Best of John & Rip 🤝 Yellowstone | Paramount Network

A look back at some of the best moments shared by John and Rip on Yellowstone.
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Yellowstone is a drama series that follows the Dutton family, led by patriarch John Dutton (Kevin Costner). The Duttons control the largest contiguous ranch in the U.S. and must contend with constant attacks by land developers, clashes with an Indian reservation and conflict with America's first national park.
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[@justoreynav.8625]

John asking Rip to step down for Kayce was one of the toughest scenes to watch, a true test of loyalty and respect for Rip.

[@lad4830]

I was in that exact situation once. That night was the first time I had water in my eyes since I was a little boy.

[@Adam-b9c1n]

More like,.. tearing rips heart out,. The blood is thicker than water thing always made me grind my teeth

[@Adam-b9c1n]

@@lad4830 I don't believe that. If you cried for the first time since..boyhood, to that scene in Yellowstone. You might be gay bro. Or just heartless

[@dwpalme2670]

It's just a tv program dude.

[@honeriley]

5:25 this is the scene

[@rainstand2772]

Rip is the son you pray for. He’s honest, loyal, fearless, and selfless. Not because he says sir but because you can go to sleep and not worry about him ever turning on you

[@samuelgonzalez-tovar3936]

What is with the sir? Like respect?

[@RainKoepke-ic3gf]

Exactly

[@samuelgonzalez-tovar3936]

@@RainKoepke-ic3gf o thought it was rip kinda like acknowledging that he’s just a hand

[@RainKoepke-ic3gf]

@@samuelgonzalez-tovar3936 I think that's part of it, he doesn't presume to be anyone of rank in a disrespectful or entitled way.

[@bri5155]

You think he’s the kind of person you don’t have to worry about turning on you? Seriously? I wonder if all the innocent men he’s sent to the train station would agree with you? He literally kills innocent people because they no longer want to work at the ranch because people with a conscience can only be at a place that forces you not to have one for so long before they have to leave. He’s constantly beating up men that are supposed to be his “family,” and all it takes is a nod from John for one of those “family members” to become a permanent resident at the train station. The man that he respects so much literally groomed him as a child, and quite literally raised him to be his murder for hire just so he doesn’t have to get his hands dirty. John literally brain washed Rip. He took him in right after his entire family was killed… when he was at his most vulnerable… and told him the other guys would be his family as long as Rip was willing to do anything and everything that John asked him to do. That includes murdering people. In fact, the only reason John didn’t have him killed as a teenager after he killed that other guy in self defense with that rock was because Rip was willing to be BRANDED! Like a freaking cow. And once that brand is burned into their flesh the only way they leave that Ranch is in a body bag. Now Rip threatens people so he can brand them too. Rip isn’t honest. And he’s only loyal to John and Beth. He’s a murder for hire that was brainwashed to think that all of the truly horrific things that he does are done for some higher purpose, when in reality he kills people so his boss can keep his ranch for one more day. The whole thing is twisted…

[@jabawockee199]

RIP is by far THE best character on the show.

[@michaellalli7693]

Have to agree with you - Rip is definitely a polarizing character. Rip would a great friend to have.

[@mcc271]

Can't agree more with you. Rip is the best!

[@Constitutionalist76]

I rarely choke up or cry watching TV shows, but when John called Rip his son when gifting that house to him, and then Rip asked Beth to read the letter again so he could hear it; that hit me like a ton of bricks. Cole was born to embody this character. Best show on TV.

[@robertmills3830]

I'm truly impressed how well he played Rip

[@deanooooooo6496]

Lol 1 murderer being nice to another.. they get all choked up about all the murdered farm hands they've done for between them. Innocent farm hands that were just leaving having done nothing else.

[@Deacers]

@@robertmills3830how well he played Rip? Did he die?

[@caseylayton4898]

@@Deacers no? If you can't decipher a slight grammatical tense usage error you should probably surrender your driver's license and apply for the disability you need as a mentally challenged person.

[@Tarheel13]

@@deanooooooo6496 just a tv show?

