1923 - Yellowstone - *Spoilers*

Timothy Dalton is the latest big name to join the cast.

Starts December 18th in the US and will drop on Paramount + here the next day.

They're really going to ride this franchise into the ground, aren't they? That makes three different shows now I think. Expect a movie after the completion of the original.

That's was my thought exactly. I guess it is possible to write a few good stories around the history of one family over different time periods- they did that with the tv series Roots a good few years ago. The plot of 1883 was pretty ludicrous with the daughter, felt a bit like white-washing history but would be interesting to see Harrison Ford as a cowboy.

I liked 1883 okay but the daughter's narration and sudden turn to become native american was all pretty odd.

Found that to be the weakest pilot episode of any of Taylor Sheridan’s shows.

Helen mirren just murdered the Irish accent.

I stand over my original comment, thats a damn fine irish accent 😂

I’m following this series on Paramount plus atm. It’s by far the best , most exciting and edge of your seat viewing on tv. Every story line they are pursing is attention grabbing.

The storyline with the church and the Native American students is both horrific and spell binding at the same time.

Fully recommended