This post contains spoilers for Landman‘s Season 1 finale, which began streaming Sunday. Proceed accordingly. Lest you think that Landman‘s Tommy is about to trade in his dusty blue jeans for a power suit and The Patch Café for three-martini lunches,

Randolph knows that the bond she's formed with Thornton is "so cool" and she tells PEOPLE Larter often introduces her as "my daughter"

Landman' stars Billy Bob Thornton and Ali Larter break down the Season 1 finale, including Tommy's new job, Angela's fears, Andy Garcia's threatening role and more.

T he dust has settled after the intense Season 1 finale of Landman, and while the series leaves the fate of M-Tex Oil in Tommy’s hands, fans are left wondering if Billy Bob Thor

Taylor Sheridan’s “Landman” has finished its first season, which contained a multitude of references to Fort Worth and North Texas. “Landman” is co-created and executive produced by Sheridan and Christian Wallace,

Pratt’s star-crossed Guardians of the Galaxy co-star was born one year earlier, in 1979 in New Jersey. Saldana spent time in New York City and the Dominican Republic as a kid; she went to Newtown High School in Queens, New York.

Over the years, Taylor Sheridan has been associated with some of the biggest shows in recent memory, Landman being among them.

T he Western genre with its roots in the US typically features stories set in the American West, exploring the amalgamation of contemporary and old West themes, archetypes, and mo

During the season finale, Andy Garcia made a cameo appearance which could turn into a regular role if Season 2 is confirmed. Ali Larter, Jacob Lofland and Michelle Randolph are three more actors on Landman. Demi Moore played Monty's wife, Cami.

After the conclusion of Yellowstone, it’s clear Taylor Sheridan has no intention of slowing down. Is Landman a worthy replacement for his western ranching drama while we await a new spin-off? Starring the likes of Billy Bob Thornton,

The actor speaks with The Hollywood Reporter about his oil tycoon's ending, the viral Jerry Jones scene and lessons learned for when the show likely returns: "There’s going to be a lot of wreckage to clean up.

The star of the Paramount+ oil industry series, who lost his home in ‘93 in the Malibu fires, says, "The most important thing is life and limb and family."