For every single character, even down to our young boy John Dutton Jr., you can see where this goes forward in this journey. Taylor sort of teased you with it in the beginning, and what you really understand at the end of the day is that the entire journey comes together at the end. I kept thinking she was probably essential to the Dutton family tree, and there was no way you guys were going to kill off your narrator and arguably your main character. I have to admit: I didn’t think Elsa was going to die until about two minutes before she did. Jane Campion Fires Back at Sam Elliott's 'Power of the Dog' Criticism: 'Let's Meet Down at the Warner Brothers Lot for a Shootout!'īelow, 1883 executive producer David Glasser tackled some of the burning questions left by the episode, aptly titled “This Is Not Your Heaven,” which was written by the Dutton-verse’s prolific showrunner, Taylor Sheridan.

The result was an episode that felt firmly like the conclusion of a story, not the end of a season, and, as noted, it’s not even that since Paramount+ announced last week the order of “additional episodes” of 1883, while declining to call it a “season two.”

Meanwhile, fan-favorite Shea Brennan ( Sam Elliott) made good on his promise to see the Pacific Ocean so his late wife could “use eyes to see the world” - then promptly shot himself. The Yellowstone prequel delivered a rather shockingly emotional and downright bleak ending to its first season finale (well, it’s not the finale, technically, and we’ll get to why in a moment).Įlsa Dutton ( Isabel May) - arguably the show’s main character - perished in her father James’ (Tim McGraw) arms after succumbing to her arrow wound. Is 1883 the Paramount+ drama’s title or how many tears each viewer shed during Sunday’s finale?

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