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James and Margaret face a heavy decision; Shea and Thomas take bold action to help one of their own.

1883

This Is Not Your Heaven

A misunderstanding leads to a battle with dire consequences.

Racing Clouds

As winter looms, Shea faces doubts and argues with James about the best way forward; Elsa makes a bold decision that changes her forever.

The Weep of Surrender

Elsa makes an unlikely friend; the group faces a harrowing challenge from mother nature; the camp searches for one of their own.

Lightning Yellow Hair

Shea helps Elsa cope with her loss; the group crosses another river and prepares to enter Indian territory; Thomas buys Noemi a gift.

Boring the Devil

Shea and Thomas cope with the aftermath of the river crossing, but there is little time to grieve and no shortage of challenges ahead; Elsa and Ennis share a romantic moment.

The Fangs of Freedom

The group faces the harrowing task of crossing the river with their wagons and supplies; Thomas and Noemi grow closer.

The Crossing

James butts heads with Shea and Thomas about an important decision; tensions rise in camp when an accusation is made; Elsa begins a flirtation with a cowboy.

River

Thomas and Shea recruit James and some local cowboys to corral a herd of cattle; as they begin their journey, they are confronted with some of the many dangers they will face along the way.

Behind Us, A Cliff

The Dutton family embarks on a journey west through the last bastion of untamed America; James arrives in Texas, where he and his family prepare to make their way through The Great Plains in search of a new home and the promise of opportunity.

A prequel to "Yellowstone," the Dutton family flees poverty in Texas and embarks on a journey through the Great Plains to seek a better future in Montana.

S1 E5 | The Fangs of Freedom

E10 | This Is Not Your Heaven

E9 | Racing Clouds

E8 | The Weep of Surrender

E7 | Lightning Yellow Hair

E6 | Boring the Devil

E5 | The Fangs of Freedom

E4 | The Crossing

E3 | River

E2 | Behind Us, A Cliff

E1 | 1883