Television

If you're a fan of the TV series "Yellowstone", you probably already have Sunday night's finale marked with red on your calendar. Based on what actor Cole Hauser has shared, you might want to be prepared to be shocked.

Have you ever found yourself on an internet quest that no one asked for? That just happened to me as I decided to find where they film the TV series "Yellowstone" on Google Maps. I'm pretty sure I was successful.

Many of us in Wyoming make the trip to Buffalo every August to celebrate our favorite show, Longmire. This year, you can attend Longmire Days no matter where you are as the event will be online.

Earlier today (July 24th, 2020), Casper resident, Nevaeh Christensen, got to join the Bob's Burgers Comic Con@Home 2020 video conference call.

It's no surprise at all anymore when a celebrity decides to move to the Cowboy State. Maybe that's why I spent a good 30-minutes on the internet Google searching my life away after Joel McHale joked about Jimmy Kimmel spending the summer in Wyoming.

I have learned both good news and bad news about the TV show "Yellowstone". The bad news is we may know when the series will end. The good news is it won't be soon according to a recent interview with the show's creator.

If you're a fan of the TV series "Yellowstone", you might think the ranch where it's located is too good to be true. The truth is that the ranch that Kevin Costner's character own is a real place and I have a dozen pics to prove it.

It started innocently enough. It was the weekend. I was bored. I was left alone with the TV remote. On a whim, I decided to watch a new show. Now, I'm am hopelessly addicted to The Floor is Lava on Netflix.

Earlier this week, author Craig Johnson shared a comical and fictional account of what Walt Longmire been up to during the COVID-19 pandemic.

In Wyoming, we like to think of ourselves as the dinosaur capital of the world. While that may be a slight exaggeration, the Cowboy State will be featured in a new Discovery Channel show "Dino Hunters".

Many tried and many failed to locate the legendary Forrest Fenn treasure over the years, but a new report confirmed that someone finally succeeded.

A recent Wyoming tradition is another casualty of the COVID-19 pandemic. Longmire Days has announced the event for 2020 is canceled.