Name: 'Cigarettes, Whiskey, a Meadow and You' Behind the Story | Yellowstone | Paramount Network
Uploaded: 2025-07-18T17:56:53.000Z
Duration: 7 min 21 s
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When Moe and his family run outside and they see these military helicopters flying very low, it brings a concern to Moe.

But he's also trying to remain cool, and he has to go investigate.

Under the premise of security, it's just hostile, and it's just a re-triggering of a generational trauma.

I can understand Anta's desire to push her own ideas, but that's beyond the pale in terms of really circumventing

I don't need your permission to assemble, and neither does the council.

This is greeting the president of the United States.

I'm feeling like all the things that I've built are gonna be an undermine now.

I'm his director of Native American affairs, and he's going to endorse Martin.

Now we're getting to look deeper into Broken Rock and see what's happening within that reservation itself amongst our very own people, and that really puts Rainwater on his toes.

Another challenge I've got to hold the rest together.

As far as the spring gathering, those are big days, difficult days.

You know, there's no bullshit when it comes to it.

Taylor likes to shine a light on that Western lifestyle.

That's always been my favorite part of doing the show.

To be a part of something this big, you can't fathom it.

We all care about the authenticity, and when we say 1,000 head of cattle, we put 1,000 head of cattle in a field and push them.

They're usually pretty hot days and long days, but they're really fun.

Every actor's out there for 14 hours, you know, dusty, getting it done.

If you're in this cast, we're not putting you on a hobby horse and going...

The more you can do, the more authentic it's going to feel, and the more the audience is going to love it.

If we get dirty, this is what cowboying is.

Those are the days where you kind of pinch yourself, and you're like, man, I'm so lucky to be here.

It's an opportunity for Grip to take Beth and show her a bit of, you know, his life.

We see her in an element that we've never seen her in.

She doesn't get to do much to experience it.

To be with the land in that way that ignites something in her, it connects her more to part of herself that she had not really been aware of.

She starts to get joy out of it, and it kind of continues into this beautiful scene in the meadow.

Rip takes her as a surprise, and they ride through the stream, and he takes her to this place, and it's the perfect meadow.

It's almost like she's just found paradise, and you can see that she's so moved, obviously, by him doing that for her and finding this place for her.

But for the first time, I see a potential for happiness.

It's just a wonderfully written scene of these two people that are in love.

Summer's sort of, she's a stranger in a strange land, and so what's interesting is that now she's got time to wander.

She has moments to just walk in the world and to wander into people.

Monica, she's kind of Summer's first point of contact for understanding the ranch.

They're able to open up and talk to each other.

I'm not really sure what this place represents.

She loves where she lives, and she has such a connection to the land.

They defy it, which is why they always crumble.

Everywhere I go, I get a lecture in this place.

In her time here, she's realizing that there is more common ground between the two perspectives.

When Monica finds Summer at the cemetery, there's just a beautiful connection between the two women because she gets a sense of with the joy comes a lot of pain and that we are fighting for something.

When I say we give everything to this land,

Summer starts to learn more about how much they care about the land through Monica's vision of the family and the ranch.

I think what this season has that we haven't explored as much is the Duttons in the world.

They're a part of a bigger fabric of Montana.

The branding is a sort of celebration of community.

When Emmett dies, it's important to community.

Guys, get this. Go, go, turn around. Go, go, go, go.

This character that we've seen, we've never met his wife, but it was an important moment to see J.D. coming up and being with this person and holding this person.