Season 1 of Landman introduced viewers to the intense world of oil company crisis manager Tommy Norris and set records for the Paramount Plus streaming service.
The hit drama co-created by Taylor Sheridan, which chronicles modern-day fortune-seeking in the land of oil rigs, is currently debuting its second season. Season 2 picks up after the events of the first, while Norris faces growing pressure from M-Tex Oil and Demi Moore’s character Cami Miller, per Paramount Plus. It includes the return of Andy Garcia’s cartel boss from Landman’s season 1 finale and sees Sam Elliott join the cast to play the father of Norris.
The first season of Landman had the most-watched global premiere and finale of any series in the history of the streaming service, according to Paramount Plus, and it earned Billy Bob Thornton a Golden Globe nomination for his role as Norris. If you want more of the show set in West Texas, here is your complete guide to tuning into season 2.
The first two episodes are already available to stream. In the US, new episodes are set to debut on Sundays at 12 a.m. ET (so PT folks should be able to watch on Saturdays at 9 p.m.). Barring any delays, expect to find the third episode in your Paramount Plus app when you start your day on Sunday, Nov. 30.
- Episode 1, Death and a Sunset: Streaming now.
- Episode 2, Sins of the Father: Streaming now.
- Episode 3: Nov. 30
- Episode 4: Dec. 7
- Episode 5: Dec. 14
- Episode 6: Dec. 21
- Episode 7: Dec. 28
- Episode 8: Jan. 4
- Episode 9: Jan. 11
- Episode 10: Jan. 18
What are the Paramount Plus plans?
Paramount Plus offers two tiers: Essential and Premium. Essential costs $8 per month, and Premium costs $13 per month. You can also choose to prepay for a year, which costs $60 for the Essential plan and $120 for the Premium plan.
With a Paramount Plus streaming subscription, you can catch Taylor Sheridan projects and franchises like Star Trek and South Park. The service also offers Paramount Pictures films, CBS series and live sports. For more on the service, read our review.
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