Y 1883 the prequel series to ‘Yellowstone,‘ aired its season finale on February 27, and it looked to close up the storylines of the main characters. A long journey across the American West had brought them to their last destinations, where many of the main characters had died.
Y 1883 Story Will Continue Without Season 2
The studio Paramount, on the other hand, had stated during an investor presentation several weeks before that it had ordered further episodes of the show but had not announced that the show had been renewed for a second season.
David Glasser, the Executive producer, told Insider that fans should not expect a second season of “1883” and “Yellowstone,” but that the story would continue in any event.
That’s all he would say about the future of the show or how many episodes there would be. However, Paramount has also announced a second prequel series dubbed “1932,” and Glasser feels it is appropriate to think of prequels as an “anthology series,” suggesting that more may come soon.
What follows will be the continuation of the story, in his words, “if you’re a fan of the Dutton family and the tale that took you to the current day”
Claims By Glasser On Y 1883
It doesn’t matter how many seasons “Yellowstone” is presented, Glasser claims that Sheridan knows how the program will end. In addition, he had an idea for the Dutton family’s 1800s history when he first started writing the show “Yellowstone,” long before the movie “1883” came into being.
In the absence of a second season, Y 1883 producer reveals how the ‘Yellowstone’ prequel story will continue.
Glasser said, “He knows every character and their backstory.” “First, he told me about the “Yellowstone” conclusion that he had made. However, I don’t know when that will happen. It is clear to him where each character will end up.”
As soon as “Yellowstone,” starring Kevin Costner as the tough rancher John Dutton, wrapped up its fourth season in January, the Paramount Network quickly renewed the show for a fifth season. At 9.3 million viewers on the day of the broadcast, the season finale of season four was the most-viewed cable program in the US since 2017.
About the Streaming Rights
The streaming rights to “Yellowstone” were bought by NBCUniversal’s Peacock in 2020, before Paramount+ launched in March of the following year. The show’s popularity has benefited Paramount, which continues to reap the rewards. Sheridan has recently renewed his contract with the company to develop original programming, including the spinoffs “Yellowstone” and “Mayor of Kingstown.”
The method has shown to be effective in the past. It was Paramount+’s most successful original series debut ever when Y 1883 premiered in December. Showtime and Paramount+ together drew a total of 9.4 million subscribers in the fourth quarter of 2021, accounting for 80% of that growth.
Last Words
Heavily influenced by his youth on a Texas ranch, Sheridan was able to connect with an audience that was familiar to him.
According to him, Taylor is a cowboy. “He is at his most creative in the evenings. Ranching and farming are what he does for a living, and he loves them. He knows exactly who he’s trying to reach, therefore he made sure to provide content that was relevant to them.”
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