It hasn’t even been a year since Viacom transformed the manly man network Spike TV into the more inclusive Paramount Network, and things are already looking better than ever before. According to The Wrap, the Paramount Network’s new high-profile Kevin Costner ranch drama Yellowstone is the highest-rated show in the history of the network—going back to its Spike TV days and, presumably, even its Nashville Network days back in the ‘80s and ‘90s. Apparently, more people will watch your shows when they’re not exclusively targeted to fans of country music or manly men.