With Landman Season 2’s reset finale still fresh—Tommy Norris walking away from M-Tex to launch his own family venture, CTT Oil—co-creator Christian Wallace has given fans a clear look at what’s coming off-screen.

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Season 3 cameras are expected to roll starting in May 2026, a touch later than prior cycles but still aligned for a probable November 2026 premiere, matching the show’s annual drop pattern (Season 1: Nov 2024; Season 2: Nov 2025).

The slight delay matters mainly because of one factor: Texas heat. Shooting heavily outdoors in the Permian Basin and Fort Worth means the crew will face intensifying summer temperatures right out of the gate.

“We’re going to be pretty full on, and just getting hotter,” Wallace said. The series thrives on that grit—dusty rigs, wide skies, and unfiltered oil-field life—but the conditions are punishing. “Twelve-hour days in 100-plus degree weather is no joke,” he noted.

“It’s hard on the crew and cast… That’s our cross to bear, not the audience’s.” The commitment to real exteriors keeps Landman feeling lived-in and immediate, even if it tests everyone involved.

Adding to the intensity is the show’s deliberately tight timeline. Unlike many dramas that span years, Landman compresses its story into mere weeks and months.

Seasons 1 and 2 together cover only a couple of months in the characters’ lives, and Wallace confirmed the team intends to stick with that template. For Season 3, this means the reset hits fast: CTT Oil must get off the ground quickly, family dynamics shift under pressure, and any fallout arrives without breathing room.

The format mirrors the high-wire stakes on screen. Tommy’s leap into independence—backed by a risky infusion and shadowed by cartel danger—unfolds in real time, amplifying tension with every decision. There’s no slow build; consequences land swiftly, just as production must deliver under tight schedules and extreme elements.

Wallace described the current rhythm as solid, built on deep trust in Taylor Sheridan’s vision. “We’re in a groove,” he said, despite the physical demands. As the team heads back to the patch, that groove will carry Landman into its next chapter: more hands-on oil work, family chaos, and the same unforgiving authenticity that defines the series.

Fans can stream Seasons 1 and 2 on Paramount+ now, with Season 3 likely arriving late 2026—hot, gritty, and right on schedule.