Yellowstone' wrote off Kevin Costner's John Dutton once he left the show. Now creator Taylor Sheridan is mocking the character's legacy in death.

In response to fan backlash over the unexpected exit of John Dutton in Yellowstone Season 5, actor Kevin Costner discusses the controversial plot twist, his proposed endings, and the impact of audience feedback on the show.

Sunday's Paramount Network premiere of the long-awaited second half of "Yellowstone" Season 5 starts with emergency crews at the Montana governor's mansion, home of Costner's embattled patriarch, Governor John Dutton.

Odds are you've heard of "Yellowstone," which has become a massive hit on television over its past five seasons. It's so popular it's already spurred multiple splashy prequel shows, with creator Taylor Sheridan involved in all the shows.

“Yellowstone” actor Ian Bohen has opened up about Kevin Costner’s shock exit from the hit series, saying the cast and crew lost its “quarterback.” Costner, 69, played John Dutton on the Paramount Network show, last appearing in Part 1 of Season 5 in 2022.

Another major character's death on Yellowstone has shocked fans with one star saying Kevin Costner's departure ‘accelerated’ the show's end.

Even after John Dutton is dead and gone from “Yellowstone,” bad things happen to those who dare to cross him. In the eleventh episode of the fifth and final season of Paramount’s hit ranch drama, the show continues revolving around John (Kevin Costner) and his death – and,

Yellowstone’ kills off another major character as viewers learn more about how Kevin Costner’s John Dutton really died.