The original Yellowstone series wrapped up a year-and-a-half ago, putting an end to the long-awaited final season, but it's just one part of the massive and ever-expanding Yellowstone universe. We've compiled everything you need to know about how to watch every episode of the Yellowstone franchise, from the historical prequels to the new sequels to the elusive final six episodes.
Yellowstone follows the multi-generational Dutton family, the owners of the largest (fictional) ranch in the US, and their battle to maintain the land. The contemporary Western, which aired on the Paramount Network, became one of the most popular shows on TV in recent years and helped spawn a wave of similar series that grapple with family dynasties.
The core show, which consists of five seasons, has launched two spinoff prequels so far: 1883 and 1923. This year brings two spinoff sequels starring the surviving adult Dutton children: Marshals and Dutton Ranch. Other spinoffs have also been announced, but potential air dates, production timelines, and other details haven't been released.
The franchise's shows are split between two streaming services and a couple of networks, so the viewing options sometimes get a bit complicated. Most of the spinoffs are expected to land on Paramount Plus, but the original show is still on Peacock.
Viewing options outside the US are much simpler, as every season and series from the Yellowstone franchise is available on Paramount Plus if your country has a local version. The rest of this guide focuses on how to watch each show in the US.
How to watch Yellowstone
All five seasons of Yellowstone are now streaming on Peacock. The final six episodes of Yellowstone (Season 5B) finally landed on the streamer in March 2025, so all 53 episodes are now available in one place. Subscriptions start at $8 per month for Peacock Select, but you can upgrade to Premium or Premium Plus. The ad-free tier, Peacock Premium Plus, also unlocks NBC live streaming for $17 a month.
How to watch 1883
The first Yellowstone spinoff, 1883, is a one-season miniseries that chronicles the inception of the Dutton family and ranch. The series is available to stream in full on Paramount Plus. Subscriptions start at $9 per month for ad-supported streaming or $14 per month for ad-free. The ad-free tier unlocks CBS live streaming.
How to watch 1923
The second Yellowstone prequel spinoff, 1923, follows another early generation of Duttons. This series has concluded after two seasons, and all episodes are available via Paramount Plus. Subscriptions start at $9 per month for ad-supported streaming, but you can upgrade to ad-free for $14 per month. In addition to CBS live streaming, the ad-free tier also unlocks Showtime content.
How to watch Marshals
Marshals, the Kayce Dutton spinoff sequel, airs on CBS on Sunday nights. The first season is expected to conclude later this month, and the show has been renewed for a second season. New episodes land on Paramount Plus (starting at $9 per month) the day after they air, but you can watch CBS live by upgrading to Paramount Plus Premium for $14 per month. Live TV services like DirecTV and Fubo also carry live CBS.
How to watch Dutton Ranch
Dutton Ranch, which follows Beth and Rip's new life in Texas, premieres on May 15 on Paramount Plus. Fans can watch ad-supported for $9 per month or upgrade to ad-free for $14 per month. The series will also air on the Paramount Network, which is available to live stream on services like Philo, DirecTV, and Fubo.
Paramount Plus is perfect for viewers who want to stream CBS TV shows, local NFL games, and tons of content from Nickelodeon, Comedy Central, BET, and MTV. And if you get the premium tier, you can also unlock ad-free streaming and access to Showtime.
Peacock is a convenient streaming source for hit NBC TV shows, Universal movies, and select sports like Sunday Night Football. The service also carries its own slate of original programming.
If you want your streaming service to cost less per month than a single trip for the family to Starbucks, Philo is made with you in mind. It features over 70 channels for just $25 a month, but it is missing popular sports and local networks.
Previously known as AT&T TV, DirecTV offers streaming access to a large selection of live channels, including most key networks typically found in traditional cable packages.
Fubo is the streaming service for sports fans. Its huge library of channels includes regional and international sports leagues, setting it apart from the competition. You can also tack on additional programming to your plan, but it'll cost you extra.
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