Billy Bob Thornton Has Been Told Nothing About ‘Landman’ Season 2 by Taylor Sheridan

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The conclusion of the first season of “” has left fans of this year’s hottest new show eagerly anticipating what will happen next in the highly anticipated second season. But don’t expect any spoilers from the series’ lead actor, ““. After the finale of “Landman”, the actor spoke with Deadline about the show and, unsurprisingly, its future was a topic of conversation.

In recent times, Sheridan’s shows, particularly his Yellowstone franchise on Paramount+ and the series starring Sylvester Stallone (Tulsa King) and Zoe Saldaña (Lioness), have been leading the streaming charts. Remarkably, it’s rare to find a week in the past few years without one of Sheridan’s shows at the top. Yet, fans eager to learn about Season 2 of Landman will need to be patient as we wait for more updates. When asked about what’s next, Thornton simply replied:

Taylor tends to be secretive until he’s ready, then he’ll make sure I’m fully informed. It’s like he prefers to tidy up everything neatly before announcing anything, just as one would clean the house thoroughly before the family arrives home.

Taylor Sheridan’s Paramount Dominance is Set to Continue

Supporters of “Landman” are eagerly anticipating whether Paramount will revive the show for another season. While it appears likely, they can still look forward to more exciting content from the Sheridan studios in the meantime.

The upcoming year marks the comeback of “1923,” the prequel series to “Yellowstone” that has been absent for two years. Featuring Harrison Ford and Helen Mirren portraying Jacob and Cara Dutton, a trailer for the second season was released in December, setting a premiere date of February 23, 2025. This is just about two years since Season 1 concluded, and with the air date approaching, it’s likely that the show will reappear on Paramount+’s charts as viewers refresh their memories about past events.

The controversial ending of “Yellowstone” has sparked a new sequel series centered around characters Beth Dutton (Kelly Reilly) and Rip Wheeler (Cole Hauser). Both actors have agreed to star in this upcoming show, though it may be some time before we see it on screens. Meanwhile, other series like “The Madison” are moving forward to help fill the gap left by “Yellowstone”.

In addition to upcoming seasons of “Tulsa King” and “Lioness”, Taylor Sheridan’s shows will provide plenty of viewing options for fans in the near future. Although Taylor Sheridan’s series may not appeal to everyone, the growing popularity indicates that those not following the Sheridan trend are becoming increasingly rare.

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2025-01-13 16:33