Taylor Sheridan's hit TV show, Yellowstone, continues to captivate audiences as one of the most popular series in recent history. Known for his attention to detail, Sheridan ensured that the show featured real ranches, adding to its authenticity and appeal. One such ranch, the Four Sixes, was featured in season four, thanks to Sheridan's ability to convince the owner, Anne Marion. In an interview with The Hollywood Reporter, Sheridan revealed his unconventional response to Marion's concern about explicit content being filmed on her ranch. He humorously replied that while a cowboy is sleeping with a vet tech, it likely already happens on the ranch.

He even made a bizarre request to masturbate one of the stallions. Surprisingly, Marion embraced the idea and allowed one of the stallions to participate in an intimate scene with a character named Jimmy in season four.

Despite the unexpected twists behind the scenes, Yellowstone's popularity has remained steady since its debut in 2018. However, fans should brace themselves for the show's impending end. The final season of Yellowstone was released in November 2022, but only the first half of the season has been aired. With a total of 14 episodes in season five, viewers are eagerly anticipating the release of the remaining six episodes.

Unfortunately, the wait is longer than expected, as the final episodes are set to premiere on Peacock TV in November 2024, almost a year from now.

As fans eagerly await the conclusion of Yellowstone, they can take solace in knowing that Taylor Sheridan has spared no effort in delivering an accurate and engaging series. Sheridan's dedication to featuring real ranches, such as the Four Sixes, has added an extra layer of authenticity to the show. Despite his unconventional request to include a horse in an intimate scene, Sheridan's commitment to detail has impressed both the audience and the former owners of the ranch. With its unique approach and captivating plot, Yellowstone is sure to leave a lasting impact on television history even after it concludes its run.