Yellowstone Season 3
Overview
A new kind of enemy rides into Montana in season three, and this one wears suits. Market Equities, fronted by the icy Willa Hayes and Josh Holloway's swaggering Roarke Morris, wants Dutton land for an airport and a city, and they've got billions and lawyers instead of guns — which somehow makes them scarier than the Beck brothers. Beth meets Roarke head-on the only way she knows how: total financial warfare, preferably with a drink in her hand. Out on the ranch, Kayce deals with livestock thieves and a protester, Summer, who camps on Dutton land and drives him up the wall; Rip and Beth finally stop circling each other; and Jamie learns something about his own history that cracks his already-shaky place in the family wide open. Taylor Sheridan keeps widening the show's world — the bunkhouse gets new faces, the barrel racers move in — while the core question stays the same: how much blood is this land worth? Then the finale hits, a coordinated strike at the whole Dutton family, and the credits roll on one of the great cliffhangers in recent TV. You'll hit "next episode" before the screen goes black.
