Quick answer: If you loved Yellowstone, start with 1883 or 1923 on Paramount+ for more Dutton family history, Landman on Paramount+ for Taylor Sheridan’s take on Texas oil money, or Marshals, the Kayce Dutton spin-off, whose Season 2 is airing now on CBS and Paramount+. Yellowstone itself streams on Peacock in the US, not Paramount+.
Yellowstone ended after five seasons, but the appetite for its mix of land, money, family loyalty and frontier justice did not. The good news is that Taylor Sheridan built a whole world around it, and other shows have been working the same ground for years. One thing confuses a lot of viewers: in the US, Yellowstone streams on Peacock, while almost every spin-off and prequel lives on Paramount+. The picks below are grouped by what you probably liked most about the Duttons, and each one lists where it streams in the US right now.
If You Liked the Family Dynasty Drama
1. 1883 (Paramount+)
Seasons: 1 (10 episodes) · Complete limited series
This is where the Dutton story begins. James and Margaret Dutton, played by Tim McGraw and Faith Hill, leave Tennessee with their children and join a wagon train heading west across the Great Plains, guided by Sam Elliott’s hardened Civil War veteran. The trip is brutal: river crossings, disease, raiders and weather all take their toll. The story is narrated by their daughter Elsa, played by Isabel May, and her point of view gives the series an emotional center that Yellowstone fans will recognize. It explains how the family ended up in Montana and why the ranch means so much to the generations that follow. It is a complete story in 10 episodes.
2. 1923 (Paramount+)
Seasons: 2 · Complete
The next chapter of the family saga stars Harrison Ford and Helen Mirren as Jacob and Cara Dutton, who run the ranch through drought, the Prohibition era and the start of the Great Depression. They face rival ranchers, a mining baron who wants their land and a range war that turns deadly. A separate storyline follows their nephew Spencer, a war veteran in Africa trying to get home. Season 2 aired in 2025 and closed with a feature-length finale, and it is widely reported as the show’s final season. Both seasons are on Paramount+, which makes 1923 one of the easiest picks to binge from start to finish.
3. The Madison (Paramount+)
Seasons: 1 (6 episodes) · Season 2 filmed, no date yet; Season 3 ordered
Taylor Sheridan’s newest Yellowstone-universe series premiered on March 14, 2026, with Michelle Pfeiffer as Stacy Clyburn, a New York widow who moves her family to Montana’s Madison River valley after a loss. Kurt Russell co-stars. Where Yellowstone is about holding on to land, The Madison is about outsiders learning to live on it, so it trades shootouts for grief, family tension and the pull of the landscape. The first season is six episodes. Season 2 has already been filmed and Season 3 is confirmed, though Paramount+ has not announced a date. See where to watch The Madison for the latest.
4. Succession (HBO Max)
Seasons: 4 · Complete (2018 to 2023)
Swap the ranch for a media empire and you get Succession. Logan Roy, played by Brian Cox, controls a global company, and his four adult children spend four seasons fighting over who will take it when he steps down. There are no horses here, but the core of the show will feel familiar to anyone who watched John Dutton test his kids’ loyalty: a domineering father, children who crave his approval, and a family that turns on itself whenever an outside threat appears. It is sharper and funnier than Yellowstone, with plenty of dark comedy. The series won the Emmy for Outstanding Drama Series three times and ended on its own terms after Season 4.
If You Liked the Power, Money and Crime
5. Landman (Paramount+)
Seasons: 2 · Season 3 renewed, no date yet
Billy Bob Thornton plays Tommy Norris, a crisis manager for an oil company in West Texas who spends his days fixing disasters, dealing with cartels and keeping drilling crews alive. Demi Moore and Jon Hamm co-star. Landman is Taylor Sheridan writing about modern energy money the way Yellowstone wrote about cattle and land: who controls the resource, who gets hurt, and what it costs a family to stay in the game. It has the same rapid-fire Sheridan dialogue and a large dose of dry humor. Paramount+ called Season 2 its biggest original series premiere ever, and Season 3 is on the way. Check where to watch Landman for every season.
6. Tulsa King (Paramount+)
Seasons: 4 · Season 4 airing now; Season 5 reported in production
Sylvester Stallone plays Dwight Manfredi, a New York mob captain who gets out of prison after 25 years and is sent to Tulsa, Oklahoma, to build a new criminal operation from scratch. He recruits a crew of locals, clashes with bikers, rival families and federal agents, and slowly builds an empire. Created by Taylor Sheridan, it shares Yellowstone’s fascination with power and loyalty, but plays it with more humor. Season 4 premiered on October 16, 2026, so new episodes are arriving weekly. Our guide to where to watch Tulsa King covers every season.
