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Following in the footsteps of fellow Western smash hits like Yellowstone, streamers are falling in love with Netflix’s Ransom Canyonall over again.

If you loved the mix of melodrama and realism that characterized Taylor Sheridan’s “Yellowstone,” but found yourself hoping for more soap opera shenanigans, then “Ransom Canyon” is for you. A blend of Sheridan’s hit series and ‘The Summer I Turned Pretty,” Netflix’s romantic neo-Western just debuted its second season on the streamer, and subscribers can’t…

After dominating cinemas and television for much of the ’50s and ’60s, the Western genre began to gradually decline throughout the 1970s. Shows that had been on the air for over a dozen seasons ended their runs during the decade, with few to replace them. But television Westerns hadn’t entirely gone the way of the…

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The Western supposedly died some time in the 1970s. In reality, the genre merely faded. Westerns will never truly die, as evidenced by the genre’s current renaissance spurred by the Taylor Sheridan-verse. Interestingly enough, Sheridan himself has his own view of why the Western will never die, essentially viewing the post-Civil War era in American…

A new Western drama has galloped straight to the top of Netflix. The series is also sparking a heated debate far beyond its streaming success. The latest adaptation has become one of the platform’s biggest shows in the United States. As more viewers hit play, the show has also ignited lively debates, with fans and…

However you feel about the “Yellowstone” spin-off “Marshals,” many fans are pleased that the Duttonverse has continued to expand. Between the popular “Dutton Ranch” and other Taylor Sheridan-made Yellowstone projects in development, the franchise shows no signs of slowing down. That’s even despite Kevin Costner’s infamous exit and the original series’ subsequent close. But if you’ve…

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In the mid-20th Century, Westerns dominated TV. The genre was so popular that the best Western TV shows of the era still enjoy recognition today. “Rawhide” will forever be the series that launched Clint Eastwood’s career; “Gunsmoke” permeated pop culture with its 20-year run; “Bonanza” bridged the gap between the simplicity of the white-hat-vs.-black-hat era…