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(dramatic music) (low grunting)(glass shattering) (gun clicks) (exhausted breathing) – [Ryan] What a (beep) situation this is. (dramatic bluegrass music) – Y'know, he's been waitingfor his opportunity to prove his worth, to doa bit more than he's been tasked to do. – I got it. – And so when he's calledupon to do something, y'know, extracurricular, go with the boss's son, uh, it's like 'Yeah lemme go grabmy stuff! I can't wait to go!' Does he know how far he's willing to go? What he's been asked to do?And does he know where his limit is yet? No, I think he's justhappy to get in the car, and then he's…

(man shouting) – C'mon. (country music) – So Jimmy's grandfatheris his last remnant of his family. – It's bad news. – And I think that theYellowstone and the bunkhouse has become this seed of a new family. So over the course of the second season, Jimmy is feeling more and more at home and feeling more andmore part of something larger than himself. – No shit. – And then when his grandfather is killed, he feels isolated and lost. And then to have thesupport of his new family step in and help, he both realizes thathe's now part of something larger than himself. He is really truly apart of the…

today we're going to fussy cut some diamonds to make tumbling blocks [Music] let's take a look at the blocks we're going to use to make up our tumbling block I've called this yellow stone because these animals remind me of the types of animals you see at Yellowstone Park and also the scenery is very similar first of all we have to get our fussy cut fabric that's the important thing that means we're going to Center a design inside the diamond shape and if you'll notice here we have a large diamond with the animals in we have a medium size diamond and then we have a smaller…

imagine the American West 150 years ago these same imposing jagged mountains and sweeping landscapes but also grizzly bears 50,000 of them as more people move to the western frontier they killed so many grizzly bears that the species nearly became extinct by 1975 there were fewer than 1000 Grizzlies left in the region around 140 in and around Yellowstone National Park the government plays them on the endangered species list and over the next 42 years their number more than quadrupled this first time I've been here this years I don't know I've just heard this is the place the fact that that we've had a successful recovery of…

Yellowstone. It's a lot differentthan it is on television, I can tell you that. For two yearsI've been a ranch hand, working the landon the Paramount Network series Yellowstone, a role I was born to play. See, as a kidI discovered my love for this giant wild punchbowl where the skyjust goes on forever. But today, something is amiss. Yellowstone has seen changesthat have hunters and ranchers, scientists and park visitorsalike, concerned, not just forthe future of the park, but for the planet itself. I want to know whythis particular place is so important. Why this environment, this ecosystem can answer the bigger questionsthat we have. So this trip is…

traveling mell [Music] hello from Old Faithful area of Yellowstone this has got to be one of the most famous and popular parts of the very famous and popular park and for good reason Old Faithful geyser is one of the reasons that this became our first National Park the whole world's first national park so I'm not gonna lie it's gonna be crowded it's gonna be crazy unless you come in winter there's good there will be a lot of people here because you're not the only one that wants to see the Old Faithful geyser but we're going to show you some of the best things to see…

Roughly every 100, 000 years, our planet undergoesone of the most-violent catastrophes imaginable. Supervolcanoes are to regular volcanoes whatsupermassive black holes are to regular black holes or the Incredible Hulk is to Hulk Hogan. Bigger, badder, and infinitely more-terrifying. Capable of ejecting over 1, 000 cubic kilometersof material, even the smallest supervolcano dwarfs any eruption in human history. Mt St Helens, Krakatoa, Vesuvius… all aremere sparks against such infernos. But while no supervolcano has erupted sincethe dawn of civilization, that doesn’t mean they’re gone. If you live in America, you may have evenvisited one. Yellowstone national park is famous for itsbeauty. But just under the surface lies somethingfar uglier: a…

Last year, you kind of gotto see the gruesome part of Rip's lifebefore he came to the ranch. This is Rip's lifewhen he gets to the ranch. I love that flashback scenewith young Beth and young Rip when they first meet. Don't catch that one. Why not? Don't want him caught. That's the horsethat killed my mother. It's a beautiful moment, beautiful scene. I mean, you get to geta little bit more knowledge of where we camefrom as characters, you know, and how we fell in love. You know, even then, young Bethcould eat him alive. Not in her sexuality, but just in her mind. She can sum him up…