The highly anticipated return of the Dutton family is drawing near but still feels like a distant event. Fortunately, Netflix has just the right Western drama to fill that void while you await the unfolding saga of a tumultuous cattle family.
Mark your calendars for November 10, as Yellowstone Season 5 Part 2 is set to premiere, concluding Taylor Sheridan’s gripping narrative centered on affluence, heritage, and American culture. Although the end is approaching, fans of cowboy drama will be on the lookout for something to hold them over until the Dutton saga concludes.
In a timely manner, Netflix delivers with *Territory*, a neo-Western series that serves as a spiritual offspring to *Yellowstone*.
Premiering on October 24, all six episodes are now ready for viewers to binge-watch.
What is *Territory* all about? At its core, the series unveils the internal conflicts within the Lawson family, who find themselves at odds as it becomes evident that their cattle station—the world’s largest—lacks a rightful heir.
Featuring a talented cast, including Anna Torv (from *Mindhunter*), Michael Dorman (*For All Mankind*), and Robert Taylor (*Longmire*), the show explores the downfall of this family dynasty as they contend not just with rival cattle corporations and gangsters but also with one another. Doesn’t that sound like the perfect alternative to *Yellowstone*?
However, there’s an intriguing twist—*Territory* is set against the backdrop of the Australian outback. Harsh and unforgiving, this setting starkly contrasts the scenic vistas of Montana. Nonetheless, the essence of a classic Western is very much alive in its storytelling.
“An Australian *Yellowstone*? Count me in,” exclaimed one viewer.
Another comment read, “It appears to blend elements of *Yellowstone* and *Longmire*. Definitely intrigued.”
A third individual shared their thoughts on Reddit, noting: “This looks remarkably similar to *Yellowstone*, featuring a comparable premise and narrative. The Australian setting adds an interesting twist. Fellow fans might find this appealing. I’m planning to watch it.”
If you’re seeking more content reminiscent of *Yellowstone*, be sure to explore other shows currently available. Check out our guide highlighting the best episodes of *Yellowstone*, ensuring you catch every crucial moment.
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