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Landman Star Breaks Silence: Season 3 Filming Halted After Major Shakeup
Landman Season 3: Everything We Know So Far (In Simple Terms)
The Big News: Filing Is Delayed But Coming Soon
If you’re a fan of Landman, the hit Paramount+ show about the wild world of West Texas oil, here’s the latest scoop: Season 3 is happening, but it’s starting a bit later than planned.
IMPORTANT POINT: Filming was originally expected to begin in August, but now it’s pushed to September. The good news? The whole gang is coming back!
Who’s Talking? Meet James Jordan
James Jordan plays Dale on the show. He recently spilled the beans at the premiere of another Taylor Sheridan show, Lioness. Think of him as your insider friend who just got the latest gossip straight from the source.
What Did Jordan Reveal? (The Juicy Details)
Here’s what we learned straight from Dale himself:
The Core Team Is Returning
- Billy Bob Thornton (the star, playing Tommy Norris) → BACK
- Stephen Kay (director Jordan "adores") → BACK
- Taylor Sheridan (creator/writer) → WRITING RIGHT NOW
- James Jordan (Dale) → NOT WORRIED ABOUT HIS JOB
IMPORTANT POINT: Jordan said, "I would not be concerned [about my future on the show]." That’s a strong sign the main cast is safe.
The Script Exists — And Jordan Peeked!
- Taylor Sheridan sent Jordan the Season 3 script on his phone
- Jordan "guarded it with his life" but snuck a quick peek
- His verdict? "It’s going to be amazing."
Filming Timeline
- Start: Sometime in September 2025
- Duration: Shoot through first quarter of 2026 (so ~6 months)
- Location: Back to the Fort Worth, Texas area
- Release Date: Unknown — "Up to the powers that be"
Episode Count & Vibe
- 10 episodes (same as Seasons 1 & 2)
- Promised to be: "Crazy, wonderful, funny and wild"
- Jordan: "Just like season 1 and season 2 have been."
Wait, What Is Landman Again? (ELI5 Version)
QUICK REFRESHER:
Landman is a drama about the oil business in West Texas.
- Based on the "Boomtown" podcast (real stories!)
- Billy Bob Thornton plays a "corporate fixer" — a guy who cleans up messes for a rich oil boss
- Think: High stakes, big money, family drama, and dust
- Created by Taylor Sheridan (the mastermind behind Yellowstone, Tulsa King, Mayor of Kingstown, Lioness, Lawmen: Bass Reeves)
Bonus: Jordan Also Works on Lioness!
James Jordan isn’t just a Landman guy — he’s a Taylor Sheridan regular.
- Lioness Season 3 drops on Paramount+ on Sunday, August 2, 2025
- Jordan says working with Sheridan is a no-brainer:
"He’s my favorite writer… a mentor… a friend. No one works harder. He never compromises. When he asks you to come back, you show up and work your butt off."
Summary: The TL;DR
| What | Status |
|---|---|
| Season 3 Renewed? | Yes |
| Scripts Ready? | Yes (Jordan has his!) |
| Main Cast Returning? | Looks like it |
| Director Returning? | Stephen Kay |
| Filming Start | September 2025 (delayed from August) |
| Filming End | ~March 2026 |
| Episodes | 10 |
| Release Date | TBD (Paramount+ decides) |
| Vibe | "Crazy, wonderful, funny, wild" |
FAQ: Your Burning Questions Answered
When will Landman Season 3 actually come out?
A: No official date yet. Filming runs Sept 2025 – early 2026, so best guess? Late 2026 or early 2027 on Paramount+.
Is Billy Bob Thornton definitely coming back?
A: All signs point to YES. Jordan said "Billy Bob and everybody, we’re all ready to get back to work."
Why was filming delayed from August to September?
A: The article doesn’t say exactly — could be scheduling, scripts, weather, or just "TV reasons." But it’s only a month, not a cancellation.
Do I need to watch Yellowstone or Lioness to understand Landman?
A: Nope! They’re all Taylor Sheridan shows, but each stands alone. Landman is its own story about oil, not cowboys or spies.
Where can I watch Seasons 1 & 2 to catch up?
A: Paramount+ — that’s the only place Landman lives.
Final Thought
The oil rigs are warming up. The scripts are written. The cast is pumped. And Taylor Sheridan is doing what he does best — cooking up 10 episodes of messy, thrilling, funny, high-stakes Texas drama.
Keep an eye on Paramount+ announcements for the official premiere date. Until then — maybe rewatch Seasons 1 & 2? Dale would approve.
