Yellowstone 5 part 2, all about the second half of the fifth season
Yellowstone 5 part 2, all about the second half of the fifth season: the tv series with Kevin Costner concluded airing the first eight episodes of Season 5 on Tuesday, March 22. Unlike the United States, in fact, it is Sky that broadcasts the unpublished seasons of the western created by Taylor Sheridan. Overseas the series is the spearhead of the Paramount Network cable network (while streaming is available on Peacock), while internationally Yellowstone is available exclusively on the Paramount+ service.
Returning to the fifth season, when – in spring 2022 – Paramount announced that there would be fourteen episodes of Yellowstone 5 (unlike the ten that make up seasons one through four), fans of the series rejoiced. The surprise came when the company born from the merger between Viacom and CBS confirmed that the fifth season would be broadcast in two parts – the first consisting of eight episodes and the second of six.
In the United States, the first half of Yellowstone 5 aired from November 13, 2022 to January 1, 2023 on the Paramount Network. In Italy, these first eight episodes were broadcast from 1 to 22 March. And now? Don’t worry: Paramount has confirmed that the remaining six episodes will arrive in the summer of 2023 on US screens.
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What does this mean for Italy? If the second part of Yellowstone 5 will be broadcast by the end of the summer, this should give Sky Italia enough time to dub the six unpublished episodes and schedule them between autumn 2023 and winter 2024. By the end of this year and the beginning of next , according to our predictions, fans of the Dutton saga will be able to enjoy the final episodes of the fifth season broadcast on Sky, on demand and streaming on Now. To find out exactly when this will happen we will first have to wait for an airing date for part 2 in the United States, and – when this is made official – a placement in the schedule for Sky Italia. We look forward to learning more.
