Taylor Sheridan’s ‘Landman’ Officially Returns After Months of Delays
Production on Taylor Sheridan's Paramount+ series Landman has officially resumed following months of delays, with actor James Jordan confirming on 24 September that filming for Season 3 is underway. The delay is particularly notable given that Season 2 concluded in January, making the wait considerably longer than viewers experienced with earlier seasons. This matters because the show has been Sheridan's most successful recent series and maintains significant audience momentum.
Season 3 will not follow the established November launch pattern of its predecessors, and Paramount+ has yet to announce an official premiere date. The cast, including Billy Bob Thornton, Demi Moore, Ali Larter, and Jacob Lofland, is returning, with Michael Kelly joining as newcomer William Crockett. Season 2's finale drew 14.8 million global viewers within its first two days, demonstrating the show's strong audience appeal heading into the next instalment.
- Landman Season 3 production officially begins after lengthy delays
- Show won't air in November like previous seasons; release date unconfirmed
- Season 2 drew 14.8 million viewers, suggesting strong audience anticipation