dropthedrawings

This was such an excellent Western, a kind of Neo-western, totally unromantisised, set in the late 1880s (although the naming of this show is a bit obvious, in my opnion). It follows the Dutton family, and although the cast is big and varied, we get to know Else, the Dutton's eldest child, the most. She has some beautiful narration throughout, some of it was genuinely moving. I haven't watched Yellowstone, and after being put off by the first episode, but the way Sheridan wrote this tragic family ensemble story, with sensitivity and truth, makes me want to give it another go... maybe.

What a unique western - weirdly paced, full of fantastic and phantasmic characters that seem like there were conjured up in a fever-dream, and idiosyncratic like you have never seen, yet also grounded with excellent character arcs, settings, and a bit of loose history thrown in. Add a great cast. Highly recommended.

Wohoo go star wars for letting some extremely creative animation teams get you out of your boring cookie-cutter box you put yourself in.

An incredible ended to an incredible show. The easy road is never taken. There is so much going on in the symbolism and themes here. Loved it.

Really like how they leaned into horror in this season. I do wish we still had more technology involved, but overall this season was much more interesting and bold than s5

Some absolutely insane episodes. S2 starts of weak and finishes strong. The middle Christmas reunion episode was a real tour-de-force.

Two episodes in an we are BACK! This cartoon (for adults) just transcends itself all the time. Loving the creator's vision and nerve. So well made and a great story to match.