasm right? They use felons as obedient dogs and murder them if they fall out of line. This reminds me of people idolizing Tony Soprano and the other mobsters.
Huh. Walker not only made Rip break his own no-fighting rule, but he kept his word and didn't swing a fist either. Just a knife. Pretty solid storytelling if it's intentional.
I really wanted to see Walker at least cut Rip😂
21:26 what a beautiful scene…. You could feel the tension when llyod walks in, and how the scene shifts so fast once he hands Walker the guitar
Well he did stab the guy
@@johncarterofmars47he had the reason for it
His first encounter with Rip is hilarious.
@@abdurharper4287 they know exactly how to talk to each other without starting a fight. When Rip asked about Walkers hat and how he got it, then Walker answers the same about Rips truck, I lost it 😂
All of them are
@@Bethune_Groundstaff good call.
Walker had some stones squaring up with Rip.
Bc people like walker and rip are like water and oil, they don't mix in together, one likes to be his own man and the other likes to do every single thing he's told like if he was some sort of machine. So it's no surprise that they wouldn't get along. I personally can't stand people like rip.
@@pedrorojas0116 he’s a bully not a cowboy
@@annaelisavettavonnedozza9607 where in my comment did I mention a cowboy lmao
Ryan Bingham!! He won an Academy Award in 2010 for his original song The Weary Kind, for the movie Crazy Heart.
Walker was in prison but was not a criminal. His crime was an accident. He did not beat the guy to a bloody pulp. It was an unlucky punch. He was not suited for the job he was hired for. I like him and the moral dilemma he brings to the cast. Hope that he finds a home there but that they keep him away from the rough stuff.
"You want off this ranch, you got it. We get back, I'll drive your ass to the train station myself."
LOL, Walker didn't know how close he came to death right there!
He had an idea. When Kacey took him out there Walker had his knife ready.
He knew. Why do you think he said he’d rather walk?
Aside from Jimmy, Walker has had the best character development on Yellowstone
I like how there’s no fighting on the ranch but rip does nothing but fight
One of my favorite characters. This show reminds me so much of Sons of Anarchy. I know Sheridan produces this and also played in SOA. They’re both well written but I also see a lot of character similarities in both shows.
holy shit! that tune he sang at the end,....... man that moves the heart
Walker is one of my favorite characters and as much as I like Rip, the fact he forced him and, yes, threatened his life upsets me. Rip didn't like that Walker refused to fight and he was jealous of Walker's fling with Beth and wanted to kill him for it. If Kayce had not rode up, Rip would have trampled and killed Walker with his horse. Walker's character got a raw deal in the first place by defending himself in a fight and subsequently going to jail for it. He just wants to do his job as a cowboy and play his music but, sadly, his life is no longer his own. ... PEACE.
Sheila Burns, I agree but Walker made his decision to get the brand, he wasn't forced to! Love the show and can't wait for S5.✌️👌🙏
You missed the point of that scene. Rip wasn't going to kill Walker. He needed to create a reason for him and Kayce to fight, so he went after Walker. Rip knew kayce would stop him, and they would fight it out so Rip could throw the fight, and Kayce would somehow be seen as the new leader. The only reason anything happened in that scene is because John asked Rip to sacrifice everything he had earned. Rip shouldn't be judged too harshly. Walker is a cowboy. He knew what getting branded meant, and he was told only the criminals have them.
@@roytsusui1761If he had all the details of what wearing the brand meant, he wouldn't have been branded.
Rips grin when he says "what do ya mean accessory" 😂legend
They did Walker so dirty. Cuz just let him go and he was with us to his life in peace. Forced him to kill people and shit when he didn't want to p
Cry more
Casey and Rip are like Darth Vader and Grand Moff Tarkin, they listen to the Emperor (John Dutton) and help do the bidding of the Empire. Rip and Casey don’t over power one another but many times Darth Vader (Rip) is running things in combat and Tarkin (Casey) are running the military and building things for the Empire. Really good writing.
Character is just like star war
Best TV show on TV right now. It's the best one since Son's of Anarchy. I think my favorite thing Walker has said so far is "Karma comes in all shape and sizes and I guess it's me today". Kayce and Walker have been my favorite characters I'd have to say but I love them all
Trent, I'm gonna take a liberty and suggest a show to you called Mr Inbetween. It's on Hulu and Disney plus. Each episode is only 25 minutes long. If you like Kayce and Walker, yer gonna absolutely love Ray Shoesmith. Gimme a shout back if you end up watching it, like to hear your thoughts.
