Production on Landman Season 3 has finally started in Fort Worth, Texas. The news comes with a twist: four actors are now getting the recognition they deserve.
Colm Feore, Mustafa Speaks, Bobbi Salvor Menuez, and Francesca Xuereb have all been upgraded to series regulars. That means their characters — Nathan, Boss, Paigyn Meester, and Cheyenne — will be sticking around for the foreseeable future. The move is a nod to fans who have watched these performers carry episodes that would otherwise be lost.
Michael Kelly has also joined the cast as a series regular. He plays a “titan of industry who leads the largest oil management firm in the world.” Kelly brings his Emmy credentials to the show, and the role fits his history as a scene-stealer in projects like Lioness.
The Renewal Was Already Set
The renewal was not in doubt. Paramount has already greenlit a third season of Landman. The decision was announced after the second season set viewership records for the platform.
The second season achieved “over 9.2 million streaming views for its premiere episode in the first two days on service.” That number speaks for itself. It is the kind of performance that locks in a network commitment.
Production Has Begun
Filming started on October 1. The announcement from Paramount+ confirmed that production had commenced in Fort Worth, Texas.
The schedule runs through early 2027. That timeline suggests a mid-to-late 2027 release window for Season 3 on Paramount+. The show has not locked in an exact date yet, but the company has given fans a rough idea of when to expect new episodes.
Who Is Coming Back
The regulars are the heart of the show. Their characters have defined the series since it began.
| Character | Actor | Role |
|---|---|---|
| Nathan | Colm Feore | Series regular |
| Boss | Mustafa Speaks | Series regular |
| Paigyn Meester | Bobbi Salvor Menuez | Series regular |
| Cheyenne | Francesca Xuereb | Series regular |
Kelly joins the group as the fifth regular. His character’s position at the top of the oil industry adds a new layer to the show’s world.
The Cast Upgrades Explained
Each of the four actors has proven their worth across the first two seasons. Their scenes have been some of the show’s best, and now their contracts reflect that work.
Feore’s Nathan has been a constant presence. Speaks’s Boss has been a steady hand. Menuez’s Paigyn Meester and Xuereb’s Cheyenne have each brought their own energy to the ensemble. Kelly’s addition gives the show a new perspective on the oil industry.
How to Watch Now
The first two seasons are available on Paramount+. That is the simplest entry point for anyone who has not jumped in yet.
The service offers two subscription tiers:
| Plan | Cost | Features |
|---|---|---|
| Essential | $8.99/month | Ad-supported |
| Premium | $13.99/month | Ad-free, includes Showtime titles and live CBS |
A seven-day free trial is available on the Premium plan. You can also add Paramount+ to your Prime Video or Hulu accounts for an additional $13.99/month. YouTube also offers a free trial.
The Family Dinner Joke
The announcement includes a joke about Angela’s family dinners getting crowded. It is a small moment, but it is a reminder that the show knows how to make light of its own chaos.
What Happens Next
The show has a solid foundation for Season 3. The regulars are locked in, the renewal is confirmed, and the company has given fans a rough idea of when to expect new episodes.
The question now is whether the show can deliver on the promise of its record-breaking numbers. The answer will come in mid-to-late 2027.
The Bottom Line
The news is good for fans. The show is back, the cast is stronger, and the platform is committed.
It is a simple update, but it answers the questions that matter. The show has a path forward, the platform is behind it, and the audience has spoken.
The only disappointment is that there is no new episode this week. That is a minor annoyance, but it is a reminder that the wait is real.
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