New ‘Yellowstone’ Spinoff Series Are Coming to TV Very Soon
The piece spotlights three upcoming shows:
- Marshals (on CBS, premiering March 1, 2026): Luke Grimes reprises his role as Kayce Dutton, the ex-Navy SEAL and former ranch heir, who now joins an elite U.S. Marshals unit in Montana. It’s a high-stakes mix of cowboy grit, military prowess, and law enforcement action, with familiar faces like Gil Birmingham (as Thomas Rainwater), Mo Brings Plenty, and Brecken Merrill (as Tate) returning, plus new additions including Arielle Kebbel and Tatanka Means. Notably, Kayce’s wife Monica is absent from the cast list, hinting at potential tragedy or separation from the Yellowstone finale.
- Dutton Ranch (on Paramount, slated for 2026 with no exact date yet): This sequel focuses on power couple Beth Dutton (Kelly Reilly) and Rip Wheeler (Cole Hauser) as they start fresh on new land after the original series’ explosive end. They aim to build a life together while raising young Carter (Finn Little returns). Big-name additions include Annette Bening as ranch owner Beulah Jackson, plus Ed Harris, Jai Courtney, and others. It’s the most anticipated for die-hard fans craving more of Beth and Rip’s fiery, loyal dynamic.
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- The Madison (on Paramount+, premiering March 14, 2026): A six-episode modern drama starring Michelle Pfeiffer and Kurt Russell as part of the Clyburn family—a New York clan reeling from tragedy who relocate to Montana’s Madison River valley. Paramount has stressed it’s not directly connected to the Duttons (no spinoff ties to the ranch family), but it’s still in the Sheridan Montana ecosystem, blending grief, human connection, and neo-Western vibes with a star-studded cast including Patrick J. Adams, Matthew Fox, and more.
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The article wraps up by teasing that March 2026 will be a massive month for Yellowstone fans, with Marshals and The Madison kicking off back-to-back, making it feel like the Dutton world never ended—just kept expanding like the endless Montana horizon.
