‘Landman’ Season 2 Teaser: Tommy & Cami Face Off Amid New Partnership
The Season 1 finale of Landman had viewers on the edge of their seats with a shocking death and the introduction of a vital new character, Galino, played by Andy Garcia, leaving many storylines unfinished. Now, months later, fans are more anxious than ever to find out what happened after that bombshell cliffhanger.
The biggest question, of course, is how Tommy (Billy Bob Thornton) will handle running M-Tex with Cami (Demi Moore) following Monty’s (Jon Hamm) death and after teaming up with the head of the cartel.
Scroll down for everything we know about Season 2 of Landman so far.
When will Landman return for Season 2?
Paramount+ has announced that the second season of Landman will premiere on Sunday, November 16.
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Who is in the Landman Season 2 cast?
It’s been confirmed that Billy Bob Thornton, Demi Moore, Andy Garcia, Ali Larter, Jacob Lofland, Michelle Randolph, Paulina Chávez, Kayla Wallace, Mark Collie, James Jordan, and Colm Feore are returning for Season 2.
On April 29, 2025, Sam Elliott was confirmed as a new cast member for Season 2. He will portray Tommy’s father.
“He’s always been a mentor and a hero of mine,” Thornton told Collider of Elliott. “I love the guy, we have a real special relationship in real life anyway. It’s so good to see him. He lights my day up.” Guy Burnet and Miriam Silverman were also added to the Season 2 cast in recurring guest roles, according to Deadline.
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While Hamm won’t be able to return to the Paramount+ series due to his character’s death in the Season 1 finale, there are plenty of storylines to dive into for the rest of the cast members — and many expressed an interest in returning before their casting was revealed.
Before the official renewal, co-creator Christian Wallace told TV Insider that there is plenty to explore for Moore’s character in Season 2, as well. “If the show were to go forward, I think everyone involved would love to see more of Cami and more of Demi,” he dished. Wallace also teased the likely return of Rebecca Falcone (Kayla Wallace) and said to “expect more of” an “antagonism” between her and Tommy.
The addition of Garcia to the Season 1 finale was a treat for fans, and Wallace said that he has high hopes for the legendary actor’s return when the show comes back. “I would be excited to see Andy and Billy continue acting together because they’re just such an incredible duo — both obviously just great actors and so fun to watch,” he shared. “As far as Andy’s storyline, what I would hope to see is just what it looks like to have in the cartel a very savvy, smart businessman who happens to be in an illegal business, working alongside Tommy in this legitimate business, and both the rewards and the complications that could bring to both men. I think that would be a fascinating thing to watch play out.”
For Cooper (Lofland) and Ainsley (Randolph), there’s a sibling dynamic to continue exploring in Season 2. “If the story were to move forward, I think it would be really fun to see just how these two might be more alike than we think, but also just how volatile and explosive their relationship can also be,” Wallace teased.
Larter also seemed down to reprise her role of Angela Norris and even has some ideas about what will happen next for her character. “We’re going to see, as the [next] season unfolds, that Angela’s going to be in a different place in her life again,” she told Elle. “I think that her priorities have changed, so you’ll see some of that unfolding.”
What is the plot of Landman Season 2?
The logline for Season 2 reads, “As oil rises from the earth, so do secrets – and Tommy Norris’s (Thornton) breaking point may be closer than he realizes. Facing mounting pressure from M-Tex Oil, Cami Miller (Moore), and the shadow of his kin, survival in West Texas isn’t noble – it’s brutal. And sooner or later, something’s got to break.”
Thornton also teased some plotlines during Deadline Contenders in April 2025. “Since [Cami] doesn’t really know the oil business that well, [Tommy’s] there with her to show her how these people operate,” he said. “You can know something intellectually, but what are the street smarts behind it? I know how to deal with these people she’s going to have to deal with. I just tell her, ‘Look, some of these deals you can take, but when it gets really weird and difficult, let me know because I know these guys.’”
Thornton’s character will also have to juggle having two jobs that are difficult and dangerous, while also remaining a family man. “It makes for some pretty interesting stuff, I have to say,” he admitted.
Is there a Landman Season 2 trailer?
Yes. The full trailer for Season 2 was revealed on October 1. In it, we see that Cami faces some questions about whether she can legitimately run the oil business, while Tommy faces confrontations from all fronts of his life.
The first teaser for Season 2 was released on Thursday, September 4. It begins with Tommy asking Moore’s Cami, “You know what you’re saying?” She replies, “I have a speech, but I’m not sure that’s what I’m going to say.”
As she takes a moment to herself in the restroom, he’s heard saying, “Well you better figure it out fast. The president of every bank is in that room.” In front of a room of executives, Cami says, “I called this luncheon to squash the rumors and to offer you a warning. The only difference between me and my husband, is I’m meaner.”
Tommy is watching from the back of the room, and clips begin to flash of the show’s other main characters. We also get our first glimpse of Elliott on a phone call saying, “So it’s just another day?” and Thornton responding, “Just another day, pop.” Later, he’s seen saying, “She owns the company, but I run it. Situations like this have to come to a head before it resolves itself.”
Landman, Season 2 Premiere, Sunday, November 16, Paramount+
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I was raised in the oilfields in Texas.
Had a bumper sticker that said
Oilfield Trash and Proud of It.
I never put it on a car bumper.
My family worked those oilfields and they were my playground.
I taught myself a version of Chinese jump rope by jumping pulling rods.
I Wouldn’t recommend that life to anyone!
But I wouldn’t trade the memories of those fields for anything.
The goats ( pump jacks ) were the lullaby that lulled me to sleep as a kid. ⚫️
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I worked the Oil Patch from 1979 for several decades. I love this show because the storyline is truthful, and the acting is great.
