Sheridan Dismisses Emmys, Slams Studio Execs and Critics
Taylor Sheridan, creator of Yellowstone, said on The Bill Simmons Podcast that he isn’t chasing Emmy trophies and aims to move and entertain audiences instead. He blasted studio and network executives for knowing “nothing” about storytelling, criticized Marvel-style information dumps, and said he’ll rage-bait critics without changing his approach. With two shows on the Emmy ballot (The Madison and Landman), he also noted industry missteps around Demi Moore’s role and argued he signs deals to tell stories for ordinary viewers, not to win awards. He even joked about never returning to Los Angeles unless it secedes, expressing a preference for New York.
