The second season of CBS’s "Marshals," a spin-off from the popular "Yellowstone" series, continues to air on Sundays at 8 p.m. ET/PT, with Episode 2 titled “End of Watch” premiering on October 11, 2026. This episode follows the Marshals team, including Luke Grimes as Kayce Dutton, as they track a former cop who has gone on a violent killing spree targeting individuals he holds responsible for wrecking his career. The narrative also explores political challenges faced by Gil Birmingham’s character Thomas Rainwater and the struggles Arielle Kebbel’s Belle Skinner experiences in juggling her hazardous duties with her family responsibilities. The show reverts to its procedural roots after wrapping up Season 1’s overarching villain storyline.

Fans can watch "Marshals" on CBS as the episode airs live, and streaming options depend on the Paramount+ subscription level. Those with Paramount+ Premium can stream the episode simultaneously with CBS broadcast on Sunday night, while Essential subscribers must wait until the following Monday to watch on-demand. "Marshals" Season 1 remains on Paramount+ along with the new episodes, making it easy for viewers to catch up. The show continues to hold a steady Sunday night slot for the remainder of the season, aiding regular viewing.

Despite critical reviews that rated the first season just 48% on Rotten Tomatoes and a notably low 28% audience score, "Marshals" was a significant ratings hit for CBS. Its 2025-26 premiere attracted 20.6 million multiplatform viewers within seven days, marking the largest network launch without an NFL lead-in since 2017’s "Young Sheldon." Season 1 averaged 19.3 million viewers over 35 days, making it the top broadcast series that year. This contrast between critics and viewers highlights the series' appeal to an audience perhaps distinct from the typical "Yellowstone" fanbase, as creator Taylor Sheridan had limited direct involvement.

CBS quickly renewed "Marshals" for Season 2 after its successful debut, ordering the new season in March 2026 shortly after the first season premiere’s strong viewership numbers. While a third season has not yet been officially announced, the show’s popularity and prior swift renewal suggest a strong likelihood of continuation. Season 2 has an extended episode order and maintains a notably short turnaround between seasons, premiering only a few months after the conclusion of Season 1. Fans can expect weekly new episodes for the foreseeable future, with upcoming CBS and Paramount+ release dates already scheduled.