Trending Now - Marshals' Season One Finale Leaves Fans Questioning Future

WHO:

The Hollywood Reporter - Kayce Dutton (Luke Grimes) rides off with his new love interest, Weaver’s daughter Dolly (Ellyn Jameson).

The Hollywood Reporter - Logan Marshall-Green revealed that his character Cal has a very rare form of cancer prevalent in soldiers who have been around burn pits.

The Hollywood Reporter - Arielle Kebbel mentioned that she has a mustang that she rescued from slaughter and is involved in wild horse rescue.

The Hollywood Reporter - Logan Marshall-Green confirmed that his character Cal is alive but not necessarily unscathed.

The Hollywood Reporter - Arielle Kebbel confirmed that her character Belle is also alive and part of season two.

The Hollywood Reporter - Kayce Dutton (Luke Grimes), Tate (Brecken Merrill), Cal (Logan Marshall-Green), Belle (Arielle Kebbel), Tom Weaver (Chris Mulkey), Rainwater (Gil Birmingham), Spencer Hudnut (showrunner).

SlashFilm - Tom Weaver (Chris Mulkey).

WHAT:

The Hollywood Reporter - The first episode of season two will focus on the Weaver ranch and the circumstances surrounding it, with a promise of escalating tension and consequences for the characters involved.

The Hollywood Reporter - Logan Marshall-Green stated, "I’m hours away of shooting [season two, episode one]."

The Hollywood Reporter - The cast underwent a week of training for season two, which included learning how to load and unload weapons, walk and shoot, and move as a team.

The Hollywood Reporter - The training for season two involved learning how to load and unload weapons, walk and shoot, and move as a team.

The Hollywood Reporter - The first episode of season two will pick up immediately from the cliffhanger of season one, particularly focusing on the Weaver ranch and the circumstances surrounding it.

The Hollywood Reporter - Logan Marshall-Green stated, "I’m hours away of shooting [season two, episode one]."

The Hollywood Reporter - The cast underwent a week of training for season two, which included weapons training and SEAL training, led by a SEAL and a Green Beret.

The Hollywood Reporter - The first episode of season two will continue immediately from the cliffhanger of season one.

The Hollywood Reporter - The showrunner Spencer Hudnut aims to create a multi-season hit series post-Yellowstone.

The Hollywood Reporter - The first season of "Marshals" ended with a cliffhanger where Cal and Belle are ambushed by gunmen.

The Hollywood Reporter - Tom Weaver is revealed as the mastermind behind the attacks on Rainwater.

The Hollywood Reporter - The second season of "Marshals" has been confirmed and is already in production.

The Hollywood Reporter - Cal and Belle survive the ambush but face ongoing threats.

The Hollywood Reporter - The first episode of season two will pick up immediately from the finale's cliffhanger.

WHERE:

The Hollywood Reporter - The events take place in Montana, specifically involving the East Camp ranch and Weaver Ranch.

WHEN:

The Hollywood Reporter - Season two of "Marshals" is set to return on CBS.

WHY:

The Hollywood Reporter - The betrayal by the Weaver family introduces a land dispute that Kayce is unaware of, highlighting themes of power and land ownership.

HOW:

The Hollywood Reporter - The cast underwent a week of training for season two, including weapons training and SEAL training.

The Hollywood Reporter - The ambush is executed by gunmen working for the Weaver family.

The Hollywood Reporter - The cast underwent a week of training for season two, which included learning how to load and unload weapons, walk and shoot, and move as a team.

The Hollywood Reporter - The training for season two involved learning how to load and unload weapons, walk and shoot, and move as a team.

The Hollywood Reporter - The cast underwent a week of training for season two, including weapons training and SEAL training.

The Hollywood Reporter - The ambush is executed by gunmen working for the Weaver family.

(UPDATED May 27, 2026 14:39 UTC)

The first episode of season two will delve into the Weaver ranch and the escalating tension surrounding it, promising significant consequences for the characters involved. Logan Marshall-Green shared that he is just hours away from shooting this highly anticipated episode, which follows a week of intensive training for the cast that included weapons handling and team movement. Additionally, the storyline will feature an ambush executed by gunmen working for the Weaver family, adding to the drama and excitement of the new season.

(UPDATED May 27, 2026 08:19 UTC)

In an exciting development for fans, Kayce Dutton, played by Luke Grimes, rides off with his new love interest, Dolly, the daughter of Weaver, as the first episode of season two picks up right from the cliffhanger of season one. Logan Marshall-Green revealed that he's just hours away from shooting this highly anticipated episode, which will delve into the land dispute arising from the betrayal by the Weaver family, a situation Kayce is currently unaware of. To prepare for the new season, the cast underwent a week of intensive training, focusing on skills like loading and unloading weapons, walking and shooting, and moving as a cohesive unit.

(UPDATED May 27, 2026 06:23 UTC)

In an exciting update about the cast of the upcoming season two, Logan Marshall-Green revealed that his character Cal will be battling a rare form of cancer linked to soldiers exposed to burn pits. Meanwhile, Arielle Kebbel shared her passion for animal rescue, highlighting her efforts with a mustang she saved from slaughter. To prepare for their roles, the cast underwent a week of intensive training, which included weapons handling and team movement, guided by a former SEAL and a Green Beret.

(UPDATED May 26, 2026 23:23 UTC)

In exciting news for fans, Logan Marshall-Green has confirmed that his character Cal is alive but may not be unscathed, while Arielle Kebbel has also revealed that her character Belle will return for season two. The first episode of this new season will pick up right where the cliffhanger from season one left off, as showrunner Spencer Hudnut aims to create a multi-season hit series following the success of Yellowstone. To prepare for their roles, the cast underwent a week of training that included both weapons and SEAL training.

(UPDATED May 26, 2026 21:31 UTC)

The second season of "Marshals" has been confirmed and is already in production, set to return on CBS. The first episode will pick up immediately from the cliffhanger of the first season, where Cal and Belle survive an ambush by gunmen working for the Weaver family, with Tom Weaver revealed as the mastermind behind the attacks on Rainwater. The storyline continues to explore themes of power and land ownership, particularly as Kayce remains unaware of the betrayal by the Weaver family that has sparked a land dispute.