Landman appealed to me quite a bit. It’s evident that the series hails from the world of Taylor Sheridan and shares with his other shows that blend of rough masculinity, power dynamics, business dealings, territory disputes, and characters constantly on the brink of conflict. However, it also establishes its own distinct identity. While Yellowstone was marked by a more tragic and almost epic tone, this show feels dri…

Coming off of watching Yellowstone, 1883, and 1923, I decided to check out Landman—though I haven’t gotten around to the second season yet. It strikes me that Landman shares similarities with Yellowstone; it functions as a contemporary Western. I'm truly appreciating Sheridan’s work and am keeping my fingers crossed for at least five seasons of Landman.

Taylor Sheridan’s *Landman* represents a remarkable achievement, an expansive and intense drama that quickly sets itself apart as the benchmark for contemporary epic television. Taking place in West Texas boomtowns, it skillfully examines the intricate and ruthless realm of oil and gas—a world shaped by immense wealth and loss, powerful machinery, and equally unpredictable human desire. Ultimately, this series functi…

I thought this was a terrific series and it absolutely warrants a rating of at least 8.