Marshals (2026)
Marshals is a 2026 drama series created by Spencer Hudnut. It stars Luke Grimes, Logan Marshall-Green and Arielle Kebbel.
Kayce Dutton has traded the Yellowstone Ranch for a badge. Drawing on his years as a Montana cowboy and a Navy SEAL, he signs on with an elite unit of U.S. Marshals tasked with bringing hard order to a region where violence never really sleeps. Created by Spencer Hudnut as the fourth series in the Yellowstone franchise, this spin-off follows Kayce and his team as they chase fugitives across big-sky country while the job's toll follows them home. Luke Grimes, Gil Birmingham and Mo Brings Plenty carry their Yellowstone roles into new terrain.
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What is Marshals about?
Kayce Dutton has traded the Yellowstone Ranch for a badge. Drawing on his years as a Montana cowboy and a Navy SEAL, he signs on with an elite unit of U.S. Marshals tasked with bringing hard order to a region where violence never really sleeps. Created by Spencer Hudnut as the fourth series in the Yellowstone franchise, this spin-off follows Kayce and his team as they chase fugitives across big-sky country while the job's toll follows them home. Luke Grimes, Gil Birmingham and Mo Brings Plenty carry their Yellowstone roles into new terrain.
When was Marshals released?
Marshals was released on 1 March 2026.
How many episodes does Marshals have?
Marshals has 13 episodes across 1 seasons.
Who made Marshals?
Marshals was created by Spencer Hudnut.
Where can I watch Marshals?
Marshals is available on DirecTV On Demand, Paramount Plus, Paramount+ (Via Amazon Prime), Paramount+ (Via Apple TV), YouTube TV and fuboTV.
Where to watch Marshals
Stream: DirecTV On Demand, Paramount Plus, Paramount+ (Via Amazon Prime), Paramount+ (Via Apple TV), YouTube TV, fuboTV
Buy: Amazon, AppleTV, Fandango at Home
Cast
- Luke Grimes as Kayce Dutton
- Logan Marshall-Green as Pete Calvin
- Arielle Kebbel as Belle Skinner
- Ash Santos as Andrea Cruz
- Tatanka Means as Miles Kittle
- Brecken Merrill as Tate Dutton
- Mo Brings Plenty as Mo
- Gil Birmingham as Thomas Rainwater
- Morgan Lindholm as Maddie
- Whitney Palmer as Eve
- Brett Cullen as Harry Gifford
- Ellyn Jameson as Dolly Weaver
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A few thoughts on Marshals
Ride on with Red Dead Redemption 2, whose open-range gunplay and cowboy melancholy share this show's frontier soul. The Godfather, in Puzo's novel, tracks the same pull between blood family and brutal duty. And Little House on the Prairie offers the gentler homestead side of hard prairie living.
Yellowstone spin-offs and modern Westerns with big-sky grit
Marshals carries Kayce Dutton out of the Yellowstone Ranch and into a lawman's badge across Montana country. These pair the mother series with other frontier stories where cattle land, open range and hard justice set the tone, from a modern outlaw video game to century-old homestead life on the same unforgiving plains.
Lawmen and marshals hunting fugitives across rough country
Kayce and his elite unit chase runaways through a region where violence never really sleeps, and these shows share that relentless pursuit. Fugitives, missing persons and cornered suspects drive each one, with dogged investigators tracking their targets across jurisdictions and back roads until the manhunt finally closes on someone who does not want to be found.
Gritty tough-cop TV where the streets fight back
Before Marshals put a Navy SEAL behind a badge, television ran on hard-nosed cops working violent beats. These older procedurals share its no-nonsense muscle: undercover stings, plainclothes detectives and lawmen who bend the rules to get results, each built around a lead who trusts instinct over paperwork when the case turns dangerous.