🚨 LANDMAN SEASON 3 TRAILER JUST DROPPED… AND IT’S ABSOLUTELY INSANE! 😱🔥
You think Season 2’s finale was wild? Tommy Norris just got FIRED, the family’s starting their OWN oil empire from scratch, and now this teaser shows explosions, betrayals, cartel shadows, and Billy Bob Thornton staring down the barrel like he’s ready to burn it all down.
Is this the moment the Norris family finally wins big… or loses EVERYTHING?
The oil fields are about to erupt, the stakes have never been higher, and that final shot? CHILLS.
Watch the teaser and tell me you didn’t just scream at your screen… Paramount+ isn’t playing around! 💥🛢️
The Paramount+ series Landman continues to draw viewers into the high-stakes world of West Texas oil with the recent release of an early teaser trailer for its upcoming third season. Created by Taylor Sheridan and Christian Wallace, and inspired by Wallace’s Boomtown podcast, the show has built a dedicated audience since its debut in late 2024. Starring Billy Bob Thornton as crisis manager turned executive Tommy Norris, Landman blends corporate intrigue, family dysfunction, and the gritty realities of the energy industry.
The teaser, which surfaced in mid-January 2026 shortly after the Season 2 finale, offers brief glimpses of what’s ahead without revealing major plot details. It features sweeping shots of oil rigs under stark Texas skies, tense confrontations in boardrooms and dusty fields, and Thornton’s signature gruff delivery in voiceover lines hinting at rebuilding from ruin. Fans have quickly taken to social media, praising the trailer’s intensity and speculating about the direction of the Norris family saga.
Paramount+ renewed Landman for Season 3 in early December 2025, less than a month into Season 2’s run. The decision came amid strong viewership numbers. The Season 2 premiere on November 16, 2025, garnered more than 9.2 million global streaming views in its first two days, marking a 262% increase over Season 1’s debut and setting a record for the streamer’s most-watched original series premiere. The show has consistently ranked among Paramount+’s top performers and topped Nielsen streaming charts in recent weeks.
Season 2 wrapped on January 18, 2026, with a finale that left several threads dangling. Tommy Norris, after rising to president of M-Tex Oil amid internal power struggles, faced termination at the hands of Cami Miller (Demi Moore), the widow of former boss Monty Miller (Jon Hamm). In the closing moments, Tommy, his son Cooper (Jacob Lofland), and others discussed launching an independent operation—the CTT Oil & Cattle Company—using leases Cooper had secured. The move requires significant funding, estimated at $44 million, to drill and produce before any profits can flow.
The teaser appears to build on this cliffhanger, showing the family navigating new alliances, potential backers, and lingering threats from rivals and external forces, including cartel influences that have shadowed the series. Returning cast members are expected to include Thornton, Lofland, Ali Larter as Tommy’s ex-wife Angela, Michelle Randolph as daughter Ainsley, and Sam Elliott as Tommy’s father T.L. Moore’s Cami and Andy Garcia’s cartel figure Galino have been prominent, though their status for Season 3 remains unconfirmed in official announcements. Elliott, who joined as a series regular in Season 2, has expressed enthusiasm for continuing, noting unresolved family baggage.
Production details for Season 3 have not been fully disclosed. Previous seasons followed a similar timeline: Season 1 premiered in November 2024, with episodes dropping weekly through January 2025. Season 2 followed suit in November 2025. If the pattern holds, Season 3 could arrive in late fall 2026 or early 2027, though Paramount+ has not set a premiere date. Filming schedules would need to align with the cast’s availability and Sheridan’s busy slate.
Sheridan, known for expansive series like Yellowstone, 1923, Lioness, and Mayor of Kingstown, has written every episode of Landman. The show has drawn praise for its depiction of the oil business, strong performances—particularly Thornton’s grounded portrayal of a man caught between loyalty and survival—and its exploration of ambition in a volatile industry. Critics have noted an average Rotten Tomatoes score in the high 70s across seasons, with audiences appreciating the mix of drama, humor, and realism.
Some reviews have pointed to criticisms, including pacing issues in certain episodes and portrayals of female characters that some viewers found one-dimensional or overly sexualized. Technical inaccuracies in oilfield scenes have also drawn commentary from industry insiders, though many maintain the series succeeds as entertainment rather than strict documentary.
The trailer’s release coincides with ongoing industry shifts for Sheridan. Reports from late 2025 confirmed he signed a major deal with NBCUniversal, beginning a first-look arrangement for his 101 Studios in 2026 and transitioning fully after his Paramount contract ends in 2028 or 2029. Existing Paramount+ projects, including Landman, are expected to continue under current terms, with co-creator Wallace and the production team likely steering Season 3. Cast members have downplayed concerns, focusing on the creative momentum.
Viewership success has positioned Landman as a key asset for Paramount+. The series has outperformed expectations in a competitive streaming landscape, drawing comparisons to Sheridan’s Yellowstone universe while carving its own niche in contemporary corporate drama. The teaser has amplified anticipation, with fans dissecting every frame for clues about betrayals, reconciliations, and whether the Norris family’s gamble will pay off.
As Paramount+ prepares to release more details, the early buzz suggests Season 3 could build on the momentum. The oil boomtowns of West Texas remain fertile ground for stories of fortune, risk, and fractured relationships. Whether the new venture succeeds or collapses under pressure, Landman shows no signs of slowing down.
