โ€˜Landmanโ€™ Already Renewed For Season 3 At Paramount+
โ€” 8 December 2025

โ€˜Landmanโ€™ Already Renewed For Season 3 At Paramount+

โ€” 8 December 2025
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  • Amidst the second season currently being streamed, Paramount+ has pre-emptively renewed Taylor Sheridanโ€™s Landman for season 3.
  • The oil drama starring Billy Bob Thornton as fixer Tommy Norris and Demi Moore as M-Tex Oil CEO Cami Miller has consistently commanded major viewership.
  • Landman season 3 release date: TBA (via Paramount+).

Paramount+ is well aware theyโ€™ve struck oil with Landman, which is precisely why theyโ€™re greenlighting Landman season 3 nice and early โ€“ before the ongoing sophomore instalment can even have a chance to wrap up.

โ€œWe barely skimmed the surface in season 1 and, after season 2, I feel like weโ€™re still just skimming the surface,โ€ Landman showrunner Christian Wallace, who co-created the series based on his 11-part podcast Boomtown alongside Taylor Sheridan, told The Hollywood Reporter.

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Wallace added: โ€œWe got to know these characters in season 1, and now we get to spend more time with them in season 2. We get to raise the stakes. They are so fun to be around. This world is so rich โ€“ West Texas, oil and gas, Fort Worth, the upstairs downstairs of this whole thing.โ€

โ€œItโ€™s such fertile soil for storytelling. 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.โ€

While the hit dramaโ€™s numbers speak for themselves โ€“ recording an average of 15.8 million cross-platform viewers for season 1, according to Nielsen; Paramount+โ€™s biggest premiere in history for season 2 (9.2 million views worldwide across multiple days) โ€“ cultural momentum aside, in light of series creator/golden goose Taylor Sheridanโ€™s impending billion-dollar exodus to NBCUniversal, itโ€™s in the best interest of Paramount to drill while they still retain the creative leasehold.

Back in October, multiple reports indicated the cowboy multihyphenate behind the likes of Yellowstone, Tulsa King, Lioness: Special Ops, and more had been greatly dissatisfied by the David Ellison-led regime change at the Paramount stable. Especially after several studio execs heโ€™d come to know/love/respect were either relegated to the sidelines or sacked altogether following Ellisonโ€™s installation as CEO.

As per The Wrap, NBCUniversal Chairman Donna Langley flew down twice to Sheridanโ€™s ranch in Weatherford, Texas, over the course of several months to build a relationship with the superstar television showrunner, going as far as โ€œoffering him to be the Big Fish.โ€

โ€œShe earned that relationship. She focused on what was important,โ€ noted an insider with knowledge of the situation.

Initially, these discussions only involved a deal, given that Taylor Sheridanโ€™s contract with Paramount in this department expires next March. But as the conversation progressed, he was convinced to take his entire television portfolio along with him.

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Sheridanโ€™s eight-year film deal with NBCUniversal commences in 2026, whereas the television component of the overall agreement commences towards the end of 2028 for a term of approximately five years. Ostensibly, itโ€™ll also encompass 101 Studios and Bosque Ranch Productions.

As for the narrative scope of what Landman season 3 will entail โ€“ along with the principal cast outside of Billy Bob Thornton, Demi Moore, Ali Larter, Michelle Randolph, and Jacob Lofland (season 2 also stars Sam Elliot and Andy Garcia) โ€“ I suppose weโ€™ll simply have to wait and see how season 2 unfolds vis-ร -vis the mounting onscreen pressures of M-Tex Oil, and surviving the cutthroat conditions of West Texas.

Stay tuned for further updates on Landman season 3 (release date, cast, trailer, etc.).


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After stretching his legs with companies such as The Motley Fool and the odd marketing agency, Garry joined Boss Hunting in 2019 as a fully-fledged Content Specialist. In 2021, he was promoted to News Editor. Garry proudly retains a blue belt in Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu, black bruises from Muay Thai, as well as a black belt in all things pop culture. Drop him a line at [email protected]