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Dutton Ranch season one finale wows fans with a shootout cliffhanger that feels like vintage Yellowstone

Dutton Ranch season one finale wows fans with a shootout cliffhanger that feels like vintage Yellowstone
Fox News Monday 06 July 2026, 16:12 UTC 2 min read
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"Dutton Ranch" wrapped up season one with an absolute bang. The "Yellowstone" spin-off focused on Beth and Rip has been a monster hit since the moment it premiered on Paramount+.It's another entertainment masterclass for Taylor Sheridan. It's gritty, dark, violent, full of surprises and it's simply a lot of fun.

"Dutton Ranch" wrapped up season one with an absolute bang.

The "Yellowstone" spin-off focused on Beth and Rip has been a monster hit since the moment it premiered on Paramount+.

It's another entertainment masterclass for Taylor Sheridan. It's gritty, dark, violent, full of surprises and it's simply a lot of fun.

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Now, season one is in the books.

There was a ton of hype going into the season one finale, and it lived up to expectations, in my humble opinion. I won't get into all the spoilers, but there was an awesome shootout scene that felt like old school "Yellowstone."

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There was also a death and kidnapping that left fans desperate for answers. Nothing beats an epic cliffhanger to wrap up the season.

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Reactions also quickly poured in on Reddit from fans. Check out some of the reactions below, and let me know your thoughts at [email protected]:

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Overall, season one of "Dutton Ranch" was excellent. Unlike "Marshals," the series about Rip and Beth actually feels like "Yellowstone." It carries the same vibe and energy as Sheridan's legendary neo-Western, and season one's cliffhanger guarantees season two will be electric. Do you have any thoughts on the season one finale? Let me know at [email protected].

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