Logical. "Yellowstone" had over 10M viewers for its season premiere last week, counting instant repeats and roadblocks on TV Land, CMT and Pop--a large amount of viewers on linear television for anything that isn't the NFL or some reality comps--and with no streaming until next year on Peacock. It should be pointed out that the show has a mostly 55+ audience, which is the audience that still subscribes to cable and watches Fox News. However, Joe Adalian of Vulture believes that the show is getting a stream-binge bounce from the previous seasons on Peacock similar to "Breaking Bad" or "Schitt's Creek" on Netflix--while the more Peak TV "Impeachment: American Crime Story" Bill-and-Monica tale on FX stinking up the joint more than initial hype would indicate, with no day-after streaming on Hulu ("ACS" had a previous streaming deal with Netflix and will not show up there until next year). And of course, FNC viewers have no interest in anything Ryan Murphy puts out--even if most of it was for Murdoch-owned companies.