[@kingspartacus2407]

I choked up when John acknowledged Rip like a son and gave him a home. I love these two, really good chemistry.

[@kevingreen2400]

That was one of the coolest moments, Rip has the unswerving loyalty to John and that was a simple yet powerful acknowledgement of that fact

[@JeffHongchang]

I love when rip fucked John’s ass

[@kathleendonovan7403]

John gave him a home years ago, he just provided a piece of his legacy.

[@pb4ugo2bed84]

Guaranteed if John told rip to drop em and spread em, he would. I wish there would be more elements of this in the show at times, even if concealed, as it could further appeal to a more diverse audience that could save this show. These yahoo, cowboy Republican shows are on their way out. Just too much overt discrimination. This fictionalized way of life is over, and never coming back.

[@TimedRevolver]

@@pb4ugo2bed84 ...The whole point of Yellowstone is they didn't care what you looked like as long as you did the work. This kind of comment right here is why those yahoo cowboy Republicans mock Liberals, and why Centrists like me think you're so damned weak. Just a little grit in your craw and you do nothing but complain.

[@brentamador171]

I always loved that Rip addresses John as ‘Sir’ the amount of respect he has for him

[@mircat28]

Considering how much they kill people on this show they better display respect or you never know when you’ll be given a train ticket.

[@justinmyslive4108]

John is the dad Rip never had

[@joeschmoe-q1d]

Yall must not know rednecks then real cowboys call everyone sir and ma'am

[@vCLOWNSHOESv]

I love how he took steps to let Rip know how important he was. John thought he was dying and wasn't going to die without making that right with Rip. Having him call him by his name was much bigger than it would be in most situations and then the letter Beth showed Rip was the icing on the cake.

[@leroyjmorgan]

Omg married 4o regreat years rip Wal loyal.

[@413PDS]

I've never seen loyalty like Rips loyalty for John.

[@boydrid]

If you have never seen it. Or any shorts of it. You might like the"Town". If you don't mind reading and seeing loyalty. Robert Crais "Joe Pike" series that he's written.

[@lad4830]

You would if you knew me, must say tho, number of people worth being loyal to in this world is decreasing...and fast.

[@dwpalme2670]

Dude, It's just a TV program. don't make it into something it's not.

[@DunmoresMovieMania]

How about Al Neary's loyalty for Michael Corleone? When my friends and I were growing up, we always wanted our own Al Neary. I guess Rip is this generation's Al Neary.

[@JohnnyAppleseed-yl6fo]

​@@DunmoresMovieMania That wasn't portrayed like this.

[@bmagada]

The symbolism with death being that crow and Rip showing up in time to chase it away is good stuff.

[@tomnekuda3818]

Rip and John have about the same relationship my father and I had.....he always counted on me, no matter what, and I never asked him, "Why" as I always figured he'd tell me if he wanted me to know. He was a hard man who played for keeps. I learned so much from him and I sure as hell miss him every day now that he's gone. He certainly made a better person out of me......He used to say, "When it's too tough for other guys, it's just about right for me". That's the way he lived and I've tried to adopt that attitude. I sure was lucky to have the parents I had in hindsight.

[@MicheleWalkerWebb]

Tom, you got a good one. Sorry for your loss. Keep those memories alive. 👊🏼

[@tomnekuda3818]

@@MicheleWalkerWebb Thanks......as I get older it sometimes is hard to get the smaller parts of memories alive and, I believe it is the small details of a memory that continue to give it life. Hope you are as lucky as I've been.

