A guide to every “Yellowstone” spinoff, including “Marshals” starring Luke Grimes

Taylor Sheridan's sweepingYellowstoneuniverse is still king of the hill, ruling cable and streaming like it's just another day on the ranch. Fans can't seem to quit the Dutton family, happily tagging along through every generation of backstabbing and horseback riding in the rugged Western saga.

If you thought the final six episodes of season 5 would be the end all ofYellowstone, think again. Even without Kevin Costner's John Dutton III in the mix, Sheridan is keeping the story alive with a stampede of prequels and spinoffs.

The Duttons story stretches across decades, from the late 19th century to present day. And with so many new shows popping up (some not even about the family) it's easy to lose track.

From star-studded prequels like1923to the action-packed spinoffMarshals, here's your guide to the ever-expandingYellowstonefranchise.

1883(2021–2022)

This prequel set in 1883 dives into the origins of how the Dutton family wound up in Montana. The miniseries focuses on former American Civil War Confederate captain James Dutton (Tim McGraw)and his family: wife Margaret (Faith Hill), their daughter Elsa (Isabel May), and their young son John (Audie Rick).

The family travels from Tennessee to Texas for a shot at prosperity during the westward expansion movement in America. James meets rough-and-ready cowboy Shea Brennan (Sam Elliott) upon arrival in Fort Worth and joins his wagon train heading West. The 10-episode series chronicles the perilous journey the Duttons face through the Old West and the Great Plains to find a new place to call home.

Where to watch1883: Paramount+

1923(2022–2025)

Jumping ahead a few decades, a new generation of Duttons rise in James' older brother Jacob Dutton (Harrison Ford) and his Irish-immigrant wife, Cara (Helen Mirren). A drought, the Great Depression, and Prohibition of the 1920s are just a few of the challenges the Duttons tackle to safeguard Yellowstone Ranch, as the grizzled Jacob fights to uphold the sanctity of their family as patriarch.

1923rode off into the sunset with its second and final season in 2025. Reflecting on the finale, Brandon Sklenar, who played Jacob and Cara's nephew Spencer Dutton, toldEntertainment Weeklyhe was "anticipating something epic and brutally tragic, and it did not disappoint."

Where to watch1923: Paramount+

Marshals(2026)

In May 2025, CBS officially ordered aYellowstonespinoff starringLuke Grimesas Kayce Dutton. Set a year after the finale of the flagship show, the series follows Kayce as he joins the U.S. Marshals. According to the synopsis, he use his cowboy skills and Navy SEAL training to help "bring range justice to Montana, where he and his teammates must balance family, duty and the high psychological cost that comes with serving as the last line of defense in the region's war on violence."

"I realized we're not just trying to juice a stone and get a paycheck, there really is a story to tell," Grimes said inEW's February 2026 cover story. "This guy used to be a SEAL, and we never explored that."

SeveralYellowstonevets join Kayce, with Gil Birmingham, Mo Brings Plenty, and Brecken Merrill all returning for the spinoff. There are also several newcormers, played by Ash Santos (Mayor of Kingstown), Arielle Kebbel (The Vampire Diaries), Tatanka Means (Killers of the Flower Moon), and Logan Marshall-Green (Upgrade).

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Where to watchMarshals: CBS andParamount+

The Dutton Ranch(TBD)

Kayce isnt the only Dutton child getting their own spinoff, asKelly Reillyis set to reprise her role as Beth Dutton onThe Dutton Ranch.

LikeMarshals, this new spinoff picks up right after theYellowstoneseries finale, with Beth and her husband Rip (Cole Hauser) finally savoring "the peace they sought, fought, and nearly died for with their 7,000-acre Dutton Ranch."

"With tough times and stiff competition, Beth and Rip do what they must to survive, all while ensuring Carter becomes the man he's supposed to be," the synopsis reads.

Alongside Reilly, Hauser, and Finn Little as Carter, the cast ofThe Dutton Ranchalso includes Oscar nomineesAnnette BeningandEd Harris.

The Dutton Ranchis expected to premiere on Paramount+.

