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Jen Landon went on to describe the family she imagines for Teeter in “Yellowstone” as “A bunch of older brothers,” saying that she thinks the character “went by her father.” When you imagine the sarcastic, cut-off Teeter in this way, it does begin to add a lot of extra layers to her characterization.
Furthermore, as “Yellowstone” has taken a deep dive into the backstories of many of the key characters, it’s possible that Landon’s version could even become a reality one day. “One of the things that was really clear to me, even in season three, was Teeter’s deep, deep need for family,” Landon explained. “She definitely feels like a motherless child and that she really lost her family, you know, to a host of issues.”
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This would help to explain how hurt Teeter was in her most emotional scene when John decides to kick the girls off of the ranch after a few too many bunkhouse dust-ups. Having felt secure and wanted for the first time in so long, Teeter’s hurtful dejection makes a lot of sense.
While Landon’s take on the character’s backstory isn’t official canon by any means, considering how willing Taylor Sheridan is to work collaboratively with his performers, he could possibly incorporate it into future episodes, depending on how long the series continues.
