When Will Season 3 of Landman Come Out?
Landman Season 3 does not have an exact release date yet, but most credible reports point to a late 2026 premiere, very likely around November 2026 on Paramount+.
Seasons 1 and 2 both launched in November (2024 and 2025), and industry coverage consistently notes that Paramount+ wants to keep that yearly rhythm because the show has turned into one of the platform’s strongest performers.
Viewers can reasonably plan for another “cool-weather, high-drama oil boom” season toward the end of 2026, unless production hits unexpected delays.
There is no official episode-by-episode calendar yet, but based on the first two seasons, fans can expect a 10‑episode run dropping weekly. Think of it as another stretch of Sundays where the weekend ends with pipelines, politics, and one last coffee before Monday hits.
Has Landman Been Renewed for Season 3?
Yes, Landman has already been officially renewed for Season 3 by Paramount+.
On X, the official Landman account @landmanpplus teased fans by hinting that “what’s better than Season 2” is the upcoming Season 3, confirming that more Landman is on the way to Paramount+ and keeping excitement high for the next chapter.
The renewal was confirmed in early December 2025, shortly after Season 2’s premiere broke Paramount+ viewing records with about 9.2 million global views in just two days, a huge jump over Season 1’s debut.
That kind of growth made a third season feel less like a surprise and more like a business necessity.
Executives and trade reports describe Landman as one of Paramount+’s biggest original dramas, which gives the show solid long‑term prospects even as creator Taylor Sheridan balances other projects and a future move to NBCUniversal.
Cast members like Sam Elliott have also talked openly about Season 3 plans, including when cameras are expected to roll, which is always a good sign that the next chapter is truly happening and not just stuck in development.
When and Where to Watch Landman Season 3?
Landman Season 3 is expected to stream exclusively on Paramount+, with a likely global launch window in November 2026, following the same pattern as the first two seasons.
The usual rollout has new episodes going live in the very early hours of Sunday in the US, which lines up as mid‑morning in the UK and afternoon in India, turning it into either a late‑night binge or a lazy‑Sunday watch depending on the time zone.
For anyone planning ahead, a simple checklist helps:
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A current Paramount+ subscription (or local equivalent where Paramount+ content is carried).
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Reliable internet, because the show’s cinematography and big set pieces really do look better in high resolution.
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A bit of patience: filming is expected to start around April–May 2026, so trailers and exact dates will likely drop closer to autumn.
About the Landman Series
Landman is a modern drama set in the boomtowns of West Texas, following landmen, roughnecks, billionaires, and everyone caught between the money and the mess of the oil and gas industry.
Inspired by the podcast “Boomtown,” it mixes personal stories with bigger themes like climate impact, corporate power, and the way sudden wealth can shake entire communities.
The cast is led by Billy Bob Thornton, with high‑profile names like Demi Moore, Andy Garcia, Ali Larter, Jon Hamm, and Sam Elliott joining across the first two seasons, which helps explain why the show keeps trending whenever a new episode lands.
Across Seasons 1 and 2, the series has built a reputation for tense boardroom deals, volatile rigs, and quiet scenes that hit just as hard one reason fans are already treating Season 3 as the chapter where unfinished rivalries and cliffhangers finally come to a head.
Disclaimer: Landman Season 3 details, including release window, viewing records, cast, and filming plans, are based on currently available reports and official announcements as of January 2026 and may change. Viewers should confirm the latest schedule and availability directly on Paramount+ or trusted entertainment news sources before relying on this information.
