Yellowstone' Season 4 will be very surprising when the Paramount Network series returns

Following months of speculation and disappointment (no doubt), Paramount Network as of late declared that Yellowstone season 4 will make its profit from Sunday, November 7 — over one year after the stunning season 3 finale. As though that wasn't sufficient, the network stayed faithful to their promise that season 4 will be "worth the wait" and will air two consecutive episodes on premiere night. Truth be told, lock in on the grounds that we're starting off the new season with two hours on Dutton Ranch! However, that is not by any means the only distinction this time-around: Right after the second episode wraps, fans should continue to watch to get an elite gander at Mayor of Kingstown and 1883, two new Paramount+ series from the mind of Yellowstone maker, Taylor Sheridan. Mayor of Kingstown is the first of the two series to make its debut: Premiering exclusively on Paramount+ on Sunday, November 14, the drama follows the McLusky family, who from numerous points of view, have a comparable dynamic to the Duttons (a complicated one at that). Rather than farming, Mike McLusky (Jeremy Renner) and his family are in the business of for-profit prisons — that's right, it's similarly just about as messy as it sounds. 1883 trails closely behind, appearing on Paramount+ on Sunday, December 19. Told through the eyes of James (Tim McGraw) and Margaret Dutton (Faith Hill), the grandparents of John Dutton (Kevin Costner), the Yellowstone prequel series gives a deeper knowledge into what precisely the Dutton family went through to get their property some time ago when. The new series are said to be considerably greater and bolder than Yellowstone — wagered you didn't believe that was conceivable, did you? Since the new shows don't need to fit a link schedule opening, Deadline reports that they'll have not so much plugs but rather more dramatization a.k.a. all that we might at any point request.