LANDMAN Season 3 Trailer | Tommy’s Revenge – The Bloody Oil Game

Deep in the unforgiving stretches of West Texas, where crude oil churns beneath the soil like a restless beast, Tommy Norris believes he’s finally hit the jackpot. After years of scraping by as a small-time operator, outmaneuvering competitors and gambling everything on risky leases, his latest strike in the Permian Basin explodes with promise. The first surge of oil feels like vindication—dark, thick, and glistening under the brutal sun. Standing on the rig, sweat-soaked and exhausted, Tommy tells himself this is the moment that changes everything. But in Landman Season 3, success is never just success. It’s a spark, and sparks ignite fires.

Almost immediately, Tommy’s victory draws attention from predators far more powerful than he anticipated. Corporate giants, shadowy investors, and political fixers begin circling, unwilling to let an independent operator disrupt their carefully controlled oil empire. Among the first to confront him is Angela Norris—his ex-wife—now reinvented as a ruthless land broker working for a rival firm. Their reunion in a dim Midland bar crackles with tension. Angela warns him bluntly: this oil isn’t a blessing, it’s a curse disguised as wealth. Old resentments and unresolved emotions surface, but Tommy shrugs off her threat with a confident smirk. Still, as he drives home through the endless flatlands, the warning lingers like a shadow in his rearview mirror.

At home, the consequences of Tommy’s ambition hit closer than any rival ever could. His daughter Rebecca, fresh out of college and fiercely idealistic, challenges him head-on. She believes in renewable energy, environmental responsibility, and a future that doesn’t poison the land they love. Dinner conversations quickly turn into emotional standoffs, with Rebecca accusing her father of sacrificing ethics for profit. Tommy insists he’s doing this for family security and legacy, but he has no idea Rebecca is already quietly aligned with environmental activists. Her secret involvement threatens to turn their fractured relationship into outright war.

Meanwhile, trouble brews within Tommy’s own operation. Cooper, his longtime right-hand man and a hardened roughneck scarred by years of dangerous blowouts, delivers unsettling rumors of sabotage. Equipment up north may have been tampered with—by the same group that tried to crush them before. Though Cooper’s loyalty seems unshakable, hints of his hidden debts to powerful oil syndicates raise uncomfortable questions. Is he a victim, or a liability waiting to explode?

As pressure mounts, a new player enters the scene: Harlon Vance. Polished, calculating, and unsettlingly calm, Vance arrives with an offer that could change everything—a partnership promising dominance over the basin. The deal feels wrong from the start. His smile is cold, his words too smooth. But Tommy is cornered by debts, aggressive bankers, and mounting operational costs. Saying no might mean financial ruin. Before Tommy can decide, disaster strikes.

One night, a massive explosion tears through a nearby rig, setting the sky ablaze. Sirens wail as flames lick upward, and amid the chaos, Tommy spots a truck speeding away from the scene—disturbingly familiar. Was Angela behind it? Or is Vance sending a violent message? The fire isn’t an accident. It’s a declaration of war.

Seeking guidance, Tommy turns to Monty, his grizzled old mentor who has survived decades in the oil game. Monty offers whiskey and hard-earned wisdom: in this world, trust is rarer than dry land after a flood. As Tommy digs deeper, he uncovers falsified permits, bribed inspectors, and evidence of illegal fracking poisoning a hidden aquifer. The conspiracy runs deeper than he ever imagined.

Rebecca, torn between loyalty and conscience, secretly hands Tommy a file from her activist allies—documents that could expose Vance’s empire but also destroy her father’s career. The choice becomes unbearable. Tommy’s dream is rotting from the inside, and everyone he loves is standing in the blast radius.

Paranoia escalates as alliances crumble. Cooper admits he owes dangerous people but insists he never betrayed Tommy. Yet sabotaged tools bearing Cooper’s initials surface, casting doubt on everything. Angela plays both sides with chilling precision, even approaching Rebecca with an offer to take down her father in the name of “going green.” Family bonds fracture, loyalty erodes, and every character seems capable of betrayal.

The tension reaches a breaking point during a high-risk drill on contested land. The operation nearly ends in catastrophe when a gas pocket erupts instead of oil, threatening a deadly blowout. Though disaster is narrowly avoided, evidence of a tampered valve confirms someone is actively trying to kill them. As the sun sets, painting the horizon blood red, Tommy realizes his success has painted a target on everyone connected to him.

Soon, the conspiracy expands beyond Texas. Whispers of Washington lobbyists, water rights manipulation, and political corruption surface. Rebecca begins receiving threats. Cooper disappears overnight, returning bruised and silent. Angela’s loyalties shift like sand, and Vance’s polite menace grows more overt. Armed and exhausted, Tommy prepares for the worst, knowing the war has moved from boardrooms and rigs to his own doorstep.

When evidence emerges that contamination samples were deliberately switched to frame him, the truth finally sharpens. Angela, breaking ranks with her corporate masters, reveals that her boss Victor Lang orchestrated the sabotage to seize control of the aquifer. Despite their past, Angela admits she’s acting to protect Rebecca. For a fleeting moment, old hatred gives way to shared fear.

Cooper, cornered by syndicate threats against his family, finally confesses everything. Offered a deal to betray Tommy in exchange for freedom, he instead chooses loyalty—though it may cost him his life. With nowhere left to run, Tommy rallies his remaining crew. Together, they plan a desperate, illegal raid on Lang’s private storage yard to retrieve proof of the frame-up.

The operation unfolds like a modern western heist. Under cover of darkness, they breach the compound, uncovering doctored samples and falsified records. But the victory is short-lived. Armed security storms the site, bullets fly, and chaos erupts. Monty reappears at the last second, gun in hand, saving their escape. Flames rise behind them as the crew torches the warehouse to cover their retreat, declaring open war against forces far bigger than themselves.

In the aftermath, battered but alive, Tommy holds Rebecca as the sun rises over the basin. They have proof, but proof alone won’t end this. The system is too corrupt, the enemies too powerful. A final phone call from Vance makes it clear: this was only the beginning.

Standing alone on the ridge overlooking his rig—the very symbol of his triumph and his curse—Tommy understands the truth. He didn’t just win oil. He stepped into a bloody game where survival demands sacrifice, loyalty is a liability, and legacy is written in fire. Landman Season 3 sets the stage for a brutal reckoning, where revenge, betrayal, and power collide, and where Tommy Norris must decide how far he’s willing to go to protect what’s left of his family and his name.