Kieran Fisher

"Yellowstone" spin-off "Dutton Ranch" is reminiscent of the past at times. Case in point — Joaquin Jackson Reyes. He's the non-biological son of the local area's most powerful ranching family — and the type of fella who specializes in fixing messes. Joaquin also has a temperamental sibling who wants him dead. Sound familiar? He's just like Jamie Dutton (Wes Bentley) on "Yellowstone," minus the self-serving political aspirations.

"Dutton Ranch" Season 1 was always going to feature a high body count, and Sheriff Wade has added to it. He's the type of cop who's nice to some folks but also happy to shoot unarmed men and claim self-defense. But actor Josh Stewart is suited for the role, as he has a history of playing cops on the small screen.

The television landscape can be cruel to science fiction, and many great sci-fi shows have been canceled far too soon. At least "Person of Interest" sufficiently concluded its story, but CBS pulled the plug on the series while the ratings were still hot. So, what gives? Sadly, "Person of Interest" wasn't financially profitable enough for CBS to keep it going. While attending the Needham Emerging Technology Conference in 2016, former CBS CEO Les Moonves noted that Jonah Nolan's series only broke even because the network had to split the profits with Warner Bros.

In Season 1, Episode 9 of "Bones," Brennan and Booth joke about Jesus being a zombie. Series creator, Hart Hanson, was surprised Fox let them get away with it.

By Kieran Fisher Apple TV Apple TV is a premier destination for great sci-fi shows , but its comedy series haven't always enjoyed the best luck.

Simone Clark (Niecy Nash-Betts) didn't get to solve a lot of cases as an FBI agent. That's because ABC canceled "The Rookie: Feds" after one season due to low ratings and corporate restructuring at the network.

Two things are certain in life — taxes and people dying on "Yellowstone." Taylor Sheridan's acclaimed neo-Western series boasts a large body count, ranging from characters being bitten by snakes to dying in ranching accidents. However, most of the deaths are executions carried out by humans — usually while fighting over land and battling for Montana's soul.

By Kieran Fisher Orion Pictures Kevin Costner keeps making Westerns , and he has a good reason for doing so.

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Beulah Jackson commands respect on the "Yellowstone" spin-off "Dutton Ranch." She runs the local cattle scene and quickly butts heads with Beth Dutton (Kelly Reilly), leading to quite an uneasy relationship between two headstrong personalities. What can possibly go wrong?