Taylor Sheridan Shows, Ranked & In Order
Taylor Sheridan didn’t set out to build a television empire, but that is what the Yellowstone universe became — a run of neo-Westerns and crime sagas that now stretches from a Montana cattle dynasty to a Tulsa mob outpost to the West Texas oil patch. They share a worldview more than a timeline: power is taken rather than given, loyalty is paid for, and the land usually outlasts the people fighting over it. If you are trying to work out where to start or what order to watch them in, this is our running index — every Sheridan-produced series we have covered episode by episode, in the order he made them, with our rating and the seasons worth your time. The Dutton saga has its own character deep-dive; the rest of the slate sits below.
How this list is ordered: In Taylor Sheridan’s creation order, with our episode-review rating noted for each.
Go deeper: the Dutton family tree & timeline →
Tulsa King
Stallone as a just-released mob capo exiled to Oklahoma, building a crew from scratch — the most purely fun show on the slate.
Mayor of Kingstown
The bleakest of the bunch: Jeremy Renner brokering power between a prison town and the inmates who effectively run it. Grim and procedural.
Landman
Billy Bob Thornton’s oil-patch fixer talks faster than anyone on TV — a boom-town drama with the sharpest dialogue Sheridan has written.
Lioness
Zoë Saldaña runs a CIA undercover program in the most conventional thriller here, fixed on what the mission costs the women sent to carry it.
Dutton Ranch
The Yellowstone continuation, carrying the Dutton land war on past the original’s end — newest on the slate, two episodes in so far.
That’s every Taylor Sheridan Shows title we’ve reviewed so far. Tap any show for the full episode-by-episode coverage, the ranked episodes, or its best lines.