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After an almost a two-year hiatus, the Dutton family finally returned to prime-time television with Yellowstone season 5, part 2. Even with the time off, Yellowstone remained a ratings juggernaut, as the premiere generated a whopping 16.4 million viewers across all cable networks and CBS airings. That’s an increase of 3% from the season 5, part 1 premiere, which registered 15.9 million viewers.

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Yellowstone season 5, episode 10: release date, time, and channel

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The next episode of Yellowstone — season 5, episode 10 — premieres at 8 p.m. ET/PT on Sunday, November 17. The episode will air on Paramount Network.

Watch Yellowstone on Paramount Network

Yellowstone airs on Paramount Network, not Paramount+. Paramount Network is a cable channel that can be accessed through your TV package or Paramount Network’s website. You will need to log in with a TV provider for access. Unlike last week, a replay of Yellowstone will not air on CBS.

Paramount Network is available on several live streaming TV services, including Hulu with Live TV, Fubo, Philo, and YouTube TV. These services offer popular channels without having to pay for a cable box. Plus, several of the services offer free trials, so you could theoretically watch tonight’s episode at no cost.

Can you stream Yellowstone season 5, episode 10 on Peacock or Paramount+?

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Paramount Network

Yellowstone might be a Paramount show, but it’s not on Paramount+. Due to a previous licensing agreement, Yellowstone streams on Peacock. However, Peacock subscribers cannot stream Yellowstone season 5, episode 10 tonight. The current season must air on Paramount Network before heading to Peacock. It could take a few months after the finale before these Yellowstone episodes live on Peacock.

Yellowstone season 5, episode 10 plot

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Emerson Miller / Paramount Network

The Yellowstone season 5, episode 10 is titled The Apocalypse of Change. Paramount Network’s logline for the episode reads: “Beth comes to a chilling realization. Kayce reaches out to an old friend in search of information. Jamie meets with Market Equities.”

What happened to John Dutton?

Kevin Costner leans over a fence in Yellowstone.
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In the season 5, part 2 premiere, Beth (Kelly Reilly) and Kayce (Luke Grimes) head to their father’s mansion. Much to their shock, they learn John has died. The siblings find John’s body in the bathroom with a pistol nearby, leading the authorities to deem his death a suicide. Beth is suspicious right away and believes Jamie (Wes Bentley) is responsible for her father’s death.

Beth doesn’t believe her father committed suicide. Her feelings are confirmed later in the episode. Jamie’s fixer girlfriend, Sarah Atwood (Dawn Olivieri), is the one who orchestrated John’s murder. Sarah told the hit men to make John’s death look like a suicide.

Is this the final season of Yellowstone?

Wes Bently and Kelly Reilly in Yellowstone.
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Will Yellowstone season 5, part 2 be the end of the Dutton family? With Costner gone, Yellowstone ending after season 5, part 2 seemed like a foregone conclusion. However, after the premiere’s record-breaking ratings, it seems like Yellowstone can clearly continue without Costner, and it might end up doing so. Reilly and Cole Hauser have been in talks for a potential sixth season. At this point, it’s all up to Sheridan.

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