Yellowstone Final Season SHOCKS With a THIRD Death



Spoiler alert! ‘Yellowstone’ shocks fans with another surprising death in season 5’s final episodes, which air on Paramount Network. In episode 12, ‘Counting Coup,’ Denim Richards’ cowboy character, Colby Mayfield, suffers fatal blows from a wild horse while trying to save teenage ranch hand Carter. Meanwhile, Kayce’s investigation surrounding who killed his father, John Dutton, leads him to a serious confrontation where he threatens a hitman’s daughter at gunpoint.

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  1. Horses don't attack…humans. They give a pinned back ears waring…and how in the hell did the kid get in there. What would happen kid slowly back away, and cowboy boy hole a guide…Going after a horse in a stall…come on. In a pasture a horse would charge but no attack. Only thing they charge at is another stallion after his mares…and they will fight to death at times. I am so mad. With all the horses being rounded up and killed…they show this..now a bunch of wieners will think all the lies are true. This show was ok…but only taight shoot those and hide him…over land. That horses are nothing but livestock. A ranch that size…come on. People watch this and think they can shoot anything now. Or anyone.

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  2. Completely senseless to the plot much less any horse person would ask why:

    Why is Carter filling a muck bucket with water?
    Why is the water bucket in the corner, on the ground where the horse can easily kick it over or crap in it?
    Why doesn’t Colby grab a pitchfork and push the stupid horse back instead of charging in there with stick?
    If Carter can find the shotgun real fast why didn’t Colby find it faster and just shoot the horse himself?

    Other than the scene with Kayce and Mo, this whole episode was so poorly written it embarrassing to think how this sucker will end with only two episodes left.

    I do agree with Teeter. He should have suffered a bit longer for her to say goodbye. Again, poor writing.
    Calling Jimmy Dumb every chance he gets seems to be the extent of Taylor Sheridans acting abilities.

    And speaking of Teeter. Did you notice when she took the saddle off, while talking to Walker, she spoke clear English?

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  3. Well his lines were lazy and this is the only dramatic scene he had besides him and tater being ridiculed. Stay tune for more shockers in next 2 episodes. Can't wait for Beth's death and Jamie takes over the ranch.

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  4. This was totally unnecessary…I think they are trying to rap up the show and what better way to distance the fans from the show is to piss them off killing an innocent beloved character……..Sorta like when walking Dead killed off Glenn….but not as gruesomly sickingly dramatic (Thank you for not doing it like that, by the way) ~Mad in Missouri~

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  5. This death felt incredibly cheap. Kevin leaving the show killed the plot. it feels like things are just happening for the sake of shock value now. They should have taken more time to plan or just flat out cancel the 2nd part because it’s doing a great disservice to the story they have fleshed out. Rip trying to keep things together while John’s kids go after Jamie is interesting and can easily carry if done correctly but killing off characters especially ones they have slowly built up since season 1 with a cheap death just leaves a bad taste in everyone’s mouth. If Colby died like this it’s actually ridiculous that Jim is still alive especially after all his rodeo nonsense

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  6. This isn't the send off to give a day one character. If you're gonna kill off a guy who's been around that long, it should be something to impact the main plot. Not some throw-away "it's a dangerous job" accident.

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