Taylor Sheridan has established himself as a prominent figure in the entertainment industry, known for his authentic and gripping storytelling that captures the complexities of the American frontier and modern society. With a growing portfolio of television shows that he’s either created or co-created, Sheridan’s work is gaining more attention and critical acclaim. Here’s a ranking of all 7 Taylor Sheridan TV shows, from worst to best:

7. The Last Cowboy – While not necessarily a traditional scripted series, this reality TV show dives into the world of professional reining. It gives an insider look at the competition and the lives of horse trainers, which while interesting, lacks the dramatic punch Sheridan’s scripted series are known for.

6. Mayor of Kingstown – This crime thriller explores systemic racism, corruption, and inequality in a small Michigan town. Starring Jeremy Renner, the show boasts strong performances but has drawn criticism for its bleak narrative that sometimes feels too oppressive without offering moments of redemption or deeper commentary.

5. Most Wanted (in development) – Although details are sparse as it’s still in development, Most Wanted is set to delve into the dark corners of American history through the story of an FBI agent tracking down a domestic terrorist after the Olympic bombing. Expectations are high due to Sheridan’s past successes.

4. Land Man (in development) – Set in the boomtowns of West Texas oil fields, “Land Man” is poised to be a modern-day tale of fortune-seeking in the world of petro-politics and energy battles. Based on its intriguing premise and Sheridan’s knack for exploring morally grey areas, this series could climb higher on this list once it airs.

3. 1883 – As a prequel to “Yellowstone,” “1883” did an incredible job painting a picture of the Dutton family’s ancestors embarking on a journey west through the Great Plains. The show is praised for its aesthetic authenticity and emotional depth anchored by standout performances from Sam Elliott, Tim McGraw, and Faith Hill.

2. Yellowstone – The beacon of Sheridan’s television career so far, “Yellowstone” is a massive hit that follows the Dutton family, led by John Dutton (Kevin Costner), who controls the largest contiguous ranch in the United States. The series dives into land disputes, unsavory politics, and family drama with an authenticity that resonates with viewers.

1. Yellowstone: 6666 (yet to air) – Although yet to premiere, expectations for this “Yellowstone” spinoff are sky-high given its association with one of cable’s most-watched dramas. Set on a Texas ranch with an even richer history than Yellowstone itself – one where Comanches rode and which spans way before Texas was Texas – there’s every chance that “6666” will carry on Sheridan’s legacy in delivering powerful Western narratives infused with contemporary issues.

While some future projects have yet to air at this point in time and are thus judged on expectations rather than actual content, Taylor Sheridan’s consistent track record suggests that his unique blend of thoughtful character work and captivating drama will continue to resonate with audiences both familiar and new to his vision of American storytelling.