“Yellowstone” is one of the biggest hits on cable TV right now, as viewers can’t get enough of the trials and tribulations of John Dutton (Kevin Costner), his family, and the rough-ridin’ crew of Dutton Ranch. Here are some other shows that have that “Yellowstone” vibe.
Shows like “Yellowstone”—”1883,” “1923,” “Marshals,” more
“Yellowstone’s” success spurred a handful of prequels, sequels, and spinoffs: “1883” and “1923” focus on older generations of Duttons throughout history. “Marshals” and “The Madison,” debuting in March 2026, are direct sequels—as is the rumored The Dutton Ranch. Two other series, “1944” and “6666” are also in development (or development hell).
You can watch every episode of “1883,” “1923,” (and eventually) “Marshals” and “The Madison” on Paramount+.
Dark Winds
Dark Winds revolves around two Navajo police officers who have to solve a series of crimes in the 1970s. The show, now in its fourth season, stars Zahn McClarnon, who had memorable guest stints on shows including Westworld and Fargo.
Dark Winds is available on AMC and AMC+.
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Mayor of Kingstown
Yellowstone creator Taylor Sheridan is also behind this current-day crime drama, which stars Jeremy Renner, Dianne Wiest, and Kyle Chandler as members of the McLusky family. The McLuskys skirt the law as they work to solve problems inside and outside of the city’s prison. (See also: Sheridan’s Tulsa King on Paramount+.)
Mayor of Kingstown is available on Paramount+.
Eric Chiu is a CableTV.com internet editor who covers internet tech, entertainment, and sports news. He’s written about consumer technology for nearly a decade for outlets including CNN Underscored, Wirecutter, Newsweek Media Group and TopTenReviews/Future. In his free time, he enjoys playing any instrument he can find, rooting for the Michigan Wolverines, and hunting for the best hole-in-the-wall restaurants.
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