Taylor Sheridan

Final Jeopardy category is Pulitzer Prize winning fiction, The Clue.

Inspired by the story to tell similar ones, Taylor Sheridan wrote the foreword to the 40th anniversary edition of this novel.

Only Shannon correctly responds, lonesome dove, and Shannon has wrestled the championship away from Anthony like a herd of cattle.

Guy, what did you think of

And, like, you need to remember, like, they said Pulitzer Prize winning fiction.

That narrows it down to, like, you know, seven possible books, one of which is The Color Purple, you know? Right.

And just remembering that Lonesome Dove, even though Lonesome Dove doesn't, like, perfectly track for what Taylor Sheridan does, it's the only option, you know? It's the

only option, yeah.

So I think that there's so much technology that enters our lives that it's a little bit of a pendulum.

I think if we over-index one way or another, then if we're just living in the Taylor Sheridan world of all the shows, Yellowstone and living in the country, I think if we over-index on that, then we need a phone to reconnect and to talk to others.

If we over-index that we're around technology too much and it feels like we're becoming wired ourselves, we have to rebound from that as well.

But I think there is a danger, especially on the technology end.

know.

That Taylor Sheridan, I don't know.

I hear people, oh, the politics.

I'll just tell you what.

From a person who grew up watching these guys in the 70s and 80s, thank God for Taylor Sheridan because he lets them come back and get some work again because these were fun people to watch.

I mean, even Michelle, the Catwoman.

What's her name? I can't think of it right now.

saw an interview recently with someone who was talking about working on these projects, working on films and stuff like that, and how TV projects and how nothing gets made by yourself.

So director Peter Berg says that the Call of Duty movie will focus on the cost of war and the burdens borne by soldiers rather than some superhero spectacle.

So it's drawing from the modern warfare line with a script by Taylor Sheridan.

The film is dated for June 30th, 2028, and Berg emphasizes that characters like Captain Prince and Ghosts will be portrayed as complicated humans, not comic book figures, which I have to say is probably the way to go.

Very interested to see Taylor Sheridan's writing on this as well.

for the much-respected Godzilla Minus One film that came out a few years ago, which Vin also very much appreciated, too.

The director, Takashi Yamazaki, is kind of getting his first major Hollywood break here.

Our last segment in our first story.

According to director Peter Berg, he and Taylor Sheridan's upcoming Call of Duty adaptation will be, quote, more than just gunfights and explosions.

According to Berg, the film will, quote, explore the human cost of war, focusing on the emotional and psychological burdens soldiers carry, the screen thrill on Instagram.

Gotcha.

Totally.

Have you watched any of Taylor Sheridan's? Have I ever asked you about Taylor Sheridan before?

No, I don't think so.

Well, I'm telling you this because what I am trying to, Here's what I'll tell you.

I'm tired of watching Hollywood manipulate credibility bestowing awards.

Guess how many Emmy nominations or wins this year went to Taylor Sheridan or actors on his conservative-leaning shows Landman, Lioness, The Madison, or Mayor of Kingstown, or even Yellowstone over the years? That would be none.

I don't want any of that, a fed-up Mr. Sheridan told Howard Stern in June.

I won't go pick it up.

I'm tired of watching Hollywood manipulate credibility bestowing awards.

Guess how many Emmy nominations or wins this year went to Taylor Sheridan or actors on his conservative-leaning shows Landman, Lioness, The Madison, or Mayor of Kingstown, or even Yellowstone over the years? That would be none.

I don't want any of that, a fed-up Mr. Sheridan told Howard Stern in June.

I won't go pick it up.