The anticipation is mounting for the season two premiere of "Land Man," just days away. Hosts Addison and Billy rekindle excitement by recapping the previous season and sharing fan favorites through engaging audience polls. The discussion naturally flows into key plot points and character developments hinted at in the trailers, notably focusing on Cammy's challenges and the intricate secrets involving her late husband’s dealings.

Recapping Season One and Poll Insights

With just five days until the premiere, the hosts reflect on the highlights of season one. The show has a compelling narrative that blends family dynamics with the complexities of the oil business. In a recent fan poll conducted on YouTube, characters were a significant topic of discussion. Poll results revealed that most fans favored Tommy, with Cooper and Aninsley trailing behind. The eccentric character of Rebecca didn’t attract much attention, highlighting varying audience preferences.

Key Characters and Their Evolution

Cammy emerges as a central figure, stepping into a leadership role following her husband’s passing. Trailers depict her navigating the oil industry amidst revelations of fraud and betrayal, signaling a tumultuous journey ahead. Meanwhile, the relationship dynamics between Tommy and Cooper hint at escalating conflicts as Cooper attempts to chart his own path in the shadows of Tommy's influence.

Character Trajectories: Cammy, Tommy, and Cooper

Cammy is not just another supporting character. With hints of unraveling secrets from her husband’s past surfacing, she faces immense pressure. Clips from the trailer illustrate her being undermined as merely a trophy wife, igniting her determination to prove her worth in a male-dominated industry. Her assertive lines in the trailer — “Why don’t you let me sell this thing?” — suggest a fierce resolve to reclaim control.

As for Tommy and Cooper, the details released so far paint a picture of intrigue and struggle. Tommy's father, played by Sam Elliott, adds layers to his character. History between them suggests that unresolved family issues will shape Tommy's decisions moving forward. Cooper, embodying the journey of a young man torn between loyalty and ambition, is likely to face trials that challenge his integrity in this ruthless world.

Fan Engagement and Speculation

What makes the conversation even richer is the active engagement from fans, who are encouraged to share their theories. The hosts humorously address a range of opinions on characters and plotlines, adding a relatable touch to the discourse surrounding the show. It’s clear that fans are invested not just in the outcomes of the characters but in the deeper moral dilemmas they face.

Anticipation for Season Two

As excitement for the season builds, audiences anticipate engaging storylines that will intertwine personal struggles with the overarching narrative of power and deception in the oil business. The interplay of character relationships promises drama while raising questions about loyalty and ethical boundaries.

With the premiere just around the corner, viewers are poised for an emotional and exhilarating ride. The combination of humor, tension, and character-driven plots sets the stage for a compelling continuation of "Land Man," making it a must-watch for fans and newcomers alike.

