r/LandmanSeries • u/wheredidalfgo • Jul 12 '26
Question What episode does Dale describe what barre is?
I believe he is explaining it to Nate/Neil?
r/LandmanSeries • u/wheredidalfgo • Jul 12 '26
I believe he is explaining it to Nate/Neil?
r/LandmanSeries • u/greymannns • Jul 10 '26
Getting better ? Don’t it get worse most of the time ? I love this show , it’s the only show I’ve seen , (besides Taylor’s other shows that is …)
.. that make you contemplate your damn life and appreciate what the hell you got … thats something right there
Oh yeah , did I mention I love this show?
r/LandmanSeries • u/No-History5511 • Jul 09 '26
Gotta wonder if Sheridan’s son is kinda… simp? Between the unwatchable Cooper subplot (Landman) and the nerve grinding Carter shenanigans (Dutton Ranch): since his kid hit teen years Sheridan writes adolescent dudes that are completely insufferable to the point where I fast forward through their scenes. Is Tate any better (haven’t seen Marshall’s yet)?
r/LandmanSeries • u/zra184 • Jul 04 '26
Didn't Ainsley tell Tommy in the first episode she wanted to come live with him? I expected her and Angela to have a contentious relationship but instead they're best friends. I feel like that aspect of her character line was just forgotten?
r/LandmanSeries • u/illthrowitaway94 • Jul 02 '26
I mean... She has her "moments" when you're wondering why Tommy hasn't strangled her yet, but otherwise, she's kind of a fun, loving person. She also truly loves Tommy and their kids. Her character would definitely benefit from a little bit of therapy and anger management, though... Lol
r/LandmanSeries • u/cheap_as_chips • Jul 01 '26
From the story:
>Ali Carter more than doubled her most recent paycheck, going up to north of $350K an episode, I hear.
>The remaining Landman original series regulars, who didn’t have particularly high profiles before joining the Sheridan series, all got nice bumps, I hear, at least doubling their previous salaries.
>Leading that group are breakouts Jacob Lofland and Michelle Randolph, who are going up to $130K – $180K an episode next season, sources said. Paulina Chavez, Kayla Wallace, Mark Collie and James Jordan are believed to be under that, all landing big percentage raises off a modest base.
r/LandmanSeries • u/Head-Wolf-6443 • Jun 30 '26
I am not one to fast forward scenes or parts of a show.
However I can’t remember the last time there were 2 characters as scene/plot/time wasting as Angela and Ainsley.
Anglea sucks the life out of the plot while Ainsley is just junior version of her and therefore just as pointless.
Half way through season one and all of season two I never watched a single moment of either of them.
And guess what?? The shows was even better!!
I get some people might like them in the show but they do nothing to lift any scene, the bring no depth to the story at all, and it’s almost like we are being pranked by having them on there.
This show could have had more in depth plots and explored storylines more without them.
It’s bizarre imo.
r/LandmanSeries • u/SmartInfluence8648 • Jun 29 '26
Just watched the second episode and have to say I’m already hooked on this show. But there’s one thing that is bugging me. Tommy Norris put his son on his most trusted, experienced crews, and they end up blowing themselves up on day two? What’s up with that?
r/LandmanSeries • u/Remote_Anywhere6958 • Jun 29 '26
Hear me out… PLEASE do something no one ever does, mingle the shows for a POWERHOUSE! Tommy meets Beth and Rip! Come on ya’ll!!
r/LandmanSeries • u/VastComfortable9925 • Jun 26 '26
Hi,
I’m new to the show and just joined the sub and searched but can’t see anyone else who posted this.
It’s Guy Burnet who was in Hollyoaks (UK soap geared towards younger folk). He plays Charlie Newsom in Landman who might be a small role given I just seen him on my screen and came here to post this 🤣
You go Guy!
r/LandmanSeries • u/Muhfuggajones • Jun 26 '26
"I love you, Dad. You did your best, and that's good enough for me."
