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  • 14. A Dream and a Memory (S2.EP7) Series Finale
    Welcome back, folks. This is it—the end of the end. I’m Alex, and I’m here with Jerry, and we’re still trying to process the emotional rollercoaster that was the 1923 series finale. We had heartbreak. We had redemption. And yes—Spencer finally made it home. But not without some serious bloodshed, sacrifice, and an ending that had us reaching for the tissues more than once.In this episode, we wrap up everything from Tiana’s fate in Texas to Whitfield’s downfall in Montana. Spencer and Alexandra’s reunion? Beautiful. Alexandra’s ending? Absolutely gut-wrenching. And that final dance scene? A perfect full-circle moment. We break down every major moment, body count, and all the ways this finale tied up loose ends (and still left a few open for the next generation). You don’t want to miss this one.⏱️ Episode Timeline Highlights[2:05] – Texas: Marshall Faucet investigates, Tiana faces judgment, and finally—justice [10:42] – A bittersweet redemption and a rifle gift that brought closure [16:18] – Back in Montana: Spencer’s journey, Lindy’s horror show, and Whitfield being peak Whitfield [22:07] – Kara turns sniper—best matriarch move in the entire show [26:40] – Alexandra’s frostbite, the most awkward baby ever born, and a tragic goodbye [35:15] – Spencer’s massive revenge: 8 men down in 2 minutes and a house in flames [41:00] – Funeral heartbreak, new beginnings, and the family line continues [46:30] – Final thoughts: Where does this leave the Dutton legacy—and what's next?🔗 Links & ResourcesWatch 1923 on Paramount+Learn more about the upcoming 1944 series hereRevisit 1883 or start from the beginning with YellowstoneShare your finale thoughts with us on your favorite 1923 Facebook groupsThat’s it for 1923, folks. It’s been a wild ride—thanks for coming along with us through every bullet, blizzard, and broken heart. If you’ve enjoyed the podcast, please rate, follow, and leave us a review. And if you’ve got fellow Yellowstone Universe fans, send them our way. We might just be back for 1944… if Jerry can convince me.Until then, keep warm, fuel up, and stay out of the damn snow.—Alex & Jerry 🎙️Advertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy
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  • 13. "The Mountain Teeth of Monsters" (S2 E6)
    Hey everyone, it’s Alex and Jerry here, and this week we’re diving into episode six of 1923, The Mountain Teeth of Monsters. With just one episode left in the season—and the series—we’re staring down the barrel of war, reckoning, and (let’s be honest) a whole lot of death. This episode was brutal, dark, and filled with big moves that are clearly setting us up for a massive, two-hour finale.From Tiana’s fierce final stand to Jacob gearing up for a showdown, and Alexandra’s horrifying detour into frozen hell—this episode gave us plenty to scream at the screen about. We break down all the major storylines, body counts (yes, we kept track), and that ever-rising tension as the Dutton family prepares for what could be the most explosive episode yet. Also, yes—finally—goodbye to Marshall Douchebag.⏱️ Episode Timeline Highlights[1:11] – Opening thoughts: So many loose ends, and only one (double) episode left to tie them [3:22] – Pete’s fate revealed, and Father Dumbass makes his final stand [7:44] – Tiana delivers one of the most badass moments of the season [13:03] – In Montana, Jacob prepares for war—and Jack makes a fatal mistake [18:55] – Whitfield’s twisted plans for Lindy (and why we’re still not buying this storyline) [24:10] – Spencer's PTSD and a train headed west—will he make it in time? [28:45] – Alexandra's snowy detour: Happy travels… until they’re not [35:30] – Final thoughts and theories: Who’s making it out of this alive?🔗 Links & ResourcesWatch 1923 exclusively on Paramount+Catch previous recaps on our podcast archiveRead up on Medal of Honor history like Spencer’s at CMOH FoundationDiscuss the show with us and fellow fans on your favorite Facebook group—yes, they’re still wildin’Next week, it all comes down to the finale: Episode 7 – A Dream and a Memory. Two hours. One family. And no guarantee who’s making it out alive. Will Spencer and Alexandra reunite? Will Jacob finally burn it all down? Will we get one last Isabel May voiceover to rip our hearts out? You better believe we’ll be here to talk all about it.If you’re enjoying the pod, don’t forget to follow, rate, and review—and share it with your fellow 1923 fans. It helps more than you know.Till next time, Alex & JerryAdvertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy
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  • 12. "Only Gunshots to Guide Us" ( S2 E5)
    Y’all… buckle up. This week we’re diving into 1923, Season 2, Episode 5 – Only Gunshots to Guide Us – and let me tell you, this one’s a doozy. We’re talking about a seriously heavy, emotionally intense, and, at times, unwatchable episode. And I’m not alone in thinking that – the Facebook groups are on fire with fans who are just as baffled as we are about the direction this show is taking. We’re still all-in on 1923, but man, this episode had us asking: what the heck is Taylor Sheridan doing?From Alexandra’s devastating arc to Whitfield’s ever-creepier schemes, this episode had us ranting, venting, and questioning everything – including our tolerance for how dark this show is willing to go. We also hit Montana, Wyoming, and even catch up with Spencer and a badass female marshal (more of her, please!). And of course, there’s still no happiness in sight. But hey, at least we got a voiceover from Isabel May, and we’ll take what we can get!