What to Watch on Paramount+ this March: From The Madison to Marshals: A Yellowstone Story

Paramount+ is taking us on a trip to the American South this March – as well as a stop off via a tattoo parlour with Charlotte Crosby.

Gritty dramas and putting the values of family and friendships on the line are the core themes of this month’s choices. So whatever you feel, Paramount+ has you covered – and thanks to Sky, you can watch everything they have to offer at no extra cost.

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Here’s what is available for you to watch on Paramount+ this month…

Release Date: March 2nd, airing weekly

We’re back in the Yellowstone world – this time focusing on Kayce Dutton (Luke Grimes) in the new series, Marshals: A Yellowstone Story.

Following the events in the main series, Kayce decides to join the U.S. Marshals, making use of his cowboy and Navy SEAL roots to keep the peace in Montana.

But the work/life balance of working in the elite group comes at a cost, with Kayce soon reckoning with his work, his relationship with son Tate, and his friends at the Broken Rock reservation.

Release Date: March 14th (first three episodes) and March 21st (final three)

Another new series from Taylor Sheridan, who created the Yellowstone universe, The Madison follows the wealthy Clyburn family who, after a family tragedy, move from New York City to southwest Montana.

Set against the picturesque Madison River valley, the family adjust to their circumstances as they handle their shared grief and trauma, re-establishing the importance of human connection.

Michelle Pfeiffer, Kurt Russell and Patrick J Adams lead the cast.

Release Date: March 15th

Liam Neeson and Pamela Anderson star in this legacy sequel of the 1980s comedy caper franchise.

Neeson stars as Detective Frank Drebin Jr (the son of Leslie Neilsen’s character from the original movies) who follows in his father’s career path – and every weird and wacky misstep.

Release Date: March 17th, airing weekly

How much do you trust your loved ones? Just Tattoo of Us puts that to the ultimate test with this wild series where participants get tattoos designed by their friends… without seeing what they’re getting before being inked on their bodies.

With Charlotte Crosby and co-hosts including Scotty T, Joey Essex, Josh Ritchie and Chloe Ferry, emotions run high as the goggles come off and the new ink is put on.

Season five ups the ante with a ‘stick or twist’ option, giving people a chance to choose whether they want to trust their pal, or go for a mystery option…

Prepare for some serious drama!

Release Date: March 27th

American mum Mara (played by Kate Beckinsale) suffers every mother’s worst nightmare when her ex-husband, Karim, steals their six-year-old daughter Amina from their home in Ohio and takes her to Lebanon.

Desperate to get her back, she embarks on a years-long mission to try and track her daughter down.

Just as she thinks she’ll never see her daughter again, she meets Robeson (Scott Eastwood), a marine who’s an expert in retrieving kidnapped kids from dangerous areas.

Joining Robeson’s operative team, Mara has a renewed sense of fight – but discovers there are other factors in the kidnapping that leaves her questioning everything she knows. Will she be able to reunite with Amina?