Taylor Sheridan’s 3-Part Western Smash Hit Continues To Impress on Paramount+
The 78th Primetime Emmy Awards nominations proved another frustrating year for prolific showrunner Taylor Sheridan, whose television properties failed to secure recognition in major categories despite accumulating critical praise. Landman, The Madison, and Tulsa King were notably absent from prominent award slots, receiving only a stunt coordination nod for Tulsa King, disappointing industry expectations that had grown after Landman's ensemble nomination at earlier awards ceremonies and positive critical reception for lead performances. Meanwhile, other series celebrated significant wins, with Michael J. Fox earning his first Emmy nomination since 2016 for the Apple TV series Shrinking, and Hacks establishing a new record by securing 24 nominations in the comedy category.
The timing of the Emmy snub coincides with Landman's production schedule, having just concluded its second season in January 2026. A third season has already been approved for development, though production delays suggest the show will not return to screens until 2027, extending the wait time considerably beyond the previously targeted November 2026 release window that fans had anticipated.
- Taylor Sheridan's shows (Landman, Tulsa King, The Madison) were snubbed from major Emmy categories despite earlier critical acclaim and industry recognition
- The 78th Emmy nominations featured other surprises including Michael J. Fox's comeback nomination and Hacks setting a record with 24 comedy nominations
- Landman Season 3 is confirmed but delayed until 2027 after Season 2 wrapped in January 2026