CrawlingNo5 said:

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As good as BBT is, the wife and daughter scenes almost make the entire show unwatchable. So cliche, so corny. With that said, looking forward to Season 2.

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I guess because I dated a chick with this EXACT relationship with her mother i find it hilarious

rynning said:

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Mr.Bond said:

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CrawlingNo5 said:

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As good as BBT is, the wife and daughter scenes almost make the entire show unwatchable. So cliche, so corny. With that said, looking forward to Season 2.

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I'm

I guess because I dated a chick with this EXACT relationship with her mother i find it hilarious

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They are the comic relief in an otherwise serious show. I roll my eyes but don't mind it at all.

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I agree. Plus the wife is developing as a character. Her work at the old folks home and her focus on making the house more livable demonstrate that she isn't just one-dimensional.

I'm curious if anyone has gone to Whataburger and asked for a burger "animal style" or whatever she called it.

The D said:

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As an in-house landman for a company that operates 500k acres, us 4 landman are getting so much company cred now.

Thank you TS

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So do you basically manage all day-to-day functions of working oil wells? I am confused by this show because I thought a Landman was just responsible for getting the surface contracts signed. BBT visits the wells and is basically a do-it-all manager for operations.

I just started watching and five episodes in this show makes you think people die every week working these rigs. As soon as I saw a foreman jumping up and down on a stack of pipe like a toddler I thought " oh here we go again" and sure enough it collapses and he dies. I would think even mediocre energy companies have better safety execution than that.

Marauder Blue 6 said:

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BurnetAggie99 said:

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To me watching the show Tommy roles & responsibilities seems like he should be titled VP of Operations

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That doesn't make for a very catchy title.

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Agreed 100%

When does Season 2 premier?

Matsui said:

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When does Season 2 premier?

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A renewal hasn't been announced yet.

https://collider.com/landman-season-2-confirmed-demi-moore/

Matsui said:

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When does Season 2 premier?

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Probably a year from now if it is renewed.

November I thought

Gil Renard said:

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November I thought

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With the way shows are being streamed now it'll be November 2026 if we're lucky.

Magneto said:

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bonfarr said:

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The D said:

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As an in-house landman for a company that operates 500k acres, us 4 landman are getting so much company cred now.

Thank you TS

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So do you basically manage all day-to-day functions of working oil wells? I am confused by this show because I thought a Landman was just responsible for getting the surface contracts signed. BBT visits the wells and is basically a do-it-all manager for operations.

I just started watching and five episodes in this show makes you think people die every week working these rigs. As soon as I saw a foreman jumping up and down on a stack of pipe like a toddler I thought " oh here we go again" and sure enough it collapses and he dies. I would think even mediocre energy companies have better safety execution than that.

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The title, Landman, refers to the son with that horrible chin hair……Lil Landman

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If he was my boy I would have burned that greasy cap he never takes off.

bonfarr said:

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Magneto said:

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bonfarr said:

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The D said:

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As an in-house landman for a company that operates 500k acres, us 4 landman are getting so much company cred now.

Thank you TS

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So do you basically manage all day-to-day functions of working oil wells? I am confused by this show because I thought a Landman was just responsible for getting the surface contracts signed. BBT visits the wells and is basically a do-it-all manager for operations.

I just started watching and five episodes in this show makes you think people die every week working these rigs. As soon as I saw a foreman jumping up and down on a stack of pipe like a toddler I thought " oh here we go again" and sure enough it collapses and he dies. I would think even mediocre energy companies have better safety execution than that.

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The title, Landman, refers to the son with that horrible chin hair……Lil Landman

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If he was my boy I would have burned that greasy cap he never takes off.

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Hell, even when he showers, he looks like he needs 10 more.

BurnetAggie99 said:

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To me watching the show Tommy roles & responsibilities seems like he should be titled VP of Operations

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At some point (I think it is episode 6) BBT states he is the general manager. As others have stated, Landman makes a better title.

O.G. said:

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Magneto said:

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bonfarr said:

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The D said:

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As an in-house landman for a company that operates 500k acres, us 4 landman are getting so much company cred now.

Thank you TS

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So do you basically manage all day-to-day functions of working oil wells? I am confused by this show because I thought a Landman was just responsible for getting the surface contracts signed. BBT visits the wells and is basically a do-it-all manager for operations.

I just started watching and five episodes in this show makes you think people die every week working these rigs. As soon as I saw a foreman jumping up and down on a stack of pipe like a toddler I thought " oh here we go again" and sure enough it collapses and he dies. I would think even mediocre energy companies have better safety execution than that.

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The title, Landman, refers to the son with that horrible chin hair……Lil Landman

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So far, this is accurate. He's the only one that I've seen doing anything a Landman actually does (except drive a lot). Like research a lot of land/mineral/ownership & talk to landowners. However, in NO way does it happen that fast and almost no surface owners happen to also own 100% of their minerals. It does happen but its not common. Him signing the ranchers etch when they first met might have worked in the early 1900s, but it wouldn't fly today.

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They obviously have to simplify things a bit to make it interesting otherwise this would just be one large legal snore fest.

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Reno Hightower said:

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I will only continue to watch because Ali Larter is a smoke show and BBT's sermons about the necessity of fossil fuel are gospel.

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The only way they will be able to keep me from continuing to fast forward thru scenes with just the wife & daughter is if one of them appears nekkid. (Daughter's actually 27 IRL so I don't feel too pervy about this.)

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I don't know - doing a side by side camel toe comparison kind of makes it entertaining.

bonfarr said:

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javajaws said:

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Duckhook said:

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Reno Hightower said:

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I will only continue to watch because Ali Larter is a smoke show and BBT's sermons about the necessity of fossil fuel are gospel.

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The only way they will be able to keep me from continuing to fast forward thru scenes with just the wife & daughter is if one of them appears nekkid. (Daughter's actually 27 IRL so I don't feel too pervy about this.)

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I don't know - doing a side by side camel toe comparison kind of makes it entertaining.

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No love for the Mexican widow? She's fine but no way I'm believing she popped out a kid three months before.

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nope, she is terrible also.

I suspect Taylor Sheridan is trolling everyone with all the women he puts in his shows and how terrible every single one of them is. The senator/governor from YS is about the only non-annoying female role I can identify.

Sheridan definitely was present the day in Screenwriting for the Female Character when Vince Gilligan and Kurt Sutter were guest lecturing about Skyler White and Jemma Morrow.