The Kevin Costner-led series also provides a quick overview of one of the darkest periods in American history.
Yellowstone – I didn't know he was married! – Series Spotlight (censored)
Have you ever been on a rollercoaster of emotions and gripped your nervous system as a story drags you into a whirlwind of controversy and drama? You would have if you're a diehard follower of the heartbreaking world of Yellowstone, where the raw depiction of Beth Dutton's (played by the talented Kelly Reilly) plight is more than just a shocking plot twist.
Sure, it's a stark reminder of a dark chapter in American history. The gripping tale, painstakingly woven by Taylor Sheridan, serves as an eye-opener, etching into our consciousness the hard truths of eugenics—a practice that once reared its ugly head.
When it comes to the female characters in Yellowstone, Sheridan takes a different approach. Beth Dutton engages in the same kind of vicious competition as her white male counterparts, thinking, speaking and acting like a white man. But her abortion at an early age—a scene that not only shook audiences but also boldly shed light on a dark and often unspoken chapter in American history.