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Transcript

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Hello, Addison. >> Hi, Billy. You're so much more excited. I mean, I I always welcome your enthusiasm. I'm cold over here, so I'm not as I'm like, "Hi, Billy." >> It's a very chilly November day. >> It is. This Texas girl is still, this is my second winter, and I have yet to acclimate and I just don't think I'm going to. But I am excited to talk about we're one week closer to the premiere, >> five days away from season two of Land Man. >> So, kind of here's my plan. We're going to record this podcast and then I'm going to get the audio version live and then I'm going to immediately watch uh episode one of season two. So, I have that ready. I have been just champing at the bit to watch this, but I didn't I I wanted to give everybody I didn't want to accidentally give something away if I'm being honest. Yeah. >> But I also wanted to kind of be there with the people as we sort of talk about it. >> Um very excited to watch that premiere. >> Well, that's I I kind of did that I think I think for L man where then it just last season where then it starts to get confusing where I started talking to you and you're like, "Shut up. Shut up. That's not yet. That's not yet. Wrong episode." I'm like, "Yeah, okay. I can't put the cart before the horse. Oh, can't wait till Sunday night. Sorry, [laughter] Carrie. Not for Sunday Night Football. >> Yeah, fair enough. Uh Johnny's in. I see Stacy on the chat. Um a couple of others as well have joined the chat. And as always, you can join the chat. Questions, comments, just reactions to things we're saying. I think today we're really going to get a chance to sort of >> have some takes on season two. You know, last week was more of a recap, kind of getting you up to speed about season one. We'll have a few takes, a couple theories, and we always encourage your theories as well if you have them. >> Absolutely. Well, let's begin. For those who have been longtime listeners, we do trivia. >> Do we have But it's going to be different today. >> Yeah, we're kicking trivia towards the later in the podcast. >> If you refer to the rundown sheet, I I sent you, Addison. Twitter is actually >> towards the end. Instead, I have a new feature. This is a uh a fan poll and I asked this on on YouTube um about a week or two ago. Real simple. Who is your favorite Yellowstone character? And here's the results. YouTube only allows you to have four options, which is a little bit unfortunate. So, I put Tommy, Angela, Aninsley, and then Rebecca. >> No one cares about her. >> She did not fare very well, did she? [laughter] >> No. 6%. The rest are 12 1270 >> which I actually disagree. >> You want to know which character people wanted to write in. >> Who? >> Cooper. Lot of Cooper fans. >> Cooper kind of drives me nuts. >> Why? Well, I mean, maybe he doesn't drive me nuts, but I think his personality is like a rock and he feels a little lost to me. >> And so, >> he um which is not his fault. That is his character, but just sometimes I'm like he doesn't seem super dynamic >> yet. I feel like he he's a little bit more everyman like right like we don't know a lot of people like Angela but we do know a lot of people like Cooper who once you kind of get to know him you understand the intricacies of their personality >> the sense of humor and those kind of things. Um but I can see what you're saying. He wasn't as fully fleshed in season one because he spends so much dang time at the hospital. True. >> True. Well, let's Today we're gonna be covering the two trailers that were released. There's only two to my knowledge. I I only watched two if there's [laughter] more than that. Um, and so kind of what we're expecting to see, what we learned from the two trailers. >> So, Billy, I kind of want to start with Angela and Anley if that's cool with you. >> Yeah. Um, Angela and Aninsley, it it's it's a little bit difficult to get a feel for how they're going to be involved in some of the central plot points for season 2. As far as I can tell, Angela is going to continue to kind of be Angela, mother of the household, um, in charge of that family dinner, very much supporting her daughter, Anley, who is moving on to college. Now, Aninsley appears to have picked her university, which by the way, I think is going to involve some drama because there's a cast member, a new Miriam Silverman, I believe is her name, who's added she's going to be part of the cast this year as an admissions counselor or person at a college. >> I got to imagine that there's some sort of friction between Angela and whoever this admissions person is. That's the point of her being in the series. I wonder if it'll have to do with like Tommy Norris at all and like the drama that comes with the family maybe or like I don't know, maybe not. >> All I do >> I'm not I'm not 100% certain myself. I think um I don't know. I think they're going to continue to be sort of periphery characters um that support Tommy and what he's got going on business-wise. Uh, but maybe not main plot point characters yet. >> What we do learn is that Aninssley makes the TCU cheer team. >> That's all I >> see go. What is their logo? The >> frogs. I think it's this, right? >> Oh, yeah. Horn Frog. >> They're the horn frogs, >> right? >> Because that's why at Texas A&M we say gigum. Gigging the frogs. That's a whole thing. We don't need it. That's