1883 Season 1's Ending Already Sets Up Yellowstone's New Spinoff
Warning: the following contains SPOILERS for 1883.
1883 culminates in the Duttons and the other survivors from the caravan finding land that's suitable for settling – laying the groundwork not just for the story of 1883 season 2, but also for the upcoming Yellowstone spinoff 1932. Paramount has revealed that 1932 will “follow a new generation of Duttons during the time of western expansion, Prohibition, and the Great Depression.” Indeed, it would seem that the 1883 season 1 finale perfectly sets up the new addition to Yellowstone creator Taylor Sheridan's Neo-Western universe.
1883 ends with Elsa Dutton not only dying, but also picking the spot in Paradise Valley, Montana where the Duttons decide to settle – the very roots of the Yellowstone Dutton Ranch. Meanwhile, Pinkerton agent Thomas and Romani settler Noemi and their kids have began building their homestead in Oregon, and so has the German migrant Josef. 1932 is bound to reveal what will happen in and around these three homesteads as they each approach their 50th year.
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1883's survivors are all likely to appear in 1932 to continue expanding Yellowstone's prequel stories. This includes John Dutton Sr., James and Margaret's little boy, who will be the middle-aged patriarch of the Yellowstone Dutton Ranch in 1932. It's unclear whether or not James and Margaret themselves will be reprising their roles as much older versions of themselves, and if not, they could appear in flashbacks. Spenser Dutton, who first appeared as a little boy in Yellowstone season 4's 1883 backdoor pilot, is also bound to join the cast as a teen or young adult. Meanwhile, Thomas, Noemi, and Josef could still be alive and
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