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‘The Madison’ Ratings: How Did They Compare to ‘Yellowstone’ & Other Taylor Sheridan Shows?
Taylor Sheridan’s series drew 8 million global views in 10 days, marking his biggest debut among women 35+ and securing an early renewal for season two.
- On Thursday, March 26, Paramount announced that The Madison garnered 8 million global views within 10 days of its March 14 premiere, marking the most-watched first-season launch for any series created by Taylor Sheridan.
- The six-episode drama follows the Clyburn family as they relocate to the Madison River Valley in Montana following a tragedy, marking a tonal departure for Sheridan by focusing on grief rather than crime.
- Response to the series remains mixed, with The Madison scoring 60 percent among critics on Rotten Tomatoes and 74 percent among viewers; Paramount noted it achieved Sheridan's most popular series launch among women ages 35 and older.
- Paramount has already renewed the series for a second season, with production reportedly complete and ready to continue the story following the Season 1 finale cliffhanger.
- Michelle Pfeiffer and Kurt Russell teased that Season 2 explores the "messy and profound rebuilding of everything that you knew," while Sheridan signed a deal last year to join Universal starting in 2029.
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‘The Madison’ Ratings: How Did They Compare to ‘Yellowstone’ & Other Taylor Sheridan Shows?
The 'Yellowstone' spinoff is doing gangbusters already.
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Read Full Article‘The Madison’ Delivers Taylor Sheridan’s Biggest Series Debut Ever
Taylor Sheridan has served up another hit for Paramount. The Madison‘s premiere episode has wrangled 8M streaming views globally in its first 10 days on Paramount+, making it the prolific TV creator’s biggest series launch ever. The series, which premiered with three episodes on March 14, is also Sheridan’s biggest series debut specifically among women […]
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