Legendary lawmen Bass Reeves' story begins in Paramount+'s newest series.
Lawmen: Bass Reeves debuted Sunday, bringing the latest series in the general world of Yellowstone to Paramount+. The series, from creator Chad Feehan and executive produced series star David Oyelowo and Yellowstone creator Taylor Sheridan, isn't a Yellowstone spinoff — Feehan previously explained that the series precedes 1883 and the Dutton story — and instead tells the tale of the first Black U.S. Marshall west of the Mississippi.
When they arrive back at the Reeves estate. Major Reeves' wife isn't home but Bass happily reunites with his love, Jennie . Their reunion is interrupted by Major Reeves, however, who demands Bass's attention in the big house. Major Reeves offers Bass a shot at freedom for his heroics in battle if he beats him at a round of cards, but Bass is skeptical and is soon proven right to have been so.
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