Yellowstone may be over (for now, at least), but the Taylor Sheridan-verse marches on. The season finale of Landman, Sheridan’s latest hit set in the fortune-seeking world of West Texas oil rigs, is now streaming on Paramount+. And if you’re looking for another round of drama from Jacob and Cara Dutton (Harrison Ford and Helen Mirren), well, you’re in luck.
Paramount+ recently announced the release date for the second and final season of 1923. Debuting all the way back in December 2022, the popular Yellowstone prequel follows the Duttons as they contend with the rise of Western expansion, prohibition, and the Great Depression in the early 20th century. The recently released Season 2 trailer previews the chaos to come.
“In Montana, there’s a war over my family’s land, and they’re losing it. I know what to do. I’m coming home.”
When exactly does the second season of 1923 drop on Paramount+? Here’s everything you need to know.
Is 1923 On Paramount Network Tonight?
Nope. The Season 1 finale aired January 5 on Paramount Network. The Adam Sandler movie Grown Ups (7:00-9:30 p.m.) and The Hangover 2 (9:30-11:55 p.m. ET) air tonight on Paramount Network.
When Does 1923 Return For Season 2?
1923 Season 2 debuts Sunday, February 23 on Paramount+.
Will 1923 Season 2 Air On Paramount Network?
The second season of 1923 will air on Paramount+. While it’s certainly possible that Paramount Network will air the season premiere to drive viewers to Paramount+ for future episodes — they previously aired the series premieres of Landman and Lioness — 1923 is exclusive to Paramount+.
1923 On Paramount+ Streaming Info:
You can watch Season 1 of 1923 on Paramount+, which is available for as little as $7.99/month or $59.99/year. Paramount+ with Showtime, which includes a CBS live stream, is available for $12.99/month (or $119.99/year).
The streamer offers a 25% student discount and a seven-day free trial for eligible subscribers.
Can I Watch Paramount+ On Amazon?
Yes! You can add Paramount+ to your Prime Video account for an additional $12.99/month. Amazon offers a seven-day free trial for new subscribers.
