The problem is the show just keeps throwing up such improbable scenarios that they have me immediately googling to confirm that yeah they are kinda ridiculous.If you've chosen to focus on dental hygiene over all the other absolutely amazing things this show has to offer, it's more a reflection on you than anything. I mean Jesus, why watch anything at all? It's all fake.
Hey man if you don't take dental hygiene that serious then it actually says more about you.If you've chosen to focus on dental hygiene over all the other absolutely amazing things this show has to offer, it's more a reflection on you than anything. I mean Jesus, why watch anything at all? It's all fake.
They are really far apart time wise. You can watch whichever you want first.I didn't know this was a prequel and haven't seen Yellowstone, so now I want to binge through it to get to that show, lol.
So the last episode aired Sunday and Taylor Sheridan said there won't be a second season...
According to the Oregon California Trails Association, almost one in ten who embarked on the trail didn’t survive. Most people died of diseases such as dysentery, cholera, smallpox or flu, or in accidents caused by inexperience, exhaustion and carelessness.
Even the Donner party had about 50% survive, and they fucked up so bad that they had to start eating each other.In the show they reversed the stats, and killed 90% of the people. It is like they based the survival rate on playing the Oregon Trail DOS game.
I'm convinced that the subtext of 1883 is that Sam Elliot is a TERRIBLE leader and is so incompetent he is killing his entire group. I get that there probably weren't really "how to" guides back then to teach folks but sheesh, it's been MONTHS and these germans STILL don't know shit about anything. I no longer blame them, I just blame Sam and his lackey.
Well, I'll give them some slack since this is a TV show with a pretty incredible number of stunts. Just having the principles (or good stunt doubles) riding horses around each other is pretty impressive in this day and age. So I'll allow that the rivers aren't THAT scary given that folks are driving horses across them for real and the gun fights are not super great but after Rust I get that there is a lot of complexity even if it looks like they are just firing blanks at each other. I can go back and watch TV westerns of old and they had nothing on this show for set pieces, it really feels like a movie.Remember when people died in a gentle stream while capable men stood around and watched?
The pretext wasn't even that men were evil or unwilling. The pretext was "Well, what can you do? Obviously you let people slowly drown to death 30 feet away from you in a gentle stream."
All the characters in that show had an IQ of around 60.
Ack tbf we have to assume they are taught some rudimentary skills or told what not to do but a lot of them don't speak the language and as was pointed out lots of times they weren't a single cohesive group from the same village, they where all strangers to one another, no doubt some where enemies and some just simply assumed they knew more or because of whatever religion they followed believed their god will see them right, but I get what your saying but then again they can't show everything but aye lol @ Elsa, she'd fall in love with a sunset ffs*No one tells the pioneers that you can’t drink the water from the river without boiling it*
*Protagonists see everyone getting sick and dying from drinking the water*
Protagonists: “These morons are never going to survive out here!
*Protagonists walk away*
Repeat for swimming, riding horses, cooking food, getting bitten by snakes and eaten by wolves, shooting guns, etc.
No one bothers to teach them survival basics for the entire trip. And then they get scoffed at for dying!