This podcast episode digs deep into the complex dynamic between Taylor Sheridan, the creator of the successful TV show Yellowstone, and Paramount, the studio behind the show. It explores Sheridan's rise from actor to writer and examines the financial implications of his unique production model, which involve solo writing, producing, renting his ranches and horses to productions, and hosting productions at his properties. Concerns are raised regarding Sheridan's excessive spending on the show's prequels, 1923 and Sheridan's immense influence on Paramount's streaming strategy. As Sheridan's contract with Paramount extends until 2028, the episode highlights the remarkable power he wields in the entertainment industry.
