Landman season 2 continues to pick up steam with exciting news, including the addition of Tombstone actor Sam Elliott to the cast.

Collider confirmed that Landman would be returning to Paramount+ in November 2025, just a year after its first season aired. Paramount Global co-CEO Chris McCarthy also revealed that Tulsa King season 3, the Sylvester Stallone mafia drama, would be back in September 2025, and Mayor of Kingstown, the Jeremy Renner crime series, would return for season 4 in October 2025. Landman season 2 is currently in production in Texas, and it should be ready in time for a busy Fall season for Taylor Sheridan fans.

What Season 2's 2025 Release Means For Landman

Taylor Sheridan Shows Will Dominate Q4 Of 2025

Taylor Sheridan rose to prominence through the immense popularity of Yellowstone, and he's since become Paramount's greatest asset in their effort to compete in the streaming game. With platforms like Netflix and Hulu having years to accumulate a library, Sheridan's ability to provide several popular titles at an unprecedented speed is providing Paramount+ with the original content it needs to survive, and Landman could be its biggest hit in years.

Taylor Sheridan is offering something invaluable in the streaming age: reliable output.

Having new seasons of Tulsa King, Mayor of Kingstown, and Landman released back-to-back later this year will be significant, especially while audiences are waiting for news regarding new Yellowstone spin-offs. Taylor Sheridan is offering something invaluable in the streaming age: reliable output. While audiences wait over two years between other blockbuster TV shows, having an annual, guaranteed lineup of Sheridan shows might give Paramount+ an edge.

Our Take On Landman Season 2's Quick Turnaround

Annual Seasons Are Great, But Landman Needs To Maintain Its Quality

While I'm absolutely thrilled to be returning to Landman so quickly, I hope the speed at which the TV series is developed won't detract from its quality. Yellowstone was at its best before Sheridan began working on several other shows on the side, and his television seasons have vastly varied in quality since.

If Landman can maintain an annual release while achieving the entertainment value that made season 1 so enjoyable, I'm all in, but I'm nervous of the potential for redundancy. Taylor Sheridan writes many of his characters with similar archetypes.

Landman has a 78% rating on Rotten Tomatoes.

Many of the dynamics and personalities found in Landman are also in Yellowstone, and pushing the shows along without time and attention could have lackluster results, with the series and its characters quickly starting to feel repetitive. The addition of Sam Elliott and more screen time for Demi Moore and Andy Garcia's characters could be tremendous boosts. As of now, I'm cautiously optimistic for Landman's return and the other Sheridan shows coming out later this year.