The lineup is stacked: Landman, Tulsa King, and Mayor of Kingstown are all streaming on Paramount+ worldwide, while Yellowstone — the crown jewel — continues its unusual but wildly effective split distribution strategy. In the United States, Yellowstone streams on Peacock, while internationally it’s available on Netflix and Paramount+, helping audiences to giddy up and dispose of their enemies.

What’s remarkable isn’t just the number of shows — it’s the consistency. Sheridan isn’t landing one-off hits overseas; he’s exporting an entire tone. Power struggles. Broken institutions. Antiheroes operating in moral gray zones. Whether it’s oil fields, prisons, organized crime, or ranch land, the themes are hitting the right note no matter the setting.

How Good Is ‘Landman’?

Collider’s review of the series stated that Landman Season 2 shows cautious signs of improvement but still struggles to fully distinguish itself within Taylor Sheridan’s crowded TV empire. Billy Bob Thornton remains the show’s strongest asset, anchoring the series with a cynical, steady performance, while Demi Moore emerges as a standout new addition, bringing emotional depth and complexity largely absent from Season 1. Andy Garcia’s cartel-linked newcomer adds intrigue, and new plotlines offer higher stakes. However, many characters remain static, limiting momentum. While the first three episodes suggest more promise than before, the season’s ultimate success depends on whether meaningful growth actually follows:

“Season 2 of Landman is ultimately showing signs of more promise after its first three episodes, with Moore already delivering a strong performance for a complex character. While Garcia’s still at the “mysterious character with hidden motives” point in the series, his presence is also clearly felt. Between his inclusion and a big new narrative for Cooper, there are considerable opportunities for raised stakes, character growth, and fresh drama. It’s impossible to say what Landman‘s true trajectory will be this season, but it’s already a bit closer to a well that hits than it was the first time around. Now, it just has to stick the landing.”

Yellowstone is streaming on Peacock in the United States, and on Netflix and Paramount+ internationally. Landman, Tulsa King, and Mayor of Kingstown stream on Paramount+ worldwide.