Dutton Ranch Season 1 concludes on Friday, July 3. And while we know the hit show will be back for Season 2, the finale will leave fans looking for their next great show to watch in the meantime.
Since its debut, Dutton Ranch has drawn viewers with its gorgeous landscapes and ranch setting, family conflicts, romance in all its phases, and stories centered on protecting a way of life. If you enjoy the show’s focus on family legacy, and watching characters that navigate personal and professional challenges, there are more shows streaming now on Paramount+ that are sure to satisfy. We’re talking high-stakes dramas with stellar casts that explore many of the same themes as Dutton Ranch through different settings and stories.
Here are 5 shows to watch after Dutton Ranch:
What to watch next
And, hey, if you really, really just want to watch Dutton Ranch again, you can totally do that. All episodes stream on Paramount+. And more are on the way: The show has been renewed for a second season.
Top shows to watch next
Fans of Dutton Ranch will find familiar themes across these shows, including family loyalty, personal sacrifice, power struggles, and people trying to build or protect a legacy. Whether you’re looking for another western drama or a character-driven series with high stakes, these are strong follow-up watches.
1. The Madison
What it’s about: This Paramount+ original drama follows the Clyburn family as they navigate profound loss and attempt to rebuild their lives in Montana. Set against the state’s sweeping landscapes, The Madison is an intimate family drama exploring grief, resilience, personal transformation, and the challenges of starting over..
Why you’ll love it: If you’re drawn to Taylor Sheridan‘s emotionally driven stories about family and resilience, The Madison is worth adding to your watchlist. Led by Oscar® nominee Michelle Pfeiffer and Golden Globe® nominee Kurt Russell, the series delivers powerful performances, breathtaking scenery, and an intimate story that lingers long after the credits roll. All Season 1 episodes are now streaming, and the series has already been renewed for Season 2.
WATCH NOW: The Madison
2. Landman
What it’s about: Created by Taylor Sheridan, Landman takes place in West Texas and centers on the people working within the oil industry – from oil rig workers to landowners to lawyers and, of course, landmen. Oscar® winner Billy Bob Thornton stars in the Paramount+ original drama series as Tommy Norris, a harried oil-company exec who puts out fires, figuratively and literally
Why you’ll love it: Like Dutton Ranch, the series examines land, wealth, and power through the lens of family relationships. The story focuses on oil production instead of cattle ranching, but many of the conflicts revolve around ownership, influence, and legacy – similar to Dutton Ranch. There are two seasons now streaming; a third season is in the works.
WATCH NOW: Landman
3. Fire Country
What it’s about: The CBS hit Fire Country recently completed its fourth season. The drama follows Bode Donovan (Max Thieriot), a onetime convict who joined California’s inmate firefighting program with the hope of earning redemption. As Bode helps battle wildfires across the state, he must also repair strained relationships with family members and confront mistakes from his past.
Why you’ll love it: Fire Country combines outdoor action with stories about loyalty, responsibility, and second chances. Viewers who enjoy watching characters fight for their place within a strict family hierarchy in Dutton Ranch may find similar themes in Bode’s journey. Plus, Fire Country makes for a mighty binge-watch: There are now 72 episodes streaming on Paramount+.
WATCH NOW: Fire Country
4. Tulsa King
What it’s about: Oscar® nominee Sylvester Stallone stars in this Paramount+ original drama as Dwight “The General” Manfredi, a New York mob figure who is sent to Oklahoma after serving a lengthy prison sentence. With little waiting for him, Dwight builds a new operation while learning how to navigate his new, unfamiliar environment.
Why you’ll love it: Like many characters in Dutton Ranch, Tulsa King‘s Dwight is working to establish himself in a new place while facing opposition from rivals and local power players. The show balances personal relationships with escalating conflicts as Dwight builds a new future. All three seasons of Tulsa King are now streaming. The show has been renewed for Season 4.
WATCH NOW: Tulsa King
5. Mayor of Kingstown
What it’s about: Oscar® nominee Jeremy Renner stars as Mike McLusky in Mayor of Kingstown, a Paramount+ original drama series in a Michigan town where prisons drive the local economy. Mike works between law enforcement, inmates, gangs, and community leaders as he attempts to maintain stability in a system filled with competing interests.
Why you’ll love it: Fans of Dutton Ranch may recognize similar themes of power, loyalty, and difficult choices with tough consequences. Mike operates in a world where every decision affects multiple groups, creating constant pressure and conflict. Mayor of Kingstown has been renewed for a fifth and final season; all episodes from Seasons 1-4 are now streaming.
WATCH NOW: Mayor of Kingstown
Keep watching on Paramount+
If Dutton Ranch left you wanting more stories about families, legacy, and people protecting what they’ve built, Paramount+ offers plenty of options. From western dramas to crime series and character-driven stories, these shows are a great place to start after the season finale.
FAQ
Will there be a Dutton Ranch Season 2?
Yes. There will be a Dutton Ranch Season 2. A premiere date has not been set, but you better believe we’ll share as soon as we know. Keep checking here for future updates.
Is Dutton Ranch based on a real ranch?
Dutton Ranch is connected to the fictional Dutton family story. While the show draws inspiration from ranching culture and life in the American West, it is not based on a specific real ranch.
Who stars in Dutton Ranch?
Dutton Ranch stars Kelly Reilly and Cole Hauser as Beth Dutton and Rip Wheeler. Finn Little, Juan Pablo Raba, Jai Courtney, J.R. Villarreal, Marc Menchaca, Natalie Alyn Lind, and Oscar® nominees Ed Harris and Annette Bening also star.
Is Dutton Ranch appropriate for younger viewers?
Dutton Ranch contains mature themes, violence, strong language, and adult situations. Parents should review the series rating and content information before allowing younger viewers to watch.
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