Yellowstone's Final Episodes Are at Last Coming to Peacock — Here's When
Three months after Paramount Network aired Yellowstone's finale, Season 5, Part 2 is coming to Peacock on Sunday, March 16, the streamer announced Friday.
All previous seasons of the series, originally led by Kevin Costner, are also available via Peacock.
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While the six episodes that comprise the back half of Season 5 may mark the end of Taylor Sheridan''s mega-successful drama, they aren't the end of the road for at least a couple of characters. In December of 2024, our sister site Deadline reported that the series' leads — Kelly Reilly, who plays badass Beth Dutton, and Cole Hauser, who is Beth's husband, rough-hewn Rip Wheeler — had struck deals to reprise their roles in a new spinoff. (Paramount Network had no comment for that article.)
If Reilly and Hauser are on board, why not just continue Yellowstone? you might ask. The prevailing theory is that the powers that be want to position the offshoot under the umbrella of parent company Paramount Global. (A preexisting agreement has kept the mothership streaming at Peacock.)
Certainly, there are enough loose ends left dangling by the finale to keep a sequel series busy for a while. Review them in the gallery below, then hit the comments to add any questions you still want answered.
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