Working the Yellowstone: ‘Gator-ing’ | Paramount Network

Be advised: Watching Gator cook on the set of Yellowstone WILL make you hungry. In this behind-the-scenes look, brought to you by ZipRecruiter, Gabriel “Gator” Guilbeau discusses his delicious role on the show. Yellowstone airs Sundays at 8/7c on Paramount Network.

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Yellowstone is a drama series that follows the Dutton family, led by patriarch John Dutton (Kevin Costner). The Duttons control the largest contiguous ranch in the U.S. and must contend with constant attacks by land developers, clashes with an Indian reservation and conflict with America's first national park.

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[maniacal]

I had no idea he was the actual chef for the set. That is so awesome.

[davidhiscock]

For a show to give a part to someone who does something in real life like this tells you a lot about the people involved and the environment on set. Awesome.

[briannagruber]

Him trying the biscuit is one of my favorite scenes, its just very real to anyone from the south that can cook.

[oumealso-mbsv]

The little
I Love how Taylor puts people from behind the set into the show, it always plays out pretty cool when watching it.

[christelvedo]

We die hard fans need to see more videos like this. Thanks for posting such a 'delicious' taste of Yellowstone!

[RJSAMCRO]

Paramount whatever you do PLEASE DO NOT LET YELLOWSTONE END There has not been a show on TV this good since SOA . You have found the diamond in the rough so keep it gleaming.

[gWanny]

It’s about dam time we see the hard workers taking care of the actors. GOOD JOB GATOR!😊❤

[boogieuhuh]

i love the fact that the chef in the show is an actual chef and walker who is a musician/drifter in the show is also an actual musician ryan bingham


2022 and have you seen how big gator got this season? saw him in ep6 and damn he big

[MrReauxs]

Says alot about the creators that he is also a character on the show, and definitely gets recognition for his work cooking. I hope Gator is making a killing for his work.

[vanPoll]

Gator is one of my favorite characters in "Yellowstone". He came over so real and grounded, a real chef. And now it turns out: he is all that and more.

[risanch]

I would love to try Gators food and now that I know he is actually a cook and not just an actor pretending to be a cook makes me want to try his food that much more.

[glencsiro]

This is a brilliant homage to someone who feeds and loves so many people.

[GusinJapan]

LOVED this segment. He has a way with food and his onscreen presence is enjoyable as well. Definitely has a bright future ahead of him! Well done young man.

[bngr_bngr]

It all looks good. I would love to be on set just for Gator’s food.

[shaynelhta]

I spent a career offshore and I can testify to the fact that the cook IS the one person who can keep the job going. After months offshore, food becomes the only thing to look forward to.

[Whiskey_EST]

This show and everything it stands for and what the people involved stand for is amazing and the way life should be. Don’t invite yourself in somewhere and think it’s yours to do as you please.

[freesimorgh]

We need a Yellowstone cookbook by Gator!

[bloun]

Gator is the man...I just feel bad no one's ever in the house when it's dinner time. Invite me next time Gator...I'll show up...with a appetite and bottle of something.

[MrValz]

Think about all the people who went to acting schools, longing for a role in a series like Yellowstone. Then there's this guy, who just grafts all his life and is rewarded with his dream job.

What a great story.

[Hotpasta]

Gator is the king, I would love to have a seat at Gator table