After four seasons of fighting off billionaire land developers, politicians and wolves in the Big Sky Country, Yellowstone has finally earned its first awards nod — and there’s more on the way.

The Western drama starring Kevin Costner has been renewed for a fifth season and nabbed a SAG Awards nomination for best drama ensemble, and both the hit show and its prequel, 1883, have set TV ratings records for Paramount Network.

Creator Taylor Sheridan also has another Yellowstone spinoff, 6666, in the works for Paramount+.
Yellowstone follows the Dutton family, helmed by patriarch John Dutton (Costner), as they protect their cattle ranch in Montana against land developers and others at its borders, including America’s first National Park and a Native American reservation.

The show is the last scripted original series that remains on Paramount Network, where it debuted in 2018.

The finale of the 10-episode fourth season aired in January, drawing in 10.3 million viewers to Paramount Network and to the simulcast on CMT.