Overview
- Netflix released the seven-episode Western on Dec. 4, starring Gillian Anderson and Lena Headey.
- The story tracks two widowed matriarchs in 1854 Washington Territory whose families collide over land, power and secrets.
- Reviewers widely single out Anderson and Headey’s performances and the female-led framing as standout strengths.
- Several critics fault the writing, pacing and narrative clarity, with some reviews labeling the series a misfire.
- Creator Kurt Sutter withdrew over creative differences, the planned 10-episode run was trimmed to seven, and Netflix has not announced a renewal.