In new ‘Dutton Ranch’ episode: Six Flags, Billy Bob’s Texas and more
“Yellowstone” spinoff “Dutton Ranch” filmed its first season all around North Texas.
The Paramount+ show follows Beth Dutton and Rip Wheeler on a new adventure in the fictional South Texas town of Rio Paloma. Kelly Reilly and Cole Hauser reprise their “Yellowstone” roles, along with Finn Little as their adopted son Carter.
Several Fort Worth and other North Texas locations and references appeared in the first six episodes of “Dutton Ranch.”
Here’s a look at all the locations and references featured in season 1, episode 7, “Den of Sin,” which aired on Friday, June 19 on Paramount+ and the Paramount Network.
Editor’s note: Spoilers for “Dutton Ranch” below.
Billy Bob’s Texas
The episode opens with a young Beulah (Rebeca Robles) going to Billy Bob’s Texas in Fort Worth.
Beulah’s visit is in August 1981, which is just a few months after the venue opened that April.
Billy Bob’s is known as “The World’s Largest Honky Tonk” and has 100,000 square feet of entertainment. There’s more than 30 bar stations, a bull-riding area, a Texas-sized dance floor and a stage that’s welcomed some of the biggest names in country music.
Six Flags Over Texas
At 3:21, Beulah talks to a guy who says he’s a “mechanic for the Shock Wave” at Six Flags.
The Shock Wave coaster was introduced in 1978 and is still rolling to this day at Six Flags Over Texas in Arlington.
Fredericksburg
At 17 minutes, Oreana’s (Natalie Alyn Lind) new boyfriend Harrison (Matthew Erick White) mentions he’s working on a new construction project in Fredericksburg.
Fredericksburg is a city located in Central Texas.
Founded by German immigrants in 1846, Fredericksburg is known for its scenic views and prevalence of wineries.
“Dutton Ranch” airs Fridays on Paramount+ and the Paramount Network.
