Jimmy Hurdstrom Is Back! Jefferson White Saddles Up for 'Marshals' Season 2

The *Yellowstone* universe isn't done with Jimmy Hurdstrom just yet. Jefferson White is officially returning to the franchise, signing on for the upcoming second season of the CBS spinoff series *Marshals*. Network executives delivered the news during a press showcase, confirming that the fan-favorite actor will join the procedural in a recurring capacity. Viewers first met Jimmy in the debut season of Taylor Sheridan’s juggernaut drama, watching him evolve from a hopeless criminal into a hardened, respectable cowboy. His redemption arc quickly turned him into one of the most endearing characters on the flagship show. Now, he is set to reunite on screen with Luke Grimes, who headlines the spinoff as Kayce Dutton. ## Is Jefferson White in Marshals Season 2? In a formal statement regarding the casting, White shared his excitement over stepping back into the modern Western world. He praised the stacked creative team and ensemble cast, highlighting how far Jimmy has come since he first put on his spurs at the Dutton ranch. *Marshals* expands the television franchise by placing Kayce in high-stakes law enforcement operations across the frontier. Bringing a veteran ranch hand like Jimmy into the mix promises to give long-time viewers a strong emotional tie to the original show while fueling fresh storylines for Season 2. ## What movies and shows is Jefferson White in? Beyond his signature cowboy role, White has accumulated an impressive list of Hollywood credits across television and big-budget cinema. Moviegoers recently spotted him opposite Kirsten Dunst in the hit thriller *Civil War*, as well as performing beside Anne Hathaway in the drama *Eileen*. His small-screen work features guest and recurring appearances on critically acclaimed series including *House of Cards*, *The Alienist*, *The Americans*, and *How to Get Away With Murder*. Up next, the versatile actor is taking on a major historical role as Lee Harvey Oswald in an upcoming JFK feature film—right after he finishes riding with the ranch crew once again.