[@MicheleWalkerWebb]

@@tomnekuda3818 I had two parents. I did okay there. Dad is gone like yours. I remember the good things. Being my coach, fishing, just being kind. I hold those close to my heart. Hear a lot about the bad dads. We were lucky. ✌🏼 Peace Tom. Nice talking. See you around 👋🏼

[@toniclark7093]

God blessed me with a daddy like yours. You work construction, didn't cowboy, but in my eyes there wasn't a better man. He wanted sons but got two daughters instead. One was a girly girl they called him nothing but heartache most of his life. And me, caused him some trouble but I was his tomboy. I can change oil change a tire mow the yard, weed eat, swing a hammer, etc. I can pretty much do anything a man can do... guess that's why I'm single. Lmao. He taught me everything I know. I thank God for everyday I had him. I miss him everyday 💜

[@tomnekuda3818]

@@toniclark7093 Toni - We had 3 daughters and one son. I raised all of them with a work ethic like you and I were brought up with. Any time I was swinging a hammer, overhauling a dirt bike engine, working on a car, or working in my garden my kids were working right beside me the oldest girl was my tomboy and she can do anything. She worked hard and went thru engineering school in Colorado, got her bachelor's and masters, and then did her doctorate and post doc work in London at Imperial College. She had done literally everything from working in top secret gov't labs to being a senatorial aide in D.C. for the senator from CO. She is now raising two boys of her own with her husband. My other two daughters also have master's in engineering and work for either a company or are consultant. My son is a computer whiz and is a manager in a huge Ace store in Nevada. I tried to raise the kids like you and I were raised and, like you, they can do about anything. Good to know you and God Bless. Sincerely Tom

[@davecromwell]

Rip is my favorite character on the show, hands down. And that says a lot because EVERY one of the main characters are perfect in their own way.

[@seltonk5136]

What is name of actor who plays Rip Flatulence

[@jayson1geek479]

What makes him your favorite character

[@CZMuzic2714]

The respect and loyalty Rip shows John is something we’re sorely missing these days!

[@kingofcrows8829]

There are still just as many examples of it today as there were in whatever era your mastubatory fantasy is about

[@undisputed1291]

The scene with Rip, when Beth reads the letter calling Rip his son,.... Rip breaks down!... my step father never called me son, but when he was dying, he asked for his son!.. me!!.... as i drove to the hospital, my wife said, he called you son!... i said don't say that, i have to hold it together for him, ...but it was the worst and best day of my life.... that scene was very poignant for me.

[@jenniferwalsh3298]

Blessings he was affected by something very sinister, it was never you sir.

[@RP-ks6ly]

Powerful testimony

[@eklektikSole]

Now you got me crying😢

[@anstead9830]

Some folks just have a hard time expressing their feelings. It sounds like your stepfather was a good man who helped raise a good son.

[@kerrykaman6047]

😢😢😢

[@aaronjohnson718]

It's no lie Costner is a absolute American treasurer

[@lisawells9905]

I saw an interview with Cole ,he had trouble understanding why Rip was so popular with fans. Loyalty ,respect is everything!

[@benedictcumberbatch4275]

Loyalty is a dog trait.

[@benedictcumberbatch4275]

How about dedication as a trait?

[@lisawells9905]

@@benedictcumberbatch4275 I disagree. Loyalty is to truly respect trust and serve someone or an ideal.

[@benedictcumberbatch4275]

@@lisawells9905 loyal like a dog is a saying.

[@benedictcumberbatch4275]

@@lisawells9905 see what you wrote “serve someone” and that’s why it’s a trait compared to a servant or a loyal dog. Not “help someone” which is different and what a friend can do.

[@jtredenick]

“You can hold her damn hand, Rip.”

[@searcher1104]

I love the respect and loyalty Rip has for John.

[@Mattlanderson]

If theres one thing I can say is itll be a sad day whenever Kevin Costners time comes. One of my favorite actors ever. Never disappoints

[@mississippihoneybee]

He NEVER disappoints.

[@12pawsinn]

I've had the great fortune to meet him with my dad back in 96, and again in 2018 in Montana, he actually remembered me.

[@Mattlanderson]

@@12pawsinn thats awesome. How was he in person?

[@RP-ks6ly]

I pray to God that Costner never gets called home and has to answer for his hollyweird antics.