@@thedudeabides3138 wish I could watch them but I don't have anything but satellite. I've thought about getting some of those like Netflix, Disney+, and others but I'd have to get rid of my satellite and I watch alot of shows that aren't on streaming networks. I'm really excited wait on that spinoff of Yellowstone to start. Think it's going to be call 6666 or The Four 6s.
Sons of Anarchy was my favorite show until the final season
Kayce and Walker are my 2 favorite ppl on yellowstone.
I wish the part where Beth asks Walker to sing her a sad song so she can cry, and he sings Hallelujah. I can't find a clip of that anywhere. Walker definitely has a talent for withdrawing tears to make Beth, the ice queen, sob like a baby.
I was a Bingham fan before the show..
Good to see him going places
That scene when walker was getting into the car he drove Jamie looks like he's from a Tim Burton movie
So glad this video was finally made! Walker and lloyd are my two favorites in the show. Seeing them come to an understanding was amazing! Unfortunately the way Lloyd's direction has gone I wouldn't be surprised if they end up killing him off in the next season or two. 😩🥺
@W. Dearth exactly!
@W. Dearth well of course.. I stated lloyd as one of my favs. I don't think he will die by the hand of the dutton ranch.. Will be a enemy.
@@Yomomma45738 they kill Lloyd, Rip will tear into em like a rabid wounded grizzly.
@@nomadhakunamatata5793 thats why I think they will end up killing him. So we can watch rip go on a killing streak lol
@@Yomomma45738 won't be a kill streak at that point. It'll be wholesale slaughter. Natural disaster on 2 legs.
Always amazes me how he survived making enemies of both Rip and Lloyd.
Walker and Jamie are two guys who're never really bad but forced to the wall to fight back and then blamed for it.
15:37 Rip knew that voice before Lloyed even looked at him…
Of course he did, Ryan Bingham has achieved some of the greatest accolades a musician can achieve in this world. And in some dive roadhouse in Dillon, MT...that would have been a great set. Lol
Yellowstone is Godfather. John is Vito, Kaycee is Michael, the son from season 1 is Sonny (he got killed) , Jamie is Fredo,the weak son that was getting punked in Vegas, Beth is Tom(Robert Duvall) the consultant, Rip is just the muscle and the cowboys are the goons. That's why this show is so good. The layout is classic.
I'm just a young man from Southern California, this show really tugs on my heart.
Hate to hear that soon as you can get out of that liberal shit hole
This was the video that made me start watching Yellowstone. Best decision ive ever made.
The best casting decision the staff has made in four seasons.
Lloyd really learned and was also able to teach a room of men how to apologize and earn back lost respect. A lesson to be taken.
Rip should get his own show or spin off show because he killed this show really good
Llyods exhale when Walker says it’s a better guitar
Lloyd knew he was wrong and saw himself In walker… this is how all quarrels should be settled… shakes hand and keep pushing
I like how when Lloyd buys Walker the guitar, it's the first and only time you see Lloyd a little bit unsure, like you can see him shuffling around, he's not sure if it's a good or not. But he has a little bit of fear that really made the scene spectacular.
Walker is my favorite character
I love how even teeter tears up when he's singing
"You'll never meet a man that has killed more men than me, but I ain't never murdered one", dammit Casey, stop one upping everyone.
Notice Lloyd didnt say the words "im sorry" after handing him the guitar. Actions speak louder than words
something that absolutely drives me nuts about this show is how they make the Cummins sound like gas engines
"There's something evil about this place.
You feel that?
It's like the land don't want us here."
I didn't know that Walker was part of the four 6666 just like Jimmy Hurdstrume who went There for turning himself forward
Ironically the main thing Walker and Lloyd had in common was they both almost dug their own graves in almost the exact same arrogant way.
That guitar gifting scene was something a lot of people today should learn from. Its definitely my top 5 favorite moments in the show.
They guy literally tried to kill him with a knife through the heart... like wtf? The guitar is the least of my concerns....
@@m01florestotally deserved
Best character in the show imo. Few of his scenes brought me to tears
How did Walker get the sense knocked into him in the bunkhouse when prison didn't do it? The old man must have a good punch.. or stab.
i think because in prison it’s expected you already know what you’re going into when you get locked up in the free world it’s unpredictable
Rip, Kayce, and Walker