The Yellowlston Universe continues to spread, as is the bank account of creator Taylor Sheridan, it seems. This is because a brand new spin-off set in the same universe as the wildly popular Western TV show of Sheridan is in development. Keep in mind, This is not a YellowOlston series in the center of Beth Dutton and Rip Wheeler. Instead, this new show will return a different member of the Dutton family.

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According to Matthew Belloni rapporteur, Luke Grims should return as Case Dutton in the new series. "CBS is developing a series of Spinoff starring Luke Grims. This is procedural and separated from the spinoff of Cole Hauser/Kelly Ralei now in pre-production," Belloni said at Twitter. This opens up a whole host of questions. For a moment, we have a few answers.

While CBS has yet to confirm the report, Belloni is as solid as they come as these things go. To this end, he suggests that this will be more than a procedural drama, which can be done for CBS, as opposed to Paramount+, Paramount Network or even peacock. Since CBS is under most of the paramount corporate umbrella, it would make some sense. But it will also further divide the very separated franchise.

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Yellowlston started his life, something undoubtedly on the Paramount network. It was a top cable channel that few were paid a lot of attention. But the show put that on the map, becoming the biggest series of the entire cable television. To get involved in the goods, Nbcuniversal has reached an agreement on the streaming rights of the show, which went to peacock. Therefore, to the day -today, "Yellowstone" is on the field of peacock, not from Paramount+.

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At the same time, Sheridan's spin-offs as "1923" and "1883" went directly to Paramount+, without "Yellowstone" in the titles. Paramount undoubtedly wants to keep the franchise in the house. Well, what about this spin-off Casey Dutton? If they put "Yellowotiston" in the title, does that then have to go in a peacock? These are important, maybe expensive questions. "Interesting fodder on the legal issue of what is" spinoff "and thus goes in a peacock not a pair+," Bellon added, raising a very good question for some lawyers to come out.

As for the specifics of the show, nothing has been confirmed except for the inclusion of Grims. "Procedural" also implies that this may be more than the "Conspiracy of the Week" show, rather than something that is strongly serized, which would make sense for a network like CBS. Meanwhile, Sheridan is busy with expanding his empire, with another spin-off entitled "Madison" also in the works. The franchise grows, from cable, to streaming, and now, quite likely, to network television.

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"Yellowoltiston" is now running on a peacock.