“Yellowstone Fans Urge Kevin Costner to Return for a Shocking Sixth Season: ‘The Show Isn’t the Same Without Him!'”
As speculation swirls about the future of the Dutton family drama, fans of “Yellowstone” have taken to social media to voice their reactions following the news that negotiations are underway for a sixth season, despite Paramount+ previously declaring the show’s end. This development comes as Deadline confirmed that the new season may focus on Kelly Reilly’s Beth Dutton and Cole Hauser’s Rip Wheeler, given Kevin Costner’s abrupt exit from the series.
Fans are clearly divided on the show’s future. Many are vocal about Costner’s crucial role as John Dutton, with some expressing strong opinions on social media. One fan remarked, “There is no Yellowstone without Kevin Costner,” while another added, “No Costner? NO WAY!” Some even suggested that without Costner, the show would lose its essence, with one fan quipping, “Without Costner, it’s Yosemite.”
Critics among the fanbase argue that the show should conclude with the current season. One user predicted, “It’s not going to work without Costner’s involvement,” and suggested the series should wrap up before its quality deteriorates further. Others concurred, stating, “They should wrap it up after this season… no need for a sixth season.”
Conversely, not all reactions were negative. Some fans expressed interest in exploring the potential of a spinoff centered on Reilly and Hauser’s characters. One enthusiastic supporter wrote, “I hope it’s true. I’m all in for a Beth and Rip spinoff/sequel/YS season 6…whatever it is now.”
Speculation also surrounds the fate of Wes Bentley’s Jamie Dutton, with some fans questioning the significance of continuing the series if it doesn’t resolve his storyline. Comparisons have been made to the controversial ending of “Game of Thrones,” with one fan noting, “It’s another GoT situation,” while hoping the show avoids a similar fate.
As discussions continue, fans remain eager to see how the series will evolve and whether it can maintain its grip without Costner.
