Marshals

A visual treat with genuine heart, "Marshals" is enough of a crime procedural to appeal to viewers who enjoy a complete story told in 60 minutes, while also remaining prestigious enough to satisfy "Yellowstone" fans who might not typically watch a show like, say, "S.W.A.T." or "NCIS."

Luke Grimes is up to the challenge of leading a Yellowstone spin-off as Kayce Dutton, as Marshals inserts his character and all that family lore into an action-procedural, very familiar CBS-type series.

These Marshals are here to get the job done with minimal fuss, and so is their namesake show.

As a companion piece to the network’s other lone-wolf crime drama, Tracker, it’s a decent fit.

It’s sturdy, accessible storytelling, if rarely surprising.

Mostly boilerplate CBS procedural but at least the horses look great.

For existing franchise fans, the show’s indebtedness to its predecessor might be more feature than bug, since it positions Kayce’s story as the next chapter in an ongoing saga. For novices like myself, it’s alienating. If you’ve managed to avoid caring about the Duttons up to this point, Marshals offers no persuasive reason to start now.

A fun spin off of Yellowstone following Kayce Dutton. It's a door kicker procedural police drama, with a lot of inter personal drama following Kayce's colleagues. It's very good=, similar to Lioness but without the war themes. There's a mix of stand alone 45 minute episodes and some two part episodes. The two part episodes are often the better of the two formats as it gives more time to character development and story developments. Just be aware that you need to have seen Yellowstone in order to understand this show. There's references to events in Yellowstone throughout the entire season.

Very disappointing watched 6 episodes and going to call it quits. - Severely watered down PG violence and dialogue. Going from the TV MA grit of yellowstone to this was a bad move. Was hoping it'd be at least similar to seal team. - I like the actors but they don't get much to do with the scripts. adults in these crazy situations wouldn't talk like this i'm not asking for a lot of swearing but it's like they're trying soo hard not to swear it takes you out of any realism. - I like that they do give a lot of native american actors work and a lot of the show involves characters from the rez. - The action is pretty mediocre. The actors are okay but don't seem to have enough stunt / firearm training to look real.

What a disappointment. Poorly written. Horrible acting. It's like seeing a great, established character dropped into a low rent cop show. I couldn't make it through 3 episodes. This show is an embarrassment to Yellowstone. I really wanted to like this series.

Absolutely brutal. The writing is almost offensively simple. The acting is unwatchable. The color is bland. The lighting is too consistent. The action is unrealistic. I genuinely can’t think of something I like.

Feels less like a Sheridan show and more like traditional network show. Every character just talks about Casey and hero moments abound. No depth of characters at all. Hoping the episodes get better but a poor start so far