Paramount Plus has officially renewed Landman for a third season, with the announcement coming midway through the show's second season. The Taylor Sheridan drama, starring Billy Bob Thornton as oil executive Tommy Norris, has proven a ratings juggernaut for the streaming service. Season two's premiere drew 9.2 million views worldwide within its first few days, tripling the debut of season one and setting a new record for the platform.
Co-creator and showrunner Christian Wallace admitted he is in the dark about Sheridan's plans for the next chapter. 'At the end of the day, it is Taylor’s plan and we’re all just waiting on what he decides to do,' Wallace told The Hollywood Reporter. 'There’s a great level of trust there that whatever Taylor decides will be the right move.' He added that there are many possibilities but he is not sure how it will play out.
Thornton, who signed a multi-year deal to lead the series, dismissed rumours that he might leave the show as 'AI-generated crap'. He told USA Today he intends to stay 'for as long as they'll have me'. The actor also speculated that season three 'may be a combo of seasons one and two', blending danger with the relationships that have developed. He expressed hope that Demi Moore's character, Cami, would return, noting the dynamic between Cami and Tommy is a highlight.
No release date has been confirmed, but if previous timelines hold, season three could premiere in November 2026. Season one debuted in November 2024 and season two in November 2025. The cast is expected to return, though no official synopsis has been released as Sheridan keeps details tightly under wraps.
