Looks like Beth & Rip will have their own series…

Dutton Ranch, the highly-anticipated Yellowstone spinoff featuring Beth Dutton (Kelly Reilly) and Rip Wheeler (Cole Hauser), is officially scheduled to premiere in 2026 on Paramount+. Created by Taylor Sheridan, the series follows the couple as they build a new life and navigate challenges on a 7,000-acre ranch, featuring a cast that includes Finn Little, Ed Harris, and Jai Courtney.
Key Details for the Beth and Rip Spinoff (Dutton Ranch):
Title: Dutton Ranch.
Release Date: Expected in 2026.
Cast: Confirmed to star Kelly Reilly (Beth) and Cole Hauser (Rip). Additional cast members include Finn Little (Carter), Ed Harris (Everett McKinney), Jai Courtney (Rob-Will), Natalie Alyn Lind (Oreana), Marc Menchaca (Zachariah), Juan Pablo Raba (Joaquin), and JR Villarreal (Azul).
Plot: The series centers on Beth and Rip navigating their life together, managing their newly acquired 7,000-acre ranch, and ensuring Carter grows into the man he is meant to be. The story, set after the Yellowstone finale, sees them managing a new, intense environment while dealing with fresh threats.
Production: The show has been filming, with reports placing production in areas like Fort Worth, Texas.
Platform: It is expected to air on Paramount+.

Casey Dutton on Marshall's, CBS, March 1st.

I'm about tired of Taylor Sheridans bullshit

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Originally posted by BigSwede:
I'm about tired of Taylor Sheridans bullshit

Yep. He's now spread a mile wide and an inch deep.

Dude needs to narrow his focus and get back to what works.

“Dance With the One Who Brung Ya.”

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Originally posted by vinnybass:
Yep. He's now spread a mile wide and an inch deep.

Dude needs to narrow his focus and get back to what works.

My thoughts exactly.

With each new concurrent series, extra side hustle, and additional brand he adds, the quality of all his stuff across the board drops.

Updating older thread:

First airing Friday May 15 on Paramount +

Slight divergence. We just watched The Madison, yet another Taylor Sheridan production starring Michelle Pfeiffer and Kurt Russell. It’s a short run series and we both liked it (also Paramount +).

First episode is just meh to me. The “bad guys” seem cartoonish at best.

He needs to concentrate on a 3rd "Sicario" before everyone gets too old.

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Originally posted by BigSwede:
I'm about tired of Taylor Sheridans bullshit

Ditto.

Those two can’t carry a series…

I'd probably watch it if it didn't have Beth.

Beth, the only two reasons I would watch it.

Not trying to offend anyone, but this entire genre - Yellowstone, 1923, 1883, Dutton - depicts ranchers that are, to me at least, assholes.

I know enough assholes IRL, I don't need to see them on TV except as villains getting their just deserts.

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Originally posted by PHPaul:
Not trying to offend anyone, but this entire genre - Yellowstone, 1923, 1883, Dutton - depicts ranchers that are, to me at least, assholes.

I know enough assholes IRL, I don't need to see them on TV except as villains getting their just deserts.

I don't know if I'm just easily entertained or what. I like all of those shows. There's assholes (ranchers, doctors, lawyers, cops) in most every show you could name. The Pitt is a good show but Noah Wylie is kind of an asshole in it.

Tim McGraw, Sam Elliott and Faith Hill were in 1883. Harrison Ford and Helen Mirren are in 1923. Annette Benning and Ed Harris are in this new show along with Kelly Reilly and Cole Hauser. Kevin Costner in Yellowstone. There's some stars in these shows.

I watched the first two episodes of Dutton Ranch. The story was interesting how they ended up going from paradise in Montana to a shitty town in Texas. With some seriously fucked up neighbors on a ranch (10P) that was oddly much the same as the Yellowstone.

Yeah it's kind of a soap opera but it's fun to watch.

I'm also the odd ball and looked at it purely from the entertainment perspective. So far I've really enjoyed Dutton Ranch and the wife enjoyed watching The Madison together. I still watch Marshalls, but it's definitely the weakest of all the spin off's he's had from the Yellowstone line.

For the most part it's a push back on the normal BS we see on TV.

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Originally posted by 98XJRC:
For the most part it's a push back on the normal BS we see on TV.

Pretty much how I am looking at it. I think Sheridan is succeeding because Americans are tired of woke, and his shows are not infected with wokeism. I thought Madison was really good and so far Dutton Ranch is okay.

If I remember Marshalls is a CBS TV show, that Sheridan didn't write it and that it's the first network TV show I've watched in 10 years, then it's good.