Every Taylor Sheridan Show, Ranked from Yee-Haw to Hell Naw
Taylor Sheridan's expanding television empire includes numerous shows, led by the popular 'Yellowstone' franchise, with new series like 'Dutton Ranch' and 'Marshals' continuing to premiere. While Sheridan is heavily involved in writing many of these shows, his influence varies, with some series suffering from reduced creative input. The article ranks all of Sheridan's narrative shows, evaluating their quality, storytelling, and behind-the-scenes developments.
- ▪Taylor Sheridan has debuted three new shows in 2026, including 'Marshals' on CBS and 'The Madison' on Paramount+, with 'Dutton Ranch' set to premiere soon.
- ▪Sheridan writes much of the material for his shows, though his involvement has decreased on series like 'Mayor of Kingstown,' where he hasn't had a writing credit since early 2023.
- ▪'Mayor of Kingstown' is ending with its fifth season, while 'Tulsa King' has faced behind-the-scenes turmoil and public controversy involving star Sylvester Stallone.
- ▪'Lawmen: Bass Reeves' was originally planned as an '1883' spinoff and stars David Oyelowo as the legendary lawman who inspired the Lone Ranger.
- ▪The article excludes Sheridan’s country music competition show 'The Road,' co-created with Blake Shelton, from its ranking of narrative series.
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Home > Creative Content > What to Watch Every Taylor Sheridan Show, Ranked from Yee-Haw to Hell Naw From “Yellowstone” to this week’s “Dutton Ranch” Drew Taylor May 16, 2026 @ 10:14 AM Share on Social Media Share on Facebook Share on X (formerly Twitter) Share on LinkedIn Share on Email Paramount Network The sun never sets on the Taylor Sheridan empire. This year alone three new Taylor Sheridan shows have debuted, with “Marshals,” on CBS and “The Madison” on Paramount+. Another new show, set in the “Yellowstone” universe (“Dutton Ranch”) is hitting Paramount+ this weekend. It would be one thing, too, if Sheridan simply created new shows and left others to oversee them.
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