![]() ![]() The number of superhero movies now does not even compare to the number of Westerns created in the 30s and 40s. The cowboy and the rancher are so uniquely tied to America that the Western movie was a popular genre in film for almost two decades. It is royalty seen through the lens of something uniquely American, the Cowboy. ![]() ![]() So how did Yellowstone, a show that on the surface just seems like a series about a ranch, become a rating sensation and gain a loyal fanbase among audiences that is typically reserved for genre television? Take a look and find out how Yellowstone become so popular. The massive success has caught many off guard, particularly as it airs on the Paramount Network (formally SpikeTV), with many younger viewers not being aware it existed. Since premiering in 2018, the series has grown in popularity and has become must-see television for many, yet on the surface, the subject does not seem that appealing. The series is filled with melodrama, dark secrets, murder, and many other sorts of scandalous events that make it feel like the entertaining 21st-century successor to Dallas. The patriarch of the family, John Dutton (Kevin Costner), is the sixth generation Dutton to own the ranch and leads his family through difficult times with developers, the national park, the bordering Broken Rock Indian Reservation, as well as internal family conflicts. Created by Taylor Sheridan, Yellowstone follows the Dutton Family, who own the Yellowstone Ranch, which is the largest ranch in Montana. ![]()
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