83 percent Tomatometer reflects improved critical reception as the season's generational framing - Sam Elliott as Tommy's father, Andy Garcia as a cartel figure - gave the West Texas power dynamics a vertical dimension that Season 1 lacked.
Renewal: Renewed for Season 3 in December 2025; Season 2 finale aired January 18, 2026. (Wikipedia)
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| Season | Released | BollyMeter | Critics | Audience | Verdict |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Season 12024 · 10 eps | 17 November 2024 | 7.0 | 78% | 57.0/100 | WORTH-IT |
| Season 22025 · 10 eps | 16 November 2025 | 7.3 | 83% | 57.0/100 | WORTH-IT |
Season 1 · episode BollyMeter rhythm
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The series premiere establishes Tommy Norris in the Permian Basin field, immediately positioning him as the institutional fix-it figure between corporate oil interests and the criminal economy the boom sustains.
Full episode review →The second episode maps the full spectrum of West Texas oil ambition from wildcatter dreams to the quiet ruination of those the boom leaves behind.
Full episode review →The violence of the oil patch encroaches on domestic space as the episode makes clear that the Permian Basin's costs are not contained to the field.
Full episode review →Tommy navigates the gap between the deal that salvages a situation and the one that merely defers its consequences - the landman's essential professional dilemma.
Full episode review →The episode interrogates belonging for people whose work demands perpetual motion through territories that offer money but resist settlement.
Full episode review →An escalating conflict from earlier in the season returns with compounded interest as the episode makes clear that the oil-patch economy of violence follows its own debt logic.
Full episode review →The season's narrative threads converge toward a reckoning as the episode's title collapses the distinction between a well drilled and a hole dug for other purposes.
Full episode review →The penultimate run of episodes confronts the domestic wreckage that the Norris family's oil-patch exposure has accumulated - a quieter hour in a series that earns its quieter moments.
Full episode review →Named for the Wolfcamp shale formation that defines Permian Basin production, the episode ties the season's human drama to the geological logic underneath it.
Full episode review →The Season 1 finale distributes the aftermath of the season's confrontations with the unsentimental arithmetic the show has applied to hope throughout - some people get the crumbs, some get nothing.
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