🔥 Episode Timeline Highlights[1:03] – Why fans (and us) are not loving where this story’s headed [6:45] – Alexandra’s brutal journey: from the boat to the train, to just about every nightmare in between [14:21] – The rise of Banner: is the former villain starting to look like an anti-hero? [22:10] – Spencer’s wild encounter with a salty female marshal (who might be the best character this season) [31:33] – One powerful line: “Is this the world I killed for?” [39:15] – Pete’s heartbreaking run-in with Marshal Douchebag [45:00] – Tiana’s quick cameo and a teaser of what’s to come [53:25] – We break down the title and wonder: are gunshots really all we have to guide us now?🔗 Links & ResourcesCatch up on all episodes of 1923 on Paramount+Join the discussion in the 1923 Facebook groups – yes, they’re alive and heated!Want to learn more about Medal of Honor recipients like Spencer? Visit CMOH FoundationIf you made it through this episode – of the show and of our podcast – give yourself a gold star (or at least a shot of whiskey). Don’t forget to follow, rate, and review the podcast if you're loving the recaps – and share it with a fellow 1923 diehard who needs a place to vent. We'll be back next week with Episode 6: The Mountain Teeth of Monsters – and we have no idea what to expect.See you then… hopefully not at the train station.—Alex & Jerry 🎙️Advertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy
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  • 11. “The River of Iron” (S2E4)
    Hey everyone – Alex and Jerry here, and this week we’re diving deep into 1923, Season 2, Episode 4: The River of Iron. This episode finally gives us a bit of an "upbeat" vibe… well, relatively speaking. From intense moments on the ranch to Spencer’s ongoing saga of chaos and survival, there’s a lot to unpack – and we break it all down.We talk through Alexandra’s brutal run-in (literally), Tiona’s near moment of peace, and Whitfield’s not-so-subtle pitch to bring a ski resort straight into Yellowstone territory. The tension is rising, lines are being drawn, and nobody is safe – especially if your name isn’t Dutton. Oh, and don’t miss the return of the infamous "train station" concept. You know what that means.🔥 Episode Breakdown & Timeline Highlights[1:33] – Initial reactions: “Upbeat” or just slightly less devastating?[5:45] – Alexandra’s brutal attack and her haunting quote: “He took everything.”[13:12] – Tiona’s poster sighting and what it signals for her future[20:09] – Donald Whitfield’s ski resort pitch – a business plan with sinister motives[29:40] – The origin of the train station revealed (and Banner’s brutal initiation)[36:51] – Life on the ranch: trepanation surgery, a rare moment of calm, and family bonds[48:10] – Jacob’s quiet wisdom (and classic Harrison Ford swagger)[56:03] – Spencer’s run-ins (plural) – from corrupt cops to deranged hobos on the train[1:08:20] – Who’s going to reach the Yellowstone first? Alexandra, Spencer, or Tiona?[1:15:40] – Predictions, mafia theories, and what’s next for the Dutton legacy🔗 Links & Resources1923, Season 2 streaming now on Paramount+Have feedback? Drop us a line at [email protected] week’s episode: Only Gunshots to Guide Us (that title… yikes)If you’re enjoying the show, hit that follow, subscribe, and don’t forget to leave a review – it helps other fans find us, and we love hearing what you think. Until next time, we’re outta here!— Alex & Jerry 🎙️Advertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy
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  • 10. "Wrap thee in Terror" 1923 (S2, ep3)
    Wrap Thee in Terror – A Revealing Turn in 1923 Season 2, Episode 3This week, we're diving deep into 1923 Season 2, Episode 3, Wrap Thee in Terror. This episode delivered some major revelations, intense struggles, and more than a few moments that left us speechless. From the brutal realities of survival in Montana to the dark and dangerous journey through Ellis Island, this one had it all. Spencer’s fate takes another unexpected turn, Alexandra faces her toughest challenge yet, and the Duttons are fighting to hold on—both to their land and to their lives.We break down the critical moments, unpack what these events mean for the rest of the season, and speculate on what’s next. Plus, we discuss the historical realities that shaped this episode, from frontier medicine to immigration struggles. And of course, we can’t help but rant a little about Yellowstone and how the legacy of the Duttons plays out across the franchise.Episode Breakdown🔹 [3:15] – A brutal choice: The Duttons fight to survive Montana’s harsh winter🔹 [12:40] – The shocking fate of Zane—what’s next for him after a life-threatening injury?🔹 [22:05] – Alexandra’s nightmare at Ellis Island and her defiant stand for her freedom🔹 [35:30] – Spencer’s dangerous detour and why his enemies want him dead🔹 [45:50] – The chilling pursuit of Tiona—who will find her first?🔹 [55:20] – The growing threat against the Duttons and what we think happens nextLinks & Resources🔗 1923 Family Tree Explained🔗 History of Ellis Island Immigration🔗 The True Story of Frontier MedicineIf you’re loving our breakdowns of 1923, make sure to subscribe, leave a review, and tell your fellow Yellowstone fans! We’ll be back next week with The Journey of the Rivers on Iron—and trust us, you won’t want to miss it.🎙️ Follow, rate, and review wherever you get your podcasts! #Yellowstone #1923 #DuttonFamilyLegacyOAdvertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy
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