Production has commenced on the much-anticipated third season of “Landman,” a series that dives deep into the turbulent oil landscape of West Texas. Created by the acclaimed Taylor Sheridan, the show features a star-studded cast including Billy Bob Thornton, Demi Moore, and Ali Larter. In an exciting announcement, the streaming service Paramount+ confirmed the renewal of the hit drama series for a third season in December 2025, following its record-breaking viewership in its second season.
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“Landman” has swiftly captivated audiences since its debut. The show’s second season, which premiered in November 2025, achieved unprecedented success, with a staggering 9.2 million viewers tuning in within the first few days. This impressive figure marked the largest premiere in the history of Paramount+, as reported by The Hollywood Reporter.

Set against the backdrop of the Permian Basin, the series predominantly centres on the character of Tommy Norris, portrayed by Thornton. His journey as a no-nonsense landman navigating intricate oil deals and the tumultuous relationships that arise in this high-stakes environment serves as the show’s main narrative drive. According to showrunner Christian Wallace, the series is still only beginning to explore the vast potential of its storylines, remarking, “We barely skimmed the surface in season one and, after season two, I feel like we’re still just skimming the surface.”
Fans of the series will be pleased to know that significant plot points from the end of season two will set the stage for season three. The finale witnessed a dramatic upheaval, with Tommy being unceremoniously dismissed from M-Tex by Cami, played by Moore. Following his departure, he established a new venture—CTT Oil Exploration and Cattle—alongside familiar characters, including T.L., played by Sam Elliott, and Cooper, portrayed by Jacob Lofland. The new season will delve into how this fresh endeavour, backed by the nefarious cartel leader Gallino, portrayed by Andy Garcia, reshapes Tommy’s influence in the competitive oil industry.
As filming for season three commenced on September 24, excitement among the cast and crew was palpable. Several actors took to social media to share their enthusiasm, with James Jordan posting a glimpse of his trailer, saying, “Up n runnin’ and back after it!” His fellow cast member Mustafa Speaks echoed this sentiment, showcasing not just his trailer but also a hard hat featuring the logo of the new oil company.
In terms of returning faces, fans can expect to see pivotal characters reappear, including Thornton as Tommy, Larter as his ex-wife Angela, and Moore as Cami. The cast also includes Kayla Wallace, who plays Rebecca, and Michelle Randolph in the role of Ainsley. Larter expressed her gratitude on Instagram, thanking fans for their support and celebrating the show’s success. Furthermore, Michael Kelly, known for his role in “Lioness,” has been confirmed as a series regular, stepping into the role of William Crockett, who heads a sizeable oil management conglomerate.
Though an official synopsis for the new season has yet to be disclosed, Wallace hinted at the abundance of storytelling opportunities that lie ahead due to the rich tapestry of West Texas and its oil industry complexities. The intricate relationships and power dynamics among the characters will likely be central to the upcoming plot arcs.
Fans will not have to wait long for the new season, as the production team is keen to maintain a swift release schedule. Season two was released approximately a year after the inaugural season. Wallace mentioned, “After we wrap, a couple weeks later, we’re like, ‘Dang, I miss everybody’—cast and crew.” This suggests that the team is eager to keep the momentum going for both the actors and the audience.
For viewers eager to catch up on the series, all episodes from the first two seasons of “Landman” are currently available for streaming on Paramount+. As anticipation builds for the new instalment, it is clear that “Landman” has carved out a significant place within the competitive landscape of streaming dramas, capturing the intrigue of audiences with its unique exploration of the world of oil, family, and ambition.
