Marshals on Paramount Plus: A New Yellowstone Spinoff
Marshals, a new spinoff of the popular series Yellowstone, is set to premiere its second episode on CBS and Paramount Plus on March 8, 2026, at 8 p.m. ET. The series, which has garnered strong reviews since its debut, continues the legacy of Taylor Sheridan’s successful storytelling.
Luke Grimes reprises his role as Kayce Dutton in this latest installment, which also features actors Gil Birmingham, Mo Brings Plenty, and Brecken Merrill. The first four episodes of Marshals include titles such as “Piya Wiconi,” “Zone of Death,” “Road to Nowhere,” and “The Gathering Storm,” showcasing a range of narratives that expand on the Yellowstone universe.
Marshals airs on Sunday nights on CBS in the United States, while viewers in the UK can catch the episodes on Mondays via Paramount Plus. Following the premiere of Episode 2, it will be available for streaming on Paramount Plus Essential starting March 9. Episode 3 is scheduled to premiere on March 15, with streaming available on March 16, and Episode 4 will follow on March 22, streaming on March 23.
The series is produced by Taylor Sheridan, who is known for his work on Yellowstone and its prequels, and is showrun by Spencer Hudnut. This connection to Sheridan’s previous projects has helped Marshals attract a dedicated audience eager for more content from the Yellowstone franchise.
In addition to the excitement surrounding Marshals, Paramount Plus has faced challenges with technical difficulties during live broadcasts. Recently, fans experienced a black screen during a UFC main event on the platform, leading to frustrations among viewers. “Did the Paramount feed for UFC get cut, or is it just me?” one user questioned, while another exclaimed, “No f—— chance @UFC went down on Paramount.” These issues highlight the ongoing challenges that streaming services face as they expand their offerings.
Amy Reisenbach, an executive at CBS, commented on the current landscape of television, stating, “I think all of our shows right now are both streaming and linear.” This reflects a broader trend in the industry, where networks are increasingly blending traditional broadcasting with streaming services to reach a wider audience.
Marshals is part of a larger strategy for Paramount Plus, which has also seen UFC events move to its platform. However, the transition has not been without hiccups, as viewers reported missing two minutes of fight action during UFC 326 due to streaming issues. The stream returned with three minutes remaining in the third round, illustrating the growing pains of live sports on streaming platforms.
As Marshals continues to unfold, observers are keen to see how the series will develop and whether it can maintain the momentum established by its predecessor, Yellowstone. With strong reviews and a dedicated fan base, the future looks promising for this new chapter in the Yellowstone saga. Details remain unconfirmed regarding any further developments or additional seasons for Marshals.
