Where to watch 1923: Stream Season 2 of the Yellowstone prequel anywhere

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If you've been craving more Dutton family drama since Yellowstone wrapped, you're in luck. We've compiled everything you need to know about how to watch 1923, including global streaming options for new season 2 episodes.

1923 originally launched in 2022, on the heels of the original 1883 Yellowstone prequel. The Western series chronicles the Dutton family's attempt to keep their ranch and legacy alive in the 1920s, wedged in the difficult time after World War I and before the Great Depression hit the US in full force. Harrison Ford and Helen Mirren star as Jacob and Cara Dutton, helming a true all-star cast.

The series also follows the story of their nephew, Spencer (Brandon Sklenar), and his wife, Alexandra (Julia Schlaepfer). The new season, the show's second and final installment, picks up as the elder Duttons attempt to protect their land from a brutal winter and other threats, waiting for Spencer to make his way back home to help while Alexandra embarks on a quest to find him.

Below, we've put together all the ways to watch 1923 around the world. Paramount Plus is the go-to global option, and we'll break down how much it costs in several regions.

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Where to watch 1923 in the US

1923 streams on Paramount Plus in the US. Unlike its broadcast Yellowstone counterpart, 1923 is exclusive to streaming, so you don't need to purchase a hefty live TV streaming bundle to watch new episodes as soon as they air. Subscriptions start at $8/month for the ad-supported tier, but you can upgrade to ad-free (and a few other perks) for $13/month via the Paramount Plus with Showtime tier. While no official release time has been given, Paramount Plus typically drops new episodes around 3 a.m. ET/12 a.m. PT on the day of their release.

Paramount Plus is also the streaming home of 1883, the original Yellowstone prequel and the story behind the Dutton family's origins. Yellowstone doesn't stream on Paramount Plus in the US. Instead, you'll need to get a Peacock subscription.

Where to watch 1923 in the UK

The new season of 1923 and the rest of the Yellowstone franchise (including the original show) streams on Paramount Plus in the UK. Subscriptions start at £5/month.

Where to watch 1923 in Australia

Season 2 of 1923 streams on Paramount Plus in Australia. Subscriptions start at AU $7/month and will also grant viewers access to all other shows in the Yellowstone franchise.

How to watch 1923 from anywhere

Traveling away from home and hoping to keep up with the show? You can still access your usual streaming option from abroad by using a VPN (virtual private network). VPNs are easy-to-use apps that let you change your virtual location. Plus, they're instant ways to boost your cybersecurity, even if you're watching from home. Since the services we've outlined require country-specific payment methods, this will work best for those who are just traveling abroad at the moment.

Not sure where to start when it comes to virtual private networks? Our top recommendation is ExpressVPN. It's a straightforward option, so beginners don't need to worry about any learning curves, and it comes with a hassle-free 30-day money-back guarantee if you find that it's not what you're looking for. Check out our ExpressVPN review for more info.

1923 Season 2 trailer

Paramount Plus dropped a full trailer for the new season in January, a little over a month before the show's scheduled premiere date. In the video, viewers get a glimpse at some of the new challenges facing the Duttons, including a particularly harsh winter and a burgeoning outside interest in developing Montana land. Check out the trailer below:

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