Paramount has confirmed the renewal of Landman for a third season, much to the delight of its fervent fanbase.
Renewal Announcement and Performance Milestones
On December 5, 2025, the network disclosed its decision to bring back the series following a stellar Season 2 premiere on November 16. The initial episode drew record viewership, generating 9.2 million streaming views within the first two days, surpassing previous milestones. In fact, the premiere outperformed that of Season 1 by an impressive 262 percent, establishing itself as the most-watched debut for any original content on Paramount+.
This success positioned Landman among the top three original shows in its release week, cementing its status within the streaming landscape, which prompted the swift renewal announcement.
Cast Insights and Character Developments
While specific plot details for the upcoming season remain under wraps, lead actor Billy Bob Thornton reassured fans he will reprise his role as Tommy Norris, quelling rumors of his departure. Thornton has stated he originally signed on for four to five seasons, and dismissed the speculation as “AI-generated crap” during an interview with USA Today.
Alongside Thornton, the returning cast members are expected to include Demi Moore, Ali Larter, Jacob Lofland, and Michelle Randolph, as well as James Jordan, Kayla Wallace, Paulina Chavez, and Mark Collie. Colm Feore, who transitioned from a recurring character in Season 1 to a regular in Season 2, is likely to reprise his attorney role, while Sam Elliott seems poised to return as TL, Tommy’s father. Additionally, Michael Kelly is set to join the cast as William Crockett, a powerful figure in the oil industry according to press releases.
Looking Ahead: Premiere Timeline
Currently, Paramount has not provided a specific release date for Season 3. However, speculation arose that the new episodes could debut in November 2026, following prior patterns. James Jordan mentioned that production is scheduled to commence in September and run through the first quarter of 2027, indicating fans might not see Landman back until at least the second quarter of that year. “It’s up to the powers that be, but we’re very excited to get started on that,” he added.
