Before the spin-offs, before the franchise banner, there was simply a ranch, vast, contested, and fiercely defended. Yellowstone built its empire the old-fashioned way: through bloodlines, betrayals, and land worth killing for. This neo-western saga captured global attention and inspired creator Taylor Sheridan and his team to spin-off story after story. There was 1883, where fans first met the Dutton DNA in raw frontier grit, then came 1923 and now prepares for the next prequel journey, 1944. 

Since those plans were unveiled, the spinoff roster grew even bigger: the procedural-leaning Marshals, that is about to make its debut, a pilgrimage back to Yellowstone feels essential. So where can viewers catch the original show before diving into Kayce’s next chapter?

For fans looking to revisit the origins of the Dutton dynasty, Yellowstone has been rolling out on Netflix in waves across international territories, with Seasons 1-4 now streaming in many regions. These early seasons, starring Kevin Costner (Patriarch John Dutton), Luke Grimes (Kayce), Kelly Reilly (Beth), Wes Bentley (Jamie), and Cole Hauser (Rip) were created by Taylor Sheridan and John Linson and became a binge-watch juggernaut for the platform. 

The Dutton saga quickly climbed Netflix’s charts in scores of countries, breaking into Top 10 lists in more than 50 markets thanks to its mix of family feuds, land grabs, and unfiltered Western intensity. Though Netflix typically only has Seasons 1-4, with the final Season 5 held by Peacock and other regional rights holders, it remains the perfect springboard to relive the ranch’s darkest betrayals and deepest loyalties before meeting Marshals. 

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In Yellowstone’s world, land is legacy, and legacy is everything. Yes, but with a twist. Marshals does not revisit the ranch so much as flip the badge. It takes Kayce Dutton out of the wide-open pastures and into the rough-and-tumble realm of federal law enforcement. 

In Marshals, premiering March 1, 2026 on CBS and streaming on Paramount+, Luke Grimes reprises Kayce Dutton, this time as part of an elite US Marshals unit. Far from the private battles over ranch borders, Kayce is tasked with confronting violent networks, fugitives, and deep-seated tensions across Montana, blending cowboy grit with tactical precision honed in his Navy SEAL past. 

Alongside returning Yellowstone figures like Gil Birmingham (Thomas Rainwater), Brecken Merrill (Tate), and Mo Brings Plenty (Mo), Kayce’s new pack, includes Pete Calvin (Logan Marshall-Green), Belle Skinner (Arielle Kebbel), and Andrea Cruz (Ash Santos) and they  must navigate the psychological toll of justice and family life. The procedural format may feel unfamiliar to longtime Yellowstone riders, but the emotional arcs remain familiar territory, just mapped onto a federal badge instead of a ranch gate. 

As the Yellowstone universe keeps expanding across networks and timelines, Netflix remains the easiest gateway into the Dutton dynasty. With Seasons 1-4 streaming in many regions, the platform offers a front-row seat to the betrayals, land wars, and legacy battles.

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