Two Major Showtime Series To Be Expanded Using The ‘Yellowstone’ Model: Report

Two Showtime shows, including one of their top shows of all-time, are set to be expanded with spinoffs using the model that made tv’s top-rated drama, “Yellowstone,” Paramount has a significant franchise.

The Wall Street Journal reported Showtime plans to implement this initiative “Yellowstone” model on “Billions” It is also one of their best shows ever. “Dexter.”

Showtime will expand up to four series “Billions,” The report stated that. According to reports, one spinoff will take place in Miami and two others will be named “Millions” “Trillions.”

A prequel series has been ordered by the network. “Dexter” The report stated that this lays the groundwork to the original show. It also said that Showtime is exploring spinoff shows that are based upon some of the serial killers in Showtime’s show.

Deadline is over reported This week “Yellowstone” is set to end in its current form with star actor Kevin Costner while the show’s creators are eyeing extending the franchise with actor Matthew McConaughey.

Taylor Sheridan, co-creator and showrunner, along with Paramount Global and Paramount Network, are already in talks with McConaughey, and several of the show’s main characters are expected to be in the new version of the series, the report said.

“We have no news to report. Kevin Costner is a big part of Yellowstone and we hope that’s the case for a long time to come,” Paramount Network spokesperson. “Thanks to the brilliant mind of Taylor Sheridan, we are always working on franchise expansions of this incredible world he has built. Matthew McConaughey is a phenomenal talent with whom we’d love to partner.”

Sheridan is also the creator of the highly popular prequel series. “Yellowstone,” “1883” “1923.” Sheridan has been able to become less dependent on the success of these two shows. “Yellowstone,” The report stated.

According to reports, the new show will debut on Paramount Network before moving to Paramount+.

According to the report, Costner decided to leave after wanting to film less than his producers required. Paramount Network turned down Costner’s proposal and decided to move forward.

Deadline reported that Sheridan could make two more prequel series. “Yellowstone” It would describe the struggles of the 1940s, 1960s, and 1970s to hold onto the ranch.