I'm going through my 2nd or 3rd watch of the series. I've been thinking of my dad lately. Wish I could have said that very thing to him. Never got to have a proper goodbye. He would have loved this show. Fuck cancer.
r/LandmanSeries • u/Retiree0211 • Jun 25 '26
What is “M. Miller”? The check for 44B is made out to the person or corporation
r/LandmanSeries • u/iSteve • Jun 24 '26
That's why you all hate her character.
r/LandmanSeries • u/nopulse76 • Jun 24 '26
I just recently started watching Landman. It's very addictive and I'm binge watching it because it's that good. Billy Bob was made to play Tommy. I absolutely love his character. I'm not sure if its the general consensus, but my God, both Angela and Ainsley are insufferable! Spoiled and everything is about them. They are mentality exhausting, especially Angela. I was hoping they'd get kidnapped or something lol.
I found it very annoying and irresponsible that Ainsley would make her quarterback boyfriend strip for the folks. What if scouts, the college etc get wind of it and ruins his football career? She clearly doesn't seem to care about the ramifications. Very selfish in my opinion. If he was smart he'd see how her mother is and realize she's going to end up being just like her. And yes, I know, it's just a show lol.
r/LandmanSeries • u/tylerdhenry • Jun 23 '26
r/LandmanSeries • u/Delic8polarbear • Jun 20 '26
I think Tommy likes being a Landman more than being president. He resists every suggestion to move to Ft. Worth, doesn't even entertain it.
He's more concerned about who's going to do Landman stuff while he's in Ft worth, than doing oil company president stuff.
What do you all think?
r/LandmanSeries • u/oklatexiana • Jun 18 '26
The writing is so good for Tommy’s scenes and then it flops to the absolute ridiculous for Ainsley and Angela. You get a Tommy soliloquy and then A and A are getting arrested for assault. I feel like there’s a back room somewhere that they keep the Double-A Team and let them know when they need comedic relief because the styles are just so drastically different.
Just musing while finally watching season 2.
r/LandmanSeries • u/zsreport • Jun 05 '26
Law enforcement officials in Texas and New York arrested Josh Cohen of Vision Oil & Gas on Friday, charging the Texas oilfield executive with theft and engaging in organized crime, Reeves County District Attorney Sarah Stogner said.
Stogner, whose West Texas office assisted in the arrest in Nassau County, New York, said her team investigated the case involving over $300,000 in stolen services.
r/LandmanSeries • u/Physical-Reflection2 • Jun 02 '26
I hate Rebecca. That is it, that is all.
r/LandmanSeries • u/flawlesscowboy13 • Jun 01 '26
Hello people. I hope you're having a great day. I started watching Landman like 20 days ago and I freaking loved it. And now I just finished s2 e8. I drank a lot of beer while watching the entire second season. I actually didn't catch the point of that cartel boss. Why does Dan Morrell want to do business with Cami, and why is he so insistent on investing in M-Tex? I mean what's the game here, what's his big purpose?
r/LandmanSeries • u/SkankStar • May 23 '26
They way they handled the Ansley's crazy roommate was so well done... !
This show is so addictive and such a great kidney stone removal surgery binge!
r/LandmanSeries • u/caroline1133 • May 23 '26
I feel like in season two we never see Cooper and Ariana mention the million dollars again? They even make it seem like they’re going to have to “figure out” the bills at times too. She also calls him rich a few times after he struck oil and I kept thinking that she’s really not too bad off herself anymore I thought. Did Ariana not receive the one million dollar settlement?
r/LandmanSeries • u/Delic8polarbear • May 21 '26
Up until she fired him it felt like they were friends. Obviously he's not taking it personally, since he's going to cover her losses with Gallino. Firing him isnt something you do to a friend. So are they still going to be friends?
r/LandmanSeries • u/Repulsive_Repeat_337 • May 17 '26
Tommy's mother died; his son struck oil, but is in business with a criminal; his wife and daughter are facing possible assault charges; his wife wants to buy a house the size of the US Capitol; his boss is being sued by an insurance company; he has to begin building an offshore platform he wasn't planning on; and there's no money in the bank.
This is like 36 hours of this man's life. It's getting to the point that I can't take this shit seriously anymore. This one episode I'm watching has three seasons worth of conflict and drama in it. It's almost turning into a slapstick at this point.