The Madison Is Different From Taylor Sheridan's Yellowsto...

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Let’s talk about For all the parallels between Taylor Sheridan’s The Madison and Yellowstone, there’s a crucial difference that sets the two shows apart.

Television Drama Shows The Madison Is Different From Taylor Sheridan’s Yellowstone In One Major Way By Kieran Fisher 8:00 am EST Emerson Miller/Paramount+ This article contains spoilers for “The Madison” episode 1. Don’t go into “The Madison” expecting another Taylor Sheridan “Yellowstone” spin-off . (and honestly, same)

“The Madison” and “Yellowstone” are similar in that they are both tragic, family-focused dramas set in Montana.

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But, “The Madison” is a sentimental affair, and “Yellowstone” is full of wild moments . What’s more, “The Madison” doesn’t portray city slickers as evil forces out to rob Montana of its natural beauty, which is a refreshing change of pace.

“The Madison” tells the story of a New York City-based family who visit Montana to mourn the death of their beloved husband and father, Preston Clyburn (Kurt Russell). Preston died while visiting his brother in Montana, forcing his loved ones to fly down and identify his body.

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The Clyburns then decide to stick around for a while, beginning a fish-out-of-water story about healing. The Cylburns are useless when it comes to living the Montana lifestyle. They aren’t used to seeing snakes or pooping in cabins, so don’t expect them to become cowboys overnight.

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The Bottom Line

The Madison is about good people from the city Chris Saunders/Paramount+ “Yellowstone” sees the Dutton family doing trash things to protect their land from all manner of threats, but metropolitan capitalists seeking to gentrify Montana are the most common. From the Beck brothers to Market Equities, these wealthy out-of-towners are only driven by profit, and they will stop at nothing to overthrow the Duttons and build businesses in Montana.

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