The Shaw Report: Is This the end for Yellowstone?

Kevin Costner looks like he's about to cause the end of Yellowstone

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Episode Transcript

Speaker 1 (00:00):
Well, it looks like the end of Yellowstone could be
fast approaching, and it's probably got a fair bit to
do with this current dispute between the creators and the star,
Kevin Costner. The New York Post is reporting sources say
the hit series will end after the second half of
season five. Costner wants a lighter workload so he can
pursue other projects. I hope it's not worter WORL two.

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Please don't still Recovery. How can you know? That's what
the dispute with creator Taylor Sheridan's about. Now. They're hoping
it can be worked out, at the very least so
they can finish out making season five, and all star
cast is coming together for a new film combining live
action and animated characters. Ryan Reynolds, Jason Momoa, Vince Vaughn,

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and Aubrey Plaza from The White Lotus are all on board,
called Animal Friends. It's described as an X rated road trip.
The Late Late Show with James Corden is going out
big Harry Styles and Will Ferrell will join James Corden
for his final episode at the end of next week.
Both have been fairavorites of Cordon's over the years. Ferrell
was one of his very first guests, and Harry's actually

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filled in as guest host a few times. Acclaimed Beatles
biographer Philip Norman is releasing a biography on George Harrison
based on quote unquote decades long research and unparalleled access
to inside sources. It's called The Reluctant Beatle. I like
the name, and it'll be out this October. And the

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union representing Hollywood writers have voted to authorize a strike,
which would have wide ramifications for audiences if productions are
shut down. The Writers Guild of America is currently negotiating
with the major studios and it's not going well. A
strike means almost all TV and movie productions all shut
down on the spot, halting the industry. Do you remember

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when this happened in the eighties, how do you affected everything? Really?
Big deal? For that it was a big deal and
I reckon it went for about somewhere between three and
six months or something, and it meant we had to
one show that was really affected by it was Dallas
and the big who shot Jr. And back then when
you didn't have social media and spoilers and all that,

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they would manage to make it over that three month
hiatus over Christmas time when you know they'd end on
a cliffhanger. Well, this means that meant back in the
eighties that were writers strike, it meant they had to
delay the return even longer and keep that secret. But
they did build it even even they even filmed. I
think they filmed three different variations of who might have

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shot Jr. To try it so that if anyone leaked things,
they couldn't really you know, pinpoint exactly what it was,
one of the silver bullet, of the gold bullet. No,
they did one where it was so well and but
I mean, you'd never get away with it these days,
you know by the end of the day. I mean,
look at Succession last week. Please, it was everywhere and

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with the writers strike, anything, Susan. I'm going to say anything, Susie,
because he hasn't watched watched it. She hasn't, and when
she does, we're all gonna have a chat.