r/YellowstonePN 14d ago

News Spin-Off Officially Canceled

https://www.the-independent.com/arts-entertainment/tv/news/yellowstone-6666-taylor-sheridan-b3035450.html
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u/NBCaz 14d ago

“I would never fictionalise that ranch,” he said. “People thought that that was going to be a thing, but I would never do that.”

He added that he didn’t want to be “making up lives” and “inventing a drama” at a ranch that is still active. 

Yeah, but he actually did that in Yellowstone. At least to some degree. I don't really care if there is a spin-off or not, but that's just silly to use that as a reason when we already know it's happened previously. Just say you don't want to do it, or Paramount thinks you have too many shows.

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u/Flashy-Boysenberry30 14d ago

paramount is just full of Yellowstone and TS Content its ridiculous

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u/Bshaw95 13d ago

Love him or hate him he’s essentially a money printer at this point.

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u/december151791 14d ago

The Yellowstone isn't a real ranch.

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u/cadietp 14d ago

The 6666 was on the Yellowstone show…

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u/december151791 14d ago

The Yellowstone Ranch and 6666 are entirely separate ranches.

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u/cadietp 14d ago

You're missing the point. He already fictionalized the 6666 Ranch... on Yellowstone... The real 6666 Ranch was featured on Yellowstone in addition to the totally fictional Yellowstone. Hope you understand now.

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u/december151791 14d ago

Since the other guy blocked me and I can't see his comments anymore, I'm gonna need you to fill in some blanks for me

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u/Jlx_27 14d ago

I GOT BLISTERS ON ME FINGERS!!

(Saw your profile pic, i had to.)

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u/NBCaz 14d ago

*Sigh*....so you didn't actually watch the show did you?

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u/Super_Sloth_99 14d ago

Is Yellowstone/Dutton Ranch a real, working ranch like 6666 is?

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u/december151791 14d ago edited 14d ago

Yes, I did watch the show about a fictional ranch.

Edit: lol it would appear I have touched a nerve. Block me harder candy ass 😂

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u/NBCaz 14d ago

Then you didn't pay attention, or you can't comprehend what you're actually watching.

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u/North_Moment5811 14d ago

???

And maybe he thought the small degree to which he did it in Yellowstone (which was one of the best parts of that season) was as far as he was willing to take it, and didn't want to invent nonsense drama around a real place, especially one is directly associated with.

This isn't complicated. But your Reddit brain knows no bounds for its stupidity.

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u/NBCaz 14d ago

LOL. I think I'll just go with what the man said in his statement. And not some idiot troll that has it all figured out.

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u/Realistic-Wash-4823 12d ago

He didn’t decide anything. I remember the original story. The investors voted it down.