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Ready to jump into TV’s hottest cowboy drama? We’ll show you how to watch "Yellowstone" and its prequels, sequels, and spinoffs on Peacock and Paramount Network.

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• Peacock ("Yellowstone" Seasons 1–5)
• Paramount+ (prequels, sequels, spinoffs)

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By Bill Frost

Edited By Mikayla Rivera

Feb 4, 2026 4:10 PM ET | Share

What is “Yellowstone”?

“Yellowstone” is a TV drama that premiered on Paramount Network in June 2018 and quickly became cable’s second-most-watched series, just behind “The Walking Dead“. It’s a modern-day Western with familial melodrama and power struggles—think “Sons of Anarchy,” but with trucks instead of motorcycles.

The story follows John Dutton (Kevin Costner), the sixth-generation owner of the massive Yellowstone/Dutton Ranch, and his constant struggle to fend off land usurpers and keep his dysfunctional family together. They include daughter Beth (Kelly Reilly), and sons Kayce (Luke Grimes) and Jamie (Wes Bentley), all of whom have their own issues, daddy and otherwise.

“Yellowstone” co-creator and writer Taylor Sheridan (who, coincidentally, played a minor role in “Sons of Anarchy”) strikes a tight balance between macho, libertarian posturing and quieter, tender moments—hence, Montana-sized popularity with viewers.

It’s not quite the “Shakespeare on the Ranch” epic it thinks it is, but “Yellowstone” is a pulpy, popcorn action-drama set against gorgeous scenery (it also earns its TV-MA rating—”Yellowstone” isn’t for the kiddies). “Yellowstone” blew up its own ratings records with its fourth season, and the super-sized season 5 has done the same.

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• How to watch “Yellowstone”
• “Yellowstone” prequels 1883, 1923, and 1944
• “Yellowstone” spinoff 6666

Where you can watch “Yellowstone”

If you’re new to “Yellowstone”, you have five seasons, or 53 episodes, to catch up on. The only way to stream all of them is through Peacock.

“Yellowstone” seasons 1–5 (2018–2024)

Peacock—not Paramount+, confusingly enough—has all five “Yellowstone” seasons available to stream on-demand.

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Plan	Price	Video	Streams	Details
Peacock Premium (with ads)	$10.99/mo.	1080p, 4K	3	View plan Peacock review
Peacock Premium Plus (no ads)Our pick	$16.99/mo.	1080p, 4K	3	View plan Peacock review

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“Yellowstone” prequels, sequels, and spinoffs

“Yellowstone” is so popular that Paramount+ has produced (and continued to produce) a series of prequels, sequels, and spinoffs about the Dutton family from creator/writer Taylor Sheridan. The first, “1883,” is a dusty Western that chronicles the Duttons’ trek across the Great Plains in—you guessed it—1883 to establish the original Dutton Ranch in Montana.

It premiered in December 2021, and all 10 episodes of “1883” are available on Paramount+. Despite its ratings success—the first episode was the most-watched debut in Paramount+’s short history—there won’t be a second season of “1883.” Instead, showrunner Sheridan followed it up with another chapter in Dutton history, “1923,” which premiered on Paramount+ in 2022 and has since been picked up for a second season.

A third “Yellowstone” prequel, “1944,” is supposedly in development at Paramount+. Two sequels, “Marshals” and “The Madison,” premiere in March 2026 on Paramount+. Another sequel, “The Dutton Ranch,” is in development. Finally, there is a planned spinoff series called “6666.”

“Yellowstone” delivers the cowboy goods

If you like heady family drama, lush big-sky scenery, pretty people, and prettier horses, “Yellowstone” just might be for you. The Dutton clan stirs up the Western glitz of old-school “Dallas” with the modern grit of “Breaking Bad” and “Sons of Anarchy” over a raging campfire, only hinting at a line between the good guys and the bad guys.

Others might find “Yellowstone’s” near-HBO-level violence and coarse language a bit much, however. “Yellowstone” pushes the limits of the TV-MA parental advisory hard, casually dropping F-bombs like no other basic cable series before it—a “family-friendly” cowboy show, this ain’t.

Either way, you can kill two birds with one stone by watching all five seasons of “Yellowstone” on Peacock.

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How you can watch “Yellowstone” FAQ

How do I watch "Yellowstone" for free?

You can watch all five seasons of "Yellowstone" on Peacock, but not for free. You’d have to pay for one of the two Peacock Premium tiers.

Where can I watch all seasons of "Yellowstone"?

You can stream all five seasons of "Yellowstone" on-demand through the Peacock app.

Which streaming service is "Yellowstone" on?

Seasons 1–5 of "Yellowstone" are available to stream on Peacock. Despite sharing a name and ownership with Paramount Network, "Yellowstone" is not available on Paramount+.

Is "Yellowstone" free on Amazon Prime Video?

All five seasons of "Yellowstone" are available to purchase, either by full season or individual episode, through Amazon Prime Video—they’re not included free with Prime Video. Episodes go for $1.99 each or $14.99 for complete 10-episode seasons.

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About the Author Bill Frost

Bill Frost has been a journalist and TV reviewer since the 4:3-aspect-ratio ’90s. His pulse-pounding prose has been featured in The Salt Lake Tribune, Inlander, Coachella Valley Independent, Las Vegas Weekly, and many other dead-tree publications (see BillFrost.tv). In addition to being a Senior Contributing Writer at CableTV.com, Bill is a syndicated streaming TV columnist for Salt Lake City Weekly and other alternative weeklies, and host/producer of TV Tan Podcast. By night, Bill cranks a Flying V with his band at the bar.

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