There is an old adage that says that imitation is the greatest form of flattery, but in the field of cinema and television, this leads to copycés. This brings us to the franchise “Yellowstone” by Taylor Sheridan, to a Western saga covering centuries which continues to produce spin-offs and shows no sign of rolling at sunset soon. However, it seems that Netflix wants a piece of this action, because the series “Ransom Canyon” of Streamer is the last addition to the class of shows reminiscent of “Yellowstone”. The similarities with the Sheridan series have borne fruit, because “Ransom Canyon” is a success.
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According to FlixpatrolWestern from Netflix made the 10 best graphics in several regions, the show currently occupying first place in the United States. Based on the series of novels by Jodi Thomas of the same name, Josh Duhamel’s starred drama tells the story of farming families in competition for land – a premise that is not too far from the conflicts that inform “Yellowstone” by Sheridan, “1883” and “1923”.
That said, “Ransom Canyon” takes place in Texas, while “Yellowstone” takes place in Montana, there are therefore differences between shows. However, the stars of the Netflix series by April Blair understand why people compare the two Westerners to each other, but do they think that “Ransom Canyon” is an imitation of the Sheridan horse television juggernaut?
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Ransom Canyon is more than another Yellowstone clone
Very small Western screen on breeders that involves a land dispute is required to make comparisons with “Yellowstone”, but one of the main stars of “Ransom Canyon” thinks that his show has enough unique qualities to stand out from his own terms. While talking to E! NewsMinka Kelly – who plays Quinn O’Grady in the Netflix series – explained that “Ransom Canyon” will like fans of the Sheridan series, but the drama offers more than being another story to eliminate:
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“I guess they are both in the same sandbox, but I think” Rançon “is a completely different thing.”
Kelly also said that the show is similar to “Friday Night Lights”, the American football drama in the small town whose history also takes place in Texas. The interpreter said that Quinn was like an adult version of her character from Lyla Garrity on “Friday Night Lights”, so don’t go in “Ransom Canyon”, expecting that she is like the heroines of Sheridan.
In addition, it will take a lot to “Ransom Canyon” to garnish the craziest moments of the “Yellowstone” franchise, which include bulls that storm bars and romantic dates where the sweet conversation involves stories on the launching jet of the bones of the deceased parents of the car windows. “Yellowstone” prosperous to be ridiculous, and that is why no other show will really be the same.
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