🚨 LANDMAN SEASON 3 OFFICIAL TRAILER & RELEASE DATE LEAKED – THIS IS WAR! 🔥😱
Tommy Norris (Billy Bob Thornton) just built his empire… but Gallino’s cartel shadow is closing in! “If this goes south, I take what you love most.”
Cami (Demi Moore) on her knees begging him back, T.L. (Sam Elliott) warning of doom, Cooper caught in the crossfire – betrayal, oil explosions, family on the brink!
The hit Paramount+ series Landman is keeping the momentum rolling with buzz around Season 3, fueled by leaked promotional materials, teaser footage circulating online, and insider hints pointing to a potential November 2026 premiere. Created by Taylor Sheridan and inspired by Christian Wallace’s “Boomtown” podcast, the oil-industry drama starring Billy Bob Thornton as crisis manager-turned-entrepreneur Tommy Norris has become one of the streamer’s biggest successes.
Paramount+ officially renewed Landman for a third season in December 2025, midway through Season 2’s run—a move that came after the sophomore premiere racked up 9.2 million global views in its first two days, a 262% increase over Season 1 and the platform’s most-watched original series launch to date. The early renewal reflected strong viewer demand and critical praise for the show’s gritty portrayal of West Texas oil deals, corporate power plays, family loyalty, and the ever-present threat of violence.
While Paramount+ has not yet released a full official trailer for Season 3, fan-shared clips, behind-the-scenes snippets, and what appear to be leaked promotional elements have surfaced online in early 2026. These include intense sequences showing Tommy navigating his new independent venture, CTT Oil Exploration and Cattle, amid mounting pressure from his dangerous partnership with cartel boss Gallino (Andy Garcia). One widely discussed teaser line—”If this goes south, I take what you love most”—underscores the high personal stakes, with visuals of tense family confrontations, oil field chaos, and shadowy dealings that promise escalated drama.
The storyline picks up directly from the Season 2 finale, where Tommy—after being ousted from M-Tex Oil by Cami Miller (Demi Moore)—launched CTT with his son Cooper (Jacob Lofland) and father T.L. (Sam Elliott). To secure funding and protection in the cutthroat industry, Tommy struck a deal with Gallino, a move co-creator Wallace described as a “reset” that shifts the series toward independent entrepreneurship and the brutal consequences of aligning with criminal elements. Wallace emphasized in post-finale interviews that this pivot allows deeper exploration of Tommy’s ambitions, family dynamics, and moral compromises without relying on the corporate structures of prior seasons.
Thornton’s portrayal of Tommy remains the show’s anchor, blending rugged charm, sharp wit, and quiet intensity. The actor addressed unfounded rumors of his departure in early 2026 interviews, calling them “AI-generated crap” and confirming his commitment to the role—he initially signed on for multiple seasons. Moore’s Cami evolves into a complex rival/antagonist figure, with leaked footage hinting at desperate attempts to pull Tommy back or undermine his new operation. Elliott’s T.L. provides generational wisdom and tension, while Lofland’s Cooper grapples with his place in the family business amid growing dangers. Garcia’s Gallino emerges as a formidable threat, his calm menace contrasting the explosive world of rigs and roughnecks.
Supporting cast members, including those from the roughneck crews and recurring players like Ariana DeBose, are expected to return, with potential for new additions to expand the cartel storyline and introduce fresh conflicts. Production is slated to begin in spring 2026—April or May, according to comments from Elliott—following the timeline that enabled Season 2’s November 2025 premiere roughly a year after Season 1. Industry observers, including reports from Forbes and The Hollywood Reporter, speculate a similar late-fall 2026 window for Season 3, likely mid-November, to maintain the show’s annual release cadence and capitalize on holiday viewing spikes.
The leaked materials and teaser elements have ignited fan speculation. Online discussions focus on whether Tommy’s independence will lead to triumph or catastrophe, the fallout from his cartel alliance, and how family bonds will hold under pressure. Many praise the reset for injecting new energy, avoiding repetition after two seasons of corporate intrigue. The show’s willingness to tackle real-world issues—land rights disputes, environmental concerns, cartel influence along the border, and the personal costs of the energy boom—continues to resonate, wrapped in Sheridan’s signature high-stakes action and sharp dialogue.
Landman has distinguished itself in the crowded streaming market by delivering character-driven storytelling amid timely industry drama. Thornton’s full-frontal scene in the Season 2 finale sparked conversation for its boldness, but it highlighted the series’ commitment to unflinching realism. With Paramount+ positioning Landman as a flagship title alongside Sheridan’s Yellowstone franchise, the rapid renewal and production pace signal long-term investment.
As details leak and anticipation builds, the core question remains: Can Tommy protect his family and empire from the forces he’s unleashed? The teased footage suggests no easy answers, with alliances fracturing, betrayals looming, and the unforgiving Texas landscape serving as both backdrop and battleground.
For viewers catching up, Seasons 1 and 2 are available to stream on Paramount+, tracing Tommy’s arc from crisis fixer to would-be oil baron. Season 3 promises to elevate the stakes, testing whether his reset leads to legacy or downfall. With filming on the horizon and a probable November 2026 debut, fans won’t wait long for the next chapter in this riveting saga.
