Landman Season 3 Production Delayed to 2027

Production on the third season of the hit Paramount drama "Landman" has been delayed, pushing its anticipated premiere into 2027. Actor James Jordan, who plays petroleum engineer Dale Bradley, revealed the updated schedule in a July 29 interview, stating filming will now begin in September 2026 and continue through the first quarter of 2027.

This shift marks another change to the production timetable. Earlier reports had suggested a May 2026 start, with star Billy Bob Thornton later indicating in May that filming would begin at the end of August. Jordan's comments provide the latest public update, though Paramount has not issued an official production schedule or confirmed a reason for the delay. The new timeline definitively rules out a 2026 release for the new season.

The series, created by Taylor Sheridan and inspired by the "Boomtown" podcast, follows landman Tommy Norris, played by Thornton, navigating the high-stakes world of the West Texas oil industry. It quickly became a major success for Paramount upon its November 2024 debut. The platform renewed the show for a third season on December 5, 2025, just weeks after the Season 2 premiere set a new viewership record with...