After a buzzworthy debut that lit up Paramount+, Landman is gearing up for a high-octane return. Season 2 is officially happening, and fans are already counting the days. With filming wrapped in Texas and a stacked cast—including some exciting new faces—there’s a lot to unpack about what’s coming next. So, if you’ve been dying to know when Billy Bob’s back in boots or how the oil drama heats up, here’s the full scoop on Landman Season 2.
When Is Landman Season 2 Coming Out?
Mark the date: Landman Season 2 premieres November 17, 2025, only on Paramount+. Shooting kicked off in April 2025 down in Texas, and they’ve moved fast—just like Season 1’s production. Expect weekly drops, not a binge-style dump, so get ready to settle in for another slow-burn season of oil-soaked chaos and high-stakes drama.
Some earlier rumors hinted at a 2026 release, but Paramount+ has confirmed the fall 2025 date. So, no need to wait too long to dive back into the drama-filled world of derricks, deals, and danger.
Who’s In and Who’s Out? The Cast of Season 2
Landman Season 2 brings back the heavy hitters and adds some fresh energy to the mix. Here’s who you’ll see:
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Billy Bob Thornton returns as Tommy Norris, the smooth-talking crisis fixer caught between the oil game and his messy personal life. His role? Still the heartbeat of the show.
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Demi Moore is back as Cami Miller, now stepping up big-time after her husband Monty’s death. With Tommy’s help, she’s about to learn just how brutal the business of oil can be.
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Andy Garcia is also returning as cartel boss Galino—his presence adds serious edge to the show. Joining him is Stefania Spampinato, playing his wife, which should deepen the cartel drama even more.
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Ali Larter reprises her role as Angela Norris, Tommy’s unpredictable ex-wife. Expect more emotional fireworks there.
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Familiar faces like Jacob Lofland, Michelle Randolph, Paulina Chávez, Kayla Wallace, James Jordan, Mark Collie, and Colm Feore are all sticking around too, keeping the ensemble strong and consistent.
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New this season: Sam Elliott joins the main cast, though his role’s still under wraps. Thornton’s called him a mentor, so expect something impactful. Also joining: J. Smith-Cameron (Succession), Guy Burnet, and Miriam Silverman—bringing new characters, new tension, and more conflict to the oil patch.
One person you won’t see? Jon Hamm. His character, Monty Miller, met a dramatic end in the Season 1 finale, so his time in West Texas is officially over.
What’s the Story in Season 2?
While Paramount+ hasn’t dropped an official synopsis yet, we’ve got a pretty good idea of what’s coming—thanks to the explosive Season 1 finale and a few behind-the-scenes teases.
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Tommy’s Juggling Act: He’s still trying to balance shady oil deals, cartel ties, and family drama. His dynamic with Cami deepens as he helps her navigate the industry Monty left behind.
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Cami Steps Up: After losing her husband, Cami finds herself thrown into the deep end at M-Tex Oil. With no real experience, she leans on Tommy—but expect her to carve out her own path, too.
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Cartel Trouble: Tommy’s alliance with Galino is only going to get messier. With Andy Garcia’s cool, calculating presence and Stefania Spampinato’s new character adding to the intrigue, there’s bound to be danger on both sides of the law.
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Fresh Faces, New Fights: The new characters aren’t just background noise. J. Smith-Cameron’s role could tie into corporate or legal drama, while Guy Burnet’s engineer character might stir things up on the ground level.
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Family Fallout: Tommy’s family life remains a mess. His ex-wife Angela is still around, and his daughter Ainsley (Michelle Randolph) continues to be a crucial emotional anchor—or perhaps a breaking point.
And as with all Taylor Sheridan shows, don’t expect this to stay on the surface. Season 2 will likely dive even deeper into themes like power, greed, loyalty, and the environmental price of all that black gold beneath the dirt.
