Where to watch 'Yellowstone' season 5 with Rip van Martin County

After more than a year of waiting, ‘Yellowstone’ fans can finally dive back into the Paramount Network series since the second part of season 5 premiered on November 10.

Rip Wheeler, played by Martin County resident Cole Hauser, has moved the “Yellowstone” cattle to Texas to save the herd from a deadly brucellosis outbreak.

Here’s what you need to know about tuning into season 5 of ‘Yellowstone.’

What is ‘Yellowstone’ about?

Kevin Costner, who left the show earlier this year, played John Dutton, the head of a Montana farming family who are constantly battling outside forces encroaching on their land and internal battles between siblings for control of their inheritance.

“Amid changing alliances, unsolved murders, open wounds and hard-earned respect – the ranch is in constant conflict with those who border it – a growing town, an Indian reservation and America’s first national park,” the series synopsis reads.

How many episodes are in ‘Yellowstone’ season 5?

There have been 10 episodes of season 5 released so far. The next episode premieres on November 17 and ends on December 15. New episodes of “Yellowstone” appear weekly on the Paramount Network at 8 p.m.

USA Today reported this earlier the second part will contain six episodes.

Where can I watch ‘Yellowstone’ season 5?

You can’t stream “Yellowstone.” Biggest+the platform announced, and it’s not available with any of the service’s plans. If you are logged in to your TV provider, you can sign up with the Paramount Network and stream episodes there.

Seasons 1-4 and 5, Part 1 of “Yellowstone” are streaming Peacock. Viewers can expect the rest of season 5 to drop on Peacock at a later date DeWrapan entertainment media channel.

Will Season 5 Bring an End to ‘Yellowstone’? How does it end?

Cast members have hinted at a few possibilities for the show:

Season 5 will be the end from “Yellowstone“
A spin-off focused on Rip and Dutton’s daughter, Beth, played by Kelly Reilly.
An unannounced season 6

“We really don’t know,” Hauser said USA today.

“The truth is, there is nothing final or set in stone at this point,” Reilly told USA Today. “We want everyone to see these last six episodes as their finale. And then when there is a future, and (series creator) Taylor (Sheridan) writes something inspiring for us, we both said, ‘We’re here. ‘ “

USA Today staff writers Bryan Alexander And Gabe Hauari contributed to this report.

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