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Taylor Sheridan cancels planned Yellowstone spinoff 6666
Taylor Sheridan has canceled 6666, a planned spinoff of the Yellowstone television franchise.
The show was to follow Yellowstone ranch hand Jimmy Hurdstrom at the Four Sixes Ranch in Texas.
Paramount announced the project in 2021, and Sheridan had planned to film at the working ranch.
In August 2026, he said he had changed his mind about making the series.
He has turned to other stories about the Dutton family, including Dutton Ranch, which continues Beth Dutton and Rip Wheeler’s story.
The cancellation leaves Sheridan more room to work on Dutton Ranch season 2.
The available information does not say when that season will be released.
Taylor Sheridan has canceled 6666, a planned Yellowstone spinoff set at the Four Sixes Ranch in Texas.
Sheridan said in August 2026 that he had changed his mind about making the show.
Paramount announced the series in February 2021, with Yellowstone ranch hand Jimmy Hurdstrom expected to appear.
Sheridan is turning his attention to other stories about the Dutton family, including Dutton Ranch.
The cancellation may give Sheridan more time to work on the writing and production of Dutton Ranch season 2.
- Who
- Taylor Sheridan canceled the planned series.
- What
- 6666, a Yellowstone spinoff, will not be made.
- When
- Sheridan said in August 2026 that the series was dead.
- Where
- The planned series was set at the Four Sixes Ranch in King County, Texas.
- Why
- Sheridan said he had changed his mind about making the show.
This story does not have two clearly opposing sides.
The owner of the Four Sixes Ranch died, after which Sheridan purchased it.
Paramount announced the development of 6666.
Sheridan said 6666 was dead as a Yellowstone spinoff because he had changed his mind about making it.
- Title
- 6666
- Franchise
- Yellowstone
- Ranch
- Four Sixes Ranch, King County, Texas
- Announcement
- February 24, 2021
- Cancellation confirmed
- August 2026
What people are saying
Founded when Comanches still ruled West Texas, no ranch in America is more steeped in the history of the West than the 6666.