Landman racks up 400 days on a major Amazon streaming chart
Taylor Sheridan's oil drama 'Landman' is apparently having a major moment on digital storefronts. According to a report from ScreenRant, the show has now spent a staggering 400 days on Amazon's Video On Demand top 25 chart for television series in the U.S.
That achievement reportedly puts the Billy Bob Thornton-led series in first place on that specific ranking, with no other show having logged as many days on the list. The nearest competitor was said to be 'Anne of Green Gables,' which has been on the chart for 293 days.
The milestone isn't the only sign of life for the show. Per the report, 'Landman' is currently climbing the chart again and now sits at number 19 in the national rankings. It's said to have jumped three spots in a single day, outpacing series like 'Chernobyl' and Sheridan's own 'Lioness.'
The show's second season aired from late 2025 into early 2026. Paramount+ already renewed it for a third season last December, though filming was delayed from May to August of this year.
This streaming surge comes as production on season three is reportedly underway, suggesting the audience for Tommy Norris's West Texas exploits isn't going anywhere.