7. Ozark (Netflix)
Seasons: 4 · Complete (2017 to 2022)
Jason Bateman and Laura Linney play Marty and Wendy Byrde, a Chicago couple who move their kids to Missouri’s Lake of the Ozarks to launder money for a Mexican drug cartel. Every attempt to get out pulls the family deeper in, and the locals, including the Langmore clan led by Julia Garner’s Ruth, have their own plans. Ozark has no cowboys, but it shares Yellowstone’s idea that a family will do almost anything to protect what it has built, even when the cost is obvious. Julia Garner won three Emmys for the role. All four seasons, including the final two-part season, are on Netflix.
If You Liked the Western Lawmen and the Land
8. Marshals (CBS and Paramount+)
Seasons: 2 · Season 2 airing now
This is the official Yellowstone spin-off that picks up Kayce Dutton’s story. Luke Grimes returns as Kayce, who joins an elite unit of US Marshals in Montana and balances that work with his family life. Created by Spencer Hudnut, it is the first Yellowstone series not made by Taylor Sheridan, and it plays more like a network procedural with a western backdrop. Season 1 premiered on March 1, 2026, and drew about 20.6 million viewers in its first week across CBS and Paramount+. Season 2 premiered on October 4, 2026. New episodes air Sundays on CBS and stream on Paramount+ the next day.
9. Godless (Netflix)
Seasons: 1 (7 episodes) · Complete limited series
Set in 1884, Godless follows an outlaw on the run from his former gang to La Belle, New Mexico, a mining town run almost entirely by women after an accident killed most of the men. Jeff Daniels plays the vengeful gang leader, and Michelle Dockery plays a widow working her ranch alone. Created by Scott Frank and produced by Steven Soderbergh, it is a slow-building western that ends in one of the biggest shootouts on television. If you liked 1883’s hard view of frontier life, this is a natural next step, and it can be finished over a weekend.
10. Lonesome Dove (Tubi)
Seasons: 1 (4 parts) · Complete miniseries (1989)
The western that so much of Yellowstone and 1883 is measured against. Robert Duvall and Tommy Lee Jones play Gus McCrae and Woodrow Call, two retired Texas Rangers who drive a cattle herd from the Mexican border all the way to Montana. Based on Larry McMurtry’s Pulitzer Prize-winning novel, it mixes humor, romance and tragedy across a long, dangerous journey. The four-part miniseries is free with ads on Tubi in the US. Netflix has announced a new series based on the novel, but it has no release date yet, so the 1989 original is the one to watch now.
Which One Should You Start With?
| If you liked… | Watch | Where |
|---|---|---|
| The Dutton family history | 1883 | Paramount+ |
| Range wars over the ranch | 1923 | Paramount+ |
| Kayce Dutton | Marshals | CBS, Paramount+ |
| Taylor Sheridan’s dialogue and modern deals | Landman | Paramount+ |
| A powerful father and his warring kids | Succession | HBO Max |
| Crime and a family in too deep | Ozark | Netflix |
| Something you can finish in a weekend | Godless | Netflix |
| A classic cattle drive, free | Lonesome Dove | Tubi |
Availability last checked November 3, 2026.
FAQ
Is Yellowstone on Peacock or Paramount+?
In the US, all five seasons of Yellowstone stream on Peacock, because Peacock signed the streaming deal before Paramount+ existed. The prequels 1883 and 1923, plus Landman, Tulsa King, The Madison and Marshals, stream on Paramount+.
What is the Yellowstone spin-off about Kayce Dutton?
It is called Marshals, and it stars Luke Grimes as Kayce, who joins a team of US Marshals in Montana. Season 2 premiered on October 4, 2026, on CBS, with episodes streaming on Paramount+ the day after they air.
What order should I watch the Yellowstone shows in?
For the story timeline, watch 1883, then 1923, then Yellowstone, then Marshals. Most viewers start with Yellowstone itself and go back to the prequels afterward, which works because each prequel tells a complete story.
Are there new Taylor Sheridan shows coming?
Yes. Landman Season 3 and The Madison Seasons 2 and 3 are confirmed on Paramount+, though neither has a premiere date yet. Tulsa King Season 4 is airing now, with new episodes each week.