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

Taylor Sheridan’s latest show, “Landman,” closed out its debut season on Sunday night, and many fans are already wondering what's next.

Similar to Yellowstone, Taylor Sheridan once again excels at one front in Billy Bob Thornton's Landman finale.

Landman' Star Michelle Randolph On Playing Billy Bob Thornton's Daughter & Entertaining The Old Folks With Her MILF Mom

This post contains spoilers from “The Crumbs of Hope,” the Season 1 finale of “Landman,” now streaming on Paramount+ If the beginning and end of Season 1 of Paramount+’s “Landman” is any indication, co-creator and writer Taylor Sheridan may have it out for star Billy Bob Thornton.

An oil company fixer aka a landman by trade, Tommy pulls his pickup over to look at the boyfriend photo Angela holds up during a video call. After scanning the pic of this Greek god-like high school football star whose blue eyes you can get lost in, Tommy dryly replies, “OK, I see your point.”

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."

Taylor Sheridan has scored another hit with the TV show Landman, which concluded on Sunday night amid record-breaking ratings. The Paramount+ drama—starring Billy Bob Thornton, Demi Moore, Ali Larter and Jon Hamm—is the latest from Sheridan, who co-created the hit show with Christian Wallace.

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.

Billy Bob Thornton recently opened up about two memorable scenes from the Paramount+ show's final two episodes.

Landman star James Jordan has become one of show creator Taylor Sheridan 's favorite go-to actors over the years, and in a new interview, he shares why he still finds it "constantly challenging" to collaborate with the high-powered writer and director.

Thornton, who stars as the fixer for a Texas oil company in the hit Taylor Sheridan drama, breaks down the season finale and discusses the prospects for Season 2.