“Dutton Ranch” sets Paramount+ record for biggest series premiere

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A large group of viewers followed the two main characters Yellowstone To their new home.

Premiere for Dutton Farma spinoff that follows Beth (Kelly Reilly) and Rip (Cole Hauser) as they leave Montana for a new life in Texas, set a ratings record for a Paramount+ original series premiere. Based on the streamer’s internal data, the May 15 premiere generated 12.9 million views (total minutes watched divided by running time) worldwide in its first seven days.

12.9 million global views for the first seven days Dutton Farm Within another very successful chain of Taylor Sheridan’s empire, Landman. The latter’s second season premiere garnered 9.2 million views worldwide in just its first three days and has become one of the biggest shows of the 2025-2026 season. Dutton Farm It also surpassed March’s debut Madison.

In the United States, Dutton Farm It is also on track to be the top original series in Nielsen’s streaming ratings for the week of May 11-17. Preliminary numbers from the ratings provider indicate the show averaged about 7.25 million viewers on Paramount+ during its first three days. This week’s final numbers (measured by total viewing time) will be released in mid-June.

Dutton Farm It also had its first airing on the Paramount Network (YellowstoneThe Original House) which attracted 2.9 million viewers over three days of viewing. The first episode captured 1.9 million of those viewers, the best three-day total for a debut series on cable since Hallmark. He rides In 2023.

Dutton Farm It comes from Paramount Television Studios and 101 Studios. Chad Feehan created the series and served as showrunner and executive producer in the first season, although he exited the show before the season premiered; A new showrunner has yet to be named for the highly anticipated second season. Yellowstone Co-creators Sheridan and John Linson also produced the first season, as did David C. Glaser, Art Linson, Ron Burkle, David Hotkin, Bob Yari, Christina Alexandra Voros, Michael Friedman, Reilly, Hauser, and Keith Cox. Voros also directed several episodes, including the season premiere and finale; Greg Yaitans, Jessica Lurie and Phil Abraham also directed.

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