Paramount+ viewers are eagerly awaiting the conclusion of Taylor Sheridan's hit series 'Landman' as it hurtles towards its dramatic finale. Based on the penultimate episode, "Plans, Tears and Sirens", it appears that Season 2 will come to a close with significant plot twists.
The pivotal moment comes when Tommy is fired from his role as president of M-Tex, after clashing with Cami over how she's been running the company all season. Cami ultimately lets him go at the launch-day party for the offshore drilling operation, citing that working in the industry has helped her realize why her late husband gravitated toward the oil business.
Meanwhile, another dramatic incident occurs when Ariana is nearly sexually assaulted by the same man who was banned from the bar earlier in the season. Fortunately, Cooper arrives just in time to help her and beats up the attacker, but goes too far and could face attempted murder charges from the police.
The Season 2 finale, titled "Tragedy and Flies," will premiere on Sunday, January 18th at 3 a.m. ET / 12 a.m. PT exclusively on Paramount+. While the runtime for the finale has not been revealed, fans can expect it to be longer than previous episodes in Season 2.
Viewers interested in catching up with 'Landman' before the finale can stream all available episodes on Paramount+, which offers two plans: Essential ($8.99 per month or $89.99 per year) with limited ads, and Premium ($13.99 per month or $139.99 per year) without ads.
However, as of January 17th, Paramount+ ended its one-week free trial for both the Essential and Premium plans, so viewers will need to sign up for a paid subscription in order to watch the finale and previous episodes in Season 2.
The pivotal moment comes when Tommy is fired from his role as president of M-Tex, after clashing with Cami over how she's been running the company all season. Cami ultimately lets him go at the launch-day party for the offshore drilling operation, citing that working in the industry has helped her realize why her late husband gravitated toward the oil business.
Meanwhile, another dramatic incident occurs when Ariana is nearly sexually assaulted by the same man who was banned from the bar earlier in the season. Fortunately, Cooper arrives just in time to help her and beats up the attacker, but goes too far and could face attempted murder charges from the police.
The Season 2 finale, titled "Tragedy and Flies," will premiere on Sunday, January 18th at 3 a.m. ET / 12 a.m. PT exclusively on Paramount+. While the runtime for the finale has not been revealed, fans can expect it to be longer than previous episodes in Season 2.
Viewers interested in catching up with 'Landman' before the finale can stream all available episodes on Paramount+, which offers two plans: Essential ($8.99 per month or $89.99 per year) with limited ads, and Premium ($13.99 per month or $139.99 per year) without ads.
However, as of January 17th, Paramount+ ended its one-week free trial for both the Essential and Premium plans, so viewers will need to sign up for a paid subscription in order to watch the finale and previous episodes in Season 2.
. And what's up with her saying it's helped her realize why her husband got into oil? Like, that's so insensitive 
. Anyway, I'm super hyped for the finale and can't wait to see how everything plays out! The plot twists are already giving me major anxiety 
. One thing's for sure, Sunday at 3 a.m. ET is gonna be a wild ride 
... hope everyone's prepared for it 
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it's gonna be dramatic with tommy getting fired, cami's revelation about her husband, and ariana almost getting assaulted... like what is gonna happen next?! 
The plot twists are insane! I feel bad for Tommy, he's been through so much this season. And Ariana almost got hurt... it's crazy how Cooper reacted though, I think he's gonna have some major repercussions from the police 
. Can't wait to see what happens next on Jan 18th at 3 a.m. ET! The only thing that sucks is the paid plans have ads 
, I'm thinking of getting Premium just for the finale tho 
what if Cooper hadn't showed up in time?! The suspense is killing me and now I need to shell out $8.99/month for a whole month to watch the finale?! Are you kidding me? 
Can't they just leave it up for free like some sort of twisted marketing ploy? And don't even get me started on the Paramount+ pricing - $89.99/year is straight-up ridiculous 
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. And Tommy getting fired from M-Tex? Yeah, that's probably for the best 
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that scene where Cooper beats up the guy who tried to harass Ariana is so intense! I hope they don't make him face any real-life charges lol. I'm low-key stressed about Tommy getting fired too, I feel bad for Cami 
. Has anyone else noticed how Cami has grown so much this season? Like, she went from being all about her late husband to realizing she can actually run a successful business 
. And can we talk about how good looking the cast is on that show? 
I swear, I'm gonna binge-watch it before the finale drops, gotta make sure I'm ready for all the drama 
. On a more emotional note, I love how Cami found her passion in life through her late husband, it's beautiful 
. And can we talk about Tommy getting fired? 
. Anyways, gotta prep for the finale on Jan 18th... who's with me? 
. I'm all for Cooper standing up for her, but attempted murder charges? That's some next level stuff 
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) and I'm dying to know what happens next! The finale is gonna be long, so I'll need to adjust my schedule, but it's all worth it for the drama 
What even is that?! Can't they just make a normal episode instead? Like, for once? 
. And omg, Cooper going all Terminator on that guy was SO COOL 
! Can't wait to see what happens next Sunday at 3 am, when I'm awake lol 
On a related note, have you noticed how well-developed the characters are getting in this show? Tommy and Cami's storyline is so interesting, and I'm curious to see what happens next between them. And can we talk about Ariana's growth as a character? She's going through some serious stuff, but she's really owning it 
. This finale better deliver, or I'll be one sad storyteller 
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. If we're paying for something, it should be worth it - and that includes having access to all the episodes without being nickel-and-dimed every step of the way 