AceShowbiz - Landman, created by acclaimed writer and producer Taylor Sheridan, continues to carve out a notable place in the streaming landscape. Despite receiving a mixed response from viewers, the show has achieved a significant milestone on Paramount+, demonstrating its strong staying power.

As Taylor Sheridan faces an uncertain future with several of his other projects, including the nearing conclusion of Mayor of Kingstown and the pending renewal status of Lioness, Landman remains his most promising success. The series, which also serves as a spin-off from Sheridan’s popular works like Yellowstone and Tulsa King, has been renewed for a third season, solidifying its role as a key asset for both the creator and the streaming platform.

Premiering in 2024, Landman stars Billy Bob Thornton and Ali Larter and received generally positive critical reviews. However, its audience reception has been more divided, with particular criticism aimed at the show’s portrayal of renewable energy themes and its depiction of female characters. The first season earned a 66% audience score on Rotten Tomatoes, which declined to 46% in the second season, a notable dip compared to the consistently higher ratings of Sheridan’s flagship series Yellowstone, which maintains a 76% audience score.

Despite this uneven reception, Landman has made a remarkable impact on streaming charts. According to FlixPatrol, the show has remained on the domestic Paramount+ viewership charts for over 200 days, a testament to its ongoing appeal and viewer engagement. The second season, which premiered in November 2025, garnered an 83% critics’ score on Rotten Tomatoes. Critics praised the season for refining its gritty dramatic elements and making incremental improvements in how it handles female characters, while continuing to spotlight Billy Bob Thornton’s charismatic performance.

The latest season also introduced legendary actor Sam Elliott to the cast. Elliott previously collaborated with Taylor Sheridan on the well-received prequel series 1883, which also featured Thornton in a cameo role. This addition has been seen as a boost to the show’s appeal, further linking Landman to Sheridan’s broader Western universe.

While Sheridan’s working relationship with Paramount has deteriorated, with plans to partner with NBCUniversal from 2029 onward, he appears to be focusing on maintaining momentum with Landman. Whether this signals a long-term plan to conclude the show or continue expanding his television empire remains to be seen.

For now, fans of Sheridan’s work can continue to stream Landman on Paramount+ as the series moves forward into its third season. Updates on the show’s progress and Sheridan’s evolving career will be closely followed by entertainment outlets like Collider.