Taylor Sheridan Fires Up Season 3 Production On Texas Oil Drama Landman

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• Landman celebrates the grit and ingenuity of the American oil industry, a sector that powers our economy without apology.
• The series portrays working-class families taking control of their destiny, embodying the spirit of limited government and free enterprise.
• Filming once again in Texas underscores the state’s role as a beacon of opportunity and resistance to overregulation.

Cameras have started rolling on the third season of Taylor Sheridan’s oil-industry drama Landman, delivering welcome news to viewers who value stories rooted in real American work and ambition.

The Paramount+ series centers on the Norris family navigating the high-stakes world of Texas oil after striking out on their own at the end of season two.

Production is underway in and around Fort Worth, continuing Sheridan’s tradition of filming where the industry actually lives and breathes.

James Jordan, who appears on both Landman and Sheridan’s Lioness, posted an on-set photo confirming that filming has begun, writing simply, “Up n runnin’ and back after it!”

The lack of heavy visual effects means post-production should move quickly, positioning the show for a possible spring or summer 2027 return.

Landman continues to draw audiences by focusing on the challenges and triumphs of energy workers rather than coastal political narratives.

Billy Bob Thornton leads the cast as the family patriarch, bringing authenticity to a character who reflects the everyday struggles of blue-collar America.

“Up n runnin’ and back after it!”

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