Is “Yellowstone” returning tonight? Find out when the next new episode of Yellowstone premieres on Paramount Network

If you don't remember exactly what happened in the last few episodes of YellowstoneWell, partner, you are not alone. The fifth season premiered in November 2022 and ended on New Year's Day 2023. Luckily, the official Yellowstone The YouTube page recently uploaded two helpful summary videos.

If you are looking for a full Yellowstone As an explainer, you can stream a 34-minute video recapping seasons 1-5. If you need a refresher on the current season, you can watch a 17-minute video detailing the latest drama before the gang returns with new episodes.

When exactly will our favorite modern western return? When will Yellowstone Season 5, Episode 9 premieres on Paramount Network? Here you will find everything you need to know.

Is Yellowstone on Paramount Network Tonight (October 13)?

No. It is a Addams family Day Over on Paramount Network. The 1991 film The Addams Family and 1993s Addams Family Values will air back-to-back from 11:30 a.m. to 4:00 a.m. ET.

When will Yellowstone Will Season 5 Episode 9 air on Paramount Network?

Yellowstone returns to Paramount Network with new episodes on Sunday, November 10 at 8:00 p.m. ET. CBS will also air a “special broadcast” of the episode that same evening at 10:00 p.m. ET.

will Yellowstone Will Season 5, Part 2 be available to stream on Peacock the next day?

Season 5, Part 2 was scheduled to release on Peacock at some point, but new episodes will not be available to stream on the platform the next day.

The midseason finale of Yellowstone premiered on January 1, 2023 on Paramount Network and the first eight episodes of the season premiered on May 25, 2023 on Peacock. If the series follows a similar streaming plan, new episodes of Yellowstone was scheduled to premiere on Peacock approximately six months after the series finale aired on Paramount Network.

Yellowstone Streaming information for season 5:

You can watch all five seasons of Yellowstone on Peacock. Episodes and full seasons can also be purchased on Amazon.

Will Kevin Costner leave? Yellowstone?

On June 20, Costner confirmed his final exit Yellowstone in a social media video. The actor later explained his statement in an interview with ExtraBilly Bush clarifies that he was waiting to receive more information about his character's fate, but never received it.

“I just hadn’t heard anything about how (John Dutton’s death) was going to happen,” Costner said. “So it's time to move on with something that was very important to you as gracefully as possible… It was time to move.”

That was in June, but there are never easy answers Yellowstone. Last month, Costner hinted that his story isn't over yet.

“I didn’t see that trail of dust coming my way, but I was always open to what I started,” the star said Entertainment tonight. “Five seasons has been a lot for us to cover, and I don’t think the story is over yet.”

Where exactly does this take us? When it comes to that Yellowstoneeverything is possible. There were rumors in August that the flagship series might return for a sixth season, but that doesn't appear to be the case. The so-called “series finale” has already finished filming, and Kelly Reilly, Luke Grimes and Cole Hauser are talking about the “perfect ending” to the series.

“It was always five seasons in Sheridan's mind, but because the show became so successful, the network and everyone wanted more,” Reilly told EW. “In a way, fate took it and we finished that part Yellowstone in a way he always imagined it would end.”

Reilly said they had finished “that part of.” Yellowstone“It’s interesting. Numerous spin-offs of the series are in the works – including a current show titled The Madison starring Michelle Pfeiffer, Patrick J. Adams and Matthew Fox – and from a streaming perspective, it makes sense for this iteration of Yellowstonewhich is streaming on Peacock and not Paramount+, is ending. Peacock owns the streaming rights Yellowstonebut any potential new shows, like the rumored but never confirmed Kelly Reilly/Cole Hauser spinoff, would most likely stream exclusively on Paramount+.