Sure, they stretch the story a bit for drama but that’s ok by me. It’s close enough to the truth that shows the real dangers of working in the Energy Sector. Overall, one of the best series out there - and as I said, I love it…
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I think it’s a great show that shows a lot of truths about the industry. I should know, I’ve worked there. My biggest learning experience was about the wind turbines in the patch, I never thought much about them but he makes a strong valid point. They are “alternate energy” because after you factor in everything that it takes to build them and their life expectancy then they aren’t even carbon neutral.
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Looking forward to season two, so much story left to tell.
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Correct, I agree with you. I also worked gas-oil, pipe and gas plants, green through brown fields. Sheds light on exactly what goes on.
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When? When? When will it air? Can’t wait!!!
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Well, Tim you are wrong about that regarding windmills. You must work in the industry. They're terrible.
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Anything Taylor Sheridan has his fingers in his a gold mine I love land man I love the Yellowstone Dutton Ranch series too
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Another recycled article (sigh). This one was originally written back in January when season one ended
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I'm fine with all the alternative energy sources as long as my tax dollars are not subsidizing them.
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Not so from everything I've been researching.
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Don't watch the show. You obviously know nothing about Texas women or women in gas-oil projects and those who are married to men who are so stop trying to make something sexist. The women rule and don't feel any remorse pointed at them through the movie. This is not a left wing movie so watch something else.
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You may need to return to your safe space.
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Humm. . Southpark 27 minute computer generated in a korean computer farm. . .
Landman runs 56 minutes on average per episode.
Writing, Acting, Directing, Acting coaching, set buildup, tear down, Editing, Foley, Lighting, Transportation to locations, catering, Cinematrography, Oil Rods and first aid staff, not to mention translation time from script to direction. . .Gettin' that one ol' boy to do what you want. . .
That stuff takes time you know!
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Great show! Reallly really looking forward to season 2. . America needs America's Landman.
Go Petrolum engineering, Go!
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Love the show I’ve worked the on oil and gas industry for 30 years hope it runs for 10 years love everything about the show
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You obviously didn't watch the last season, because it was determined that the suicide was faked to cover his murder.
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Demi needs bigger, sophisticated "Texas style" hair with some bounce to it.
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Not expecting miracles... but South park puts out a episode in seven days..lol just saying ..please hurry I really love this show..it's really good 👍
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I hope I live long enough to see season 2 of Landsman. I haven’t enjoyed watching a show so much in a long time.
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Me too! But I have seen so many great shows that end too soon! I pray there’s a season 2 or I will scream!
I loved Yellowstone but not without Kevin Costner he was the show!! I feel we got cheated with that whole deal! Supposedly he committed suicide lol his character would not do that. I feel Sheridan really gave us the bum deal, and Costner as well!!
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Then they should do GREAT if placed on the pristine coasts of the Western and Eastern United States. Wonder how Nantucket will like their new neighbors!! Us Gulf coast residents are eager to share the wealth!!
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one of the best show on TV in a long time
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its so real, I forget Im watching TV.
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Really loved that season one line:
$180,000 dollars a year for a roughneck?
"It's a f'ing lottery ticket for someone with an 8th grade education. . ."
Truer words are rarely spoken. Excellent writing.
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Are you related to DeDe Tee?
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Patience in all things, fellow Landman fan!
We won't solve the oil crisis by November 16, but the show will help resolve it!
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Are you kidding? Do you know how much concrete is used to moor those things, -(About 320 cubic YARDS)
and
[H]ow much Carbon Dioxide is generated heating lime to make Concrete? -(About 400 pounds per cubic yard)
That is 128,000 pounds of Carbon dioxide (64 tons of CO2 PER TURBINE)
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Me Three!
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My longtime buddy is cast as an extra as a lawyer in season 2, he's filming now and so excited to share scenes with Billy Bob Thornton 😀
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My dad worked on the show
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Billy bob thornton & Kayla Wallace what a pairing landman what a show I haven’t been so excited waiting for a tv show to return before now 10/10
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I was Born in Midland Texas And graduated from Midland high school as Bulldog...A petroleum draftsman for differen̈t companys. Enjoy the show very much.
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Don't watch it then, problem solved.
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Gross
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Have you ever been to midland? I lived there 10 years and this series is dead-on. From the roughnecks, wives, cartels, engineers, linemen, jammers, police, racists…. All of it. The only thing missing is the TRANNIES. And the fellas luv us like they luv their tequila. Those lil houses where the work hands stay…. I’ve had my fair share of cookouts and fun. Each oilfield guy gas 2 phones. 1 for family and one for “the girls”. Yeah…. This series 💯!!
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Do you always respond with smartie pants know it all answers, you are not worth the read on any subject!
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a typical feminist statement, back to the kitchen honey !
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However, this footprint is significantly lower than that of fossil fuels, and wind turbines are considered a renewable and sustainable energy source. Wind turbines are not perfectly carbon neutral, though they are significantly more environmentally friendly than fossil fuel power plants. The primary carbon footprint of wind energy comes from the manufacturing, transportation, and construction of the turbines themselves, not from the energy generation process
It is a common misconception that windmills (wind turbines) cost more energy to build and install than they produce over their lifespan. In reality, they typically generate more energy than the initial energy input for manufacturing and construction, often recouping this within months. Studies show that wind turbines can produce 20 to 25 times more energy than the energy used in their construction and operation. They last 25-30 years and use minimal oil annually.
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I think that the women in the show are portrayed as idiots and the show is sexist. I’m embarrassed for them as a woman.
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Get over it it’s acting
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Not me they play their parts beautifully!!!! I love the woman in the show! Great actresses!!
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