Taylor Sheridan just wrapped the Yellowstone saga — at least for now — with tonight's just concluded final episode. Deadline offers our usual recap, followed by a back and forth discussion between Mike Fleming Jr and Lynette Rice,

It remains to be seen whether Sheridan will part ways with any of his ranch properties in the wake of “Yellowstone” ending.

The Dec. 15 episode will also be super-sized, running one hour and 26 minutes. Titled, “Life Is A Promise,” the logline for the Sheridan-penned ending reads, “The fate of the Yellowstone Dutton Ranch is revealed.”

So, the great, sprawling Yellowstone has concluded, with a suitably epic feature-length resolution in which Kelly Reilly’s Beth Dutton takes bloody revenge against her father’s killer, Wes Bentley’s Jamie Dutton.

With its finale, the series has concluded the central storylines of the saga. The Dutton legacy, however, continues in spin-offs such as 1883 and 1923. The finale kicks off with h

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Taylor Sheridan has emerged as the current King of Television after the massive success of Yellowstone led to a whole slate of shows, but even so, it's hard to quite fathom exactly how much money his shows are raking in for the Paramount Network — and how much they cost.

Is this the last 'Yellowstone' episode? While the final episode of "Yellowstone" Season 5 will air on Sunday, Dec. 15, it is not immediately known if the series will end with the

If you’re a fan of Yellowstone, then we’re guessing you’ve already been going through a lot this week. After all, the series is sadly coming to an end this Sunday, Dec. 15, after six years and five drama-packed seasons.

Bridges starred alongside Yellowstone actor Gil Birmingham (Thomas Rainwater) in Sheridan's second film as a screenwriter, Hell or High Water, in 2016. But he has not starred in one of Sheridan's epic television projects, despite the fact that he's a perfect match. That needs to change.