but different podcast for a different day. >> Oh, [laughter] is that really there? It's because of a rivalry once upon a time between those schools. >> Mhm. >> They say gig them like gigging the frogs. >> Learn something new every day. Uh, [laughter] >> so essentially they we don't we don't learn a ton in the trailer other than they are going to once again prove to be I mean we see a few scenes with Angela where she's it looks like they're hosting probably some type of like graduation party for Ansley where there's a ton of TCU get up and then she starts throwing Angela starts throwing plates at Tommy classic what's new about their toxic relationship. So, I think once again, we're just they we kind of said last episode, but they're just the the personality hires a little bit to add some spice. >> Now, I do think Aninsley had a boyfriend in season one, Ryder. I suspect Ryder will be back, at least to start the season. Um, we need >> I feel like we need an end to that relationship. He can't just be written off and all of a sudden she has a new man. >> Um, >> Billy, have you learned anything about Taylor Sheridan shows? He definitely does write people off and we never get some closed circles. He and Ryder seemed like a generally good guy too, right? Like he was for the most part respectful and he wants to play football as well, maybe at a different university. Maybe that's what kind of sends them on their way. Um, the other people that I think are going to come back as it pertains to Angelie and Angela is the folks at the old folks home. Uh, Ethel maybe. Is there an ethel episode, too? He's really, y'all, he's determined to have these elderly people come back into season two. And I want that for you. I just that's not something keeping me up at night, Billy. >> Well, they're fun, right? They're entertaining. Bob, I believe Bob was the the the one older um one of the older guys around the table. So, I think they'll be back. But yeah, I think that's just about it for Anley and Angela, as far as we can tell through the trailer. Cammy. Now, Cammy, let me read this real quick. Are there any of the characters in this show related to anyone in Yellowstone? No. Jeremiah from the uh uh YouTube chat. By the way, this is the first time we've ever been on Facebook and YouTube. So, if you're on Facebook watching, hey, welcome. We're going to try this on Facebook once or twice and see what happens. Engage with us. Let us know you're out there. But to answer Jeremiah's question, no. The only relationship between the two shows is Taylor Sheridan is the writer and creator of both. And that's why we're kind of covering [snorts] Land Man. It's just the Taylor Sheridan connection. But no, there's no one from the Yellowstone universe that's intersected >> with the Land Man universe. And I kind of hope it stays that way. >> I agree. Let's not complicate things. And they're just so drastically two different lanes that I mean makes sense when we were trying to connect characters of 1883 and 1923, but at this point this is a whole different category. >> Yeah. >> Um, okay. Wait, back to Cammy. >> Yep. I we see her in these two trailers very much so stepping in to the leadership role now that her husband or the owner uh Tommy's much more like the leader of of um Mtex or yeah Mex. >> Why don't you let me sell? >> But oh >> ask and I shall receive. Um but >> Cammy is the one who ultimately you know has final say. She she's the owner and you can start to see maybe the unraveling. I mean, multiple scenes she's looking through her late husband's files, and I, you know, we hear them talking about um fraud and different things that I think a lot's going to come to light that Kamy's going to have to deal with from her husband's past um that she wasn't aware of and maybe honestly not equipped for, but she's trying not to sink the ship. Um I think it'll be interesting. For the most part, to my knowledge, in the trailers, she has a good relationship. I mean, tension, yes, but good relationship with Tommy. >> I kind of think by the end of the season, I don't know if they're going to be friends. >> So, I have four clips from the two trailers. And what I've done is I've kind of >> rearranged them to form a narrative that I think makes sense. And these are all Cammy related. >> Okay. >> All right. So, you ready? Here's clip n. They're all pretty short and if you're just listening in on the audio version, um if there's anything that I need to describe to you, we will. But these first three, I believe, um you can enjoy as just an audio only experience. >> But he's dead, Tommy. And now what? I'm supposed to let his trophy wife go and try to pull permits from the railroad commission? >> I run the company. She owns it. But if you want to fight about it, lawyer up, big boy. Let's go. >> All right. There we have Cammy >> grieving but also moving on with the company >> with some skepticism from the banks or other oil company executives. We don't know who that person is. He refers to her as a trophy wife. That's certainly not a compliment. Uh or nor is it any belief that she can do the job. >> Um >> clip two shows that she is out to be much more than just a trophy wife. >> Why don't you let me sell this thing? I want success. Get it for me. I want success. Get it for me. I I'm like pop off queen. I want to see Cammy run the world. Go girl. We'll see. It looks like she's going to have a few breakdowns to run the world, but that's