This show is a reality show, as opposed to Yellowstone, which is a drama. Why, then, is there as much drama in this show as there is in Yellowstone? I mean, they really lay it on thick here. Within the first ten minutes of episode 1 they show footage of burning a field, and one of the McBees talks about how the wind can change on a dime and "if we're not able to control this fire, it could burn thousands and thousands of acres, burn down fences, burn down people's homes." It begs the question "Are you trying to make this sound way more exciting than it is, or are you really that wildly irresponsible?"
Also within the first ten minutes is a snippet of conversation about who drank all the almond milk last night, because so and so needs it for his protein shake. It was around this point that I decided I'd had enough.
If you like Jersey Shore/ Kardashians/ The Bachelor type stuff and you'd like a rural twist to your so-called-reality tv, this is your show.
Also within the first ten minutes is a snippet of conversation about who drank all the almond milk last night, because so and so needs it for his protein shake. It was around this point that I decided I'd had enough.
If you like Jersey Shore/ Kardashians/ The Bachelor type stuff and you'd like a rural twist to your so-called-reality tv, this is your show.