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Paramount+ moves forward with the Tulsa King spinoff, now titled Frisco King, which shifts the setting from New Orleans to Frisco, Texas. Samuel L. Jackson will reprise his Tulsa King role, and Taylor Sheridan will write all eight episodes of Season 1. Production starts late March in Fort Worth, with the Frisco setting expected to anchor the series while brief New Orleans visits are possible.
Taylor Sheridan’s Tulsa King spinoff, originally set in New Orleans as NOLA King, has relocated to Texas and been renamed Frisco King, with Samuel L. Jackson cast to star. Sheridan will write all eight episodes of the first season, production set to begin in late March in Fort Worth, and the project is produced by Paramount Television Studios and 101 Studios.
Taylor Sheridan’s Tulsa King spinoff has been renamed Frisco King and relocated from New Orleans to Frisco, Texas, with Samuel L. Jackson starring and Sheridan writing all eight episodes. Production is set to begin in late March in Fort Worth, casting is underway, and no new showrunner has been named after the departure of Dave Erickson.
Kurt Russell says Taylor Sheridan’s The Madison is designed for women—a two-season, six-episode stand-alone starring Russell and Michelle Pfeiffer that shifts away from the Yellowstone-style action toward grief and human connection, described by Russell as a 'very female-gaze-oriented' show; both seasons are already filmed and premiere March 14 on Paramount+.
Kelly Reilly says the Yellowstone finale felt rushed and disappointing, noting Kevin Costner’s abrupt exit altered the arc and that behind-the-scenes drama likely shaped how it played out; she believes the ending would have looked different if Costner had stayed, and she’ll remain in the Yellowstone universe with the upcoming Dutton Ranch spinoff on Paramount+ expected in 2026.
Lifehacker curates 10 Landman-style TV series—Mayor of Kingstown, Dallas, Yellowstone, Empire, Goliath, Mine, The Waterfront, Joe Pickett, Queen Sugar, and The Son—each weaving power, money, and family conflict through distinct settings, from oil towns to sugar farms, across Paramount+, Tubi, Peacock, Hulu, Netflix, Prime Video, and AMC+.
Co-creator Christian Wallace says Demi Moore’s Cami Miller may return in Landman Season 3, but the exact path hinges on Taylor Sheridan’s decisions. After Season 2 left Cami struggling at M-Tex amid clashes and cartel ties, the show appears poised for a dramatic turn. Season 3 is set to shoot in May 2026 with a likely November 2026 premiere, while Billy Bob Thornton is expected to remain on the show.
Jacob Lofland says he’s thrilled about Landman’s Season 3 but anxious about what writer‑creator Taylor Sheridan will cook up after the Season 2 finale left Cooper leading his family’s new oil venture, CTT Oil, amid cartel threats. Production begins in spring; the show will explore trauma, family dynamics, and a tighter oil‑drilling timeline, with Lofland hoping Sam Elliott returns and eager to see how Cooper balances leadership with his past.
The first preview for Taylor Sheridan’s The Madison reveals a standalone Western on Paramount+ about a New York City family in Montana’s Madison River Valley, exploring grief and human connection. Starring Michelle Pfeiffer and Kurt Russell, the series is not part of Yellowstone’s universe and premieres March 14, 2026, signaling a shift from Sheridan’s typical gritty fare.
In a candid Variety interview, Billy Bob Thornton discusses the on-set dynamic with Andy Garcia in Landman, the intensity of their confrontations, and how he and the cast navigate tough scenes, while also addressing why Taylor Sheridan’s shows are often underrepresented in award conversations and attributing snubs to politics and misperceptions about Sheridan’s views.
Bobbi Salvór Menuez, who plays Paigyn, a nonbinary roommate on Landman, says they were barely familiar with Taylor Sheridan’s universe but knew Paigyn would stir reactions; the Season 2 finale’s reception highlighted LGBTQ representation, and Menuez hopes for a Season 3 return while reflecting on Texas filming, working with a ferret, and their broader acting career.
The Hollywood Reporter reports that Landman will reset for season 3, with Tommy Norris launching a family-run oil company (CTT Oil) after leaving M-Tex, reshaping dynamics with T.L. and Cooper as they navigate a high-stakes deal with cartel boss Gallino. Production is slated to resume in May, with the new season expected to premiere around the following year; Sam Elliott is confirmed to return, and the season will continue to push bold, boundary-pushing storylines in a condensed, fast-paced timeline.
Paramount+ debuts the first teaser for Taylor Sheridan’s Yellowstone-adjacent series The Madison, featuring Michelle Pfeiffer and Kurt Russell as a New York City–Montana duo navigating grief in a Montana river valley; the neo-western centers on the Clyburn family, with Will Arnett as their therapist, and Sheridan serving as creator/executive producer. The Madison premieres March 14, with two other Yellowstone spin-offs in the works: The Dutton Ranch and Marshals (debuting March 1 on CBS).
Landman wraps its 10-episode Season 2 with Episode 10, Tragedy and Flies, streaming on Paramount+ on Jan. 18, 2026. New installments drop Sundays at 12 a.m. ET (watchable for PT viewers on Saturdays at 9 p.m.); the first nine episodes are already available. The finale continues Norris’s high-stakes oil-world saga, with pressure from M-Tex Oil, Demi Moore’s Cami Miller, the return of a cartel boss played by Andy Garcia, and Sam Elliott joining as Norris’s father. Paramount+ has also recently raised prices to $9/month (Essential) and $14/month (Premium).
Paramount+ will premiere Taylor Sheridan's The Madison on March 14, a Montana–New York-set family drama led by Michelle Pfeiffer and Kurt Russell, described as Sheridan’s most intimate work and a resilience-and-transformation story across two worlds, with a star-studded cast.