While it may have been interesting, I think Johnson's ego and the prospect of having a bigger role, rather than be a part of the team, had as much to do with that thought process. I'm not saying it would have been a bad thing, but, that was when he was much more in demand and he does seem to have an inflated ego. Why wouldn't he want to be more than just one of the group?

Nothing would surprise me, if they cancel. It's still a good show, even if almost all the cat has changed over the years. That's a testament to the quality of the episodes and the abilities of both the writers and cast to give viewers what they want in an entertainment vehicle. Then, again, this is CBS we're talking about, here. Granted, all networks have cancelled programs citing costs, seemingly ignoring the viewership and the revenue some programs bring in. Whether that is in spawning new programs, as has happened with NCIS, or other ways. , CBS, going back to the 60's cancelled The Beverly Hillbillies when it was the top rated program on television. B

It's difficult to believe what we read, even when the words are coming from the cast. While Luke Grimes send not to have know his ending, other cat mergers are reported to have known in any case Season 5 would be the end and Kevin Costner's deposit didn't change anything.

Then, when you recall back when Katie had his "vision", he did tell Monica he saw the end to them. While many of us took that to mean he saw the end of their marriage, it may have been alluding to the Yellowstone Ranch, the Dutton family's ownership and more. Perhaps we'll see in the next few weeks if his vision foretold the fall of the Dutton, the Yellowstone, a way of life, all that or none of it all.

I can understand, to a point, the concluding that the stores doesn't, yet, have a clear plan for Tiffany Wallace's replacement. But, we really don't know how much notice she gave that she was leaving, either. It was within the month just prior to the premiere of Season 7 that it was announced that she was leaving the series. So, how much that might be okay into it is not clear, to me, at least. That being said, it b is a bit alarming how many actors have left the Dick Wolfe productions over the past several seasons (or, more of we include all the Law & Order stores).

It was nice to see and hear Mark Harmon as Gibbs, again. I couldn't help but notice, though, he, Mark Harmon, unlike when he was regularly i appearing on NCIS, is beginning to sound his age and sounds very tired. Hope his health is good.