okay. >> Yeah. Uh, also the get it for me, >> get it >> speaks to what you're talking about. you know, he's talking about how he runs it and she's using him as an employee who can do her bidding. >> I don't like that. I mean, I like it in terms of the drama. It's going to be great, but I don't like it in terms of like peace for Tommy and his family. I feels like that is going to be the seed to some of the tension that I think you alluded to, >> right? I'm also excited. >> Clip number >> Oh, nope. This is really not important. So, play clip number three. >> Clip number three. This has to do with what she discovers looking through the emails of her late husband, Monty. >> Tommy, I have gone through every email, every file. And I now know why Monty was so stressed. >> Embezzlement, insurance fraud, wire fraud. >> Oh god. >> Embezzlement. Lots of fraud. >> Insurance fraud. Wire fraud. Oh god. [laughter] >> Oh god. >> Um, so yeah, he was uh he was dealing with some bad people. He was either operating solo or he was dealing with some bad actors on the side to sort of keep his company afloat or pad his pockets >> fighting that while trying to keep the company going when it's vulnerable. You pe people are going to come coming after her and probably start coming after the company in some pretty major ways. >> Gosh. and she's finding out all of this for the first time, which is makes sense of why she's unraveling. >> So, clip four, and this is the last one. I'm going to play it without audio, and I'll just describe what's happening because the audio actually doesn't correspond to what's happening with the visual. Um, so I'm just going to play this here and I'll describe it. >> If we never keep our word, >> we see Cammy running, talking to lawyers, she's having a chat, and now she's being approached by a man with a file in his hand and a cheap suit. Uh, two men point guns at that man. He gets down on his knees, puts his hands up in the air, and conceds his point. What does that look like to you? >> It looks like Well, I don't really know. It looks like either someone's hired a hitman for Cammy or >> what's he going to do? Kill her with a with a a vanilla folder. [laughter] >> Is he serving her? >> Serving her? I think he's serving her. I think that's absolutely what's happening is that he's serving her papers >> on charges of embezzlement, wire fraud, insurance fraud or something cuz to the degree to which she's culpable or or can be charged for these remains to be seen, right? She was the wife, so she was attached, but who knows to what extent, I guess, >> right? I'm really excited. This is an aside, but um for those who weren't with us season one, I'm from Austin, Texas um and have tons of family in Dallas and in Fort Worth. And so where she was just running, that's my aunt and uncle's golf course. And so I'm interested to hear um I remember they were saying that they watched some of the scenes being filmed out there. So I'll have to ask if they ever saw Demi Moore um [clears throat] running in that whole scene. I'm kind of curious. >> Wow. Can I >> I told you that >> your aunt and uncle like just living the posh lifestyle out there. I assume that's a nice golf course, right? That's not just like a >> Let's just say this. >> Yeah. They've done well with their life and they have no kids, so no additional expenses. [laughter] >> Okay. >> So, we'll have to get from them. Let let me uh take a quick pivot here and ask um during our last season of the podcast, we did an episode or two on land man and you talked about um a grandfather who knew this business >> uh a little what I believe it was Papa J. >> Papa J. Yeah, that was a great memory. He teaches oil and gas law at Texas Tech University. Uh, has Papa Jay chimed in with any opinions on The Land Man? >> He hasn't. He doesn't like the show because they swear so much in it and he feels like he's he's the type of papa that No, he's the one who mutes um the commercials because it's too loud. He loves his western movies, but um this show is just too much for the him and so he always mutes. But I will also say they only have cable and I don't think Paramount [laughter] Plus is on. Like I don't think he has any way to watch this. >> He's not a streamer. Okay. >> He's not a streamer. He's he barely has he has a flip phone that he barely uses. He communicates via email. [laughter] >> You reminded me of some one of the a little bit of a brewing argument right now with regards to Angela and Aninsley. You mentioned the swearing and how Papa Jay doesn't like it. A lot of people don't like or some people critics of the show don't appreciate how Angley and Angela are often halfdressed, very provocative. Um, I don't know if they're the strongest. I don't know if they they're representing women. For some people, they're not representing women in the way they they feel like they should be represented. And people have sort of extrapolated that to say like Tara Shaylor Sheridan, the way he writes female characters is doing um the gender a disservice. Where do you stand there? >> He he definitely leans more into the sex appeal for sure. And really when I'm saying that I guess I see it a little bit on Yellowstone, but I really see it on or wait was no sorry uh I was thinking 192 1923 or 1883. Didn't see it as much there but I did see it on Yellowstone and obviously Land Man. I mean if we think of the the bunk house girls Hassie Harrison her hassie Harrison that's her >> that's right Laramie. Laramie like her character. There's definitely emphasis on the sex appeal for sure. Um like he's not getting any ugly looking people. >> Well, no, [laughter] that's true. Um but some of the men are not traditionally handsome. I think you could say. I'm not going to go as far as to call Jacob Laughlin ugly, but he's not traditionally handsome. Would Would you agree with that? >> He does not have the chin. H a classic Hollywood chin >> like John Ham does. >> But I I will say to your original question with specifically Land Man, I do think we could there's an extreme that I think he could water it down a little bit, but it kind of doesn't bug me because I think it adds to the contrast of what we're working with and that's coming from. You need to have those extremes, right? You can't have all Coopers because that'd be kind of a difficult. You can only have one Cooper. So, Angela and Aninsley work on this as an extreme. Now, they are countered quite nicely, I think, by Rebecca Falconee, Kayla Wallace's character, >> um, with regards to that show. And then if you sort of look outside of Land Man in general, >> yeah, Taylor Sheridan has shows like Lioness, which is all about strong women in the military. Beth Dutton was a very strong woman. Uh Helen Marin's character Anara was strong. Margaret Dutton was certainly a strong So he has strong females. Now to be my own devil advocate, almost all of those women end up naked at some point during the series. Save >> I think I I went back and I looked it was Helen Marin, Faith Hill, and so far Wallace >> are the only ones who haven't um >> oh haven't >> shed clothes or been in a bikini or something. >> Okay. cuz I was like I don't think Aninsley has and I don't think that would be appropriate. >> No, I wouldn't. But she's certainly been uh fully clothed. [laughter] >> Yeah, fair. >> And he does push it too far. I think I think back at Sarah Atwood and that ridiculous lingerie scene with Jamie after he um after she kills John Dutton in season five of Landon. like she shows up with like glasses wearing pract I mean that was like >> I was a guy and I was rolling my eyes like that I [laughter] feel that was too far. >> Yeah I don't disagree. >> I like the provocative nature of the show and I can see why people are offended by the cursing and if that's your out that's your out but um I grew up with worse so I think it was more so with Yellowstone. I mean, my nana only watches like G-rated movies, which I'm like, "Sweet nana, G [snorts] is now PG." Like, that's the kind of where we start. But I think with Yellowstone, I think my papa's issue is more so like during that time, were they really using the F-word? I think it was more so like truly the like time frame, I think, was his issue. Um, I do have a lot of questions at Christmas over the oil business, which somehow we always end up in conversation about oil. So, >> so I have some photos here. I'm just going to kind of roll as we sort of set up our next topic. These are just Paramount Plus provided photos from season 2. You kind of get a feel of of what we're looking for, but um nothing I wanted to stop on necessarily. I just thought they were interesting. >> Oh, Sam Elliott, who I'm excited to Oh, we should just, you know, talk about him next after these photos if you want. >> Yeah, I I think Sam Elliott is probably the reason to watch, right? Like I mean that was the title of this video as well. Sam Elliott's dark side and we have learned a fair bit about his character I think. >> Um let's start with uh this clip. >> Hey P. What's the plan here for bringing you home? >> You take a long hard look at me. I wasted 60 years on hope. We've avoided telling each other the truth for a long time. Let's not start now. >> You don't even know the game you're playing, do you? >> We've avoided telling each other the truth. Let's not start [laughter] now. >> So, that was that was literally all of the Sam Elliot footage from the two trailers, but a lot you can take away from that. What stands out to you? I think what stands out to me is that we're going to maybe under with the entering of Sam Elliot's character, Tommy Norris's dad. I think we're going to probably better understand kind of where Tommy came from and maybe generational demons that like are going to fully form his character, who he is today that we need Sam Elliot's character to come in for. or even the way like Tommy communicates or you know stuff like that. I think we're gonna have a better understanding that we need his character for. >> I think we'll have a feeling where Sam or where Tommy Norris >> why he's an alcoholic or a former alcoholic. I look at um TL by the way Sam Elliott's character's name is TL. I look at him and he has kind of roomy eyes. He's obviously in poor health, a fractured relationship. >> And the fact that he just hauls off and punches this guy seemingly out of nowhere. >> And if you're just listening, that was one of the scenes. He's in what looks like an a rodeo arena and he just stands up and slugs a dude in the face. >> That screams alcoholic to me, like some alcohol problems, which would fit in with what we know about Tommy Norris. Um, yeah. That and the fact and what he says about we've avoided telling each other the truth. Like clearly a fractured relationship. >> Mhm. >> I'm excited to see Sam Elliott. >> He just keeps getting Taylor Sher the circumstances are for why they why he's coming