Regarding the new Yellowstone series, is there hope of seeing it in 2026?

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Tommy Norris faces a brutal choice in Landman S2E5: a $400M crisis, a son’s near-ruin, and a deal with Gallino that could save M‑Tex—but at a steep moral cost. Pirates at home, demons at work.
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1944 in the Yellowstone universe: can it carry the Dutton legacy—or crack under WWII’s weight? From John Dutton II’s coming‑of‑age to Montana’s POW labor and rationing, this deep dive separates hype from reality. Read the full analysis:
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Read our analysis of Jerry’s million‑dollar moment and the Sheridan–Jones connection on Landman.blog.

Yellowstone ended, but the universe is just getting started.

1923’s 14M‑viewer finale, Kayce’s new CBS spinoff Y: Marshals (Mar 1, 2026), Michelle Pfeiffer’s mystery drama The Madison, Beth & Rip’s The Dutton Ranch, plus 6666 and the WWII prequel 1944.

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Colm Feore’s Nathan is the quiet engine of power in Landman—where law turns chaos into strategy. Suit + cowboy hat, minimal words, maximum control. Dive into how he reshapes corporate ethics and Texas identity.
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Forget the bonneted Western wife. In 1923, Helen Mirren’s Cara Dutton hunts, governs, and grieves—often in the same breath. Why does her “quiet power” outshine Yellowstone’s loudest characters? And what makes her letters to Spencer the heartbeat of the saga? Dive in：
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Hot take: Taylor turned music back into an event.
Release party in theaters, “Opalite” in everyone’s head, a treasure hunt IRL/URL.
What’s your one track that made you feel it?
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Taylor isn’t just dropping an album，she’s rewriting pop culture.

Skip the songs if you want; you can’t skip the phenomenon.
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October watch: The Masque of the Red Death (1964). Corman’s decadent dread and Painterly reds feel tailor‑made for spooky season. What’s the one horror you revisit every October, no excuses?
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Tonight’s spooky pick: The Masque of the Red Death (1964). Poe by way of Corman—lush colors, decadent dread. What’s your go-to October horror that never fails?
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I just realized Taylor Sheridan has been secretly showing us 140+ years of American violence evolution through the Yellowstone universe

Same family. Same violence. Different masks.

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This critique is the most honest thing written about modern TV in years.

It perfectly captures why 1923 felt like 'patchwork' instead of 'tapestry.'

Read the full devastating review that has Yellowstone fans questioning everything:
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Beth Dutton isn’t just a #Yellowstone character—she’s a tornado of loyalty, pain, and survival. Is she a villain, a hero, or something wilder? Discover her brutal poetry: www.duttonlegacy.com/blog/the-dut...

If you’re trying to keep track of all the spinoffs—Beth & Rip, Kayce’s new adventure, 1944, The Madison, and even the rumored McConaughey project—this article breaks down everything you need to know in 2025. Dive in and stay ahead of the Dutton family saga: www.duttonlegacy.com/blog/yellows...