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So much for that quiet retirement. Just 14 months after selling off the entire Dutton Ranch bar the East Camp in order to spend quality time with Monica (Kelsey Asbille) and Tate (Brecken Merrill), Kayce Dutton is giving it all up home for high-stakes shootouts with gangs, cartels and race warriors.

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Marshals trailer.

The spin-off looks like a dramatic change of tack for Kayce Dutton, and not just because of the Yellowstone finale. Marshals is being billed as a procedural, which suggests a case-of-the-week format.

After he helps an old Navy SEAL teammate track down a bomber, Kayce is recruited by an elite unit of US Marshals. There’s some gentle ribbing over his signature cowboy hat, but he takes no time to settle in and is soon blasting away bad guys.

While it doesn’t appear to be quite as chest-thumpingly pro-US government as Sheridan’s Lioness, it’s still slightly jarring to see Kayce recast so overtly as the establishment man.

“Building walls shuts out the people that you care about,” says Pete Calvin (Logan Marshall-Green), to which Belle Skinner (Arielle Kebbel) responds, “They’re not walls – they’re shields.”

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