Paramount+ is set to release the season 2 finale of “Landman” on Sunday, January 18, bringing the latest chapter of Taylor Sheridan’s West Texas oil drama to a close. The episode follows a dramatic run of storylines, including Tommy Miller (Billy Bob Thornton) losing his job at M-Tex Oil and growing tensions surrounding the offshore drilling project.
As the series heads into its already-confirmed third season, viewers will see how several key conflicts play out, including major consequences for Cooper Miller (Jacob Lofland) after a violent fight connected to Ariana (Paulina Chavez), and Ainsley Miller’s (Michelle Randolph) rocky start at university.
‘Landman’ Season 2 Finale Release Time, How to Watch
“Landman” season 2, episode 10 will be available to stream on Paramount+ beginning Sunday, January 18. Like previous episodes, the finale is expected to drop at 12 a.m. PT / 3 a.m. ET in the United States.
Here are the listed release times in additional regions:
- US: 12 a.m. PT / 3 a.m. ET
- Canada: 12 a.m. PT / 3 a.m. ET
- UK: 8 a.m. GMT
- India: 1:30 p.m. IST
- Singapore: 4 p.m. SGT
- Australia: 7 p.m. AEDT
- New Zealand: 9 p.m. NZDT
Paramount+ also has “Landman” season 1 available to stream for viewers who want to catch up ahead of the finale.
‘Landman’ Season 2 Finale Plot Includes Tommy Fired by Cami
Episode 10 is titled “Tragedy and Flies,” and it arrives after a major turning point between Tommy and Cami Miller (Demi Moore). Leading into the finale, Cami fired Tommy from M-Tex Oil following disagreements tied to the offshore drilling project, reshaping the show’s power structure heading into the next season.
The finale also follows storylines involving Cooper, who may face serious consequences after beating up the man who tried to sexually assault Ariana. Meanwhile, Ainsley begins university but clashes quickly with roommates.
‘Landman’ Showrunner Discussed Building Toward Major Twists
“Landman,” which premiered in 2024, explores the oilfields of West Texas and the people whose lives revolve around the industry. Season 1 ended with the death of Monty Miller (Jon Hamm), positioning Cami as a more central figure within the company and the family’s future.
Executive producer Christian Wallace previously discussed how the series lays groundwork for large turns without making them feel sudden.
“You kind of drop these little pieces throughout the entire season,” Wallace told TV Insider in January 2025.
“There’s Monty checking his heart rate on his watch or his wife Cami telling him no more coffee and just little things that were dropped this entire time to kind of let you know that something’s going on so that when it does finally happen, it’s not just completely out of nowhere.”
Wallace added that the production works to balance foreshadowing and surprise.
“But you also don’t wanna be too heavy-handed about it and just telegraph that explicitly to the viewers,” he said. “So it’s just kind of a matter of trying to strike that balance of letting people know that there’s an issue without making it just the only thing that they can think about.”
