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Taylor Sheridan Cowboy Series Officially Returns With New Episodes Next Week

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Jordan is the Senior Editor for Movies & TV News at Screen Rant. She graduated from the University of Oregon with a B.A. in Psychology and a minor in Media Studies. An editor, writer, and digital media specialist based in New York City, you can also find her bylines on Business Insider.

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Taylor Sheridan's popular cowboy series will return for its seventh season in just one week.

As reported by Variety, Taylor Sheridan's The Last Cowboy sports documentary will return for its season 7 premiere on November 6 on CMT. The TV show will premiere with six episodes, and will be available on CMT VOD the following day on November 7.

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