Is There Going to Be a Season 2 of Landman? Yes — And It’s Coming Soon

Taylor Sheridan’s Landman is drilling deeper into the drama with a highly anticipated second season, officially premiering on November 16, 2025, exclusively on Paramount+. After captivating audiences with its raw portrayal of West Texas oil politics and cartel entanglements, the series is set to return with even more intensity, intrigue, and character evolution.

Season 1 ended with a seismic shift: Monty Miller (Jon Hamm) died of heart complications, leaving his oil empire in limbo. Tommy Norris (Billy Bob Thornton), the rugged VP of M-Tex Oil, was kidnapped by cartel forces but ultimately rescued by Galino (Andy Garcia), who offered him a deal that could reshape the region’s power dynamics. Season 2 picks up right where the chaos left off, with Tommy now caught between corporate ambition and criminal compromise.

Demi Moore’s Cami Miller, once a peripheral figure, now takes center stage. With Monty gone, Cami must assert control over the business and protect her daughters, all while navigating the ruthless world her husband left behind. Moore’s expanded role promises a fierce, layered performance that adds emotional depth and strategic tension to the series.

New faces are joining the fray: Sam Elliott brings his iconic Western gravitas as Tommy’s father, while Miriam Silverman plays Greta Stidham, a university admissions counselor whose interactions with Ainsley and Angela Norris (Michelle Randolph and Ali Larter) are expected to spark fresh family drama. Guy Burnet and Stefania Spampinato also join in recurring roles, adding new dimensions to the cartel-oilfield nexus.

Landman Season 2 consists of 10 episodes released weekly on Sundays via Paramount+, starting November 16, 2025, and ending January 18, 2026.

Sheridan’s storytelling remains rooted in real-world reporting, drawing from Christian Wallace’s Boomtown podcast. The result is a series that blends authenticity with cinematic flair — a hallmark of Sheridan’s growing TV empire that includes Yellowstone, 1883, and Mayor of Kingstown.