1944(TBD)

In Nov. 2023, Paramount Network announced the development ofa newYellowstonespinoff,1944. Although the plot of the series has not been revealed, you can expect it to follow the lives of the Dutton family during World War II, in a year that would see D-Day as the U.S. and the Western Allies invade northern France. Who's running the ranch? What challenges do they face in wartime America? The setting is ripe for drama.

1944is expected to premiere on Paramount+.

6666(TBD)

Another upcoming spinoff,6666will take us out of the Montana ranch and ontoFour Sixes ranchin West Texas in a non-Dutton-focused tale set during the time when the Comanches still ruled the territory. At the Four Sixes ranch, some of the world's finest horses, livestock, and — of course — cowboys are made.

While no further details have been revealed about the series, it will surely be refreshing to see a new western landscape and an ensemble of Texas homeowners take on the world. AfterYellowstonecowboy-wannabe Jimmy (Jefferson White) moved down there in season 4, there is speculation that he could be part of the series.

6666is expected to premiere on Paramount Network.

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Trans Activist Alexandra Billings Gets Emotional as She Recalls Eric Dane's 'Brave' Act on “Grey's Anatomy ”Set

Actress and trans activist Alexandra Billings recalled a key moment working with Eric Dane on Grey's Anatomy

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• Even though they didn't know each other well, she said that how he treated her exemplified the kind of person he was

• "Eric Dane showed everyone on that set what a true ally looks like," she said on Instagram the day after the actor died at age 53

Actress and trans activist Alexandra Billings shared an emotional memory of working with Eric Dane onGrey's Anatomyfollowing the actor's death at age 53.

TheTransparentactress, 63, fought back tears as she recalled Dane's meaningful act of allyship on the set of the drama series in a video posted toInstagramon Feb. 20, the day after hedied of complications from amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS), a.k.a. Lou Gehrig's disease.

Billings was cast as Donna Gibson, a trans woman navigating a breast cancer diagnosis while transitioning, during season 3 of the ABC show. While she noted that she doesn't remember "everything" about filming the episode and that Dane was "not a personal friend," she still felt the "story matters because it speaks to his character."

"I got the role onGrey's Anatomy, which was shocking to me. I hadn't done a lot of television, and I was floored. This was 2006," she explained. "Now, 20 years ago, the landscape for transgender performers in Hollywood was the Sahara Desert; it was nonexistent."

When she got the script, she remembered thinking, "'Did a trans person write this?' Because the character was so honest and so true."

Billings explained that in the episode, titled "Where the Boys Are," her character was "dying," as her "hormones were causing breast cancer" and if she continued using them, she would most likely die. The alternate option was to stop using the hormones so doctors could treat her with a higher chance of success.

Her character had a "huge monologue" in the episode, which Billings noted was "incredible" and beautifully written. Despite memorizing the scene, Billings said she was "terrified" and "nervous" when she got to set that day.

"I meet Eric, who is lovely, and we do our first scene together," she recalled. "The first scene is Eric and my character, Donna, explaining to Ellen [Pompeo], and he's misgendering me a little bit, and we have this great little back-and-forth scene. We do it a couple of times, and the director says, 'Cut.' "

It was then that Dane, who portrayed Dr. Mark Sloan on the show, turned to Billings and asked about her own real-life experience transitioning in the '80s.

"Eric turns to me between takes and says, 'Alex, listen, what happened between you and your doctor when you talked to him about hormones and treatment? What transpired?' "

Billings, aware that "this is television" and they "don't have time" to waste, was hesitant to open up, fearing that she just needed to "say [her] lines" and keep it moving.

Sensing her hesitancy, Dane told her, " 'It's okay, I really want to know.' "

"The entire set stops and listens to me because of Eric. Again, this was 20 years ago," Billings recalled. "I say, 'Well, I began my transition in 1980, and back then, it was illegal.' His eyes got really wide, and he said, 'You're kidding.' I said 'No. You couldn't walk down the streets of Chicago if you were transgender, and I spent some time in jail because I was walking down the street. You had to have two articles of what they called male clothing on, or they would haul you off. ' "

She then told him about her doctor, explaining how the medical professional showed quiet yet powerful support, emphasizing that "it wasn't so much the conversations, it was his demeanor."

