Neal's unrealistic bedside monologue to his daughter was enough to make my husband leave the room and quit the series. I decided to stick it out to the end of the episode, but the scene at the beach bar ended it for me. It was a dog's breakfast. There's NO WAY someone with Cruz's training and life experience would have been fooled by a wannabe date rapist, and there's NO WAY Joe would have lost sight of her. Points for the vengeance scene in the woods though.
As much as I've enjoyed Taylor Sheridan's other writing (Yellowstone, 1883, Tulsa King) with the exception of 1923 - I just can't take more of this series.
As much as I've enjoyed Taylor Sheridan's other writing (Yellowstone, 1883, Tulsa King) with the exception of 1923 - I just can't take more of this series.
