- The “Yellowstone” cocreator appeared on “The Joe Rogan Experience” podcast this week.
- He said that he didn’t think the series — now in its fifth season — had a “plot.”
- He added: “It’s not surprising that critics hate it because it’s designed for them to hate.”
“Yellowstone” cocreator Taylor Sheridan appeared on “The Joe Rogan Experience” podcast earlier this week and spoke about why he believed critics “hate” his Western drama.
During their discussion, which also saw them touch on veganism and “woke” comedy, Rogan heaped praise on Sheridan for his work on the “Yellowstone” prequel dramas “1883” and “1923,” which focus on the ancestors of the family in the show.
This prompted the writer to reveal how the two spinoffs differ from the flagship series — namely, that he thinks they have more of a concrete plot than “Yellowstone.”
While he said “1883” was “me growing up” and “taking a look back at history”,” in comparison, he thought “Yellowstone” was the “punk rock me. ”
“It has no plot, really,” Sheridan said, adding that the central premise of the series was: “Don’t take my land, I want your land.”