It appears the future of Yellowstone will rest in spinoffs, but a bizarre mistake on Paramount's part actually led to one offshoot being produced.
A certain Yellowstone spinoff only came to be following a truly bizarre misunderstanding on Paramount's past. Few could have predicted the success of Taylor Sheridan's Yellowstone when the first season aired in 2018. Sheridan was coming off the acclaim of film projects like Sicario and Wind River, but Yellowstone - which was billed as something of a modern-day Western - didn't seem like a surefire hit, even with Kevin Costner starring.
Sheridan has since stated 1883 was designed as a limited series and amounted to a ten-hour movie. However, viewers were confused when after the series finished, Paramount quickly announced there would be additional episodes. Greenlighting 1883 season 2 made sense following its record-breaking success on Paramount+, but considering so many key characters had died by the end of season 1, it was difficult to see how the story could continue in a satisfying way.
Yellowstone's Future Is In Spinoffs, Not The Main Show After months of rumors, it has finally been confirmed that Yellowstone is coming to an end after five seasons. This is due to creative disagreements between Sheridan and Costner, though another spinoff is already in the works that will feature key Yellowstone characters returning. However, the success of 1883 and sequel1923 have already confirmed the franchise can survive without the original series' help.
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