[@ForgetMeNot2022]

Kevin Costner, one of the most over rated actors. Only good acting, and thats saying something, was in Jack Ryan. Always waiting for him to clear his throat and stop that irritating sniff he does

[@sealteamryx6758]

Everybody deserves a good dad. It's one of the best things anybody could ever have or ask for

[@degenererad]

Dudes ordering rip to murder people every other week, good dad is not really a thing here

[@ohhhhh6269]

I luv Rip’s character. He’s the man that many men want to be. You can’t buy a guy like him. He sticks to his ways and is contented.

[@dvbath]

So many life lessons in this show. Of all the great shows I’ve binge-watched, this one is by far the best.

[@bigenergy3880]

all the characters I find do their part.. like his son Jamie is hated so good because how much of a good actor he is

[@seltonk5136]

Rip's last name should be Flatulence

[@BroosDager]

Watch Little House on the Prairie lol!

[@BrassBashers]

"Mornin'." "Ehh." The most realistic boss/foreman 1st conversation before caffeine....

[@jenniferwalsh3298]

That’s because they learned from history.❤

[@Stonehorn]

I grew up on a ranch with an emotionally distant father whose only voiced concern is for the cows, his ranch, and his land. My dad loved us, but he didn’t have the slightest idea how to show it. So yeah, this show holds a lot of memories for a 42 year old rancher who is probably only slightly more emotionally mature than Rip and John. My dad is 72, hard time to walk. He was watching us herd cows into pens for sale next week. After we were done, we got a solid round of criticism before he took my son out hunting rabbits. It’s kinda funny how much easier he is on my son than he was on me. Hunting with him? When I hit 8 and wanted to hunt rabbits/grouse/etc, he would just say “you know where the shotgun is, you better come back with something to show for every shell you use”. I like to poke at him about how he’s getting soft in his old age. And yes, we’re branded, but we did it to ourselves, his only part in it was calling us idiots after we were finished. Myself and my best friend did it at 15 while we were bored in a snowstorm, hunting moose in one of our hunting/herding cabins. We got snowed in for three days. 15 year old boys with too much time on their hands become idiots. When he gave me the ranch finally, three years ago, he didn’t even tell me. Just had a lawyer show up with papers. Three years later, we still haven’t spoken about it.

[@MongoolVanHetDendron]

Fantastic story mate

[@sarahb2623]

What a great story! You need to write your own saga!

[@KatieDe_G]

Life is short, friend. Talk about it please. Much love ❤

[@mmelathe]

Love this story! You should use your channel to share videos of your life on your ranch!

[@brianm1902]

Grandchildren are different. 😊

[@kevingreen2400]

The dynamic between John and Rip is so powerful. I could just watch their conversations

[@teddykgb3865]

0:27 "I fell in the river and grandpa saved me!" "Why was he near a river!?!" Kayce and Monica are perfect for each other.

[@BrassBashers]

I fucking hate Monica so much.... They tried to bring some native American guilt to the viewers with her whole "professor" deal that lasted half of one episode and it didn't work.... Her best work the last 2 seasons was staying off-screen for most of it...

[@christinagardner3142]

ABSOLUTELY LOVE THIS SCENE!! RIP IS SOO DEDICATED TO JOHN.

[@peggyfennell1468]

He is so dedicated to John. Probably the only one that is that dedicated.

[@istaqa2022]

"its hard to measure almost, cuz almost doesn't matter" reminded me of my gramps who also was a life long farmer &blacksmith.

[@ehimcanadian5329]

Love to see the respect gained between kayce and rip throughout the seasons.

[@djshotty]

Their relationship is, for Kayce at least, a replacement of the one he never had with Jamie in terms of who Kayce looked up to as an 'older brother'.

[@davecromwell]

@@djshotty And yet Kayce is the ONLY one who doesn't hate Jamie. In fact, he loves him as a brother. Rip tolerates him, John uses him and we all know how Beth feels about Jamie.

[@djshotty]

@@davecromwell Oh yeh, Beth fucken HATES Jamie, mostly because he helped her get the dodgy abortion. Rip's like, well the woman I love hates you so I don't like you either, John's view is exactly as you said, he'll use Jamie to score political wins. I'll be interested to see how this season's John Dutton For Governor story plays out though.

