Yellowstone on the Paramount Network (movie, filmed, series, accent)

[Mark S.]

Originally Posted by writerwife

Have you checked recently? My dad has comcast and he has Paramount. He got Yellowstone set up to record yesterday as a matter of fact. But maybe it's regional.

It may be regional. It may be that he has a higher-tiered cable package than we do. But we don't get the Paramount network.

[writerwife]

I'm going to watch the first episode or 2 and gauge it from there.

[TigerLily24]

Originally Posted by Mark S.

I have Comcast cable. No Paramount network. We used to have it, but they nixed it. Cartoon Network too, which I found odd.

I have Comcast and have both of those channels. Maybe part of some particular package or other.
Who knows.

Anyway, my DVR is set - first episode airs tonight.
The reviews haven't been great, but it's Kevin Costner, so I have to give it a look.

[mike1003]

Originally Posted by astrohip

Reviews are less than promising. I've read three so far, all three were... "it's ok, but nothing special".

I plan on trying it, but when three different reviewers all have the same thoughts, that's not promising.

But I've been surprised before! (both ways)

We wilt try it out also. DVR is set.

[astrohip]

BTW, on the Comcast channel issue, they definitely have different lineups in different parts of the country. Comcast has bought cable operators over the years, and often stays with what they bought. All the way down to hardware. We have different equipment in Houston, which was Time Warner before Comcast bought them, than for example, Dallas, which has always been Comcast.

We get TVLand in SD, whereas most of Comcast gets it in HD.

And to add to that, there are different packages with varying channel lineups. It ain't easy.

[Mark S.]

Originally Posted by astrohip

BTW, on the Comcast channel issue, they definitely have different lineups in different parts of the country. Comcast has bought cable operators over the years, and often stays with what they bought. All the way down to hardware. We have different equipment in Houston, which was Time Warner before Comcast bought them, than for example, Dallas, which has always been Comcast.

We get TVLand in SD, whereas most of Comcast gets it in HD.

And to add to that, there are different packages with varying channel lineups. It ain't easy.

I'm sure it also has something to do with deals with the networks. We used to get both SPIKE TV (now the Paramount Network) and the Cartoon Network. Now we get neither.

[mike1003]

Watched the show tonight Started slow as Hell then picked up some steam. Not bad, good enough to watch next week and see.

[the searchers]

On DirecTV 'Yellowstone' is on channel #241.

Watched the first episode tonight and was disappointed. But maybe the two hour version was too long for such a slow mover. Will keep with it.

[Gilah G.]

When I read wind river I knew I had to watch. Will watch it over the weekend and report back.

[Brave Stranger]

Better than most of the reviews. The daughter has potential