'1923' Season 2 Finale Draws Record 14 Million Global Viewers

The Season 2 finale of the 'Yellowstone' prequel '1923' set a new record for Paramount+, drawing 14 million global viewers and becoming the series' most-watched episode to date. This marks a 41% increase over the Season 1 finale, with overall Season 2 viewership up 46% compared to the first season. The show also saw a significant jump in social media engagement, amassing 163 million social views—eight times more than Season 1. '1923,' created by Taylor Sheridan, now ranks among the top three global series on Paramount+ alongside 'Landman' and 'Tulsa King.' The finale wrapped up central storylines, including Spencer Dutton’s arduous journey home and Alexandra’s quest to reunite with him, while setting the stage for future installments in the 'Yellowstone' universe such as the upcoming '1944' prequel. The show's success underscores the enduring appeal of the Dutton family saga and Taylor Sheridan's influence on Paramount+'s streaming strategy.