'Yellowstone' sequel series 'Dutton Ranch' premieres tonight. Here's how and where to watch it

Yellowstone ran for five seasons beginning in 2018, following the Dutton family’s efforts to protect their land from development pressures. After patriarch John Dutton dies, his children face inheritance tax problems. Kayce uses a tax loophole to sell the ranch to Chief Rainwater and the Broken Rock Reservation, while keeping 5,000 acres called East Camp for his family. Beth avenges John by killing Jamie with help from Rip, then claims self-defense when investigators arrive. Investigators believe Jamie remains at large, and Beth and Rip’s actions lead them to buy a ranch near Dillon, Montana. Dutton Ranch follows their path to Texas.

"Yellowstone, which began humbly in 2018, has since grown into one of television's most valuable franchises. A Bloomberg story from last year estimated that it generated nearly $3 billion in sales and $700 million in profit. Today, the sequel series Dutton Ranch premieres on both the Paramount Network and Paramount+. Beth and Rip are ready to make a new start in Texas. But just how did they wind up there? Here's everything you need to know before tuning in."

"In the end, after the death of patriarch John Dutton (played by Kevin Costner), his children cannot afford the inheritance tax on the ranch. Kayce, his youngest son, finds a tax loophole and sells the land to Chief Rainwater and the Broken Rock Reservation. As part of the sale, Kayce keeps 5,000 acres called East Camp for his immediate family. Beth, John's only daughter, avenges his death by killing her brother Jamie with some help from her husband, Rip."

"She holds Jamie responsible for the death of her father, even though it was his girlfriend who initiated the hit on John. Rip disposes of the body in no-man's-land in Wyoming. When the cops show up, Beth claims self-defense and gets away with murder. Investigators believe Jamie is still at large, thanks to some crime scene contamination by Beth and Rip. They go on to purchase a ranch near Dillon, Montana."

"Cole Hauser and Kelly Reilly will reprise their roles as Rip and Beth, respectively. No one else could fill those boots. Carter, their unofficially adopted son, will again be played by Finn Lit"

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