There is no doubt that the confusing busy Taylor Sheridan has created something for the western rebirth in recent years. Shows like "Yellowstone" and its different spin-offs (as well as The Cowboy Cowboy series created by Sheridan for which you probably never heard) managed to regain interest in what was otherwise the most dead genre (although there were some Extraordinary Wests in the last decade). Now, when Yellowltiston ended with its fifth season and a series of spin-offs have also ended, Netflix aims to take advantage of the whole advantage of this newly revitalized interest with its own western drama, the "Allandons", which is set to hit the stream in 2025.

The show comes from the creator of the "sons of Anarchy" Kurt Sutter, and instead of imitating today's neo-Western style of "Yellowlston", it is actually set on the territory of Washington in the 1850s. Illilian Anderson and Lena Hedi Illvets as a widow's matriarchs of two many different families; One rich and privileged, and the other is people who are not in the privileged group of orphans. According to the official synopsis of the series, the two families are linked to "two crimes, a terrible secret, a Starwared crossbower and a piece of silver under it", all that means we need to get a lot of family drama both at the interpersonal level and in terms of both tribes that bump.

"Yellowlston" wasn't short for unforgettable female characters (Beth Dutton on Kelly Raleley fought for his spin-offAfter all). But the Alands puts women in front of and center, with Anderson intending to rule over the city where Jadi Fiona Nolan and her clan live. While we are all waiting for the arrival of Beth Dutton and Rip Wheeler's spin-off, as well as the next year "Y: Marshals", "The Abandons" looks like they can scratch that "yellowstone" itch for most fans.

Two families led by the absolute bad bad ones that are guided in the lawless old West already sound enough intriguing, but there are more about the "leaving". For one thing, there seems to be a lot of forbidden Loveubov to complicate things even more, with Nick Robinson's Elias Teller forming a relationship with Aisling Francis Trisha Van Ness. Indeed, as executive producer Chris Kiser said TudumThe two families in the series are "in war and in Loveubov with each other", which should make things beautiful and messy. Netflix has also released several official images that are teased, among other things, the aforementioned illegal romance, as well as many tense shutouts and comprehensive battles of horses. The show's ensemble is rounded out by Diana Silvers like Dahlija Teller, Lamar Nsonson as Albert Mason, Lucas to as Garrett van Ness and Natalia Del Rigo like Lila Bell.

According to Kiser, the series asks the questions: "What does a family do? How do you stay good in a bad world? And would you change who you are and what do you believe to protect what you want?" It all sounds like exactly what kind of work on Taylor Sheridan's TV universe was waiting for him, and while there is no lack of Shows to see if you want "Yellowstone", This women -led walk looks like one of the more intriguing examples.

Since the western did not take place on Netflix recently, the Alanders certainly seems to be a hit for Strimmer. Back in April 2025, Mystery of Murder Western "Murder in Yellowolston" dominated Netflix charts On the eve of Western Series "Ransom Canyon" Similar Taking of Strimmer. Moreover, Kurt Satter, who reportedly came out of the show at the end of production, is not alien to occupy family plays, after overseeing not only the "sons of the anarchy", but also with his spin-off, "Mayans Mac", in other words, "Alands'," Alands ", should not only benefit from the West, Further.

The "abandoned" hit Netflix on December 4, 2025.