‘Yellowstone’ Final Episodes Move to November 2024, Spinoffs ‘1944’ and ‘2024’ Ordered

Now, “Yellowstone”‘s last episodes are scheduled to premiere in November 2024.Furthermore, Paramount has approved two brand-new spinoff series: “1944” and a modern series that is presently known as “2024.” The new shows are produced by 101 Studios and MTV Entertainment Studios, just as the flagship program.

The fifth season of Taylor Sheridan’s enormously popular Paramount Network sitcom “Yellowstone” was set to conclude in May. Before that, Paramount had declared that the fifth season will be divided into two halves. November 2022–January 2023 saw the premiere of the first eight episodes.

The writers’ strike and the subsequent SAG-AFTRA strike have prevented the show from going back into production since. While the actors’ strike is still going on, the writers’ strike was settled in September.
Chris McCarthy, president and CEO of Showtime & MTV Entertainment Studios, stated, “Within five years, we grew ‘Yellowstone’ from a hit U.S. cable show with five million viewers into a global hit franchise with over 100 million fans around the world and multiple extensions – and, we’re just getting started.” “With the complex and compelling storytelling that has become a hallmark of the franchise and has helped turn it into a worldwide cultural phenomenon, our new planned spinoffs, ‘1944’ and ‘2024,’ will take audiences on a thrilling, new, and unexpected journey – thanks to the creative mastermind of Taylor Sheridan.” This follows the success of ‘1883’ and ‘1923.

In December, it was announced that Kevin Costner, the star of “Yellowstone,” would be leaving the show in Season 5. The reason given was that he wanted to concentrate on the epic two-part Western picture “Horizon,” which would have negatively affected his availability to film “Yellowstone.” The film’s two halves are slated for release in August and June of 2024, respectively.Television’s most watched program is Yellowstone, which centers on the Dutton family and their enormous cattle ranch in Montana. A remarkable 17 million people watched the first half of Season 5’s premiere.

“1944” is the most recent of Sheridan’s numerous “Yellowstone” prequels that he has produced for Paramount as part of his large overall agreement. He has already debuted the television series “1883” and “1923,” both of which focused on the Dutton family’s life in the year of their respective launches onParamount+.

There are no known narrative specifics for “2024,” other than the fact that it is anticipated to premiere after “Yellowstone” concludes. A source familiar with the show claims that it will include new characters and locales, as well as some crossover characters. Along with the news that the flagship program would conclude with Season 5, Paramount also revealed the next modern series, which is set in the universe of “Yellowstone” and was initially scheduled to premiere in December of this year. Matthew McConaughey was reportedly in talks to be the series’ star as well.

Along with numerous more in production, Sheridan is home to the following television programs: “Mayor of Kingstown,” “Tulsa King,” “Special Ops: Lioness,” “Land Man,” and “Lawmen: Bass Reeves” at Paramount+.

Sheridan co-wrote “Yellowstone” with John Linson. John Linson, Art Linson, Sheridan, Glasser, Costner, Bob Yari, Stephen Kay, and Christina Voros are among the executive producers. MTV Entertainment Studios and 101 Studios are producing both “Yellowstone” and its new sequel.

“Yellowstone’s” widespread success keeps us at 101 Studios and Bosque Ranch thrilled and enthralled. “We can’t wait to bring ‘1944’ and ‘2024’ to audiences everywhere—this has been such an exciting ride with our partners at MTV Entertainment Studios,” stated David Glasser, CEO of 101 Studios.Has Yellowstone been shown on CBS? Due to the 2023 writer and actor strikes, Yellowstone Season 2 has officially started airing on the network, reviving fan interest in the show. Peacock is also offering season 1 through season 5 (up to episode 8) for streaming.

Season 5B of the Kevin Costner-led show is supposedly going to be the last one, with an original air date of November 2023. However, this is also uncertain because of the strikes and rumors of conflict between Costner and writer/series creator Taylor Sheridan. We’re reflecting on the show’s great run while we wait for Yellowstone Season 5 news. Not only does the soundtrack include a huge list of country music luminaries on it, but it also has a captivating score that enhances the film’s emotional scenes.The most common name on the Yellowstone soundtrack, with 14 featured songs over the five seasons, is Ryan Bingham. However, you may also find five songs by Costner and a song by Joe Brings Plenty, the brother of Mo Brings Plenty, featured in the series. Other well-known names on the list include Chris Stapleton, Whiskey Meyers, John Prine, and Maren Morris. There’s even a needle-drop from Clint Eastwood’s Oscar-winning western Unforgiven.

Although there isn’t an official Yellowstone soundtrack available for purchase to hear all the songs, you may compile your own using the helpful list of all the songs that have been (so far) used on the show below. For additional information on the show’s soundtrack, don’t forget to acquire a copy of TV Guide Magazine’s Yellowstone: The Complete Story Special Collector’s Edition, which is currently available online and at newsstands. Additionally, for more limited-edition books and accessories for Yellowstone and other shows, visit the TV Insider General Store.