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Lonesome Dove (1989) Full Length REACTION! "Part 3: The Plains" (Patreon)

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2023-03-16 01:21:27
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Madison reacts to and discusses Part 3 of Lonesome Dove.

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James T. Randle

This is why so many of us wanted to watch your reaction to this series in particular we knew you’d bring an appreciation most couldn’t… The Game of Thrones connection cracked me up I had never thought about the comparison lol.. also the fast food analogy was right on… Can’t wait for next week… Make sure you have some tissues handy for your “allergies” because you’ll need them 😉

Daniel

Another great episode, Madison! I would honestly like a little bit more commentary from you during a show, but I know it's a fine line to travel. I get really frustrated with reactors who talk SO MUCH during a movie that they talk right over important information, or a lot will look at their camera to make a comment and completely miss something on-screen. I think someone already pointed out the book won the Pulitzer Prize in 1986, I think you should certainly read it as well! You might also check out the movie "The Last Picture Show," a 1971 film based on another (non-western) novel by Larry McMurtry. Finally, if you've never read "The Travels of Jaimie McPheeters," look for it! It won the 1959 Pulitzer Prize, not exactly a Western, but a "wagon train to the West" sort of thing.