[@Dimes4DaDevil]

Respect is earned Only this way…..

[@omegapointil5741]

You degenerates love that stuff.

[@alexjr28]

One of my favorites that’s not included is their conversation after Rip saves Beth, that entire episode is great.

[@seancollins6524]

It's not very often you get a fantastic tv show like this. Looking in from Ireland 🇮🇪

[@authoradidaswilson]

Love to Ireland from America

[@CHLee-dm1kg]

Rip is a guy you put in a task and never get to worry about it

[@LuxR6]

12:24 rip loves John so much this seem gave me chills and damn near made me tear up.

[@davecromwell]

Same

[@zeaksims165]

I love how RIP calls John sir

[@kirkbrindley1951]

That moment as a man when your father tells you to call him his name......Special moment and gets me pretty hot around the eyes. I know what that meant to Rip and it touches my heart deeply.

[@milesmayhem5440]

That’s weird. My father has never told me to call him by his name.

[@AliBee1]

@@milesmayhem5440 then what do you call him

[@sunsioux444]

we call our dads, DAD!

[@milesmayhem5440]

@@AliBee1 just Dad.

[@railroad70]

They have the same mutual respect my father and I had growing up and when we were in the business of raising cattle on the family farm. Not too many men get that, and having a family business isn’t easy but mutual respect is earned and it’s bittersweet. I wish my dad was still alive so I could appreciate it a few more years

[@nozyy5684]

Same anywhere in ways well but different my granda in Afghanistan and me he never lived to see me serve there but he gave me so much as a kid I believe we would've been like this now as both adults make a belief maybe but I hope so

[@Nowayjose-z2r]

Being retired military thus having those type of conversations also, made be giggle a bit when they are talking about dropping off the wrangler at the "train station". Then shifting casually into their own feelings about wants and desires assuming your life is more important.

[@ranchdressing1037]

Thank you, Rip, for giving me some sense of stride of how I want to be, minus the killing and all.

[@alfonsoandresriosrobalino9511]

😂

[@cindydavies3334]

Yup I cried. Live Rip, and seeing him Choke up made me choke up

[@sultantouma5437]

I kept hearing johns voice saying "Quit fucking crying" from the scene where Rip was a kid.

[@SuperNASCARrocks]

Rip and John are the best. Can’t wait for season 5.

[@ruudversteege2868]

Sometimes in series you have those illogical dialogues, but in this series they go straight into your soul.

[@TravisLoneWolfWalsh]

John was certainly not Rip’s bio father but he certainly was the father he deserved

[@odststalker5117]

John thanking Rip for not second guessing him was one of my favorite bits in the entire series. I'm not sure why that sticks with me so much

[@xtop23]

Reminds me of my relationship with my grandpa. WW2 vet and tough as a pine knot. Spent an entire summer in the mountains with that man ….just him and I…..and I thank God every Sunday for it.

[@porqpine1026]

Rip has been the son John has prayed for to continue watching over his family's legacy. Great chemistry of characters 👏

[@MtownsGreatest]

This show is absolutely brilliant. Words cant describe what they put together here. Its perfect.

[@Dcook85]

LMAO 7:09 is such a man's moment. Yeah Rip had to acknowledge the best gift he's ever gotten for 3 seconds with some tearing up....then "uh we better get some more wranglers sir". 😂 Great writing.

[@terrypapineau6993]

They never look at each other when they are talking, look up, look at the ground, always have some deep thought and looking anywhere but who they are talking to. I love the show, I think Beth could dial it back a notch.

[@raymondsims7042]

Interesting observation why do you think they do that?

[@sisi429]

I feel like when John tells Rip to "do it like my father did", it's like teaching him the Dutton way of doing things. There is no one more deserving to lead the ranch than Rip following John's passing in my opinion because Rip is the only way who knows how to do things in true Dutton style.

[@allgf]

This show is a blessing, inches upside down world

[@roostercogburn809]

How far away do want them to go... That's such a great line.

[@RWAC685]

RIP Is As Loyal As They Come, Does Not Ask Any Questions, Yes Sir.

