Taylor Sheridan's Western series, Landman, is set to begin production on its third season, according to actor and top collaborator James Jordan. This news comes as a slight delay for fans, who were hoping for a release before the end of 2026. The show, which premiered in 2024 and concluded its second season in early 2026, is a gritty follow-up to Sheridan's popular Yellowstone franchise. Jordan's confirmation of the upcoming season is a relief for viewers, who have been eagerly awaiting new episodes. The actor also praised Sheridan's writing prowess, describing him as 'unmatched' and highlighting his exceptional imagination. This sentiment is shared by many fans, who appreciate the intricate storytelling and character development in Sheridan's shows. However, Sheridan's dedication to authenticity in his work is also evident. He recently revealed that the Yellowstone spin-off, 6666, has been shelved, as he felt it would be disrespectful to fictionalize the real-life Four Sixes Ranch, where cowboys still work and families are raised. This commitment to preserving the integrity of his settings is a hallmark of Sheridan's approach to storytelling, and it's likely to continue shaping his future projects. As Landman gears up for its third season, fans can expect more intense drama and exploration of the oil industry, all while being immersed in Sheridan's unique vision of the American West.
