Mark those calendars, folks.
After a parade of delays and rumors galore, Paramount Network has announced Yellowstone’s much-anticipated return date. The last chapter of the hit series will premiere on Sunday, November 10th at 8pm ET/PT—a year later than it was originally planned.
In May 2023, Paramount announced its decision to end the show with the second half of season five due to disagreements over shooting schedules with Kevin Costner, who stars as patriarch John Dutton in the record-breaking series.
Sheridan previously revealed that Costner’s premature exit from the juggernaut series “truncates the closure of his character.” It remains unclear how showrunners plan to handle his absence.
As previously reported, the second half of the drama’s fifth and final season is currently filming in Montana.
Back in October, Cole Hauser told Esquire that it was the unwavering support of Yellowstone fans that got him through the uncertainty of the lengthy delay.
“I was worried that we might lose our audience before season five, but it was quite the opposite,” the man who plays the iconic Rip Wheeler told the publication. “The fanbase truly loves not just my character, but everyone. It’s pretty special to know that people care that much. That’s certainly what you do it for.”
November 10 can’t come soon enough!