[@judithcampbell1705]

Love the show, especially the scenes with John and Rip. Jimmy too!!! Season 5 can't wait! Thank you

[@Rylandchauser]

Hello thanks so much for your love and support toward my dad’s acting career, I’m the son of your favorite actor rip…my name Ryland Hauser and thanks once again for being a great and amazing fan of my dad and God bless you ❣️💕💞

[@eldiablo7785]

Driving through the fence was a 100% certified boss move

[@RossHunt-x5g]

Man. RIP is the definition of Loyal Soldier.

[@CecilCastle]

When I worked on a covid unit I took care of 2 ladies who loved Yellowstone. They passed but remembered when I see these videos

[@depARTmentUhaul]

I live in a very small town that has real cowboys in it, this stuff is pretty accurate character wise, our boys are a little more straight up but it's close.

[@garymoore3497]

I was born and raised in Yellowstone country , right there at the Oxbow Trailer Park.

[@wesmcgee1648]

The best show ever produced. And I've been watching tv since 1958.

[@JM-db8ez]

Well, that's debatable, but it is an entertaining show.

[@joemckim1183]

It's definitely the best show on TV now. There's been a lot of great shows in the past so lets just agree its a great show and don't worry about its all time ranking.

[@BibleAlivePresentations]

It is one of the best children of TWIN PEAKS. I'll say that. Before Thrones played Games. Before Men were Mad. Before Lost. Before Breaking Bad. Before Sopranos. There was the show that changed the hour drama and birthed Peak TV.

[@JM-db8ez]

@@patrick8030 Son's of Anarchy for cowboys. The "drama" is entertaining but if anyone thought of these as a good example of "real people" then that's ludicrous. The Duttons are criminals.

[@maelradec6766]

@@BibleAlivePresentations TWIN PEAKS sucked hard

[@kayleealbertine473]

God I love them all so much. I can’t handle any main character losses in season 5 😩😢 Please spare us

[@ComedyBros5]

It needs to happen, honestly. I'd prefer Monica and Tate. Get Kayce all in on the ranch.

[@MicheleWalkerWebb]

The ranch was supposed to be Tates. Now there's Carter. Small version RIP. He also wants to grow up to be John Dutton. So which boy gets the ranch? Tate or Carter.

[@cleveryoutubename4445]

@@MicheleWalkerWebb Tate, he’s blood.

[@MicheleWalkerWebb]

@@cleveryoutubename4445 RIPs not blood but his name was on the deed before Beth. He became a son and the lodge was his. Carter is already working the ranch. I'd rather it be Tate... 🤷‍♀️

[@ComedyBros5]

@@MicheleWalkerWebb The kid playing Tate is shaping up to be a pretty terrible actor, and I think that's why he hasn't gotten much screen time since Season 2. He's slowly being written out.

[@slyguythreeonetwonine3172]

(8:42) That line perfectly describes the relationship I have with my Dad. And I've loved every second of it, and been loved. ❤

[@TEXASLOYAL]

Today is the 10th anniversary of my fathers death, there were times I hated him, and there were times I loved him, he was a hard man, but, he taught me how to fish, hunt, to be independent, he was the hardest worker I’ve ever known, he instilled me about hard work and I still do that today, he said:”Son, no matter the job, even if its the shitest job, always be the best at it”, Rest In Peace dad, I miss you

[@LoveColorado]

I am so very sorry for your loss; I am sure he would be proud of you.

[@TEXASLOYAL]

@@LoveColorado Thank you for your comment, that really means a lot to me, bless you

[@Myr3390]

I just passed 19 years for my father, he passed when i was 25. Same, whether I knew it or not, he made me the man I am today, his words still ring around in my head. One of the things I always think of in life is as he said. The only things in this life you own is your name and your word.

