It’s been nearly two years since 1923 first introduced us to the early struggles of the Dutton family, who lived in a bone-dry, plague-stricken area of Montana in the early 20th Century. The family faced drought, internal conflict, and rising tensions between sheep and cattle farmers, as well as external threats from rivals salivating over their land.

Finally, after way too long of a wait, the hit western returns with more struggles as the Dutton family saga continues. Season 1 wrapped up with plenty of drama involving land disputes, heartbreak, and life-or-death journeys that are sure to shape the future of the ranch and its inhabitants. Now, with 1923 set to return this weekend, here are six things to remember about season 1 before season 2 arrives.

1. The narrator

1923 is narrated by Elsa Dutton (Isabel May), who narrates key moments in the series and reflects the family’s tragic legacy. In case you don’t recall,...