‘Yellowstone’ returning to Utah to shoot second season

Kevin Costner stars in "Yellowstone," shot in Utah. Photo: IMDB/Paramount Network
SUMMIT COUNTY, Utah, July 25, 2018 (Gephardt Daily) — The Utah shot-television drama “Yellowstone” has been renewed for a second season.
The next 10-episode season is expected to begin shooting soon in and around the Park City Film Studio, where production is based. New episodes are scheduled to run in early 2019.
The Season 1 finale is scheduled to run at 8 p.m. Aug 22 on the Paramount network, seen in Utah on channel 51.

According to Utah Film Commission sources, the “Yellowstone” production has spent an estimated $28 million in Utah, and helps employ more than 300 cast and crew members during production.

The drama series stars Kevin Costner as John Dutton, patriarch of a ranching family that must battle others to control the land their ranch is on. Nearby are an Indian reservation, America’s first national park (for which the series is named), and multiple major business interests.

“Yellowstone” has been a ratings hit for the Paramount Network, averaging a 0.4 rating for adults ages 18 to 29, and 2.4 million viewers per episode after five episodes, according to Nielsen Live + Same Day ratings.

“Yellowstone” is the highest-rated drama cable series after AMC’s “The Walking Dead.”

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