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We watched this episode of 1923 on Paramount+

This is a watch along so you do need to bring your own copy of the episode to see it, there is no PIP or show audio. There is a visual cues off the top and a timer to help you sync up.

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MattyB207

Yeah, Spencer saw the roadblock and knew they weren't going to win a gun fight with that many police. So he was like, "peace out. i'm not dying for some booze." As for the long journey being dragged out and how agonizing/stressful it is to us as viewers, i do appreciate the writers showing us just how long and tough it would be for people to travel all that far. As Nikki said, "I'm ignorant and my privilege is showing." Lots of viewers likely are, because we didn't grow up during that time period, and didn't have to endure everything they've gone through. It's wild and hard to see that process Alexandra went through at Ellis Island processing, but in reality that's probably just a condensed version of what really happened and what people went through.

TheWhiteQuill

The journey really is the show to me. It so much the destination than just saving Yellowstone…. The journey is a realistic timeframe of what travel was. Of course few would face so many perils, but I enjoy this part of the show. A lot of people wanted a quick Spencer/Alexandra reunion and Yellowstone arrival. But I personal love the journey. I hear the final is a two hour show taking up the last two episodes. I’ve watched up to episode 6, so it’s interesting hearing your predictions while being ahead. I’m hoping for a season three… but nothing has been confirmed yet.

sandrinegeller

Omg so excited for all the 1923 content the last few days. It is why I joined and am so excited to watch the rest of the series with you!

Jason Sadowski

I have been slightly frustrated by the slowest slow burn in probably tv history. However as much I as I want Spencer & Alex at the Yellowstone yesterday I do commend the storytelling because it has never felt like filler it feels authentic & purpose driven. It shows the commitment one must have to protect & keep the ranch. The price they have to pay is devastating, the world is always unkind it will never be fair because the Earth doesn't provide fair. It gives, it sacrifices itself to sustain life within it. The problem is mankind's eternal conflict has been shaped around cruelty & its never ending thirst for possession. Peace can never be sustained as long as greed exists. I think what Taylor Sheridan attempted to do with 1923 is adapt Homer's Odyssey. A story about a man returning home from the Trojan war and his countless setbacks, delays & obstacles along the way. The only difference really is I am pretty sure that the actual Odyssey was shorter than Spencer's.

angie808

It took me almost a month, but I'm finally caught up with you guys from Yellowstone thru 1883, and now this, 1923. Love it all. As per usual, I will not go ahead of you guys. It's more fun that way. lol The tragedy of it all, especially with the Native American clans, because I can relate so much to it, being part Native Hawaiian, is too real.

ariel mermaid

I really hope you watch outlander one day it’s a good historical show with drama but still great outcomes all7 seasons it gives you both so you have a chance to breathe while watching

Paul T Hewes

its not what we DID to people, Nikki, its what we DO to people, everyday. And worse.