Rip Wheeler has touched down in Montana, folks!
Cole Hauser is back in Montana!
After Paramount Network announced that it has resumed Yellowstone production on Monday, May 20, Cole took to Instagram to pay homage to the backdrop of the show—the place he regularly refers to as the “most beautiful office in the world.”
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“Good morning #montana I’ve missed ya old friend! If you are going to rise, you might as well shine,” he captioned a photo of the Montana foothills with a rainbow glimmering in the distance.
As expected, fans were thrilled to see that Cole was back in his beloved character, Rip Wheeler’s, home town.
“Welcome home!!! We’ve missed you as well,” one fan exclaimed in the comments. “You know what that means: NEW EPISODES!!!!!!!” another fan swooned. “Rainbow shining over the train station,” someone else chimed in. “Yeah well we’ve missed you too buddy, we are ready for this, bring on the next installment pronto,” yet another fan commented.
Currently, there’s no set air date for the second installment of Yellowstone Season 5, but Paramount Network has confirmed a November 2024 return. Admittedly, the premiere of part two will be a bit bittersweet, as it’s the end of an era. But make no mistake: It’s not the end of the Dutton family. While Yellowstone is coming to a close, projects are said to still be in the works for 1944 and 2024 spinoffs, as well as 6666, which will set its sights on the Four Sixes Ranch, where Jimmy was sent to learn how to be a proper cowboy. Suffice to say, Taylor Sheridan is eager to keep us entertained for years to come. Here’s hoping Cole will be part of the fun.
