Although John Dutton (Kevin Costner) has exited the scene, the excitement for “Yellowstone” remains strong.

As we dive deeper into Season 5 of Paramount Network’s thrilling family saga, fans may crave more than just the weekly episodes (Sundays, 8 EST/PST) that offer the dramatic flair of Beth Dutton (Kelly Reilly) and her spirited cowboy counterparts.

While “Yellowstone” stands as the reigning champ of television viewership, it’s certainly not the only series that delves into family dynamics, Western themes, and stunning views of the Montana landscape. Here are some additional shows that could keep you entertained while waiting to see what Beth, Kayce (Luke Grimes), and Jamie (Wes Bentley) will do next.

For a close replica watch ‘Territory’ (Netflix)

Got horses? Yes. Looking for cowboy hats? Absolutely. A sprawling ranch that defines a complex family? Yep. The Australian drama “Territory” has just hit Netflix and it resembles “Yellowstone” in many ways, set against the backdrop of the dusty outback instead of the American West. Featuring the charismatic Anna Torv (“Mindhunter” and “Fringe”), this show revolves around a vast cattle ranch with no designated heir, offering a juicy, melodramatic experience that will keep you binge-watching, even if you occasionally need subtitles to understand the accents.

If you enjoy the writing check out ‘Yellowstone’ spinoffs and Taylor Sheridan’s other works (Paramount+)

Looking for more “Yellowstone”?
Dive into other shows created by Taylor Sheridan, the visionary behind the Dutton family saga. He has crafted numerous series on Paramount+, giving fans a selection to choose from if they enjoy his distinctive style found in “Yellowstone.” For the best experience, stick to his spinoffs “1883” and “1923,” which focus on the Dutton lineage, but skip the less compelling “Tulsa King” and inconsiderate “Landman.” The dark drama “Mayor of Kingstown” and the action-packed “Lioness” are mediocre, but the historic Western “Lawman: Bass Reeves,” featuring David Oyelowo, offers a surprisingly engaging storyline.

For a taste of Dutton-like family drama try ‘Succession’ (Max)

If the family infighting over wealth and power is what you love about “Yellowstone,” you may find yourself drawn to the Roy family in New York City. The HBO drama “Succession,” which was awarded an Emmy from 2018 to 2023, showcases media magnate Logan Roy (Brian Cox) and his snarky offspring (Sarah Snook, Kieran Culkin, and Jeremy Strong) as they compete for control of the family empire. Inspired by figures like Rupert Murdoch, “Succession” captures the same thrilling tension and sharp barbs as a typical Dutton family meal, albeit in designer suits rather than faded jeans. Other series fitting this family business theme include Showtime’s “Billions” (available on Paramount+) and TNT’s “Animal Kingdom” (streaming on Amazon Prime).

If you appreciate contemporary Westerns check out ‘Longmire’ (Netflix)

One of the standout features of “Yellowstone” is its revival of the Hollywood Western genre. If you’re captivated by the rugged landscapes and dramatic narratives of the Dutton ranch, you may enjoy stories that celebrate the Western setting while focusing less on the family conflicts. “Longmire,” which premiered on A&E in 2012 before moving to Netflix, is an excellent choice that showcases the life of a sheriff in Wyoming.

This is a well-crafted modern crime Western that revolves around a sheriff in Wyoming (played by Robert Taylor) who is dedicated to maintaining order in his small territory. Similar to “Yellowstone,” the series explores the dynamics involved with local Native American reservations and their associated casinos, as well as highlighting the stunning landscape and the distinctive lifestyle found in Wyoming. For viewers who enjoy this genre, they might also like FX’s “Justified” (available on Hulu) or AMC’s “Dark Winds” (streaming on Netflix).