From '1883' to 'Marshals,' the best order to watch the 'Yellowstone' spinoffs - Yahoo
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Maybe you've been a Yellowstone fan since 2018, when the first episode aired. Maybe you're fairly new to the modern American Western franchise and have recently binge-watched the entire five seasons. Maybe you got so into it you watched all 50+ hours in one week (the dream). Whatever the case, you'll likely be hungry for more explosive Dutton family drama centered on land wars, cattle ranchers and feuding families — with a heavy dose of star power and spectacular scenery, of course. Fortunately, there's plenty more where Yellowstone came from. Taylor Sheridan's sprawling Yellowstone universe now includes multiple spinoffs and (almost) all are highly rated, packed with familiar faces and just as addictive as the show it all started with. So, clear your calendar, stock your pantry and prepare to live your best couch potato life as you power through the entire Dutton family back catalog, with this as your guide. Every 'Yellowstone' spin-off show, in the order we recommend watching them Sam Elliott as Shea and LaMonica Garrett as Thomas in 1883.
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