[@TEXASLOYAL]

@@Myr3390 👍

[@kevinaniska800]

@SMK I was 25 when my father died I'm 62 today I miss him so bad visit him at least once a week to tell him my life problems at his grave and have a beer with him beats going to the train station

[@peggyfennell1468]

When Rip got so emotional when John gave him the cabin and the note. It made me cry. Then when Rip thanked John for what he wrote to him 😢😢

[@russellreid8488]

This is such an incredible show with so many great characters, but rip has to be my favorite

[@joemcleod3853]

@13:10, I can't help but think that Rip stops to rebuild the fence due to his desire to keep all livestock (and animals) safe. While Rip is capable of extreme violence, he definitely has a soft spot for animals.

[@sunsioux444]

oh yeah he will get that fence fixed. it’s the cowboy way!

[@dodge3859]

Like he said he rather kill a thousand men before killing another fucking horse

[@keastymatthew2407]

U know its a show huh? Grow up

[@mattaustin7012]

@@keastymatthew2407 what’s wrong with immersing yourself in a story? That’s kind of the whole idea behind stories.

[@christiansmith938]

@@keastymatthew2407 I grew up in Havre Montana and I’ve worked in Cody Wyoming. Rip is actually a image of 95 percent of the ranchers there. I’d bet any rancher in Texas, against ranchers in Montana and Wyoming, Texas would lose! They are Very Strong minded and learn hard work with basic Life understandings, before the age of 6. Ranchers deal with stupid animals and deal with VERY intelligent animals at the same time, learning to work with both and have a understanding how to treat and care for both isn’t a easy task. This is just a show, but there are people who live this show on the daily. Believe it or not, all ranchers do have to fight for their land, not just in Wyoming, but everywhere. Some truth and some very much fictional…

[@josephcharest9203]

"Its hard to measure almost because almost doesn't matter"

[@longbeacheli]

“. Who told you that” “ you did sir” “ grumpy old man noises “ 😂

[@nealheitsman1449]

Watching John and rip reminds me of me and my dad you can see how much they love each other

[@389stardust]

Kevin and Cole make a great team.

[@robertlewis5257]

Rip is such a great son to John

[@RP-ks6ly]

The John (father) and Rip (son) dynamic is strong in this show....damn.

[@robertkelly2559]

Without a doubt the best series and characters ever conceived, Hands down.

[@boom-headshot2654]

TV Shows nowadays, you see and hear relationships like this, but rarely do you actually feel them. First time in a while I could actually feel the motions and emotions two actors portrayed on a series.

[@laser7925]

As a teenager and young adult, I didn’t understand. As a 40+ year old man, I understand all the lessons my father was trying to teach me. I always tell young folk to make a life for yourself that’s better than what your folks did for you. It’s all your folks want. And grandkids

[@yoliestgeorge3928]

I don't know about the rest of you but it only took one episode to get me hooked on this show as a lot of you said you do learn a lot of things from the show I'm no cowboy but it definitely makes me wish I was

[@rickjason671]

I grew up watching Bonanza with my father, and now I'm watching this with my kids. Best shows ever!

[@JaniceBilbrey-sm4bi]

I’d never let my kids watch this. The world doesn’t have to cuss as much as they do on this show. It’s like over kill. I grew up on ranches, around cowboys and you just didn’t hear all that profanity.

[@angelinetipene5144]

This show reminds me so much of my father I cherish and appreciate these people for creating such a magnificent show I will miss you forever dad I know your watching over me always I will continue to protect and serve my country and family as best as I can❤

[@ishabellanamthrak1015]

Thankyou for your service!

[@Rylandchauser]

Hello thanks so much for your love and support toward my dad’s acting career, I’m the son of your favorite actor rip…my name Ryland Hauser and thanks once again for being a great and amazing fan of my dad and God bless you ❣️💕💞

[@deluxe1of1]

These two remind me of my father and I. My dad is tough and a straight shooter, if he needs anything from me I’ll drop whatever I’m doing and helping him out, no matter what.

[@milldawgj9598]

What I wouldn’t give to have a friend like rip.

[@LordDomSnow]

rip is the son john needed and john is the father rip needed

[@dextermorgan4093]

This program shows why life as a guy is so great. (I want to say superior but don’t want to be flagged for hate speech.) Half the time they just “grunt” at each other and they understand each other perfectly. No long drawn out conversation using a thousand words to say what you can say with a single grunt. If I could find a woman that understood grunts I would be in heaven.

