LANDMAN — SEASON 3 (2026)

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NguyenVuong
January 31, 2026

LANDMAN — SEASON 3 (2026)

Starring: Billy Bob Thornton • Sam Elliott • Kevin Costner • Ali Larter

Genre: Drama • Crime • Thriller • Western • Oil Industry

“Power is drilled from the ground… and paid for in blood.”

Landman — Season 3 (2026) pushes the series into its darkest, most intense, and politically explosive chapter yet, expanding the power struggle of the oil world into a full-scale war of money, influence, and survival.

Billy Bob Thornton remains electrifying as Tommy Norris, now operating in a far more dangerous arena where corporate ambition, cartel pressure, and political corruption collide. His performance is razor-sharp, morally conflicted, and brutally realistic, making him the emotional and strategic core of the season.

Sam Elliott brings old-school authority and weathered wisdom, embodying the fading generation of oilmen who understand that the world is changing — and their era is dying.

Kevin Costner enters as a powerful industry titan, elevating the stakes with a commanding, high-level performance that adds prestige, gravitas, and ruthless ambition to the story.

Ali Larter continues to shine with a strong, layered arc, navigating family, loyalty, and ambition in a world dominated by greed and power plays.

Season 3 intensifies the drama with:

• Corporate warfare and billion-dollar power moves

• Cartel threats, sabotage, and deadly negotiations

• Political manipulation and backroom deals

• Family conflict under extreme pressure

• Explosive confrontations and morally gray decisions

The tone is grittier, more mature, and more grounded than ever, focusing less on spectacle and more on character psychology, systemic corruption, and the real cost of chasing power.

Beyond crime and business, the season explores:

• Greed vs. responsibility

• Legacy in a collapsing industry

• Loyalty in a world ruled by profit

• Masculinity, pride, and power

• The environmental and human cost of oil

Landman — Season 3 feels like prestige television at its peak — tense, sharp, emotionally heavy, and unafraid to expose the ugly truth behind American power and wealth.