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Miles Archer

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3. I have to wonder who's in the audience for these Sheridan shows

Reply to Walleye (Reply #1)

Sun Dec 7, 2025, 09:55 AM

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I hated "Yellowstone," turned it off after 20 minutes. I slogged through "Landman" because I like Thornton and the same for "Tulsa King" because I was curious to see what Stallone would do in a TV setting but it's the same undercurrent that runs through everything Sheridan touches. He really is writing an ongoing love letter to the toxic males of America.

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Stallone, Trump, & Taylor Sheridan's unrelenting sagas of toxic male masculinity [View all] Miles Archer Sunday OP

I think they have excessive testosterone in their heads instead of brains Walleye Sunday #1

I have to wonder who's in the audience for these Sheridan shows Miles Archer Sunday #3

Most of the female characters on Landman are idiotic milestogo Sunday #2

Hyper-sexual (to get what they want--money, power or superficial things) or scorned women (seeking revenge). NCDem47 Sunday #9

I love Billy Bob Thornton. milestogo Sunday #12

I've watched Landman and enjoyed it thoroughly, in part because I like Billy Bob Thornton, and in part chia Sunday #4

Agreed Wifes husband Sunday #11

Plus the woman lawyer Avalon Sparks Sunday #14

I didn't watch 1923 so I can't speak to that, but Rebecca Falcone (Kayla Wallace) is great. chia Sunday #16

'Yellowstone'...'The Sopranos' on horseback. sop Sunday #5

I said the same! I watched it to the end - it got worse and worse. yardwork Sunday #7

I think Landman is excellent. 1883 and 1923 too underpants Sunday #6

I'm not disagreeing with you, but how do you define "toxic male masculinity?" Polybius Sunday #8

The funniest was in Sheridan's "The Lioness." Prairie Gates Sunday #10

Have you ever listened to the podcast Trillbillies Workers Party? Iris Sunday #13

Are people not watching the Hunting Wives? Sympthsical Sunday #15