The Ranch (TV Series) Pass It on Down (2018) User Reviews

Of course.

[Gernot S. · 7/10 · 9 December 2018]

There he is, the unknown nephew appearing just a few weeks after rooster's disappearance... Lets watch how that plays out. For now I just wanna say: this is the single most obvious move in the playbook. Somehow I thought The Ranch would be different.

kind of a let down

[pangis910 · 18 September 2020]

Yeah a nephew out of no where......... sure :P

too soon , too late

Powerful episode

[jeremy-hammond-2 · 10/10 · 8 December 2018]

Wasn't sure how I'd feel about the introduction of Luke replacing Rooster, but there was a scene between him and Beau that really hit me hard. It also showed me how committed the producers/writers are to delivering a quality show, despite the loss of a major character. Great job.

Pleasantly surprised

[rdmeags-24155 · 10/10 · 10 December 2018]

I am extremely impressed with Dax Shepard's performance in this episode. His portrayal of someone recalling an experience in Iraq was such a strong performance, which is something I wasn't expecting from someone I've always considered to be just a comedic actor. Well played

That '70s 2 and a half men shows...

[nakrugt · 2/10 · 4 December 2020]

Just another mistake replacing one of the main characters...

First, Eric in "That '70s Show", and then Charlie in "Two and a Half Men" from the cast of the former and the producers of the latter...

The show was not great already but it was fun to watch as I considered it another dimension where Kelso and Hyde were brothers, Fez was the immigrant, Kitty was Kelso's mother-in-law and Red was their neighbor...

Seriously! Dax Shepard!

[chunkylefunga · 4/10 · 29 March 2021]

Come on writer, Dax Shepard as a hardman was vet? Guy is about as hard as cotton wool.

The show doesn't need the character of Luke in the show. Get rid of him, he adds nothing.

And just how lazy is it to just invent a nephew out of thin air.

Kill off Luke and bring back Rooster (until his court case has a verdict).