The 1923 season of Taylor Sheridan’s Dutton Family western saga has been renewed, ensuring that Spencer Dutton will return to Montana to help save the Yellowstone Ranch from mining baron Donald Whitfield’s machinations.
The ranch is struggling financially, and Whitfield has paid the property tax bill and threatened to take possession of the Duttons’ mansion if they can’t repay him by year-end.
Whitfield is wealthy, has the governor’s ear, and is also a sexual sadist.
The inexorable progress of the twentieth century is evident, with changes from mundane to mortifying, such as winter chains affixed to Fords in Bozeman, radio technology, and the repeal of Montana’s miscegenation law in 1953.
Alexandra and Spencer’s love is sincere, and they promise to meet in Bozeman, Montana. Pete Plenty Clouds and Teonna connect after she escapes from Father Eye Socket and Hank’s slaying.
They may find safety and anonymity on the Comanche reservation.
As the first season of 1923 comes to a close, the Duttons face increasing despair. Elizabeth has lost her baby, Jacob has been blindsided by Whitfield’s financial shenanigans, and Zane’s home life has been cruelly ripped apart.
Spencer is the Duttons’ only hope, and he must hurry to save what his parents fought hard to build.
It’s unclear what the Duttons’ world will look like when the second season begins in Bozeman. Whitfield is a formidable foe, and Spencer can’t just shoot him with his double rifle.
However, the Duttons will find a way to counter Whitfield’s moves and continue their fight for land rights and natural resource management.
Sheridan-o-Verse connectivity allows viewers to know that the Dutton mansion still stands in the present, and despicable people with money are still coming for what the family built.
The Rainwater/Brings Plenty connection is also ensured by Pete and Teonna’s falling in love.
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