Yellowstone fans can celebrate Father’s Day with a marathon of their favorite show on Paramount Network. While there won’t be any new episodes airing, viewers can still enjoy the end of Season 4 and the beginning of Season 5 from 10:00 a.m. to 10:00 p.m. ET. It’s a great way to spend the day, especially if you’re parked on the couch and looking for some entertainment.
However, if you’re not interested in reruns, there are other options to consider. The first three episodes of The Boys Season 4 are now streaming on Prime Video, offering a different genre for fans to indulge in. Additionally, Andrew McCarthy’s new Brat Pack documentary is available on Hulu, providing an insightful look into the iconic group of actors. And for those eagerly awaiting more drama and action, House Of The Dragon Season 2 premieres on HBO Sunday night.
But let’s turn our attention back to Yellowstone and when we can expect new episodes. Unfortunately, there’s no specific date announced for the return of the Western saga. However, Paramount Network confirmed that production has resumed in Montana and the show is slated to return in November.
Fans can catch the new episodes live on Paramount Network or through various streaming platforms such as Philo, fuboTV, Hulu + Live TV, or DirecTV Stream. They can also watch via the Paramount Network website with a valid cable login. This allows viewers to choose the most convenient method for enjoying their favorite show.
One burning question on fans’ minds is whether Kevin Costner will be returning to Yellowstone. The actor’s involvement has been surrounded by drama and uncertainty. In an interview with The Hollywood Reporter, creator Taylor Sheridan expressed disappointment over Costner’s exit but emphasized that storytelling takes precedence over personal disputes. Costner himself has mentioned struggles during negotiation and even hinted at potential legal action.
In a more recent interview with Entertainment Tonight, Costner expressed his desire to return to the show but acknowledged the uncertainty surrounding his involvement. He mentioned the possibility of making seven seasons but acknowledged that the decision ultimately rests with the show’s creators and himself.
Costner’s exit from Yellowstone was influenced by production delays caused by the Hollywood strikes and COVID-19, along with scheduling conflicts. The actor mentioned his tolerance for delays but emphasized that it wasn’t sustainable for him. The fate of his character, John Dutton, remains unknown even to Costner himself. He expressed his love for the character and the world of Yellowstone but stressed the importance of script quality and alignment with his values.
Paramount Network released a statement addressing Costner’s departure, highlighting his contributions to the show’s success and expressing regret over not being able to find a mutually suitable schedule. They respected Costner’s decision to prioritize his new film series and wished him the best.
As for the future of Yellowstone, Season 5 will be its final season. This means that a sixth season is highly unlikely, with or without Costner. However, fans can look forward to two spinoff series titled 1944 and 2024. While no plot details have been revealed, 2024 is expected to feature new cast members and locations with some crossover characters. Rumors have circulated about Matthew McConaughey potentially starring in a Yellowstone spinoff.
Yellowstone star Cole Hauser, who plays Rip, hinted at potential future projects involving his co-star Kelly Reilly (Beth Dutton). He mentioned Taylor Sheridan’s creative ideas for their characters and expressed excitement about where the story could go. While there are no concrete details yet, fans can anticipate intriguing developments once the main series concludes.
For those who want to catch up on Yellowstone or rewatch their favorite episodes, Peacock Premium offers all five seasons. Alternatively, individual episodes and complete seasons are available for purchase on Amazon. And don’t forget to mark your calendars for November when new episodes of Yellowstone will finally air on Paramount Network.
