Landman‘s second season was emotional and dramatic and left fans hungry for more. Season 2 saw Cami (Demi Moore) take over M-Tex after the death of her husband, only to find out about the company’s hidden financial woes and, eventually, fire Tommy Norris (Billy Bob Thornton) for doubting her decisions about how to deal with them.
The season also saw Angela (Ali Larter) grappling with the fact that her daughter, Ainsley (Michelle Randolph), is entering a new phase in her life with college, while Cooper (Jacob Lofland) experienced several highs and lows, including striking liquid gold on his new oil leases, finding out his financier was drug kingpin Gallino (Andy Garcia), and experiencing a breakup and eventual engagement with Ariana (Paulina Chávez) before she went through a major trauma.
Elsewhere, we also met T.L. (Sam Elliott), Tommy’s father, and the finale concluded with Tommy hanging a shingle for a new Norris family-owned and operated company… with the dangerous Gallino as partner.
In other words, a lot happened in Landman Season 2, but there are still a lot of dangling threads for Season 3 to pick up on. Here’s what we know about Landman Season 3so far.
Is Landman renewed for Season 3?
Yes. Paramount+ announced on December 5 that the show has been greenlit for a third season after a major viewership tally for Season 2. Per the streamer, the premiere notched a whopping 9.2 million streams on its first two days, which was a 262% increase over Season 1’s debut and marked the biggest premiere for any Paramount+ original so far.
Meanwhile, Billy Bob Thornton recently told USA Today that he is signed on to his contract for the show for “four or five years.”
“Our cast has added so much depth to the characters. They know them so well now that they make it easy to tell an entertaining story,” the Boomtown podcast host said. “As long as everyone’s still having fun and the story is continuing in a worthwhile way, then, sure, I’d love for it to go as long as the story permits. There’s a lot of runway left.”
Wallace indicated that it could return at the same pace that Season 2 did, a year after the first season’s debut. “I think it’s the plan. We hate to make people wait too long, and we’re all excited to get back and do it again. After we wrap, a couple weeks later, we’re like, ‘Dang, I miss everybody’ — cast and crew. We have such a great crew. I think we’re ready to get back to it as soon as we can.” However, a more recent update indicates the new season might come even sooner than that; executive producer Stephen Kay said, during The Hollywood Reporter’s Directors in Focus event, “We’re cutting while we’re shooting, so it’ll, hopefully, be out soon.”
Landman, Paramount+
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