to live with um the Norrises. I think that he's raised hell in his older age home, wherever they have him, and the administration is like, "We've had it with this man. We've had it with TL. You either come get him or we're throwing him out." And then they come in and they're like, "Okay, we're taking you home." >> Uh, so in reading a USA Today article, I learned that TL's character is a retired wildcatter in the oil business. So, he has oil experiences as well, which explains the quote of you don't even know the game you're playing. >> He kind of knows what Tommy's up against. >> And Addison, please tell the people what is a wildcatter. >> Well, feel free to correct me if I'm incorrect on this, but a wildcatter is someone who goes out on land where there's been no oil drilled yet. And he is one who is essentially like searching if this plot of land will have oil. you drill um and hope that there's something there, but there's no oil rigs already on it that you would know, okay, this this plot of land has oil. Is that right? >> I think that's about right. It's a high risk, high reward operation, >> right? Because if you find it, you get to sort of claim that land, but you fail a lot before you actually find it. And I think it takes a certain personality to be a wildcatterer. And I think that speaks a little bit to who TL is as well. Um, you know, people use wildcatters as sort of a metaphor in a lot of fields, like someone who's a little bit maybe um I don't know if reckless is the right word, but someone who's just a little free and easy. Uh plays around the rule book a little bit. >> Like all that sort of imagery comes with someone who's a wildcatter. >> That fits, doesn't it, though? I mean, that's what I see there from from old TL. No, I I do agree agree with that. >> Tom, uh he actually appears to be in a wheelchair for reasons unknown. And that's about the most we see of him. >> Permanently in a wheelchair, just in a few scenes, >> right? Yeah. Um and again, I'd love to figure out what the reason for that is. So, you know, again, it's that generational thing you talked about. We're going to I think that's going to influence how we see the Tommy Cooper relationship >> going forward. >> Well, Cooper, we can talk about Cooper and Ari Ariana. I will say Cooper in these trailers, you see him starting to go out on his own with what he's wanting to do. Tommy's questioning where he's getting all this money, which makes me think, oh gosh, are we committing fraud? Like, where is he getting is the cartel involved? like how is he getting this money to fund his new adventure? Uh I kind of feel like he's a little bit of the um oh my gosh, I'm forgetting his name on Yellowstone. He went to the Four Sixes Ranch. What is his name? Help me. >> Jimmy. >> Jimmy. He's a little bit of a Jimmy that I think we're going to um naively enter into this. Not that he's naive, but I think it's going to go south because he's just doesn't know enough. Here's the clips from Tommy interacting with Cooper in the trailers. >> You have to know the rules of the game and bend them. And you really have to know them to break them. Hey, where are you? >> I threw a well seven. Dad, I'm playing on the house's money now. >> No, you're playing with the devil's money. >> So, for once in your life, just >> please listen to me. >> We [music] drilled six so far. Who paid for this? >> Who paid for this? >> That appears to me to be the big sort of plot line is who is Cooper in bed with? I don't know the answer to it. There's a lot of possibilities, but clearly he's doing something that's a little bit illicit to fund his oil enterprise. And Tommy's either about to figure it out or has it sort of figured out, but he understands that Cooper, while he's having some success, like things are going to go south for him pretty quickly. hot take. I think because we get a few glimpses of Ariana and Cooper and it's more so just them like shoulderto-shoulder, you know, just letting us know that they're together. [sighs] I think that they aren't going to be a very large plot point in this season. I think that they're just we need to have a romantic couple somewhere in this show and I think they're kind of just going to be it. Like I don't think they're really going to move a plot. Cooper, I think, will on his own move a plot, but I don't think them together are going to be this big plot maker. >> I don't know. Um I mean, they really wor got us worked up about that relationship last season. You think that she's just going to sort of fade away and not be a character at the end of this and he'll move on to another? >> No, no, no, no. I'm not saying that he'll move on to someone else. I just don't think like season one so much of the story line did revolve around them where I think more so we're going to see her step in to like shape maybe his character more like as a man but I don't think we're going to as much have as much of a spotlight on Yeah. Maybe maybe I I could be so wrong. You know, I I I think um >> you have to know the rules of the game. Bend them. >> You can see a lot of sort of parallels between >> characters across Taylor Sheridan shows, right? And you just mentioned Jimmy and Cooper. >> I think there's a little bit of Casey and Monica, the Cooper and Ariana relationship. >> Kind of figuring it out in real time. There's a kid kind of complicating things. If you remember Casey and Monica had a kid before they are married and it