Will there be a Landman season 2?

The first season ended on a major bombshell, with the death of Jon Hamm's character Monty.

At the time, Hamm spoke with The Hollywood Reporter about his exit from the show, saying of filming his finale scenes: "Those kinds of scenes are particularly difficult because you’re on your way out, basically, and that’s not fun.

"But honestly, being with the calibre of actors that I was with – Demi [Moore] and Billy Bob [Thornton] and everybody involved – it was just truly outstanding. You go, 'This is a spectacular group of people,' and I just can’t imagine it being any more exciting or fun.

"Obviously, the particulars of the job in that case are a little difficult given that you’ve got tubes and a bunch of gunk all up in you, but the rest of it is fun. Who gets to be present at their own death, you know?"

Co-creator Christian Wallace has teased when speaking with TVLine that Monty's death means his wife Cami, played by Demi Moore, would take a bigger role in a potential second season – but will that come to pass?

Read on for everything you need to know about the big new update regarding Landman's future, as well as for everything we have heard about where the show could go in a new batch of episodes.

Will there be a Landman season 2?

There will! It was first reported by Variety in March 2025 that the show had been renewed for a second season on Paramount Plus.

At the time of renewal, Chris McCarthy, president and CEO of Showtime/MTV Entertainment Studios and Paramount Media Networks, said in a statement: "Landman was one of the biggest shows of the year because of Taylor Sheridan’s unique ability to tap into the cultural zeitgeist, harnessing the Neo-western themes of rugged individualism, ambition and working-class struggles set against contemporary debates around energy, climate change and economic growth.

"The series has helped drive Paramount+ to new heights as the #2 SVOD in the US for Original Hours Watched in Q4, alongside our other hit series Tulsa King, The Agency, Lioness and Dexter: Original Sin."

The renewal shouldn't be a surprise. Not only was the show a ratings success, but the creative team behind the programme have long stated that they were hoping for more episodes.

Speaking with The Direct, co-creator Christian Wallace previously said: "As long as there are stories to tell, I would love to keep telling them. And I think we really just skinned the surface on our first season, and that's saying something because they cover a lot of ground. So yeah, I hope we keep telling these stories for a while."

Meanwhile, some cast members expressed their expectation that the show would be returning, with Demi Moore telling Deadline back in May 2024: "I’ve already completed the first season and I’m excited for us to start the second, which will be at the beginning of next year."

Jacob Lofland also told ScreenRant that while he "can't say yay or nay, and I have no idea", he does "hope, more than anything, that we go back to working as quick as we can on it, because it's a blast, and I love making it, and I think this story needs to be told, and I think people are going to love it".

Of his character's progression, Lofland said he would "hope to see Cooper become the young man that he's aspiring to be, and kind of step out of boyhood".

Meanwhile, Paulina Chávez told ScreenRant that she hadn't heard anything about the show's future, but that she wants "to stay optimistic".

"Billy Bob Thornton got nominated for a Golden Globe for the show," Chávez added, "so, I mean, I don't know, fingers crossed".

Following the show's finale being released, Thornton told Deadline that he didn't know where a season 2 would take the characters as Sheridan "keeps it pretty close to the vest until it’s time", but added that "when he knows it’s time, he’ll let me know".

"And when he lets me know, he really lets me know the whole thing," Thornton explained. "It’s kind of like you want to get all the dust out of the corners before the family gets home when you’re cleaning the house. He really wants it to be where it’s supposed to be before any of us hear about it."

When will Landman season 2 be released on Paramount Plus?

It's hard to say when Landman season 2 will arrive on screens, but we imagine it could be some time until we see it.

Wrangling the all-star cast can't be easy, while the show's high production values mean it is likely to take some time to turn around. We'd imagine the earliest it could arrive on Paramount Plus would be mid-2026, although late 2026 may be more likely.

We will keep this page updated as and when we get any more concrete information.

Who will return to star in Landman season 2?

We don't yet know exactly who from the cast will be back for season 2.

We certainly expect Billy Bob Thornton to be back, while some cast members such as Jacob Lofland and Paulina Chávez have expressed their own expectation to return.

We would also expect Demi Moore to be back in an expanded role as Cami, as has been outlined by Thornton and co-creator Christian Wallace.

In contrast, Jon Hamm is not expected to return, with Wallace having confirmed that his character Monty Miller died at the end of season 1.

For now, it seems we will just have to wait and see how the cast of season 2 shapes up, but here's the cast of season 1 who could be back for the new run:

• Billy Bob Thornton as Tommy Norris
• Ali Larter as Angela Norris
• Jacob Lofland as Cooper Norris
• Michelle Randolph as Ainsley Norris
• Paulina Chávez as Ariana Medina
• Kayla Wallace as Rebecca Falcone
• Mark Collie as Sheriff Walt Joeberg
• James Jordan as Dale Bradley
• Demi Moore as Cami Miller

Is there a trailer for Landman season 2?

There isn't a trailer available for Landman season 2 yet, as the new episodes have not been filmed at this point. We will keep this page updated when any new footage emerges.

In the meantime, you can rewatch the trailer for season 1 here now.

Landman season 1 is available to stream on Paramount Plus. Get a seven day free Paramount Plus trial at Amazon Prime Video.

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