I'm trying to understand why Elizabeth would leave her child in Montana. Why would she stay in Montana to carry the child to term? I think as soon as spring arrives she is on a fast train home back east and out of Montana. Possibly for good.

My wife and I were a huge fan of the original series. The cast had so much chemistry and the writing was the best. The show ran it's course. We gave the reboot a chance. Four episodes was all we could take. Some things should not be rebooted. Breaking Bad, The Sopranos, I Love Lucy, Friends, Everybody Loves Raymond, Threes Company. I rest my case.

Loved the show, but for God sakes the years between seasons just became unbearable. I could barely get through season 4. Now it's been 3 years. I give up. I'll maybe check it out after they release the entire last season so I don't have to keep waiting for some kind of conclusion.

Sorry, I saw the movie. It was ok. I enjoy Redford in other roles. In fact, there are few movies I would say that he was in that I didn't enjoy. But I wouldn't categorize this as a western because they were riding horses. Indiana Jones rode a horse in Raiders of the lost Ark, is that a western? Is a cowboy a cowboy because he wears a cowboy hat? Is Urban Cowboy a western because Travolta wore a cowboy hat and rode a mechanical bull? Is The Horse Whisperer a romantic drama set on a horse ranch. That's as close to being a western as I'm willing to give you. Jeremiah Johnson was a western that ranks right up there with Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid.