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My Favourite Show Analysis

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There are many genres of television that I enjoy. Horror, action, and sci-fi are amongst the ones I admire the most. If I were to choose my favorite genre, comedy would take the gold. Nothing beats laughing so vigorously that one’s stomach hurts. Out of all the comedy shows on television, the NETFLIX series The Ranch tops my list. It is my favorite show because of the characters, the location it takes place, and how hilarious it is. First and foremost, the ranch is my favorite show because of the characters. There are the two brothers Colt and Jameson and their father Beau Bennett. Colt, played by Ashton Kutcher, is the typical high school football star dreaming of making it big in the National Football League (NFL) but ruined his chance with poor choices he made along his journey. Jameson, his elder brother played by Danny Masterson, is the joker in the family. He does not take life seriously. After Colt left, he was compelled to stay on the ranch and help their father tend to the cattle because there was no one else to help. Then there is Beau. A father, played by Sam Elliot who is still trying to teach his sons how …show more content…

The Bennett family owned Iron River Ranch in the fictional town of Garrison, Colorado with a population of 512. To obtain a sense of how small it is, it has one traffic light. The ranch is located about 30 miles outside of the small town. Just far enough away to be self-sufficient if desired but close enough if you need to accomplish a run into town to grab some necessities. It reminds me of my uncle’s farm outside of Asheville, North Carolina. This is the exact kind of home people like myself dream of. Out in the open country not anywhere near the concrete jungles of today. The local watering hole is Maggie’s Bar which is operated by Colt and Jameson’s mother. It is one of the main sets the show takes place on ordinarily because every episode has at least one scene that involves the

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