really sort of complicated their relationship. Like I think that's my re reason for thinking that they're going to be there for long term together. I think they're going to have some highs and lows, but I think she's going to be here for the duration of the show and maybe they'll even end up like um Casey and Monica did where they end up kind of being the only thing that survives all of the drama. >> Maybe. Yeah. Well, don't forget >> Taylor Sheridan's such a romantic. likes himself a good love story. >> No complicated love story. [laughter] >> They're not all winners. >> stab at tasteofcountry.com is where you can leave your thoughts. If you know a lot about the oil business, please let us know. I'm I'm curious. If you know a lot about the oil business and you want to be on the show, let us know. >> I'm just throwing that out there. [laughter] >> Did you see Billy Bob Thornton? I didn't watch the whole thing for because God I don't have that much time. But he was on the Joe Rogan podcast talking about man. >> No. >> Yeah. I didn't see it either. I saw clips and read some articles. He had a little bit of a rant against um critics of the show. People who will tell him to his face that the show's good and then online write about the show sucks or this and that. And I don't know. I guess that kind of bothers me from the fact it doesn't allow for any sort of nuance. Like overall I may think the show's good and we may think the show's good, >> but if something bad happens or there's a bad episode or a bad season, like we get to talk about it and sort of criticize it and be honest about it. >> Um, and we did that I think with Yellowstone. >> Um, >> like I think I think Billy Bob's a little off base there with his opinions of critics of the show. That's all to say like we're going to criticize things on this podcast as we feel like we're friendly and we're like feel good about it but like >> something stupid. Let's point it out. Right. >> Well, I don't know if even criticize is the right word, but I think Phil the freedom to be opinionated. >> Yeah. You know, if a a wolf gets in the house and kills [snorts] a nurse, I want to know how that wolf got in the house. >> On this podcast, we learn what keeps you up that night. And that from 1883 sure does or sorry, 1923. >> Yeah. I mean, like that was kind of silly like in retrospect. Great show. Great season. Dumb scene. >> Dumb dumb [laughter] scene. Um, >> that's all I'm saying. >> I have nothing else. I'm looking through my notes. >> Yeah, we got some uh trivia and Q&A coming up so far. I had asked people in the YouTube chat who the favorite Land Man character is. And the results very similar to before. Tommy getting 69% of the vote, uh, followed by Cooper and Aninsley at 12% and Angela on this poll is down to 6%. >> Mhm. Interesting. Yeah. >> Well, I have some Q&A for us. >> Let's do trivia first. >> Okay, let's do trivia first. Yep. Let's do trivia first. >> Oh, Lynn, not a fan of Sam Elliot, by the way. >> Elliott is a Hollywood douche. Never was. >> Never will. >> All right, that's what I'm saying. Lyn, your opinion is is respected here. I respect you, Lynn, and we have we I don't agree, but I respect your opinion. >> Totally. But also, Lynn, watch Land Man season 2 so you can come hang out with us every week. >> Just saying. >> You need to close your eyes and mute the the TV like my Papa Jay does during Sam Elliot scenes. Totally heard. >> But come hang out. >> Okay, trivia, Billy. Hit me. And everyone watching this week >> and listening. Longtime fans of the podcast know that we have um we do trivia and you get to pick one of the great Dutton Rules t-shirts from the Taste of Country store. It's not going to be just the first person to correctly answer the trivia question. It's going to pick someone at random from all correct answers. This will also allow me to pick trivia questions that are a little bit easier. I won't have to feel like I'm challenging everybody. And um also people like Johnny who asked earlier are back in the pot can win the prize again because at the end of uh the week we'll say we'll pick one correct answer for one of those t-shirts. Taste ofcountrytore.com is where you can go to find those. Um wonderful outerear. And I think I got a pretty good question this week. >> Hit me. >> During an interview with CBS Sunday Morning, Billy Bob Thornton named Sam Elliott as one of his lifelong mentors. And this got me wondering how far back did these men go? What was their first major motion picture together? Choose one. And I'm going to choose one person from all correct answers. If you're watching, you have to answer correctly in the comment section, not in the live stream chat because the live stream chat live stream chat disappears. So you have to answer the question in the comment section to be eligible. So, the very first Sam Elliott, Billy Bob Thornton film, which I'm really excited to share a clip of next week. >> I think I know. >> Okay, >> you want to private chat me? You can private chat me. >> Okay, please hold. Talk amongst yourselves, everyone. >> Actually, no. I might not. I feel dumb. Um, hold on. >> Well, I'll tell you this. It's not that hard of a trivia question, and it's a really, really famous movie. Oh, I was so wrong. I just looked up the Oh, wait. Crap. He Sam Elliott's in this, but I'm realizing Billy Bob Thornton is not. I'll still tell you this the movie I thought it was. It's It's definitely not. Um, I'm just going to slack you because I'm too nervous that I'm going to give it away in the [laughter] the live stream on accident. It's not. >> It is not. Addison guess The Big Labowski, which is a great Sam Elliot film. BILLY, YOU [laughter] YOU just outed me. >> It's not a bad guess. I don't think Billy Bob Thornton's in that movie, though. >> He's not. That's it. As soon as I said that, I was like, I knew Sam Elliot was and then I was like, crap, I don't know if Billy Bob Thornton, and then I had already voiced my two cents. And then Anyways, >> all right. Well, to deflect from myself, first I want to remind y'all taste staff at tasteofcountry.com is always where you can email us if you're not watching on YouTube, Facebook, or yeah, I guess if you're just listening. But I'm going to wrap things up, get the attention off of myself and my wrong answer. And look, I want to dive into Q&A. If you're ready, >> hit me. Okay, the first one, and I apologize ahead of time if I'm not saying your name correctly, um, is from Kila Kush on Kush on YouTube, who says, "I'm watching on my TV, so y'all's faces are more life-size," which that's fun. Um, Addison, your makeup looks lovely. Oh, wait. Thanks, girl. Your foundation looks pretty flawless to me. What's your secret? I was hoping someone would eventually [laughter] ask. Um, I use for the giries out there, um, I use Ilia foundation. >> Ilia, sure. >> Ilia, it's a clean beauty product. [laughter] Um, and I use Tarte Lip. Anyways, feel free to DM me on uh I almost said on Taste of Country. Don't DM me on Taste of Country. DM me on my own Instagram. That's Addison Hager if you actually want some links because I will but people probably didn't come here to um Oh, the stream might have cut off or do you want me to keep going? >> I think the stream cut out on the YouTube version. I'm not 100% certain on the video, but we still want to capture the audio. >> Okay, I'll keep yapping. >> So, we'll keep rolling here and we'll get back. >> Also, we said if you want to know makeup products, please, it's ado n h a ge r on Instagram. Okay, the next one is from LGNats on YouTube who says, "I don't usually make predictions, but after watching the second trailer again, I was struck with a thought. I think Cammy is being set up and so to give her support, Tommy goes quote off the grid for help and researches or and reaches out to Galliano to fight back." >> I don't know. So, a Cammy Galino Galino. I've been pronouncing it wrong. Uh, a Cammy Galino possible relationship there. And Cammy being set up with these charges. I like it as a theory. Um, not sure how that plays out. Um, but I like it because it makes Monty look a lot better at the end of the day. >> That's intriguing. Who would be the one to do that perhaps? Who would be the one to set up Cammy in that kind of way? >> See, that's the thing. I'm like, I don't know. >> Another oil man, perhaps. >> Yeah, I think I think perhaps someone we don't know of yet. >> Yeah. >> Um, all righty. The last one is from SM 31156 on YouTube, who says, "I'm excited about Sam Elliot joining Lamb Man. I have always had a huge crush on Sam. He's so hot. This is going to be a great season." >> Just a Sam Elliot Gusher. I thought that was appropriate. Is there an 80-year-old man who attracts more fans than Sam Elliot? Like oldest like hottest octa generian Addison go. >> Is Harrison Ford older? >> Yeah. Yeah, he's they're the same age. About the same age. >> Harrison Ford would be in that. And um I feel like I can easily name one more. Um who is the main guy who used to play in 007? I'm forgetting his name. He's definitely not 80. >> Yeah. Yeah. >> Sean, he's not in his 80s. If he potentially listens to this podcast, he's going to be so dead. >> Uh, well, if Sean Connory listened to this podcast, that would be news. Addison, >> that would be news. >> Sean Connory. [laughter] >> Sean Connory died five years ago. >> What? >> No. >> Sean I said Shan Connory died five >> I heard. Wait, [laughter] maybe this is not who I'm thinking of then. >> He was 007. >> Okay. >> Pierce Bronson. Were you thinking of Pierce Bronson? >> Also very handsome. >> Yeah, that I think this guy's not who I'm thinking of. Wait, who did you just say? >> Pierce Bronzman, 72 years old. >> Yeah. Yeah. Okay. That's who I'm That's who I'm thinking of because I'm like, wait, no, no, no. This guy's not dead. Um, that's who Pierce Bronson is who I'm thinking of. You certainly were not thinking of our old friend uh Timothy Dalton who played James Bond but also played >> the creepy um >> millionaire in 1923. >> Yeah, that's not who I'm thinking of. I can tell you right now that's not who I'm thinking of. >> All right. Well, there you go. I'm I'm impressed that you could rattle off three hot 80-year-old men. So, >> thank you. >> Good on you. I could not do the same for the women. [laughter] >> Thank you. I I don't really have a comment to that, so we'll just we'll just let that lay there. Um, y'all, thank you so much for [laughter] for tuning in. We'll be back same time next Tuesday. >> Brenda Lee, that foxy little minkx. [laughter] >> I'm getting the chills and not in a good way. So, I think I'm think I'm going to wrap it up for us. [laughter] But y'all, thank you so much for tuning in. A Yellowstone franchise podcast is another deep diving town square media podcast and we'll see you next Tuesday. >> [laughter]

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