Landman
Set in the proverbial boomtowns of West-Texas and a modern-day tale of fortune-seeking in the world of oil rigs, the series is an upstairs/downstairs story of roughnecks and wildcat billionaires that are fueling a boom so big it’s reshaping our climate, our economy and our geopolitics.
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A modern tale of fortune seeking amongst roughnecks and billionaires in the world of oil set in the boomtowns of Texas.
Tommy deals with the aftermath of a tragedy at the oil patch. Dynamics are disrupted when Ainsley moves into the oil house
Cooper makes an impression at the oil patch. Things get complicated for Tommy when his ex-wife Angela comes to town.
After a rocky first impression, Rebecca comes to Tommy's defense. Cooper gets an unexpected call.
Tommy and his crew receive an unwelcome visit at the patch. Angela hosts family dinner at the oil house.
Angela is caught off-guard when visiting Victor. The Norris family rallies around Cooper during his greatest time of need.
Tommy's cartel problem continues to escalate. Meanwhile, Angela and Ainsley get to know their community.
Tommy gets connected to the National Guard. Rebecca becomes increasingly suspicious of Cooper.
After a health scare, Monty puts Tommy in a tough position. Cooper comes up with a plan.
Tommy and Cami discuss whether to gamble or play it safe. The cartel makes a move.
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Dean
TMDB11 months ago
Really great show, deservers no less than 8 in my opinion.
misubisu
TMDB7 months ago
Landman (2024) Review: A Gritty and Utterly Captivating Texas Epic - 10/10
Taylor Sheridan's Landman is an absolute tour de force, a sprawling, high-stakes drama that immediately establishes itself as the gold standard of modern epic television. Set in the boomtowns of West Texas, it masterfully dissects the complex, cutthroat world of oil and gas—a world of fortunes made and lost, of earth-shaking machinery and even more volatile human ambition. But at its core, this series is a brilliant, Shakespearean family drama, and it is here that it achieves true perfection.
The heart and soul of Landman is the dysfunctional Norris family. This is not just a well-cast ensemble; it is one of the most electrifying, perfectly balanced family units ever put on screen. Each member is a force of nature, their dynamics a volatile mixture of deep-seated loyalty, fierce competition, and legacy trauma. The writing is sharp enough to cut through steel, giving every character layers of contradiction, vulnerability, and raw Texas grit. You believe they share blood, history, and a relentless drive to conquer their corner of the world, even if it means tearing each other apart in the process. Their scenes together are pure television magic—tense, hilarious, and deeply human.
Beyond the family saga, the show is a riveting procedural of high-finance and geology, a legal thriller, and a stark portrait of American capitalism, all wrapped in breathtaking cinematography that captures both the dusty beauty of the plains and the obscene wealth it generates. The pacing is relentless, the stakes feel genuinely continental, and the supporting cast of wildcatters, corporate sharks, and desperate landowners is impeccably drawn.
The Verdict
10/10 - An Instant Classic
Landman is more than just so entertaining; it is a complete and total triumph. It has the scale of Yellowstone, the financial intrigue of Billions, and the familial complexity of Succession,...
Jason
TMDB7 months ago
I watched Landman after finishing Yellowstone, 1883, and 1923. I haven't seen the second season yet. What I want to say is that Landman, like Yellowstone, can be seen as a modern Western. I really enjoy Sheridan's shows and hope Landman gets at least five seasons.
Marco-Hugo Landeta Vacas
TMDB3 months ago
(CASTELLANO) Landman me ha gustado bastante. Se nota que viene del universo de Taylor Sheridan y que comparte con otras de sus series esa mezcla de masculinidad áspera, poder, negocios, territorio y personajes que viven siempre al borde del conflicto. Pero también tiene una identidad propia bastante clara. Si Yellowstone estaba dominada por un tono más trágico y casi épico, aquí todo resulta más seco, más industrial, más pragmático y también más ligero en algunos momentos. Cambian los ranchos por el petróleo, y eso ya transforma por completo la atmósfera.
Lo mejor es que, aunque no tenga el peso emocional de Yellowstone, es una serie muy entretenida. Sabe moverse, sabe meterte en ese mundo y tiene suficiente nervio como para que quieras seguir viendo episodios. Funciona bien cuando se centra en el funcionamiento de esa industria, en sus riesgos, en su brutalidad cotidiana y en la lógica económica y humana que mueve todo ese ecosistema. Ahí tiene interés de verdad y una textura propia bastante potente.
Y luego está Billy Bob Thornton, que es el gran motor de la serie. Hace un trabajo muy bueno porque consigue sostener escenas enteras con su presencia, su ironía, su desgaste y esa forma tan suya de hablar como si llevara media vida mascando polvo, rabia y cinismo. Tiene carisma de sobra para que incluso los momentos más discutibles entren mejor. La serie gana muchísimo con él, porque sabe darle al personaje dureza, humor, cansancio y una humanidad seca que encaja muy bien con ese mundo.
También me gusta que no sea simplemente una copia de Yellowstone cambiando caballos por pozos. Hay similitudes, claro, pero aquí el drama no pesa igual, ni la serie busca la misma dimensión casi operística. Landman parece más interesada en el choque diario, en el negocio, en la tensión laboral y en el retrato de un entorno salvaje pero empresarial. Eso la hace menos emocional, sí, pero también más ágil y más directa.
No me parece redonda, porque se notan algunos defectos ba...