Success comes with a cost — Landman surges ahead as fans turn on its most controversial characters. Paramount Plus just confirmed season 3, and Landman is officially playing in the big leagues now. Created by Taylor Sheridan, the West Texas oil drama keeps pulling viewers deeper into power, pressure, and consequence — with Billy Bob Thornton anchoring the storm as Tommy Norris. Fans are celebrating the renewal, calling it “the best show on TV,” but the applause comes with frustration. A loud corner of the audience says the writing shines while certain characters — especially Tommy’s ex and daughter — are dragging the story down. Love it or hate it, the backlash proves one thing: Landman has crossed into must-watch territory, where every character choice sparks debate and every season feels earned…WATCH BELOW 👇👇👇
Landman fans share the same criticism as Paramount Plus confirm new season
Taylor Sheridan’s Landman has been officially renewed for Season 3 by Paramount Plus while Season 2 continues airing, though some fans criticize key characters
Paramount Plus has officially announced that Taylor Sheridan’s critically praised drama Landman will be returning for a third season while the second series continues to air, thrilling dedicated fans.
Located in West Texas, the show delivers a modern story of fortune-hunting within the oil drilling business, based on the podcast Boomtown. Billy Bob Thornton shines as Tommy Norris, who throughout the second season has been wrestling with mounting pressures from M-Tex Oil, Cami Miller (Demi Moore) and his own family members.
The show’s official X account revealed the renewal, posting: “What’s better than season 2? Season 3! More #Landman coming to @paramountplus.” Fans rushed to the comments section to express their excitement, with Tayo posting: “I am not surprised, the show is as entertaining as it is educating.”
‘Best show on TV’
Machiavelli commented: “As it should be!” while Jay Clark observed: “If this wasn’t renewed I would have dropped Paramount on the spot,” reports the Mirror.
Adam L hailed it as the “best show on TV” while Danny Mugo proclaimed: “It’s one hell of a series. Forget the plot, the writing is it’s true strength. The dialogue is simply on another level.”
Nevertheless, there was significant backlash aimed at Tommy’s ex-partner and daughter, played by Ali Carter and Michelle Randolph.
Justlooking commented: “Great show except the ex and daughter. Absolutely obnoxious and annoying.”
LK added: “Would you send the daughter to study abroad and the wife to a tropical resort? P L E A S E.”
According to The Hollywood Reporter, Billy Bob Thornton recently disclosed that he’s inked a four or five-year deal with Landman.
Randolph shared her aspirations for the series to continue for multiple seasons, saying: “Definitely. Even by the end of season two, there’s so much story still left to tell; so much for these characters.
“I could see the show going for a long time. We wouldn’t run out of things. I always forget the first season took place over 10 days.
“It’s such a short amount of time. You can’t have a character arc within 10 days. I mean, you can, but subtly. So there’s so much more story.”