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Finn Little reveals he learned he’d be back as Carter in the Yellowstone spinoff Dutton Ranch only about a week before filming. The 19‑year‑old reprises Carter, Beth and Rip’s adoptive son, as the family starts a new life in Texas and Carter grows into himself amid new tensions; the first two episodes are streaming now on Paramount+.
Paramount+ releases the full trailer for the Yellowstone spinoff Dutton Ranch, set in South Texas, where Beth and Rip encounter a dead body and clash with rival rancher Beulah Jackson as they try to build a future away from Yellowstone; the series debuts May 15 on Paramount+ with two episodes, then airs weekly on Paramount Network, and the first season comprises nine episodes.
The popular series 'Yellowstone' is concluding with its final episode this Sunday, but fans can look forward to a spinoff featuring characters Beth and Rip, played by Kelly Reilly and Cole Hauser. Taylor Sheridan is developing the new series, though no release date has been set, with expectations for a 2026 premiere. The announcement confirms the survival of Beth and Rip, aligning with leaked ending speculations. However, some fans express skepticism about the spinoff's potential success.
The hit series 'Yellowstone' is expanding its universe with potential spinoffs, including one focused on fan-favorite characters Beth Dutton and Rip Wheeler, played by Kelly Reilly and Cole Hauser. As the series approaches its season 5B finale, speculation about the future of the show and its characters is high, especially with the departure of star Kevin Costner. Additionally, new projects like 'The Madison' and a prequel set in 1944 are in development, continuing the Dutton family saga.
A new spinoff series featuring "Yellowstone" characters Beth and Rip, played by Kelly Reilly and Cole Hauser, is moving forward, according to sources. This development comes as the original series approaches its season five finale, which may also serve as the series finale due to Kevin Costner's departure. The spinoff will likely retain "Yellowstone" in its title and remain within Paramount's streaming ecosystem, unlike the original series, which streams on Peacock.