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Landman · Season 2 · Paramount+

Landman Season 2

Landman Season 2 is a WORTH-IT, BollyMeter 7.3/10. 10 episodes on Paramount+ from 16 November 2025.

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BollyMeter7.3/1083 percent Tomatometer reflects improved critical reception as the season's generational framing - Sam Elliott as Tommy's father, Andy Garcia as a cartel figure - gave the West Texas power dynamics a vertical dimension that Season 1 lacked.

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What BollyAI Thinks

Season 2 premiered November 16, 2025, with major new additions: Sam Elliott as Tommy's father T.L. Norris and Andy Garcia as cartel figure Danny Morrell. The season leans more into generational framing, which adds a new vertical dimension to the show's West Texas power structure. Elliott's presence gives the masculine stoicism a clearer emotional genealogy, while Garcia deepens the criminal-versus-energy-company pressure that Season 1 hinted at. Season 2 also marks a sharper distinction for Landman within the broader Sheridan catalogue.

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The Room

83%critics positive57/100Rotten Tomatoes Popcornmeter audience

Standout Episodes

The hours worth arguing about - premieres, finales, and the turning points. BollyAI reads the room episode by episode.

  1. E1Death and a Sunset7.3

    A tense opener where oil proves valuable, debt proves heavier, and Tommy's shutdown threat gives the season its fuse.

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  2. E2Sins of the Father7.2

    A solid pressure hour where jet-set swagger meets missing money, falling futures, and Nate’s talent for dodging responsibility.

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  3. E3Almost a Home7.4

    A tense, uneven hour where family feeling cuts through gas leaks, missing money, and the cost of staying in oil.

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  4. E4Dancing Rainbows7.3

    A hard, jittery hour where Landman turns grief into leverage and leaves Cooper carrying the bill.

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  5. E5The Pirate Dinner7.2

    A strange, sturdy hour where paperwork, grief, and a real sword expose how flimsy the men's control really is.

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  6. E6Dark Night of the Soul7.4

    A sturdy negotiation hour where rings, rigs, and family duty all demand payment before anyone gets a future.

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  7. E7Forever Is an Instant8.0

    Landman turns “forever” into paperwork and pressure, with Rebecca’s boundary break and a tense proposal making the theme hit hard.

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  8. E8Handsome Touched Me7.8

    Landman turns the offshore pitch into math-soaked dread, using silence and probability to make every deal feel like a countdown.

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  9. E9Plans, Tears and Sirens7.7

    Ten-percent drilling hope collides with bridge compliance and launch timing, and Dale’s contradiction turns readiness into the hour’s real cost.

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  10. E10Tragedy and Flies7.6

    A tense legal hour that trades clean closure for procedural uncertainty, using late evidence to keep every escape route under pressure.

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Season Over Season

Adds generational depth via Sam Elliott and sharpens the cartel threat through Andy Garcia - critics lifted from 78 to 83 percent as the show found arguments Season 1 had only sketched.