[@mdcdrmw]

And some of us even understand a shift in how you stand when your back is turned to us.

[@InfidelAtWork]

I just finished watching season 5. Now i have to start all over again! It is worth it!

[@fomcgirl]

November is just around the corner...can't wait!

[@Ih8nine]

You can tell these men cared about each other.

[@SedgwickMcAlaster]

" It's hard to measure ALL most because almost does not matter "

[@shahfahad9256]

RIP, Love you. Please please give him more screen time

[@pv3Hpv3p]

If we all are a 'Rip' to a friend, then we'd all have 'Rips' as friends.

[@carlbailey4318]

You can see the respect that both of them have for each other

[@Rylandchauser]

Hello thanks so much for your love and support toward my dad’s acting career, I’m the son of your favorite actor rip…my name Ryland Hauser and thanks once again for being a great and amazing fan of my dad and God bless you ❣️💕💞

[@carlbailey4318]

@@Rylandchauser he's on of my favorite actors

[@Rylandchauser]

@@carlbailey4318 Hello ma’am, hope you having an amazing weekend and thanks so much for the feedback and that really proofs your one of my dad’s greatest fan..how long have you been a fan?

[@carlbailey4318]

@Rylandchauser I became a fan of his when I seen daised and confusrd

[@Rylandchauser]

@@carlbailey4318 oh, nice and thanks for being a great and amazing fan, so have you ever meet my dad occasionally or somewhere around his filming locations or something…you ever have pictures together or any of his autograph?

[@angelalacy1828]

Can’t wait for the return!!!

[@farminglife3869]

Can't wait until for season 5

[@nightfalcon605gaming2]

November 20

[@roostercogburn809]

@@nightfalcon605gaming2 11/13

[@williams9071]

The last season was a disappointment. The first 3 were the best, they dropped the ball on the last one

[@ComedyBros5]

@@williams9071 Eh, while I agree that S4 was a big letdown, I think the downfall began with S3. The peak was definitely the Beck brothers in S2!

[@williams9071]

@@ComedyBros5 yea, I agree, but 3 still left you wanting more, 4 you seemed to always be waiting for that big wow moment, that never really came

[@semorening8378]

12:47 why did he take the longway around the back😂😂

[@realestatesay]

I think Johns biggest confliction is knowing that the son he wants to take over and continue the legacy of the ranch doesn't want it.

[@br-dj2ti]

I believe this is one of the best shows ever made ever made

[@hughpenn]

So far, this is my favorite of the short clips! ❤

[@jerrypeacock2234]

Beth coming to Monica's defense when the boutique owner accused her of stealing has to be my favorite scene of series, rip coming to save Beth at her office it's going to be a close second

[@sherrykendrick1765]

@@jerrypeacock2234 I know, that scene was classic.

[@ikon8275]

I think the main reason this show strikes a chord down to the soul is, it's so important for a boy to have a good father. If you're lucky enough to have a man's man for a father, it's easy to hate the discipline. Easy to complain that he doesn't show enough love. At the end of the day, When he's gone, Your thankful for it, because you become a dependable warrior for your family.

[@bobhobar7848]

in all honesty rip is johns favorite family member because he never does anything against the family

[@markpasse9691]

Great scenes. I need to watch this show much more. I'm sure that I'll become a big fan.

[@onoT-n6c]

John should have adopted Rip who has done everything to support the ranch.

[@tedoff]

Big fan of Cole Hauser since the series High Incident, great cast, great show. Really glad to see him nearly steal scenes, just almost, from Kevin Costner.

[@outlawdragon883]

There are two scenes that choke me up between these two, John calling Rip his Son and Rip Yelling at John not to die

[@Andreico650]

Kevin and his character are so good that none of the rest of the cast can shine in this show

[@keltecdan]

I wish I had a dad like John growing up. I’d probably be a better man than I am today.