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Look, credit where its due:Yellowstoneis still capable of putting out a pretty good episode!
It makes you wonder why more of the show cant be like this.
As promised, Jamie is already hard at work on undoing his late fathers legacy.
That requires the cooperation of Steven Rawlings, the lieutenant governor stepping up to replace John at the top.
Soon Bozeman could be the new Jackson Hole, she warns him.
But what matters here is that Jamies plan is moving forward successfully.
But at least she earns the trust of Lynelle, who may have a job for her.
We saw it earlier in this very episode.
Detective Dillard opens back up the investigation and, at Kayces urging, holds a press conference about it.
The timing might be sketchy, but it goes over well with the assembly.
Jamie is spiraling, and its not just because of this latest news.
Kayce finally visits his office to confront him about Johns murder, throwing him onto the desk.
But she doesnt see much of a path forward now, either.
Theres no preserving this place, only prolonging its collapse.
She slaps right back, as expected, and storms out.
Except, in the end, that arrangement gets her killed.
Jamie calls Sarah almost immediately after she leaves to apologize, and they do make up.
Its a pretty shocking moment, especially because this show doesnt kill people offthatoften these days.
Lets see if we can keep that going for the last three.
Again, though, I wouldve preferred we just see all this stuff in the premiere instead.
I actually cant believe there was another get a room scene with Tate disgusted by his parents kissing.
I feel like Im getting Punkd at this point.
Beth snarling you leave him to me made me laugh.
She seemed genuinely worried her one brother would take away her opportunity to kill her other brother.
But how about you, man?
Congratulations to Kevin Costners body double, whos getting a surprising amount of work this season.
We dont take cash.
Oh, thats not my problem.
Youll figure it out.
Youll sort of be missed, Sarah.
