The sixth season of “Yellowstone,” the acclaimed Western drama series that has swept the television industry, is about to begin production. The show, which Taylor Sheridan and John Linson created, has enthralled viewers with its compelling narrative, nuanced characters, and breathtaking Montana scenery.
The fates of cherished characters and the course of the plot are heavily rumored as fans eagerly anticipate the next chapter of the Dutton family drama. With its track record for shocking turns and dramatic drama, “Yellowstone” Season 6 promises to provide yet another exciting chapter in the life of the Duttons and their ranching empire, keeping viewers on the edge of their seats.
Yellowstone Season 6 Release Date
There is no release date for Yellowstone Season 6 because it won’t happen. The fifth season’s Part 2 is now under production, but it has encountered a snag because of a suspected behind-the-scenes conflict involving Kevin Costner. He has apparently been having problems with Sheridan as a result of his work on the four-part Western epic Horizon. Here you can find more information about the previous season of Yellowstone.
Yellowstone Season 4 Recap
Rip says cowboys say “See ya later,” not goodbye. That’s what we’re doing this week as Yellowstone’s too-short season ends. At the end of Season Three, Beth was a crispy critter, John was Swiss cheese, and Kayce was getting Bonnie and Clyde’d, but Season Four finishes with most of our heroes (is that the correct word?) in a decent place.
Beth is packed for life outside the Yellowstone ranch in her closet at night after John’s stunning dismissal last week. When Rip finds her, he says this whole charade—her leaving and all—is a dealbreaker for him, and I hate it but understand.
Remember when Beth was beaten brutally in Season Two? Remember her explosion last year? Remember when Jamie prevented her from getting pregnant? RIP has always existed! Why not this? Because Beth is leaving the ranch (and Rip) on her own this time.
Beth’s gentle heart—that’s why we continue with her—allows her to apologize to John in the middle of the night. John declares his undying love for her before she leaves. When Beth walks through the stalls the next day, Carter says, “Hey, mama,” and she says, “Hey, baby.” She tells him he can’t call her that since it surprises her. Okay, semi-soft core. Then beautiful Carter cries because he is close. So near, Beth! Close to humanity!
Jimmy is right that Mia declared she was done with him, so he moved on. Mia insists he chooses between Emily and her again. Jimmy doesn’t answer, but isn’t that a response? John arrives at the conclusion of the session, starting a great conversation.
John tells Jimmy he’ll always be welcome at Yellowstone, but he owes him nothing. Jimmy picks Texas and Emily. This time, he deserves a bunkhouse “see ya later” meant for a cowboy.
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Yellowstone Season 6 Cast: Who is returning?
Yellowstone Season 6 won’t air, but a number of the cast members will be back for the new program. Luke Grimes, Kelly Reilly, Wes Bentley, Cole Hauser, and Kelsey Asbille could all return to their roles as no one has been ruled out.
In an earlier interview with USA Today, when he discussed his opinion of the show, Costner first raised concerns about his continued involvement in the program: His focus is on the ranch rather than attempting to build bridges with others.
What Time is Yellowstone on?
On Sunday, September 24, Yellowstone will air on CBS between 8:00 and 10:00 p.m. Fans can look forward to tucking into two episodes: Episodes 2 and 3 of the first season, titled ‘Kill the Messenger’ and ‘No Good Horses’ respectively.
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— CBS (@CBS) September 18, 2023
If nothing changes, Yellowstone will continue to be a staple of CBS’ Sunday night programming with double-bills starting next week, on October 1, when the show returns at the same time as Episodes 4 and 5 of Season 1.
6.6 million people watched the show’s inaugural episode when it debuted, almost three times as many as when it initially began airing in 2018. There are two reasons for this: first, the show is now well-known worldwide, and second, CBS is a giant compared to its sibling networks; for example, the Season 5 premiere this year attracted 8.8 million people on the Paramount Network.
Due to the WGA and SAG-AFTRA strikes, CBS was forced to change its autumn TV schedule, which is why Yellowstone has now appeared on the network. It also comes at a frightening moment for the series, which is about to wrap up with its impending final episodes, the release date for which is still TBD.
