The show contains deeply troubling elements—racism and misogyny—yet manages to elicit some laughter. It feels like a damaging influence on society, though those who can tolerate that may find enjoyment in the initial season. The second season is difficult to watch, with only occasional humor, and I couldn’t continue past the first episode of the third. I'm forced to award it one star; anything higher would feel like …

My wife seems to believe this adaptation surpasses the British one... …and I’m willing to concede that point to her. Actually, no, it's just that one aspect I'll acknowledge. Everything else feels like a pale imitation of what came before, and frankly, as someone with historical knowledge, the portrayal of Native Americans is deeply troubling. I might be able to overlook it if I discovered he passed away while…