"Dane said, 'What do you mean?' ... and I said, 'Being a transgender human at that time was unheard of. We didn't know where any of us were ... We were really alone, and [my doctor] would take my hand or touch my knee, or hold me and let me know hesawme, no matter what we were talking about. It was less important about the hormones and much more important about how he treated me.' "

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When they filmed the scene again, Dane's demeanor changed.

"We start the scene again and as we are talking, Eric puts his hand on my shoulder, and then we do another take and Eric puts his hand right on my thigh or my knee," she recalled, growing emotional. "And then at the end of the scene, he takes my hand —this isn't in the script — he holds my hand, and I put my hand on top of his."

"I know how mundane this sounds, but back then, it changedeverythingfor me. This compassionate, kind, brave human being changed everything for me," Billings confessed through tears.

When it was time for Billings to perform her "page-and-a-half" monologue, however, the director kindly told her they would have to cut it for time.

Although Billings was "destroyed" on the inside, she told him it was okay, but Dane knew it was important to her and the entire trans community.

"Eric, he is sitting on a chair, and we're very close together. I'm sitting on a couch, and we're facing each other in this scene," she remembered. "And Eric puts his hand up and he turns to me and he says very quietly, 'What are the five most important things you say in that monologue?' "

When she tried to tell him it was fine, he simply repeated the question. When she finally told him, Dane suggested they do a condensed version of the scene, hitting the most important parts of the monologue while improvising the rest to cut down on time.

"And that's what you see in the episode," Billings said. "Let me tell you why this is so important that you know this about this man: He didn't have to do that."

"There was no reason in the world for him to do that. It didn't have anything to do withhim. He was concerned that the trans story was told from an honest and true place so that other trans people could see themselves reflected in this story. That's why he did what he did."

She noted that "time is money, especially in television," and he "didn't have to do that" but knew it was the right thing.

Billings went on to say that Dane was "one of the kindest, most empathetic humans I think I've ever worked with."

The actress noted that she "could count on one hand" the number of times she left a set feeling truly moved, and that "extraordinary" moment with Dane was one of them.

"Eric Dane showed everyone on that set what a true ally looks like. It's not just talk. It's not just speeches. It's not even just benefits or writing a check or talking to your neighbors — it is those things, but it's notjustthose things."

"An ally takes action. An ally creates change. An ally is present, even when there's danger in them being present and that's what Eric Dane did," she said through tears.

"I didn't know him, but I absolutelyknewhim. He will be missed," she concluded. "Thank you, Eric. Thank you, from all of us."

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Phil Collins Could Make History If Selected For Rock and Roll Hall of Fame 2026 Class

Phil Collinshas been announced as one of the nominees for this year's Rock and Roll Hall of Fame class, and if selected, his induction could go down in history.

The 75-year-old drummer and singer was named among a list of 17 total artists who are up for induction at the2026 Rock and Roll Hall of Fameceremony, but it wouldn't be Collins' first time getting inducted.

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Collins was previously inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame in 2010 as part of the British rock band Genesis. This time, Collins is nominated as a solo artist, and if selected, he would become the fourth drummer to ever be inducted twice.

He would join the ranks ofMatt Cameron, who was inducted withPearl Jamin 2017 and Soundgarden in 2025, as well asRingo Starr, inducted as a member of The Beatles in 1988 and for Musical Excellence as a solo artist in 2015, plusDave Grohl, who first received the honor as the drummer for Nirvana in 2014 and later with Foo Fighters in 2021.

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In addition to Collins, this year's list of nominees is full of several other impressive acts, including The Black Crowes,Jeff Buckley,Mariah Carey,Melissa Etheridge,Lauryn Hill,Billy Idol, INXS, Iron Maiden, Joy Division/New Order, New Edition, Oasis,P!nk, Sade,Shakira,Luther VandrossandWu-Tang Clan.

Many of Collins' fans insist that it's about time he was nominated for his solo career, with several usersonlineinsisting that he should have been inducted for the second time years ago.

How likely is Phil Collins to be selected for the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame in 2026?Here's what early odds predict.

In addition to over 1,200 industry experts who vote for the final Hall of Fame inductees, fans can alsocast daily votesthat are collected to form a single fan ballot with tallies for the top 5 most voted-for artists.

The final inductees for 2026 are expected to be announced in April.

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