While Beth says goodbye to Rip as she tells him that she wants them to go on a ride together without any further details about where they’re going means that he’ll spend the whole day thinking about her and the mysterious plans that rattle through her beautiful head. Mornings are an interesting time on the Yellowstone-Dutton ranch. There’s a lot to dig into this week so let’s recap the latest episode of “Yellowstone” titled “I Want to Be Him”… Summer Nights, Winter Mornings
Kayce got a fresh start with a new home he’ll share with Monica and Tate but he also ran into a familiar face while investigating some horse thieves on the Broken Rock reservation. Jamie was horrified to learn that Garrett could even possibly be behind such a horrific act but now his worst suspicions have been realized and he’s got to reconcile those feelings in his own mind now as he figures out who truly deserves his trust and devotion.Įlsewhere this week, the animosity between Lloyd and Walker finally boils over and there was plenty of bloodshed before the fight ended.
Jamie then sought out to meet his real father, who just so happened to go away to prison for several years after killing his junkie mother.įast forward to “Yellowstone” season 4 and Jamie has discovered the awful truth that his birth father Garrett Randle was behind the assassination attempt that nearly killed every member of the Dutton family. In the world of “Yellowstone,” there is no compromising when it comes to loyalty and several characters had that tested in the latest episode - none bigger or more important than Jamie Dutton.Īfter serving as his family’s legal muscle when the series first started, Jamie has since murdered somebody, covered it up, lost his girlfriend and child, been humiliated by his sister (on numerous occasions) and then his entire world caved in around him after discovering that he was actually adopted. In the “Yellowstone” recap, Jamie confronts his father, John wakes up to trouble and the battle between Lloyd and Walker finally boils over…
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