Taylor Sheridan's Neo-Western Remains One Of The Biggest Hits On Streaming After Major Future Update

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Taylor Sheridan's hit Neo-Western series is coming back for more, and after a major update related to the show's future, it has just found new life on streaming. Sheridan's list of TV shows runs long and wide. While the creator has had success with different genres, with the spy thriller series Lioness currently a major streaming performer for Sheridan, his most famous franchise comes from the Western genre. That would be Sheridan's Yellowstone universe, which expanded beyond the Kevin Costner drama to include multiple prequel series and sequels. That said, Sheridan has also explored the genre beyond his hit franchise.
Multiple Sheridan movies, like Wind River and Hell or High Water, touch on the Western/Neo-Western genre. On the small screen, Sheridan has worked as a writer, director, producer, or creator of genre shows like the star-studded The Madison, which features names like Kurt Russell and Michelle Pfeiffer, as well as Landman, the Neo-Western that stars Billy Bob Thornton as Tommy Norris and is all about oil and the surrounding industry. It is that TV show that has now started a new era on streaming, as Sheridan's Landman just returned to a chart it knows all too well.
Sheridan's Landman Is Back In Business On Paramount+'s Top 10
Landman is finally back as the 10th most-watched TV show on Paramount+ in the United States after the Neo-Western series went missing from the coveted chart for a couple of weeks, according to FlixPatrol data. Landman now continues its long run on the chart, as the hit series' total count on Paramount+'s Top 10 TV Shows chart in the US is now at 323 days. Landman's streaming resurgence comes several months after the latest season of the Neo-Western series wrapped up. After debuting on November 16, 2025, the Landman season 2 finale was released on Paramount+ on January 18.
Landman is not the only TV show who has returned to the coveted Paramount+ chart. The Sheridan series' resurgence was joined by the reality show Survivor, which is currently Paramount+'s 9th most popular series after re-entering the chart. While the creator usually has many shows on the streamer's top chart, Sheridan has only one other series at the moment, making company for Landman among Paramount+'s most-watched nationwide. That would be the spy thriller Lioness, which stands tall as Paramount+'s 2nd most popular series in the US. The only show above it is the animated classic South Park, at 1st.
What's The Latest On Season 3?
While no new episodes of Landman have been released recently, another reveal might be what has helped the Neo-Western series trend again on Paramount+. New Landman season 3 set photos were shared by actors Mustafa Speaks, who gives life to Theodore 'Boss' Ramone, and Mark Collie, who plays Sheriff Walt Joeberg, to celebrate the fact that Landman is now in production. Originally, the hit oil drama was planned to start filming season 3 in May, but that ended up being delayed. Now, Landman season 3 is being worked on at the same time that Sheridan's Neo-Western series returns to Paramount+'s chart — perfect timing.
- Release Date
- November 17, 2024
- Network
- Paramount
- Showrunner
- Taylor Sheridan
- Directors
- Stephen Kay, Michael Friedman, Taylor Sheridan
- Writers
- Taylor Sheridan, Christian Wallace
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Billy Bob Thornton
Tommy Norris
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Ali Larter
Angela Norris
- Franchise(s)
- Yellowstone
- Creator(s)
- Taylor Sheridan, Christian Wallace
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